Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-03
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, November ID
FLOCR-We quote: Best city extra, 81 2j@5;
medium, 50 50g4 shipping superiine, s. 75@
8 80 II bbl
WHEAT-An easier feeling is reported at Iiv-
erpool. The local market has been weak for
several days and the intelligence from Europe
does not improve matters. Although 81 ID 2 ell
may yet be considered rs the ruling quotation
for No. shipping quality, it is doubtful if eX-
p0rters would be willing to give this price for
round parcels. Anything of choice quality
however would be quickly taken at the figure
named. Receipts to-day include 5000 ctls from
Oregon, 800 ctls from Nevada AID 600 ctls from
Utah.
Call Board sales at the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-G00 tons. 81 59]4 100, 81 59ls;
LOO, Il 50; 500. 81 5Sls; 100. 81 5S5{.
Buyer 1850 tons, 81 1875; 800, 81 IS; 500,
81 49, 100 81 411s p ctl.
Afternoon sales we're:
Buyer season-iOo tons, 81 5s:3s; 200, 81 5S19;
100. 81 SIS.
BARLEY Holders are still firm in their
views. Desirable Feed parcels cannot be bought
in the sample market below 81 50 II ctl, while
quite steady. Anything that will come under
this classification will bring 81 50, the range 60
ing as high as Il % Z ctl. Arrivals to-day en-
brace light shipments from oregon and Utah.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-1OO tons, 81 421I; 100, 81 1875;
100, 81 421i.
Seller season-1OO tons, 81 291ll;; 200, 81 2914.
Buyer lSS5-100 tons, 81 IS.
Seller 1Ss5-301 TONS 81 81; 400 81 3714 2 ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
Seller season-100 tons, 81 S015.
Buyer 1SS5-1O0 TONS 81 80; 100, 81 800; 300,
81 1896.
Seller 1sS5-1OO tons, 81 81; 100, 81 S71S; 100,
81 377s.
Seller 1SS6-1OO tons. 81 Il 2 ctl.
OATS-Trade is active. We quote Surprise
and milling, 81 4O@1 AS No. i, 81 271a(11 80;
common grades 81 2041 % = ctl.
CORN-California is quotable at 81 171@91 20
for Yellow and 81 % q ctl for White; Ne
braska, 81 10@1 Is z ell.
VEGETABLES-Tom of desirable quality
sold to-day. at higher rates. Other descriptions
found moderate custom at former quotations
We quote prices as follows Tomatoes, 50@75c
p box; Green Corn, 5Oc@S1 80 q box, and 60@75c
| p sack; Egg Plant, 40@50c = box; Artichokes,
! rots, 40c p ctl: Turnips. 60@75c . ctl Beets,
6AG75c p ctl; Parsnips, 81 2 ctl: Caulihower,
6Ot975c q dozen; Cabbage, 75c . ctl Garlic,
SC q b; Celery, SOC p dozen: Green Peppers, 50
| assoc p box; Green Peas. SC q b; String Beans,
| 3G14c p ID; Green Okra, 60@75c E box Marrow
fat Squash. IS p tom Summer Squash, 81 50 p
box.
FRCIT-The Watermelon season is over. Only
1 chests OF Strawberries arrived this morning.
| No Raspberries. Grapes are scarce, and some
times 81 4 box is paid for an extra fine article.
We quote as follows Wine Grapes, S30G35 n
ton; Grapes, G0GS5c e box Strawberries,
80 z chest; RaspberrieS, seas = chest Ounces,
2otG40c v box Peaches, 3J05Jc for fair. and
75c@Sl p box for choice; Apples, 25675c p
box Pears, 2sG50G for fair, and 75cGS1 p 3
box for good to choice; Mexican Lines 59,GlO 2
box Lemons. Sicily. $500 ; do, Malaga, 50 500
8 do California 81 50@2 e box for ordinary and
SOD for Sicily seed; Bananas, 81 Seas a bunch
Pineapples, q 50GQ6 q dozen Cranberries, SO
for Wisconsin. and s12Gl12 50 a Dbl for Cape Cod.
BUTTER-Fair trading at unchanged figures.
We quote as follows: Fancy, PIC; good to
choice, 37]3CG40c; fair, 309S219c; mixed lots,
121z@20c = b picked roll, 2l@Z3c 2 Ii; frkins,
29@22c for choice; 163l9c for fair to good
1O@l215c for poor; Eastern, 10@14c = 70.
CHEESE-Custom is good. QuotAble at $40
SC; inferior grades, 3@6c; Eastern, l3c; Western,
56l0c p b.
EGGS-Local supplies are increasing. Califor-
MIA are quotable at 2Stdi0c for choice, 35@S715c
2 dozen for good; Eastern, 19a21c for fair
and 2302ic p dozen FOL good Salt Lake, SOC
3215c = dozen.
FOULTRY-No arrivals to speak of to-day.
We quote rs follows: Live Turkeys-Gobblers,
logic; Hens, IO912c; BOOSTERS, IS 75Gl4 for old
and ila5 for young; Heus, s4G5 50; Broilers $50
5 80 as TO size; Ducks sSs4 3 dozen; Geese, 81 %
oil 70 ? psir.
FRESH MEAT-Following are rates for whole
carcasses from slaughterers 10 dealers: Beef
First quality, &c; second quality, 51996c; third
quality, sc 2 ID. Mutton--Nethers sre duotable
at sc, and Ewes ct 40414c Is Il. Lamb-Quot-
able ct 6tG7c 2 10. Veal-lluotable at 7G9l1c q
b. Pork-LiTe Hogs, on foot 214S31@c; dressed
| do, 1859 = 70.