Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-18
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


SAN FRANCISCO, December 18th.
FIGURING quote: Best city extra 81 25@
70; medium, So 5O@4; shipping superfine, 81 700
| 8 30 r Dbl.
| WHEAT-The market runs along without any
| marked change. There is very little stock being
offered at the bidding price of 81 50 q ctl for or
binary No grades But shippers will not pay
any higher figure except the parcel be of better
quality than standard, when perhaps 81 36J4 to
| 81 371a 2 ctl might be obtained.
Call Board sales al the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
! lows:
Buyer .season-1OO tons, 81 49, COO, 81 1874;
Buyer 1870 tons, 81 SO; 100 81 a5s4; 900,
BUYER 1Ss6-2oo tons 81 II; 100, 81 AZ; 100,
81 ~.
Seller 1SS6-lOO tons, 81 81 ? ctl
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season-1C0 tons, 81 4S7s 200, 81 Al; 100,
81 rs.
Seller season-500 tons, 81 So.
Buyer 16s6-S0O tons, 81 ~; 100, 81 49, t ctl
BARLEI-No signs of improvement were
noted today. Feed descriptions remain weak at
81 22IaCd1 - = ctl with very little trading The
movement in Brewing is not quick, and prices
are somewhat easy at 81 1901 so . ctl.
Call Board sales at the morning session of
the san Francisco Produce Exchange were as
follows:
Buyer season-SlO tons, 81 295s.
Seller season-50O tons, 81 2lH 100, 81 d; 400,
81 2034; 100, 81 205s 2 ctl.
Afternoon sales were
Buyer season-i0O tons. 81 so p ctl
OATS--Ihe tone of the market is not strong,
but holders do not lose heart and have conf
dence in the future. Concessions on quotations
are not easily obtained. We quote: Surprise and
milling, 81 35@1 40; No. l, 81 25Gl 2715: common
grades, 81 15td1 20 Black 81 35sal 10 p ctl
CORN-Quotable at 81 20G1 221% p ctl for all
kinds of California, and 81 121@gl Is q ctl for
Nebraska.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, 81 25@S % = ctl
for Brown, ana SS@5 for Yellow; Canary, S12
@4c; Hemp, 234(d4c; Rape, 1G111c: Timothy
51a@6c; Alfalfn, 1i@12c q ID; Flax, 81 2S92 so
HAY-we quote Alfalfa, s1O@12; Wheat, s1S
to SIS; Dat, Sl0@14; Barley, Sl0@12 50; Mixed,
S9@12 q ton.
HOPS-Nominal at 7@9c q b. No trade.
RiE-Dull and quiet. Quotable at 81 271l@
Observation-Disclosures light Quotable at
81 % T. ctl.
Rose, 30Gi0c; River Reds, 25@35c: Tomales 60G
75c; choice Peerless, 50@70c: Humboldt Reds,
20@a5c; do Kidney, zoe; Oregon Garnet Chile,
Blues, 75@S0c; Sweet, sl@1 so p ctl
ONI0NS-ChOice quality sell at 81 40G1 So p
ctl. fair article viii bring S1G1 D. while poor
lots sell down to SOC 2 ctl.
81 2eG1 50; Pink, 81 20@1 80; Red, 81 3Odl 15;
Lima, S2@2 p for poor, and 81 5OG2 60 for good
to choice; Pea, 81 75@l 30 for new, and 81 35
and 81 35a1 60 4 ctl for old.
NEGETA BL ES-Trade is quiet in character
Wequote job lots as follows: Mushrooms, 10d
l5c q Ii; Artichokes, 15c q dozen; Carrots,
4O@5Uc T. ctl; rurnips, 6G@J75c 2 cti: Beets,
6cG.75c q ctl Parsnips, 81 p ctl; Caulihower
COO zoe Q dozen; Cabbage, 75c q cJl; Garlic,
Sc 5 d; Celery, SOC p dozen: Green Peppers, IS
@50c q box; dry Peppers. 10G121ac p b; dry
Okra, 16GlSc 2 ii; Marrowfat Squash, SO z ton.
