Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-13
SAN FRANCISCO AIARKEr.

SAN FRANCISCO November 18th
FLOUR-We quote: Best city extra, 81 2514 rs;
medium, s. 5O@4; shipping superfne 81 75@
3 80 q Dbl
WHEAT-The tone of the market continues
of a weak character. Shippers are willing buy
eTs though they limit their bids to 81 421. p ctl
for ordinary No. quality. Anything Of choice
description would be taken at a small advance
Call Board sales at the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-lOO tons, 81 551S; 600, 81 5525; 4OO
81 SSH; 300, 81 551s; 400, 81 S.
Buyer 1880 tons, 81 10; 800, 81 AS 200,
81 4i34; LOO, q ~; 200 81 iias; POO 81 M
Buyer 1SS6-l00 tons, 81 5S3I.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season-IOO tons. 81 551s; 300 81 So 800,
II 5its; 600, Il 5i5I.
Buyer 1SS5-1 ,l6G tons, 81 A. 300 81 4413
Seller lSS6-1O0 tons, 81 49,.
Buyer iSS5-2G0 tons, 81 5S35 q ctl.
BARLEY-Market stationary. Feed qualities
of standard grade are held at 81 40 T. ell, while
other kinds of stock are offering at the old range
Of 81 30G1 30, according to quality Brewing is
not quite so steady, and desirable lots can be
bought ut 81 471aG1 521a, with coast and dark
stock selling lower.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Seller season-lOO tons, 81 $3.50; 81 S27s; 100,
81 33 p ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season-1OO tons, 81 49,; 100, 81 1915; 1OO
81 45a4.
Seller 1ss6-SOO tons, 81 49, q ctl.
0ATS-Fair activity prevails in this product,
but trade will have to continue lively for
some time before stocks are largely re-
duced. We quote: Surprise and mill
ing, 81 S5@1 40; No /. 81 25Q1 2715; common
grades, 81 l5@1 20 p ell.
CORN-Business remains inactive. California
quotable at 81 121561 ~ for Yellow and 81 l215
al Is q ctl for White.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, 81 25@S 25 4 ctl
for Brown and SS@5 for Yellow; Canary, ga
@4c; Hemp, 234@4c; Rape. 1@11ac; Timothy,
51a@6c; Alfalfa, 9@l0c Z b; Flax, 81 25@,2 SO
HAY-we quote Alfalfa, s1O@12; Wheat, s1s
to SD; oat, slO@l4; Barley. SlOGl2 50; Mixed,
HoPs-,Quotable at s@1Oc for new. and 2@4c
RYE-Market not strong Quotable at 81 271s
BUCkWHEAT-Dul trade. Quotable at 81 %
q ctl.
Rose, 35@55c; River Reds, S0@4Oc; Tomales, 500
zoe; choice San Leandro Peerless, @I75c;
Sweet 40@65c q ell.
oNloNs-Poor lots sold to-day at 75c q ctl. A
fair article will bring 81, while choice selected
command as high as 81 40 2 ctl
BEANS-We quote: Bayos, 81 TOOL Co. Butter,
81 2e@l 80; Pink, 81 1901 40; Red, 81 3Oa1 As;
Lima, s2@2 % for poor and 81 5O92 70 for good
to choice; Pea, 81 75al 80 for new, and 81 800
/ 90 for old; Small White, 81 75@1 80 for new
and 81 355b1 so q ctl for old.
VEGETABLES-Price keep about uniform.
Trade is slow. We quote: Tomatoes, $50
35c for poor. and 50@75c = box for good to choice;
Egg Plant, S0c@Sl q box; Artichokes,
l5c e dozen; Cucumt ers G0d75c q box; Car
rots Acc 3 ctl: Turnips 60675c p ctl Beets,
60@75c a ctl; Parsnips, 81 + ctl; CauliHower,
60G75c p dozen; Cabbage, 75c 2 cJi Garlic
10c q %; Celery, SOC p dozen; Green Peppers So
Peas, 31494c = 70; String Beans, 2@ic y h; Dry
Okra, lSG2Oc q ID; Marrowfat Squash, S6@S
. ton.
coming to market that have TO be jobbed at low
prices, while choice sell quickly at our
top figures. Other descriptions show no change
We quote as follows Wine Grapes S25@SO
q ton; Grapes, S5cdjSl 80 2 box; Strawberries,
S3td6 q chest; Raspberries, SIS ? chest; Ounces
25G40c q box Apples, 25td50c for common and
75cGSl q box for good to choice Pears
25@50c for common, and 75c@Sl . q box for
box Lemons, Sicily, s7@9 do, Malaga, IS 500
q box; do, California, Si@2 30 q box !;
Bananas, 81 5o@S = bunch Pineapples,
consin. and sl1@12 q Dbl for Cape Cod Or
anges, Sl0g22 30 for Panama, and sl5@20 q NJ
for Mexican.
and some parties are asking a little above our
quotations. Fresh grades are somewhat easy,
and top prices are not so readily obtainable.
We quote as follows Fancy, 4215c; good to
lots l21St6l6c r ID; picked roll, Z3Cd25c g II;
firkins, 29@22c for choice; l69l9c for fair to
good 10@1219c for poor; Eastern. 1OG14c p 10.
CHEEsE-Ghoice brands of new are quotable
at l0@llc Z h. Old sells at 9@l0c for choice
aud 5asc for ordinary quality; Eastern, &c;
Western, 5al0c q II.
EGGS = Lower prices are probable in
the near future California are quota
bic at SSG40c for choice, 35l3712c q dozen
for good Eastern, 19G2lc for fair, and 2362ie
q dozen fol good Salt Lake, 30aS215 q dozen.
POULTRY-Good Broilers and BOOSTERS are
in demand, We quote Live Turkeys - Cob
blerS, ltGl6c; Hens, 14G16c q ID; Boosters, SIS
o. 80 for old and S5G7 for young Hens, So
@6 so; Broiiers, s4a5 as to size; Ducks. a so
&c 80 > dozen Geese, 81 25G1 rs p pair.
GAME-Receipts were light and prices ruled
high to-day. The Stockton boat had not arrived
at q late hour, and ConSignmentS from that
direction would likely have to be carried over
for to morrow trade, or sold at reduced figures.
We quote Quail, 81 2561 S71% q dozen; Hare,
81 50 Rabbits, 75c6s1; Mallards, s3di = doz:
al so: Teal, 81 25@1 50 z dozen; Gray Geese,
S2G2 % q dozen White Geese, 81 25@e1 80 p
dozen; snipe, common soc; do English, 81 50
al 10 Z dozen.
PROVISIONS-Easter Hams 14@1415c p ID
for Magnolia, -Four Ace, Dupee's and Whitta-
lac for salt and sugar-cured; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon. l2aGl312c; California Bacon, S69c
for heavy and medium, l0611c for light
and II "a l219c for extra light; Clear
Sides, 10@l01Sc . b; Pork, S10@11 for extra
prime, Sl4@li so for prime mess, S15@15 so for
clear; Pigs feet, S12914; Mess Beef, 50 50@10 so
for bbls, S5@5 so for hf bbls; Extra Mess Beef
S11@l1 SO for bbls s6d6 so for hf-bbls; Family
Beef. S16G16 90 = Dbl: California Smoked Beef 13
G.1312c b; Eastern Lard 10@1l015c for tierces
and l019Gl1c ? II for pals; California do, lob
tins, SO &c; 9-ln TINS, S129s1ac; pals 109101sc
for l0b, l01s91014c for 5-fb, and 1O491O12c q b
for 3-fo pals.
W0OI-Only the better class of stock is in re-
quest. We quote tall clip: