Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-17
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FfAECisIO, OClODer lbtn.
FIGURING quote: Best city extra, 81 25G5 {;
| medium, s. 50@4; shipping superfne, 81 100
3 30 y Dbl.
Holders mostly want better prices than ship
pers say they are warranted in paying. Ships
are being cleared with moderate dispatch, but
cargoes are mostly secured in advance of chart
ers, so that little difficulty is experienced in
loading. Good export quality will not bring
over 81 47z q ctl to-day, but there is no pressure
to sell and matters are very quiet.
Call Board sales ut the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-1o0 tons, 81 CT; 100, 81 66zs;
600, 81 6Gs4; 500, 81 6555
Buyer lSS5-3.600 tons, 81 57l1; 100, 81 57s%;
200, 81 5T1@ q ctl.
BARLEY The market is held well in posi-
| ton Parties who have samples of No ! Feed
for sale, are asking from 81 40 10 81 d q ctl.
But custom is not quick and il would only be in
| case of emergency that buyer would pay even
the lower figure. Still, the situation has g
| steady outlook at the m9ment and holders may
sooner or later obtain all they demand 4 good
rain-storm might cause weaker feeling Brew
ing is in fair request, though there is q some
| what wider range in values. From 81 Az to
81 52ll win about represent the extremes OF the
market for customary offerings. Anything extra
would bring q better figure. Receipts this morn
| ing included 900 ctis rom Oregon.
| Call Board sales ut the morning session Cf the
| San Francisco Produce Exchange were Us fol
| lows
buyer season-2o0 tons, 81 ia; 200. 81 49,.
n
| 500, 81 325%; 100, 81 2}.
Buyer l$s5-S00 tons, 81 4534; 100, 81 1919; 800,
Seller iSs5-llo tons, 81 426; 400 81 422z; 400,
| 81 q; go, o. 49,; 100, 81 49, 2 ell.
OAlS-Are in steady reQues. at full rates.
| The arrival of $500 cts fIOm Oregon to-day ap-
| parently had no depressing influence on values.
We quote as follows: Surprise and milling,
81 35lgl 10 No. /, 81 81 81 50; common grades,
| 81 20sl % e ctl.
! CokN-Goes almost begging for custom. The
[ lowering OF asking has t,trh4 ont
| amy increased demand California is qIlgtsble
~ 81 1901 ~ for Yellow and 81 10 q ctl for
| White: Nebraska. 81 I21%a1 Is u ell
| POTAT0ES-Whar rates are as follows: Early
| Rose, S9959e; River Reds 35ee50c Mission Gar
| net Chile, 50s60c; choice San Leandro Peerless.
/ 50975c: Sweet 5GGsS5c q ell.
| ONlONS-A good article commands roc p ell,
| the demand being more general.
BEANS-Steady. We quote: Bayos, 81 6Olal 80;
| Butter, si@l 40; Pink, 81 25Ga1 40; Red 81 goa
40; Lima, 81 2592 40; Pea, 81 65@2: Small
! White, 81 6582 y ell
| FEGETABLES-We quote Tomatoes, 25a
Soc y box; Green Corn, 50c@4Sl so p box, and 600
| 75c p sack; Egg Ilant, 25930c p box Arti-
| chokes. 15c q dozen; CucumbeIs 40
| @J0c s box; Carrots, 40d59c q ctl Turnips,
| 69@75c 2 ctl; Beets, coarse q ctl: Parsnips,
u . CT; Csulinower, 6Q975e . dozen: Cab
bsge, 75c 2 ctl; Garlic, 6@7e q %; Celery, soc
| q dozen: Green Peppers, 35Gl50c 2 box; Green
Peas, Sole p b; String Beans, 2921&c q II;
| Green Okra, 60GI75c 3 box; Marrogfat SQUASH s.
| q ton; Summer Squash 75e0Si q box
| FRUTT-Wats rmelons are scarce and higher.
Grapes are easier in price. Berries remain sta
tionaTy Lemons and LINES are well repre-
| 9 ton WateTmelons. t5GS q hun
dred CGntaloupes, 2NG75C a crate
! Grapes. 40175c q box; Strawberries eSGlI 50 2
| chest; Raspberries, s. 2 chest Ounces, 25G
| a9c 9 box; Peaches, 3la69c for fair and 75ce1
81 y box for choice: Figs, 30950c & box; Ap-
pies, 25@75c 2 box; Pears, ., Ga5Gc for fair, and
| l9c9sl y o box for good to choice; Mexican
| LINES, Si2gl3 z box; Lemons, Sicily, 81 506S
90, California 81 5092P box for ordinary and %
"a ior sicily SEED: Bananas, 81 5oa3 q
| bnnch; PinesppleS, IS 50G6 q dozen; Cranber-
| ries, 5000 for Wisconsin, and SlI 75ooI3 so 9
| Dbl for Cape Cod
rates. ssrfF We anat1 steady Fsav unchanged
to choice, s71S4oo; fair hn' $o@52ze rn gSedd
lots, 121s@2Oc @ h; picked roll, 2IG25e q II; fir
KIN. 29@e22c for choice; 169I9c for fair to good
lo SiI LOT poor; Eastern l09l4c p u.
| CHEESk-The shelves of the various depots
! are well covered. Qu0table at SIzG9c inferior
| gTaes, 3G6e; Eastern. l3c: Western 5@10c q n.
EGGS-Some 400 cases Eastern arrived to-
Gay, The market has a more easy tone.
GaIiioTnla are quotable at Ss@40c for choice
55G371Scc 2 dozen for good Eastern, 2j92Sc for
| TAR and 2)926c . dozen for good; Salt Lake
express 356e36c p dozen
.PoQLTRf-Turkeys bring full prices. Hens
| Of choice quality are also in demand at
the top figure. We quote as follows :
| Live INTERPRETATIONS I5aI7c; Hens. I49I5e;
| boosters, @iG4 so for old 81 for young:
hens, t4G6 BToilers, $500, as to size; Ducks,
| S4a5 ? dozen: Geese. 81 SOAP 2 pair.
| FRESH MEAT-Indication for rainy weather
| within the past day or so have impaired some
what depressed feeling to the market though
no positive change in values has occurred.
Following are rates for whole carcasses fom
slaughterers to dealers: Beef-First quality &c.
second quality, 519eaSe: third quality, &c d H.
Mutton-Wethers are auOteble at sc, and Ewes
a. 494Ac ID. Lanb-Quoteble st 6@7c 2 %.
Neal-tluotabie at 7a11c ? b. Pork-Ifve Hogs,
on foot, 2z531.c: dressed do f675I[a = z,