FRUIT-No changes ofconsequence. Mexican
Oranges are in large supply for trade wants
while stocks are beginning to rot and dea ers are
willing to make concessions to quick buyers
We quote as follows: Lady Apples, 81 25@
80 Z box Oranges, California, 81 250l 10 q box
for common and s. 5000 {. box for Navel ;
do, Loretto and La Paz S20@25 T. NJ; do,
Cape st. Lucas, s6@l0 4 NJ; Japanese Persim-
mons, case q 10; Apples, 25@5Oc for common
6Oc@S1 for common, and 81 5Ot92 p - box for
good to choice Mexican Lines S4G7; do Cali
tornia. coarse for small and S292 80 for large
boxes; Lemons, Sicily, 1907; do, Malaga S. 5G(d
6 2 box; Bananas, 81 5O@ps 3 bunch Pineapples,
60 5095 p dozen; CranbeTries, SSd9 for Wis
sonsin, and s10@l2 2 Dbl for Cape Cod.
DRIED FRUIT iii Sun-drie 9t. apples 1]4@2c
tered; Alden and Plummer. &c; APP
ricots, 7@Sc; Blackberries. 9@10c; Figs, sc
for pressed and &c for impressed; Smyrna DO
rineS, &c; Peaches, l1@12c for peeled and $40
&c unpeeled: Pears. &c for whole and Sc for
sliced; machine-dr dried, Sc; Plums, &c for
pitted and l15c for unpitted; German Prlnes
4c; French Prunes sc g b; Raisins, 81 75@
, p . boz, with 25c advance for fractions
HONEI-We quote as follows: Comb,
9c 40 white 10 extra White, ll@13c; Extract
ed, choice to extra white, 5a519c; do, am
ber-eolored, 41a@5c; do, dark -coloTed, in ORDER
1870 p II.
BUTTER-Receipts are becoming more liberal.
and the declining tendency in prices is more posi-
tive; We quote: Fancy, Soc: choice, 500 SIZE;
good, 25t9Z11ac; fair, 1S(G221.c: mixed lois
121S@l6c 2 b. picked roll, 25@25c = b for
good to choice, and 2S1S@SOc = 10 for fancy .
| tirkin, 22@2ic for choice; ISa20c for fair to
| good: SGl219c for poor: Eastern, l0@l4c p D.
ClIEESE-Moyement continues fairly free.
California, new, HOPPE; choice old, SG9c; fair
| to good, 5@7c z d; Martins New York Cream
! cry, l5@1Gc Z ID.
EGGs-Steady in price. Trade not squick.
Quotable at 421a@45e-F dozen for California, and
! 3sel3I1ac = dozen for Eastern.
POULTRY-Situatlon favorable to BUYERS
Live Turkcys-Gobblers, I0@l2c; Hens, 129pi2jIc
Z 10: dressed, 1l@1Sc; BOOSTERS. 81 for I'D
and si65 80 for young: Hens So 5065; Broilerr.
siaI 80 as to size; Ducks, "a 50a6 so p dozen /;
Geese. S2G2 so = pair.
GAME-Business is very SLOW and BUYERS
about name their own figures. We quote as fol-
lows Quail, 75e@s1; Hare, 81 50@1 10; Rab-
bits. 75c@s1 70; Mallards, s262 30; Canvasback
s. SOFAS; Sprig. 81 2591 30; Widgeon, 81 Teal,
75c@S1; Brandt, sl@l %; Gray Geese, s2@2 . d
doz; Small Ducks, 75c; White Geese, 75c@S1 p
dozen: Snipe, common. S5@371ac; do, English,
75cMSl T. dozen.
PROVISIONS-Easte Hams 1S1$G14c p ID
for Magnolia, Four Ace. Dupee's and Whitta-
kers; other brands, I211a@lSc California, Ito
I4c for salt and sugar-cured; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon. l21591SAc; California Bacon, Sa9c
for heavy and medium, 1o@llc. for light
and u q PFC for extra light: Clear
Sides, 10@l015c 2 %; Pork, s10@11 for extra
prime Sl4G14 so for prime mess, s15@15 80 for
mess, S17a17 so for clear, slS@lS 80 for extra
clear; Pigs feet, sl2@14: Mess Beef, 80 50@10 80
for bbls. S5d5 50 for hf bbls; Extra Mess Beet,
s11G11 50 for bbls, S6G6 so for hf-bbls: Family
Beef, sl6Gl6 so p Dbl; California Smoked Beef. 10
@1S1ae q b; Eastern Lard, 10al01zc for tierces,
and l01991lc 2 ID for pals California do, lob
tins, Sd9c; 5-ib tins, o19@915e pals, 10@l01Ec
for ION. 101s91O14c for SID, and 10149l01ac ID
for 2-fb pals
WOOI-We quote fall clip:
Humboldt and Mendocino, q b.............l7@19c
Mountain
Northern, defective
FRESH MEAT-Following are the rates
foT whole carcasses from slaughterers to
dealers: Beef = First quality, 71zGSc; sec