Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-07
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

| SAN FRANCISCO. June 9Th.
| FL0UR-We quote Best City Extra, 81 $50
so; medium, 50 25@4; shipping superine,
| 81 7561S 30 2 Dbl.
| WHEAT-The week closes on a tame market.
| Shippers will not pay over 81 . z ctl for old
| quality of No l standard. For future delivery
| of new crop there is some little business in pro
gress on n basis of 81 2214@I 2S4 Z ctl for July.
| The first shipment of new Wheat reached the
| bay this morning, coming from Banta, near
| Stockton. The lot consists of 36S ctls Sonora
| being held at 81 so q ctl. A sample parcel from
| Tulare county was exhibited on Change,
| weighing Go tts to the bushel
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
i July-10O tons, 81 221@; 300, 81 49,.
| Buyer 1SS6-100 tons 81 2712; 100, 81 275s; 800,
| 81 271s; 200. 81 2754; 800, 81 Pts
Seller lsS6-4G0 tons, 81 1S34; 900, 81 1875;
| !, 800, 81 1si4 q ctl.
BARLEY-New feed oh snges hands at range
OF S5090c p ctl. There is no strong tone to the
market, as receipts at the moment are in excess
of market requirement.. Brewing maintains a
steady front, being quotable at 81 45@l % q ctL
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer 1886, after July lst-l0o tons S11lc.
Seller 1sS6-1oO tons, 76c; 100, 761ac; 100, 76ssc
oATS-Trade quiet and prices easy. We quote:
Surprise and milling, 81 35@1 42la; No. l. 81 271a
co SR SoHn caIiornia White, 81 2oa1 25
large Yellow, 81 05d1 10; small Yellow, 81 05@
l 1515; Nebraska and Kansas, mixed, S5990c;
do, Yellow, 95c@s1; do, White, 81 al 021a Z ctl.
HAY-All kinds in fair supply. New is
quotable as follows: Alfalfa. SOB; Dat, So; Bar
ley, IS: Wheat, S9@10 2 ton. We quote old:
Wheat sl3@14; Dat, S12G14 . ton.
T0ES-Wharf rates are: Early Rose, 6Oc
to 81 25; Peerless, 9Oc@s1 1919; Mission Garnet
Chill, 81 2 ctl.
VEGETABLE s-Trade is fair, but stocks are
large and there is more or less surplus carried
over every day. New Cabbage and Beets are in
market. We quote as follows: Asparagus,
75c@Sl 25 p box: Green Peas, 50@75c . sack;
Garden Peas, 114@112c p ii; String Beans, 112@2c
ID for common and ., $g4 S ID 9I ioT l6nn-
25675c p dozen; Los Angeles Green Peppers,
6@l2c q ID; Egg Plant, 10@12c p ID; Tomatoes.
S. 5O@4 2 box Artichokes, 15@2Oc . doz: Car
81 p sack; Parsnips, 81 so p ctl; Caulifower,
81 p dozen Cabbage. coarse = ctl; Garlic,
new, 3@4c . b; Celery, 50@60c p dozen;
. IL; Marrowfat Squash, sl5@16 p ton: Sum,
mer Squash. 25@4Oc q box for Vacayille and
60@75c for bay.
FRUIT-Black Cherries are still drug in the
market, but supplies will soon commence to
narrow, and better prices are likely to prevail.
| Currants are also in heavy supply, and prices
continue low. Raspberries make better repre-
sentation, though prices are well sustained, as
the demand is good. Pringle Apricots are going
out but Royals are coming in quite freely, so
that there will be good display of this description
for some time. Peaches are also making better
exhibit. We quote consignments as follows APP
pies, 50a60c a box: Pears, 40c p bskt and soc
| q box Peaches, 81 50@2 p box Apricots, 75c
q box for good Prindle and 81 25Ql so for Royal;
Currants, S2@2 30 q chest; Gooseberries, 11292c
| for common, and SG15c per 10 for English: White
Cherries, 50(GS5c 2 box; Black Cherries. 23@
40c 2 box: Cherry Plums, o0G soc q drawer; Rasp-
berries Stools p chest, Strawberries, So@6 2
chest for common and SS(G10 for choice product;
Oranges, California 81 65@2 fol common Los An
geles and 81 50@S so q box for Navel {:
| Tahiti Oranges, SlS@20 2 thousand; Mexican
Lines S414 50; do, California, 40c to 81 p box;
Lemons, Sicily. IS 50@6; do, California, 81 50G3
| q box according to quality; Bananas, 81 5oG5
p bunch Pineapples, So SOFAS y dozen.
BUTTER-Supples continue large. We quote:
Fancy 1Sc; choice, 15917c; fair to good, 13@15c;
mixed lots, l0912c q d. Eastern, S4D1lc p 70:
CHEESE-The depots are heavily furnished.
California product sells from AZ to nc
| p h, as to quality; New York Creamery, 800
151%c p 10.
EGGS-Prices easy. California are quotable
| at l5@16c = dozen for choice, and polio for
| good store parcels; Eastern 11@12c = dozen.
| POULTRY-Fair demand. Live Turkeys-Gob-
| blers, 15@,16c; Hens, 129l4c = ID Roost-
ers, s5@5 so for old and s9d12 for young:
| S5@7 for large: Ducks. IS 50G4 so e dozen
| for old. and S5@7 for young; Geese, old 81 2
| pair Goslings, 81 25@1 50 u pair
WOOL-We quote spring clip: -.
Sacramento and Northern q fo........... ...l6@1O
Calaverss and Foothill. ................. IaCgi9
San JOAQUIN m0S......... q
San joaquin II mos. iatd 10
Southern .9i 10
'''''''' r. 10
Eastern Oregon. ~
| FRESH Misunderstanding are rates Tor whole
earcasses from slaughterers TO dealers: Beef
| First quality, 5l5@6c; second quality. 99o14e;
third oi1alitv &c H. Veal-Large, 6G7c; small,
! Ease = 10. Mutton-Quotabe at 4@41ac Q 10.
| Larub-ouotable at 6d7c 2 b. Pork--Llve Hogs,
| on foot, 25sSic; dressed do, 51aS461sc . d.