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

II.
FLOuR-Nearly Loo bbls Oregon arrived to-
day. We quote: Best city extra, 81 25G4 70;
medium, SIS 5o@4; shipping supertine, 81 FOG
8 30 2 Dbl.
WHEAT-There is a pretty good demand on
export account, and the market is being met
with more freedom. Altogether the situation
this morning was bett-r than it has been for Il
day or two. Buyers were disposed to be a little
more liberal in their views, and parcels were
taken with greater pTomptness at a range of
81 4239 to 81 4S54 2 ctl for good No. quality.
Call Board sales at the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-2Oo tons, 81 5S1s; 500, 81 SIS; 500,
81 5754
81 1861; 200, 81 l65S.
Buyer $500 tons, 81 6I1a; SEQ 81 6l94 9 ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season-SOO tons. 81 SIS; 400, 81 5734.
Buyer lsS5-500 tons, 81 465s.
Buyer lSS6-200 tons, 81 81; 200, 81 611s; 400
81 6l14 z ctl..
BARI EY-More arrivals from Oregon to-day,
aggregRting 2,400 ctls. The market is slow.
though firm. For feed that viii pass inspection
as No. grade 81 40 p ctl is the asking price.
Possibly, a small lot of this class could be pur-
chased at 81 So, but no round lots could be
secured: There are plenty of offerings, well
suited for feed uses, that can be bought at a
range OF 81 SO41 SIS q ctl, but somehow the de-
mand is light and trade is generally of a drag
ging character. Brewing is well handled, and
desirable parcels sell readily at 81 5OCGl 55 ~
ctl. Stock of fair quality can be had below
these figures. though the better article has the
preference AT higher prices. In Chevalier we
hear OF no important transactions. A prime lot
could hardly be bought below 81 -, while 81 l5
would be about the figure at which poor coast
quality would sell.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
san Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Seller season-1O0 tons, 81 325S.
Seller lSS6-l0O tons 81 or; 100, 81 0S z ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer lSS5-1OO TONS 81 AZ. 1on 81 t91<
Seller lSS6-100 tons, 81 OF; 100, 81 OH p ctl.
OATS-Another installment of 5000 ctls from
oregon IS Mt hand. Supplies are larger than can
be worked OIL TO advantage, and a greater or
lesser proportion of receipts is placed in ware
house to prevent values from declining. So long
as there can be no heavy pressure to realize, the
well maintained. We quote: Surprise and mill
ing, 81 40@1 IS; No. l, 81 271S(0i 80: common
grades, 81 2O91 25 p ctl.
CORN-The situation is unchanged. Receipts
come forward, only 20 be placed in store to u
great extent, as the demand is light. California
is quotable at 81 171S@1 20 for Yellow. and 81 Is
z ell for White: Nebraska, 81 10@1 Is p ctl
GETABLES-Supplies of Tomatoes this
being poor in quality. Values are easier,
Garlic is firm. Cucumbers are scarce Green
Corn Okla ard Summer Squash are out OF
market. We quote as follows Tomatoes, 25G
55c for poor and 5Ca75c z box for good to choice;
Egg Plant, S0c@S1 q box; Artichokes,
15c q dozen; Cucumt ers, GO@75c p box; Car
rots. 4Oc q ctl; Turnips. coarse = ctl: Beets,
coarse = cit; Parsnips, 81 2 ctl; Caulihower,
60g15c p dozen {; Cabbage, 75c e oti; Garlic,
loo p d. Celery, SOC 2 dozen; Green Peppers, IS
@5Oc 2 box; dry Peppers, 10&121ac p h Green
PEAS, S1894c D; String Beans, 2@4c 2 b; Dry
Okra, lSa20c q b; Marrowfat Squash, seas
p tor.
FRUIT-Straw berries went at lower prices
to-day, the receipts being more or less damaged
by rain. Poor Apples are in heavy supply and
almost unstable. a choice article is hard to
find. Pears are in about the same condition.
Ounces do not seem to be wanted at any price.
Grapes are not plentiful, and offerings sell well.
Lines and Lemons have moved slowly of
late. We quote as follows: Wine Grapes, $3.50
IS e ton; Grapes, S5c9S1 so 2 box; Strawberries,
sos 2 chest; Raspberries, So 2 chest Ounces,
29a40c . box; Apples, 25@50c for poor, and
&@50c for common, and 75c@Sl p p box for
good to choice; Mexican Lines, Sos 2
box; Lemons, Sicily, sos; do, Malaga, So SOFA
Bananas, 81 50@S p bnuch Piueapples,
IS 50@6 % dozen Cranberries, SS69 for Wis
consin. and SHOP p Dbl for Cape Cod Or
anges, S2O@22 80 for Panama, and S15@20 q NJ
for Mexican.
BUTTER-Stocks of fresh quality are increas-
ing, and decline in prices in the near future is
anticipated. We quote: Fancy 421@c; good
lots, 121a@16c q ID ; picked roll, 22a2ic 2 h;
firkins. 29@22c for choice 16@l9e for fair TO
good; 10@121ac for poor; Eastern, 10@14c p IL
CHEESE-New product is in light supply, and
old is Offering at 9910c. The market, however,
is ovefstocked with ordinary grades of old, sell
ing from sc TO SC z ID; Eastern, 13c Western, sc
to 10c q II.
EGGS-Increased receipts are expected just as
soon as the country roads dry up, and a lowering
of prices is almost sure to result. California are
quotable at Ss@40c for choice, 35@37115c q dozen
for good Eastern, 19@2lc for fair and 23G24c
q dozen fol good Salt Lake, 30@3215 q dozen.
POULTRY-Turkeys are arriving more freely,
and prices are lower in consequence. Ducks
are higher, and good Broilers are also a shade
deaTer We quote , Liye TpgTkeys.Sob
as so for old and s5G6 so for young: Hens. S.
az Broilers, IS 50@4 90 as to size; Ducks, 81 50
&c 80 > dozen; Geese, 81 25G1 70 p pair.
FRESH MEAT-Dealersr report prices as steady.
especially for the better qualities. Following are
rates for whole carcasses from slaughterers to
dealers: Beef-First quality, &c; second quality,
&c; third quality, sc 2 ID. Mutton-Wethers
are auotable at sc, and Ewes at 415c p b.
Lamb-Quotable at 597c p h. Veai-Quotable
at 7111c p b. Pork-Live Hogs, on foot, 2349
&c; dressed do, SAGE p D.