Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-01
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 30th.
FIGURING quote: Best city extra, 81 25@
4 70; medium, s. 5O@4; shipping superfine, s. 70
as 30 = Dbl.
WHEAT-Oferngs are fairly liberal, but the
shipping interest show no inclination to in
vest heavily, and trade drags in consequence.
Good No grades are quotabie at 81 S5@l So
q ell.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol
lows:
Buyer season-sOO tons, 81 447s; 1,50O, 81 45
500 81 49, 3 @, 81 4jA.
Afternoon sales We're
Buyer season-9G0 tons, 81 10; 1.100. 81 Az.
Buyer 1So5-iOO tons, 81 81; 100, 81 3715; 800,
Buyer 1S86-loo tons, 81 ls24; 400, 81 1875;
Buyer iss6-1OO tons 81 a5s4; 100, 81 357s; 100,
BARLEY The situation is unaltered Bust
ness is light in volume, while prices are steady
and firm, especially for stock that will grade up
to standard. Most of the trade in progress is in
medium grades at a range of 81 321aG1 So q ctl.
For the better class of stock, 81 ~ r ctl is the
established figure and it is useless to attempt to
buy for less Brewing is in fair request at
Call Board sales at the morning session OF
the San Francisco Produce Exchange were as
follows:
Seller season-2OO tons, 81 2S14; 100, 81 2S9S q
ctl.
Afternoon sales were
Seller seaSon-3g0 tons, 81 2S5s; 200, 81 2S15
q ctl.
OATS-The tables on Change are fairly COW
cred with offerings of several grades. Trade is
fair but not quick while values show no spe-
elal buoyancy We quote Surprise and milling,
81 $5e1 40 No: l, 81 2714q1 80; common
CRACKED CORN-Quotaple at S2792S T. ton.
NEGETABLES-Some Tomatoes arrived this
morning, but they were not in demand, and buy
ers of single boxes could purchase at 50ts75c y
box. Mushrooms, 1O@l5c e b; Artichokes,
15c p dozen; Cucumbers, COARSE p box; Car
rots. 4O@50c 2 ctl; Turnips, 60@75c Q ctI: Beets,
6 6o 2 ctl; ParsniPs, 81 Q ctl :: Cauliaower,
Sc p b; Celery, SOC dozen: Green Peppers, IS
@50c 2 box; dry Peppers, 10@121Sc . ID dry
okra lSq20c Ftb; Marrowfat Squash. IS p ton.
FRU1T-Trade is very slow. Los Angeles
Oranges, 81 25@4 50 = box; Japanese Persim-
mons, slG1 p q box; Apples, 25@60c for common
and 15c@sl 30 : box, the latter figure for
common, and 75c@s2 so p box for good
to choice, the higher rate being for choice
Winter Nellis: Mexican Lines, S4@7; do Cali
fornia, coarse for small and S2G2 50 for large
boxes; Lemons, Sicily, 500: do, Malaga SIS SEA
6 e box; do, California, 81 50@2 IS . box
Bananas, 81 50@3 q bunch; Pineapples
S. 5096 p dozen; Cranberries, $500 for Wis.
consin and s11@l2 y Dbl for Cape Cod.
BUTTER-Prices are expected to be lower
before the end of the week. We quote
as follows; Fancy, S719@40c; choice, 3212@
$5e good, 22@271ac; fair, 1St@ 221ze; mixed
for good to choice, and 2715c 2 ID for fancy
frkin, 29G22c for choice: i6@l9c for fair to
good: 10@1214c for poor; Eastern, 1o@14c = Fl.
CHEESE-We quote California, new, PFC;
choice old, 7G9c: fair to good, 5G61&c.
EGGS-Lower figures are probable within a
few days. QuOtable at 40945c 2 dozen for good to
choice California and 26@2714c = dozen for
Eastern.
POULTRY-No ARRIVALS to day. Prices are
therefore nominal. We quote as follows: Live
Undergraduates, 10@i215c; Hers, 12@14c
q b: dressed, 12@i5c; Roosters, s4Gl5 50 for old
and s4G5 for young; Eeus, 81 5O@5; BIoilers,
s4G4 50 as TO size; Ducks, 81 50g6 q dozen
Geese. 81 1872 q pair.
FRESH MEAT-Following are the rates
for whole carcasses from slaughterers to
dealers Beef-First quality, 71@GSc; second
quslity, 7c third quality, 512@61ac p n.
Mutton Quotsble at 5,66c p n, according to
quality. Lamb-Quotable at Ease g u. Vesl
-QuOtable ct 76,11c , d. Pork-Live Hogs.
on foot, 31se534c; dressed Go, 596c . %.