Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-14
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 18th.
FL0UR-Steady tone to values. We quote:
periine, 81 1903 25; interior extra, So 56@4 10;
superine, 81 75@S 2 Dbl.
BAREEf-Supp!ies are not coming to hand
in excessive amounts, while feed OF strictly
choice character is far from being well repre-
sented. This morning S715c z ctl was paid for
a fine sample, while less desirable stock could
probably have been bought at S21ac. New Brew
ing is not quick of sale, though values are
steady at S7lSG92i5c p ctt. In cid Brewing
there is steady movement at firm rates, say 81 30
to 81 60 q ctl Fora fancy lot an advance could
likely be secured. Sales OF Ghevalier have been
effected at 81 80, and more custom is said TO be
ready at about the same price. il the article
| comes mp to-the requirements of buyers.
| WHEAT-MOderate Business is i'll progress.
Good to choice shipping grades viii be taken at
range of 81 253zGI p Z eli, but this is the full
| limit Of buyers at the moment The array of
offerings is not very formidable, as sellers largely
incline to the belief that the market viii rather
| improve than otherwise.
The circular of the New Zealand Loan and
Mercantile Agency, under date OF June 1T:h,
| summarizes the sydney Wheat market as fol-
| lows: g An excellent months business must be
chronicled: indeed, many years have elapsed
since our market has displayed such activity.
Our sales have been on on considerable scale,
principally OF New Zealand and Californian,
and we now have inquiries for Indian, and If
| the latter description can be landed equal to
samples shown here there can be no doubt it
would find ready sale. At the moment we have
several millers DESTROYS of giving the Caliior-
MAN grain Il trial. and we have little doubt we
could place to advantage two or three cargoes
| of No. l White, or the selected milling
H0PS-For week the market has been con-
staGtly improving, mainly in consequence of
| speculative operations incident to the reported
damage to crops at the East. At the moment
there seems to be a lull in the buoyant feeling,
and buyers are less numerous and less pressing.
Holders, however express confidence, and look
forward hopefully to renewed activity without
any reaction in values. We quote; Old, 9@l2c;
new, 20C925c 4 10.
POTATOES - Prices are well sustained
Wharf rates are Early Rose 60cGS1 10 p ctl;
Peerless, S0c@sl; Mission Garnet Chile, 90c9Sl
p ctl.
oNIoNs-supply ample for all wants. We
quote: Red, 40@60c p ctl; Silverskins 60@70c
z ell.
VEGETABLEss-Th supply is liberal. We
quote job lots as follows: Green
2 ID; String Beans, Page. q n; Rhu
| barb, 50G75c 2 box Cucumbers 20a25e for
Yacaville and 40a50c p box for bay !;
sd &c fgpe for Be fgs Plant 81 5 i boE
Green Corn, 50@75c p sack for common. and
| S@12c z dozen for sweet; Tomatoes
25@5oc p box for VacaFille and s1@1 % Z box
for river; Artiohokes, 1o@15c p dozen; Car
| rots, 50975c . ctl Turnips 75c9I = cti: Beets
| 81 ? sack PsrsJnips 81 so = ctl Caulaower
| 81 p dozen; Cabbage, COARSE Is otl; Garlic
| 21a@3c p %; Celery, 50@60c 2 dozen; Dry
| Peppers, 10c; Dry Okra, 15@1715c 2 ib; Sum
| mer Squash, 25e a box.
FRUlT-Blackberrie were in large supply
this morning, the receipts footing up 3il chests
Strawberries keep low Peaches sell well.
| Apricots maintain their price with steadiness.
| Figs are improving. We quote jobbing lots as
| follows: Apples, S192 p box and 70@s5c
| 2 bskt; Pears, 50aS5c p bskt and 75caSl p box
| Waierlnelons, 20@30c apiece; CantaloupeS. 81
| as crate; Grapes 75cC1H % bx; Currants, s. 90
40 4 chest; Peaches. 75c61s1 q box, according TO
size, and 75cgsI 2 hskt; Crawford do SIG
| box; Apricots. sl@l % 2 box Plums, 2@4c
. 10; Raspberries, sS@104 chest Strawberries
S4t16; Blackberries, SiG5 p chest; Oranges
| California S2@2 80 foI common Los An
geles; Tahiti Oranges, So 25@3 so q box; Mexican
Lines. 500 so; Lemons, Sicily IS 50@9; do Cali
| fornia, IS 50@p5 p box, according to quality: b.
| nanas, 81 5Jt9S . bunch; Pineapples, II SO
| a. 50 p dozen.
BUTTER-Consignments that can be strictly
claSSed as Fancy are scarce and wanted at full
prices. Common grades are plentiful, owing
partly to the deterioration OF product from
but rst-casS quality. Fancy, 1992Oc; choice,
| l6@1Se; fair to good, 13@15c; mixed lots 10@l2c
picked roll, 17Gl9c; frkin lS@l9c for choice,
l5@17c for fair to good and l0@121ac for poor
Eastern, sale p 10.
CHEESE-Fair to good qualities are quotable
at 5G6c. while choice range from 7@Sc 2 h; New
York Creamery, I2G13c 2 ID.
KGGS-Nalues are easy. We quote: C6lifor
mia, 24G25c for choice and 22t922l3c 2 dozen
for good product; Eastern, 15@l7c; Salt Lake, p
@22c Lime, Ice 2 dozen.
POULTRY-The market is in fairly good shape
| for sellers, as receipts are not excessive, while
the demand is fairly good. Live Turkeys
Gobblers, 16@lse Hens, 14Gl5c 2 Ii /; Boost
ers. s6i66 so for old and Sc 50a9 for young
Hens S6l07 s0 BToilers, s3tG4 for small, and
| 81 5096 for large; Ducks. $50 a 50 = dozen;
Geese. old, 81 25@l so q pair.