Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-28
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

| FLOCR-WC quote: Best city extra 81 25G5
medium, 50 jO@i; shipping superfne, s. 759
3 80 a Dbl.
WHEAT-The market has a soft tone. For
the better class of shipping quality 81 IS p ctl
| is the extreme limit that buyers viii pay Hold
erS are far from recOncicd TO this figure but
those who are compelled to realize have to ac-
| cept the price rendered, and though stransfers
are few, there is some business being Transacted
AZ the rate named. Supplies from Oregon are
still being sent forward. Already this season
we have received over 100000 centals from that
direction. some l,500 tons Walla Walla are
understood to have been bought by leading
| exporter within the last tweuty-four hours, at
81 40 Z ell delivered. alongside.
Cali Board sales Sthe morning session OF the
san Francisco ProGGce Exchange were as fol-
lows
Buyer season-100 tons, 81. 6S.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer seaSon-}00 tons. 81 62S4.
Buyer ISL 200 TONS 81 52l4; 500 81 j2' = ell
BARLEf-SpOt trading in feed is very limited
The tables on Change are not burdened with
offerings of this description while the askiug
price OF d 10 G ell for good article stops any
general response from customary operators
Brewing is i'll demand at about the old range.
say from 81 45@l 50 z ctl. In Ghevalier we
hear of no large business From 81 40 TO 81 Az
Is about the range for fair to good quality
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Spot-2CO tons, 81 80.
Seller season-lO0 tons, 81 2S1l q ell.
Afternoon sales were:
Seller season-IOO tons, 81 SOL. 200. 81 81.
Seller 1880 tons, 81 10; 100 81 i0II: 100
81 Il q ctl.
OATS-Owlng to the fair maintenance of the
late speculative advance i'll feed Barley in
creased attention is being directed to oats
which circumstance enables holders of the lat
ter product TO keep up prices pretty well in spite
OF increased receipts. The arrival of about
10000 bags from Oregon to-day, by steamer, is
not expected to diSarrange matters We quote :.
Surprise ana milling, 81 40@l IS; No. l. 81 ~
al 30; common grades 81 20G1 % = ell.
CORN-The market is inactive and dealers
have to wait and hope for better times. Califor-
mia IS quotable a. 81 l714@l 70 for yellow and
81 70 q ctl for White; Nebraska 81 1901 Is
VEGETABLES-Ther is good demand for
choice Tomatoes. a poor article finds no Gus
tom. Carrots are cheaper. Garlic and Summer
Squash are both higher Tomatoes. 25@
soc box Green Corn, 5Oc@s1 50 r box and Goa
75c 2 sack; Egg Plant, 40@5)c p box: Arti-
chokes. l5c . dozen; Cucumters, GO
@75c q box; Carrots, doc . ctl; Turnips,
6gg7oc 2 etl; Reets, GOOSE q ctl Parsnips,
81 y ctl CaulihoweT 60675c 3 dozen; Cab.
bage. zoe . ell; Garlic, Sc p b: Celery, soc
2 dozen; Green Peppers, 35Gt50c q box: Green
Peas, sc p ID; string Beans, 3a4c p 70;
Green Okra 6OG75c 3 box: Marrow fat SnusSh 81
2 ton: summer Squash. 81 30 2 boz
FRlII-A consignment of Oregon Pears real
lzed 81 y q box, Lines continue TO Decline
owing to liberal offerings. Grapes are not in
large supply, but there is enough for ali market
requirements Apples and Pears are plentiful
being in poor request. Berries continue to ind
ready custem; We quote: Wine Grapes S3J
@e35 q ton ; Watermelons, S4@7 p hundred:
Grapes, 40975c 2 box; Strawberries S3@5 =
chest; Raspberries, seas q chest Ounces 25@0
40c p box; Peaches, 3O@50c for fair and 75cm
u q box Tor choice; Apples, 25975c q box;
D box for g0Od to choice: Mexican
Lines $500 2 box; Lemons, Sicily, s. SOFAS;
DO Malaga, - 5O46; do, California, 81 SOAP q
box for ordinary and s3d4 for Sicily seed; Be-
nanas, 81 5C@l3 p bnnch PineaDples, IS 5O@6
p dozen Cranberres, SOLO for Wisconsin. and
81 50@l2 = bbl for Cape Cod.
BtTTER-Aithough receipts can hardly be
considered excessive the general tone OF the
market IS OF weak character. Strictly fine par
GELS continue to find ready custom mt steady
prices, but for all other grades the situation is
favorable Tor consumers Picked roll and
packed of choice quality are in good demand
Receipts last week we're IL. 100 lbs against I25-
5J9 lbs IN the preceding week and 2i5l00 lbs in
the corresponding week last year We quote 3 :
follows: Fancy, 4219c; good to choice, So
@lOc; fair, 3OQ32}ac mixed lots, 12I5td20c p
ID; picked roll, 2l@33c Z 10; firlIin, 2G@22c for
choice; lG9l9e for fair to good; l9@1215c for
poor: Eastern, l0al4c p ID.
CHEESE-Buycrs mostly want the choicer ar
ticle of new and for this particular class of pro-
duct the market is somewhat finn. A fancy lot
occasionally brings q small advance on our top
&c; Eastern, 13c; Western, 50lOe 3 h.
EGGS-heceipts for the past week we're nearly
Goubie those OF the preceding one, but there is
tii al stL,OiANS "a W 4ittt &c tISSSu
lected product. Shipments direct from the hen
merry often sell by the single box above our quo
tatlons. The demand for this particular kind of
product is rather limited, because of high asking
rates Eastern are web represented, hut sales
are slow, while Utah do not move off quite so
promptly rs a short time ago. California are
quotable at 2sG40c for choice, 35G371%c = dozen
for good Eastern, 20G22c Tor fair, and 24d25c
q dozen for good; Salt Lake, 32GSic = Dozen
POULTRY-The market was not in good share
to-day. Turkeys were notably weak, the CON
signmentS being somewhat liberal. More or less
poor stock continues to come forward, and has
to be sold below our figures. which represent good
fowl only. Live Turkeys-Gobbers, l2GI4c;
Hens, l2914c; BOOSTERS, 81 75G4 for old and
s4@5 for young: Hens, s495 so; Broilers, s3G3 50.
as to size; Ducks, IS 50@5 2 dozen; Geese, 81 %
al 10 2 pair.
FRESH MEAT-Followinga are rates for whole
carcasses from saughterers to dealers: Beef
First quality, &c; second quality, 5000; third
quality, SC p 10. AUTHORIZATIONS are Quotable
at &C. and Ewes at 4t9414c = 10 Lamb-Quot-
able at sac q %. Veal-QUotable at 7@I1c p
b. Pork--Liye Hogs, on foot, 2114G31ac: dressed