Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-25
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 9th.
FLOUR-We quote: Best city extra, 81 25@
4 10; medium, s. 50@4; shipping supertine. 8 rs
@3 30 q Dbl.
WHEATON several days the market has
shown declining tendency, and sellers who de-
sired to realize have had to meet the market at
lower figures than prevailed a week ago. Yes
terday the market was quite soft, and 1t was no
easy task TO lind a buyer at 81 40 y ctl. Still
some few lots were placed at this figure. and
more would have been furnished had DISPOSE
ton been shown to purchase with any freedom.
Today the situation is worse. Exporters have
reduced their limit Tor No. grade to 81 S712 z
ctl, and show but little inclination to purchase
ahead of immediate requirements even at this
comparatively low rate.
Call Board sales st the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-l,o 900 tons, 81 46; 100, 81 4611 !;
400 81 4614; 400, 81 4615 900. 81 465s.
Buyer lSS5-100t TONS 81 1914: 200, 81 3692; 400,
81 S65s; 500, 81 S634; 500, 81 367s 100, 81 81.
Buyer lSs6-S0O tons, 81 49}4; 200, 81 1875 e ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season-100 tons. 81 461s; 400, 81 AZ
300, 81 471; 500 81 AZ 700, 81 47a 400, 81 473
Buyer 1SS5-700 tons, 81 S714; 800, 81 373s p ell.
BARLEY During the past week there has
been no material change in the situation. Feed
of No. quality is not often seen in the sample
market to any extent Stock of this character
is concentrated, and mostly in warehouses
Holders want 81 40 z ctl and will take no lower
price For job lots small advance would have
| to be given Ordinary descriptions can be
bought at 81 3214d1 s. q ctl. Occasional shad
| ing on these figures occurs TO effect immediate
| sale
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
| lows:
Seller 1SS5-1O0 tons, 81 "A q ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
Seller lSS5-300 tons, 81 49, z ctl.
0ATS-Movemept continues fairly brisk, and
prices are tolerably well sustained. The sup
ply continues ample. We quote Surprise and
mon grades, 81 2091 25; Black, 81 5001 70 q ctl
CORN-Trade light, while stocks are rather
liberal, and there is but little prospect of any
advance in values. California is quotable al
81 15@1 III for Yellow, and 81 l5@1 % fol
White.
VEGETABLES -Green Peas and String Beans
are about out for the season. Garlic is cheaper.
We quote consignments as follows: Mush.
rooms, 10@15c q fb; Tomatoes, 25@35c for poor
65@75c q box for good to choice; Artichokes,
15c dozen; Cueumt ers, 6o975c p box Car
| rots, 40c p ctl; Turnips, 60@75c = ell Reets,
60@75c p ctl; Parsnips, 81 p ctl Caulihower,
60n75c 2 dozen Cabbage, 75c q ctl; Garlic,
10c q r.; Celery, SOC . dozen: Green Peppers, IS
Peas, 5000 . ID; String Beans, 2@lc . b; Dry
Okra, 1SG20c p ID; Marrowfat Squash. IS
o ton.
FRUIT-Choice Apples are in demand at full
in request. Apples, 25t650c for common and
75c@Sl so . box. the latter figure for
choice spitzeanberg 20 Pears "a 2s@5oc for for
to choice the higher rate being for choice
Winter Nellis: Mexican Lines. S467; do Cali
fornia COARSE for small and SOP 50 for large
6 2 box; do California, 81 50@2 20 . box
Bananas, 81 50@3 p bunch; Pineapples
IS 5096 p dozen; Cranberries, 500 for Wis
consin. and s11@l2 2 Dbl for Cape Cod.
BUTTER-StorIny weather prevents dairymen
from getting their product TO market. The stu
alton, however is weak in tone as it is quite
certain that heavy arrivals will come to hand
just as soon as the roads will admit of transpor-
tation. Custom for the better grades of picked
roll and keg has been somewhat brisk, and
stocks OF these descriptions are freely lowering
We quote Fancy, S71S@4Oc; choice, 500
lots, 1215@16c y b picked roll, 24@26c = 10
frkins, 2e@22c for choice; l6(9l9c for fair &c
good; 10@l21ac for poor; Eastern, l0@l4e p il
CHEESE-Choice new is wanted at full figures
The market for old is quiet, with liberal stocks
We quote California, new, PFC; choice old
| Ease; fair to good, 5q615c.
EGG5-Owing to the protracted storm, very
| few eggs are being received from the interior
| and prices are largely favorable to the selling
| interest. Selected stock is very scarce, while
the inquiry is mainly for product OF the best
| quality. AS a consequence, prices are teverish
| and irregular, though this condition of affairs
can be but temporary. At the moment sales o
good TO choice California are being made at
ern ask 25Ca26 4 dozen by invoice.
| POULTRY-Receipts of Turkeys are quite
| liberal, and the supply for Thanksgiving trade
is expected to be fully equal to all market
I5@I7c; Hens, 15@l7c q ~ dressed
| l6@19c BOOSTERS, s5@5 so for old and s5G6 d
for young: Hens, S5@6; Broilers, si(65 as Il
size; Ducks, Esi 5Oe7 ? dozen; Geese, 81 75G:
| p pair.
| FRESH MEAT-Following are the rate
| for whole careasses from slaughterers t
dealers: Beef-First quality, TIC; second quality
SIC; third quality 12a6c p 70. Mutton-Wether
are ouotable at sc, and Ewes at 415c p n
| LaInb-Quotable at 6G7c q ID. Veal-Quotabl,
at 7@11c p b. Pork-Liye Hogs. on foot, SO
3}5sc; dressed do, 5d6c . ID.