Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-18
SAN FRANCISCO A.ARgET,

SAN FRANCISCO, November 18th.
FIGURING quote: Best city extra, 81 25@4 IS;
medium, s. SCOT; shipping superfne. - 700
3 30 q Dbl.
WHEAT-Buyers and sellers are apart in
their views, and business is consequently large
ly nominal in character. l. aiding exporters
place their limit for No ! shipping quality at
81 49, Z ctl. while for better article 81 49,
would likely be given, and perhaps even 81 IS
might be obtained for a parcel that could be
| classed as fancy. Holders as rule, however.
are rot inclined to meet the market at these
figures just AT present.
Call Board sales ut the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-2oO tons, 81 5694; 100, 81 565s
B BUYER IO ISs5S65 tons s. 49,; 300 81 49,
Buyer 1ssG-50o tons 81 6O}5 100, 81 col; 800,
Afternoon sales We're:
Buyer season-2oo tons, 81 5G55; LOO, 81 $50;
buyer lSs5-210 tons, 81 ~: 200, 81 1915
Buyer 1SS6-100 tons, 81 6013 = ctl
BARLEY-Trade in No. l feed in the sample
market is Insignificant There are but few par
GELS being offered that will come up to standard
requirements, owing to the limited inquiry for
this class of stock. The price for an article OF
this character seems to be established at 81 40
2 ell, and ii is next to useless to make any lower
offer. Stocks are concentrated and firmly held.
For small lot buyer would likely have to pay
81 Al I. There is a fair representation of pro-
duct that is considered desirable enough for
general feed purposes, which is being jobbed
out in suitable lots at range of 81 321sGl 50 r.
ctl. Brewing is moderately steady at the old
range of 81 471z611 521& r ell.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer 1SS5-c0O tons, 81 49,
Seller season-SOo tons, 81 sos; so, 81 SO34 ;
100, 81 81; 200, 81 SIS
Seller ls$5-2oO tons, 81 49,; 100, 81 1874.
Buyer 1885, q ter July lSt-l00 tons 81 OS5S.
Seller 1SS6-o00 tons, 81 03; 100 81 0215 = ctl.
There were no sales on the afternoon call.
OATS-The volume of trade is not specially
large. There is a reasonably good demand.
however, and stocks are being gradually low
| cred. Unless receipts i'll the near future become
excessive values are not likely to be materially
disturbed: We quote Surprise and mill
grades, 81 l5@1 20 q ell.
CORN-No rounds lots are changing hands,
Dealers are compelled to sell in driblets in Or
der to keep the market in motion. Prices are
favorable for buyers. California is quotable at
81 1213@1 ~ for Yellow, and 81 121aG1 Is g ell
for White.
VEGETABLES-Sup are ample for all
wants. We quote as follows: Tomatoes 25G
35c for poor, and 5O960c 4 box for good to
choice; Egg Plant. S0c@s1 . box; Artiehokes,
rots, 4Oc 2 ctl: Turnips, 60@75c p etI Beets,
| 60G75c . ctl; Parsnips, 81 q ctl CeuliioWer,
60@75c . dozen; Cabbage, Zoe q crI; Garlic,
l0c 3 10; Celery, SOC p dozen: Green Peppers, So
@50c p box; dry Peppers, 1091215e y 70 Green
Peas, S1a@4c 9ib; String Beams, 2a4c 3 ii; Dry
Okra, 1S920c e 10; Marrowfat Squash. S6@S
2 ton.
FRUIT-The rainy weather has stopped all
business. Receipts were very light this morn
ing, and will likely continue so until the storm
is over: Wine Grapes, S25930 p ton;
s597 : chest; Raspberress, SO /, chest ounces,
25G40c q box Apples, 25t950c for common and
75c9S1 p box for good to choice; Pears,
2s@5Oc for common, and 55c@s1 % q box for
good to choice; Mexican Lines, S7@S q
box =: Lemons, Sicily, s7G9.; do, Malaga, IS 50@
Bananas, 81 5o@8 . bunch Pineappies,
SIS 50@6 p dozen; Cranberries, SS69 for Wis
consin. and s11@12 p Dbl for Cape Cod Or
anges, S2Otg22 80 for Panama, aud S15920 q NJ
for Mexican.
BUTTER-Prices of fancy grades of fresh are
tending more favorably for the consuming inter
est, and this circumstance of course helps to ere
ate an easier feeling in less desirable qualities
The prevailing general rain gives promise of
plenty of green feed very soon, and buyers are
less disposed to stock up TO any extent, as they
are sanguine of lowering of values
III the near future. We quote prices as
follows; Fancy, 4094215c 2 10 choice, 35G371%c;
lots, 121a@16c > 70 picked roll 23@25c a ID;
firkins, 2e@22c for choice; l6@l9c for fair to
good; l0@l213c for poor Eastern, 10d14c p Ii.
CHEESE--BeSt qualities of new are in limited
supply, with demand good and prices firm.
There are liberal stocks of Old, for which the
market is easy and very quiet. Receipts for the
preceding week, and 136, 800 pounds in the CORE
spending week last year. We quote: Fancy, ~
@lOc: choice, 1890; fair to good, 5G615c; East
ern, 13c; Western, 5610c y h.
EGGS-Althosgh stocks are not in heavy sur
plus, the market has a weak undertone, as it is
pretty generally expected that receipts will
come forward quite freely just as soon as the
weather moderates and the country roads
become pasSable. California are quotablc
at SS@40c for choice, 35@371%c p dozen
for good Eastern, 19@2lc for fair, and 2S924c
2 dozen fol good Salt Lake. 30@3215 q dozen.
POULTRY-Thers are many poor Ducks sent
to market for which it is almost impossible to
find buyers at any price. Good stock alone finds
custom. We quote: Live Turkeys-Gobblers,
l39l4c; Hens, 13914c e ID; BOOSTERS, IS
g5 so for old and s5d6 80 for young: Hens. So
@6 So Broilers, s4@5 as to size; Ducks, 81 80
Ct 80 q dozen: Geese, 81 25G1 70 p pair
FRESH MEAT-Following are the rates
for whole earcasses from slaughterers to
dealers: Beef-First quality, 71ac second quality,
&C; third quality 81 aG6c & Ii. Mutton-Wethers
are ouotable at Sc, and Ewes at 415c p b.
Lamb-Quotable at 6G7c 2 b. Veal-Quotable
at 7G11c p b. Pork-Live Hogs, on foot 3G
SIC: dressed do, 5@6c p fo.