Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-21
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
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| China steamer yesterday We quote: Best city
| extra, 81 25G4 70; medium, e 50@4; Stripping
| supertine. 81 75G3 30 q Dbl.
| WHEAT-The market is in soft shape. There
| are 10 buyers TO day at anything over 81 40 :.
| ell for ordinary No l shipping quality, and
small outside lots are being picked up at this
| figure. Holders of round parcels are not recon
cied TO the situation, and prefer to wait little
| longer, in the hope of some movement more
| favorable to their interest. As u consequence,
| the market generally partakes of inactive char
acter Receipts to-day include 5000 eentals
| from Oregon.
| Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer seeson-2DO tons, 81 50; 800. 81 51sl;
200 81 BPS 800, 81 5l12 100, 81 5lss 4,o0o 81 5l}
Buyer iSs5-2oo tons. 81 4os4: 900, 81 Al: 400.
81 Az; 300, 81 4lss; 400 81 Az; 400, 81 4l54
Buyer lSe6-loO tons 81 b5; 100. 81 5+54; 100,
81 5411z; 800, 81 5414.
Afternoon sales were
| Buyer seasou-100 tons, 81 5fsS: 100, 81 5l1z;
100, 81 5l1z; 100. 81 5l 100 81 5O1 500, 81 50sl
Buyer 1Ss5-l00 tons 81 Az p cti.
! BARLEY-For the choicer class of feed quail
ity 81 30 z ell is the asking figure, and nothing
can be bought for less Common descriptions
range from 81 32l$Gl 35 q ell, and the bulk of
| trade at the moment is confined 10 this kind of
| stock. Brewing moves OH with fair freedom.
| at range of 81 500 % - ctl. In Cheyalier
there is but little business, and values axe
somewhat nominal at 81 40@l 50 3 CT.
Call Board sales at the morning session or the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
| lows:
Buyer 1sS5-1GO tons, 81 % = ell.
| Afternoon sales were
Buyer 1856, ter July 1st-l00 tons, 81 O6 @ ctl
OArS-Black are in demand for seed purposes
and choice article sells at II reasonably high
figure. Ordinary descriptions of White are
in good supply, while trade continues
fair, and prices as rule are well maintained
We quote as follows Surprise and mill
grades 81 2O@l %; Black, 81 50a1 10 y ctl
CORN-lt Is reported that shipments are on
the way from the direction of Colorado Trade
is slow, and prices show no strength. California
81 BAL % for White.
VEGETABLES-Cho Tomatoes brough.
higher prices this morning, but poor quality
found no custom. Other descriptions are only
moderately represented, beng steady in value.
We quote prices as follows: Tomatoes -
@S5c for poor, and 65CG75c p box for good to
choice; Egg Plant, S0c@sl p box; Artichokes,
Zoe q dozen; Cucumeers, 60A75e q box; Car
rots, 40c p ctl; Turnips 60@7Sc 2 ctl ; Beets,
69qz5c q ell; Parsnips, 81 ? ctl; Caulidower,
COARSE 3 dozen; Cabbage, Zoe q ctI; Garlic
1Oc Z D.; Celery, soc q dozen; Green Peppers, IS
@150c q box; dry Peppers 10d1215c u ID Green
Peas, 312G4c 2 10; String Beans 234c 2 ID; Dry
OkTa, 1Sd20c p h; Marrowfat Squash seas
p ton.
FRUIT-Strawberries were again in market
this morning, and though showing more or less
evidences of the late rain, they found pretty
good Gus tom at satisfactory figures. Raspberries
! hardly went off so well. There were also arriv-
ais of Figs that brought Soc box, not being in
the best Of order. California Lines are finding
more general favor, the quality being more de-
sirable than usual, while prices are low as COM
pared with the imported article. Grapes are in
very limited supply, and prices show wide
range. More or less trash comes forward that
will not sell at any price. We quote as fol-
lows: Grapes, 75c@S1 50 p box; Strawberries,
SOLO q chest; Raspberries, 81 a chest ;
Apples, 25@5oc for common and 75c@
81 p box for good to choice; Pears,
% @50c for common, and 75c@Sl 25 = box for
good to choice; Mexican Lines, seas do Cali
fornia, 60&75c for small and S2G2 so for large
boxes; Lemons, Sicily, S1@s: do, Malaga, 50 5OG
G . box do California, 81 5092 rs q box !;
Bananas, 81 5O@3 q bunch Pineapples,
50 50G6 = dozen CranbeIries, SS@9 for Wis
consin, and s11912 2 bbl for Cape Cod.
BUTTER-Pickled quality of the better grade
is in good request, and stocks are lowering with
freedom. Fresh descriptions are not in any
large overstOck at the moment but still there is
more on the market than can be handled with
ease. The tendency is to lower range
OF values owing to the prospect of in
creasing receipts III the near future. We
quote prices as follows Fancy, 40c choice, 35a
Size; good, 2T1%@32I3c; fair, 20@525c; mixed
lots, 121a@16e 2 ID picked roll, Z39l5c p b;
frkins 2e922c for choice; 16Gl9c for fair to
good; 1O61215c for poor; Eastern, 10@l4c = 70.
CHEESE-Unchanged in price. Stocks fairly
liberal, with active custom. Wequote: Fancy,
| 912Gl0IZc: choice, 7@9c; fair to good 5@613c;
Eastern 13c; Western 56ll0c r ID.
EGG During the late rainy spell the receipts
OF home product have been quite light, and
dealers find themselves well cleaned out of an
GTtlcle Oh utSlEdDic Qldllty- III OIuCI W supply
| pressing wants, some dealers telegraphed within
| week to Utah for supplies, and shipments from
| that direction came through quickly by express
and in fine order, commanding prices fully
equal to those obtained for the choicer domestic
article. A day or two of fine weather, however
will put the country rounds in good travelling
shape, when free arrivals may be expected. JOB
lots of single boxes are said TO change hands at
small advance on our figures. California sell
| at 2S640c for choice, S59S71sc y dozen
| for good Eastern, 20@23c for fair, and 2tG125c
| y dozen fol- good Salt Lake, SS(G40c 3 dozen.
| POULTRY-The several representatives of the
| farmyard have been in pretty good supply all
| through the week, and prices have mostly ruled
| in favor of buyers. Geese are about the only
kind that show any improvement We
| quote as follows: Live INTERPRETATIONS,
i4al5c; Hens, 14915c 3 II; BOOSTERS, IS
| as so for old and s5e6 so for young; Hens, So
d6 Brothers, s4@5 as to size; Ducks, 81 so
| @6 q dozen: Geese 81 25d2 2 pair.
| FRESH MEAT-Following are the rates
| for whole carcasses from slaughterers TO
dealers: Beef-First quality, 74c; second quality,
| SIC; third quality ,51z@6c . b. Mutton-Wethers
| are ouotable at sc, and Ewes at 415c 2 70.
Lamb-Quotable at 6@7c p b. Yeal-Quotable
| at 76H1Ic p %. Pork-Live Hogs, on foot, SO
| 35Sc: dressed do, 5G6c 2 b.