Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-14
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. December 19tr


FLOUR-There is some little inquiry OH Cen
tral American account. We quote: Best city ex-
ira, 81 25@i 70; medium, 60 5091; shipping
supeTfine. 81 75@3 30 q Dbl.
WHEAT-Buyers and sellers are apart IN their
views. For No. l grade the bidding figure on
export account is 81 3719 e ctl, but holders want
more and are not offering stock freely, so that
trade is largely dragging in character.
Call Board sales al the morning session OF the
san Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol
lows:
Buyer season-70O tons. 81 1861; 2,4oo, 81 1917:
500, s. SO, 81 4654; 100, s. 1915 1850 81 Al;
100, 81 ~
Buyer 1Ss5-2oO tons, 81 50; LOO, 81 8gs 500,
81 Il.
Spot, seasons storage paid, 100 tons, 81 39}5.
Buyer 1850, seasons storage paid-lO0 tons,
BARLEY-The market did not look well to-
day. \ feelingof uneasiness seemedSo prevail,
and operators we've notably cautious in move
ment. Buyers were not disposed to bid over 81 35
q Ell for good feed, while it is doubtful if stand
ard lots could have found custom at anything
above 81 S715 8 ctI. Holders are not recouciled
to lowering of asking rates, and until the 81 ua-
ton becomes more settled than ii is at present,
there will not be much heavy business Brew
ing is moderately steady at 81 4s1SCa1 5216 r ctl
Call Board sales at the morning session of
the San Francisco Produce Exchange were as
follows:
Buyer season-99O tons, 81 Sc $50, 81 35sl.
Buyer lSo5-fO0 tens, 81 SO; 100, 81 81.
Seller lSs5-f00 tons, 81 2G1{: 1,300 81 %.
Seller 18S6-200 tons, 81 80; 200, 81 80 p ctl
proportions. We quote as follows: Surprise
and milling, 81 S5@1 40; No. l, 81 2715Gpl 3O
common grades, 81 20@1 25; Black, 81 $5@1 rs
CORN-Shows an easier feeling. Sellers did
not ask quite such high figures this morning
Neither Yellow nor White can BE- sold above
u 2219 while tits probable that 81 20 4 ctl would
VEGETABLEs-W quote: Mushrooms 1Ota
i i9c g ID; AItiohokes, 15c 2 dozen; Carrots,
40g2gc 2 ell; Turnips, 60@7Sc 3 ctl: Beets,
6O@75c z dozen; Cabbage, 75c q cr Garlic
SC > ID; Celery, soc p dozen; Green Peppers, IS
assoc = box; dry Peppers, 10@1219c a II dry
Okra, l6.GlSc 2 fb; Marrowfat Squash, $40 Z ton
fRUlT-Oranges continue abundant, while
prices are even more favorable for buyers. The
receipts OF Apples are so large as to glut the
m "a < to- We quote Lady Apples 81 25@
Tor common and 81 5094 Z box for Navel !;
do, Loretto and La Paz, S20G25 r NJ; do
Cape st, Lucas, ssG10 p NJ; japanese Persim-
and 65cgS1 ri box for, good to choice; Pears,
60c@S1 for common, and 81 50@2 % a box for
good to choice Mexican Lines, S4@7; do Cali
fornia, 60Q75c for small and S2G2 so for large
boxes; Lemons, Sicily. s6a7; do, Malaga s. 500
6 z box; Bananas, s. 506g3 = bunch : PineappleS
s3 50S5 dozen Cranberries, 500 for Wis
consin, and Sl0912 T. BIOL for Cape Cod.
BgTTER-Fancy,. .S715c: choice, 321@9S5c;
good, 25(G2713c; fair, is@2215c: mixed lots,
l2556916c 3 ID; picked roll, I49s27c p ID for
good to choice, and ,2S23@2Oc e 10 for fancy /;
good: SG121@c for poor: Eastern, 1CGl4c r +.
CHEESE-Fair business California, new II
G11219c; choice old 709c; fair to good, 51fS15c =
ID; Martins New York Creamery, I561Gc = tb
EGGS-Prices continue to advance Quotable
at 4214G451ac q dozen for California, and $50
81 &c dozen for Eastern.
POCLTkl-Choice Ducks are wanted at top
prices. Other descriptions are generally slow of
sale. We quote c0nsignments as follows Live
TurIeys-Gobblers, 10@I2c; Hens, I0ei2c
b dressed, 12a1ac; Roostcrs, 81 Tor old
ti94 30 as to size; Ducks, 81 SOC 2 dozen !;
Geese, 81 ~ 50 p pair.
FRESH MEAT-Following are the rates
for whole caroasses foIn slanghterers to
dealers: Beef = First quality, 7@Se: second
quality, 613@fAc third quality, S55a@6i p ID.
Autton-Q lotable at 61997c . ID, according to
quality. Lamb-Guotaple at 70Se q b. Veal
-Qrotable at 7911c q D. Pork-Iive Hogs,
on foot 21sG4c: dressed do, 65615r = II.