Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-10
San FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. December 9th.
| FIGURING quote: Best city extra, 81 25@
| as 30 p Dbl.
wHEAT-A softer feeling prevailed this
| morning, and exporters generally lowered their
| bidding figure to 81 3S34 q ctl as an extreme.
while some declined to pay over 81 3I19 for No. l
/ shipping
| Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange We're as fol-
! lows:
Spot, seasons storage paid-2OO tons. 81 Al.
Buyer ISS5.lQ0 tons 81 4l4 200, 81 Al; 400,
Buyer seasongiiOO tons, 81 49,; 6oO 81 49,;
! 100. 81 49,; l,6 0, 81 49,; 100 81 4SIs.
81 So. ''' - y ~ . 0'''
Seller 1sS6-6OO tons, 81 IS. q ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season-1OO tons. 81 1917; 100, 81 475s;
/ 900. 81 47}4.
Buyer $3.50 tons 81 1915; 600. 81 Ss1E; / 400,
BUYER iSS6-460 tons, 81 81 100, 81 5215; 800,
| 81 521%
Seller $500 tons, 81 SIS q ctl.
| BARLEG-The market remains steady at
81 4212 q ctl for the better class of feed quality
Offerings are light and trade is slow. poor ar
| tlcle is not in request even at reduced rates.
| Brewing continues moderately firm at 81 80 to
| 81 55 u ell.
Call Board sales at the morning session OF
the San Francisco Produce Exchange were as
| follows:
Seller season-1Co tons, 81 291l; 100, 81 49, 200,
| 81 2S5s; 100 81 2S1%
| Seller 1SS5-900 tons. csc p ctl.
No sales on afternoon call.
| OATS-Business is fairly active at I'M
| changed rates. We quote as follows: Surprise
and milling, 81 35@l 40; No. l, 81 271Z01l 30;
common grades, 81 20@1 % /; Black, 81 5O@1 70
| 2 ctl.
CORN-The demand is mainly for choice large
Yellow, of which the supply is not heavy We
quote: Large Yellow, 81 25D1 2715; small Vel
low and White, 81 15@1 20; Nebraska, 81 121l@
VEGETABLES - Quiet trade. Mushrooms
6@l0c q 10; Artichokes, l5c p dozen; Carrots,
40@50c Q ctl; Turnips, 60@75c p ctl; Beets,
6o@75c . dozen; Cabbage, 75c p crl; Garlic,
SC D b; Celery, Soc . dozen; Green Peppers, IS
@5Oc 2 box; dry Peppers, 10a12115c y h; dry
okra I6SlSe 2 n; Marrowfat Squash, $40 g ton.
| FRUlT-Apples sell very slowly. Oranges are
moving off well, both native and foreign product
| being in request Lines and Lemons find poor
custom. We quote Lady Apples, 81 25@1 30 z
box; Oranges California, 81 1908 . box
for common and SSCG4 so q box for Navel
| do, Loretto and La Paz S25@30 p NJ: do,
Cape st. Lucas, STOOLS 2 NJ; Japanese Persim-
and 75cGsl 25 . box for good to choice: Pears
| 6Oc@Sl for common, and 81 50@2 % p box for
good to choice Mexican Lines. S4@7; do Cali
| fornia, 60975c for small and S2G2 so for large
boxes; Lemons, Sicily, 1897; do, Malaga, IS 50(a
| 6 e box; Bananas, 81 50@3 q bunch Pineapples
10 50@5 p dozen; Cranberries, SSa9 for Wis
consin, and Sl0@12 p Dbl for Cape Cod.
| BUTTER : Fancy, size; choice, S211@35c
| good, 25@271@c; fair, 1S@2211%c; mixed lots,
1211@16c . 70 picked roll, 24@27c p ID for
good to choice, and 2S1a930c q II for fancy
| frkin, 2l@23c for choice; 1S920c for fair to
| good: S@l21ac for poor: Eastern, 10@14c p b.
| CHEESE-Active trade. California, new, ll@
PFC choice old. 799c; fair to good, 5d61&c p 10;
Martins New York Creamery, 15@l6c q 10.
MIA are quotable at 371S640c q doz. Holders OF
J Eastern are asking S211961S5c 3 dozen.
| POULTRY-Good stock is very scarce. Geese
of desirable quantity are in demand. Live
| Turkeys-Gobblers, 12@l3c: Hens 13NIIc
| q ID; dressed, 14@16c; BOOSTERS, "a for old
and s495 for young: Hens, SO 50G5 Broilers,
| $iG4 30 as to size; Ducks, "a 50d6 p dozen
| Geese, s292 50 y pair.
| FRESH Manufacturing are the rates
| for whole carcasses from slaughterers to
dealers: Beef = First quality, Ease; second
| quality, 61I9C24c; third quality, 51ga6c p b.
| Acknowledgements at 61aG7e y fb, according to
quality. Lamb-Quotable at 7@Sc = b. Veal
| -Qnotsble at 7911c q b. Pork-Live Hogs,
on foot, 51s95 i4c; dressed dc, 515661%e > D.