Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-14
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO Nnremhnr

SAN FRANCISCO, November 18th
| FLOUR-We quote: Best city extra, 81 25@G4 70
| medium, So 5094; shipping superfine, 81 700
| 8 30 = Dbl.
WHEAT-with a slow market at Liverpool, it
| is not an easy matter to stir up any activity in
| local trading Shippers are wholly Indifferent
to offerings, and no bid over 81 421 p ctl can be
| obtained for ordinary No. grades.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
| San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
Buyer season-sOO tons, 81 541s; 600, 81 545I; 900
81 54ss 900 81 5i1z; 600, 81 543s; 1900, 81 5434
Buyer 1Ss5-4oO tons. 81 1871; 200, 81 49,; 600,
] 81 1875; 700 81 4S34 300 81 1875.
Buyer lSS6-600 tons, 81 $50.
Seller 1SS6-l00 tons, 81 49, 3 ctl.
Afternoon sales were
Buyer season., 400 tons. 81 55l%: 100. 81 55sz.
Buyer 1SS5-3O0 tons, 81 ~; POO 81 49,.
Seller 1SS6-100 tons, 81 AZ 2 ell.
BARLEY-Situation unchanged. Business is
dull, though prices show no weakening. Hold
erS of feed that come up to standard 7, quire-
ments want 81 40 and will listen to no lower fig
ure. Good stock changes hands at 81 3219a1 IS
q ctl. In Brewing there is a rather wide range
choice Offering would likely bring 81 S. while
an inferior article drags at 81 Az q etl.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol
lows:
Seller season-lOO tons, 81 s211a e ct
Afternoon sales were:
Seller season-100 tons, 81 321I.
Seller 1Ss6-3o0 tons, 81 05 e ell.
OATS-Supplies are liberal. The market is
fairly steady, however, without any buoyant
ing, 81 S5@l 40; No /. 81 25a1 az; common
grades, 81 1591 30 T. ctl
CORN-Sales of both Yellow and White were
made this morning at 81 121% and more could
have been had at the same price. California
quotable at 81 l219Gn1 ~ for Yellow and 81 l21&
al Is 2 ctl for White.
VEGETABLES-Cocoa Squash is now q
feature of the market selling at 75c 2 hoX. To-
matoes are in heavy supply, and prices even of
choice article are easier. WequOte: Tomatoes
25@3jc for poor, and 50@65c Z box for good to
choice; Egg Plant, S0c@S1 p box; Artichokes
15c q dozen; CUcumte rs, 60d75c 2 box; Car
rots, 40c q ctl: Turnips, 60D75c 2 ctI Beets,
60@75c q ctl; Parsnips, 81 p ctl; Caulihower,
60@75c q dozen; Cabbage, zoe p GU; Garlic,
10c . b: Celery, soc 2 dozen Green Peppers, SIS
assoc y box; dry Peppers, 100121%c q 10 Green
Peas, 315d4c p 70; String Beans, 2(d4c z ID; Dry
Okra, 1S99c q Ii; Marrowfat Squash. s6gS
p ton.
FRUIT-Grapes are dwiEdling down to small
proportions. Strawberries continue to make
good representation, while Raspberries are not
abundant. Plenty of poor Apples can be found
but strictly choice article is scarce Pears make
a liberal exhibit, though mostly poor in quality
We quote as follows: Wine Grapes, s25@So
= ton; Grapes, s5c@s1 so q box; strawberries
s3G5 q chest; Raspberries SIS ? chest Ounces,
2a@40c p box Apples, 25G50c for common and
75c@S1 p box for good to choice; Pears,
good to choice; Mexican Lines. S7@s p
box Lemons, Sicily, s7G9; do, Malaga, S. 50@
6 q box do, California, Sl92 80 q box !;
Bananas, 81 50t@3 u bunch Pineapples
SIS 50@6 . dozen; Cranberies, SSG9 for Wis
consin. and s11a12 q Dbl for Cape Cod Or
anges, S20@22 80 for Panama. and S15@20 z NJ
for Mexican.
BUTTER-The market for fresh quality is
shaping in favor of consumers Very little
changes hands at our fancy figure. Receipts are
daily charging Wequote: Fancy, 421ac good to
choice, S71a@40c; fair, S0@321@c; mixed
lots, 121z@16c 2 ID; picked roll, 23@25c z ID;
firkins 2e622c for choice; l69l9c for fair to
good; 10G121ac for poor; Eastern, 10@14c p f.
CHEESE-Choice brands of new are quotable
at 10@11c q II. Old sells at 9@l0c for choice
and 5@Sc for ordinary quality; Eastern, 1Sc
Western, 5@l0c z b.
EGGS-Light purchasing is the rule among
buyers who incline to the opinion that lower
prices will soon prevail. California are quota
Bile at SS@240c for choice, 35tG3713c q dozen
for good Eastern, l9@2lc for fair and 2362ic
a dozen fol good Salt Lake, 30@S215 p dozen.
POULTRY-Turkeys continue to decline. I'M
der heavy receipts. Other kinds are well main
tanned in price We quote Live Turkeys - Cob
blers. l4aI5c; Hens. 1i015c p 10; BOOSTERS, IS
as so for old and s5GT for young; Hens, So
@6 50 Broiers, s4@5 as to size; Ducks 81 90
a 80 a dozen; Geese, 81 25G1 70 3 pair.
FRESH MEAT-Beef is higher. Following are
rates for whole carcasses from slaughterers to
dealers: Beef-First quality, nc; second quality,
&c; third quality, 512@6c q 10. Mutton--Wethers
are Quotable at SC, and Ewes at 41ac = d.
Lamb-Quotable at 6G7c q u. Veal-Quotsble
| at 7aI1c p h. Pork-Live Hogs, Oh foot, $40
| SIC; dressed do. 5G6c e ID.