Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-08
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO October It'll
FLOUR-In good demand at steady rates. We
quote: Best city extra, 81 25G5; medium,
SO 50094 shipping superfine, 81 1908 so r Dbl.
WHEAT-The strong feeling in this grain is
daily increasing. Business at the moment is
quite active, and the indications are promising
for a more lively movement during the current
month. Fair to good shipping grades change
hands readily at il 47129@I 4S54 a ell, while
something shade above No. quality com
mands 81 80. In the country matters seems to be
better than the spot market, for it is reliably re-
ported that buyers in the interior are paying
81 5l14, and even 81 521a q ctl is said to have
been given for extra desirable parcels.
BARLEN-There was no session of the Pro
duce Exchange to-day owing to the funeral of
the late Charles Clayton. Business is therefore
nominal No Call transactions and but little
trade in jobbing circles. Feed by sample s' in
small lots is quotable at 81 321z01 50 a ctl
Brewing is firm at 81 40@1 so, while Che
Waller changes hands at about the same range
OAIS-In ample supply: We quote: Surprise
and milling, 81 30@1 40; No. l. 81 2O@1 %; com
mon grades 81 10tat III a ctl.
CORN-Trade is slow and stocks are not easily
handled. California is quotable at 81 l5dl 20
for Yellow and 81 10 Z ctl for White; Nebraska,
81 1715Gl 20 q ctl
VEGETAB LES-Trade moves along quietly,
without any marked disturbance in values
We quote as follows: Tomatoes, 20930e
p box; Green Corn, 50c@ss1 80 q box, and6O@
75c q sack; Egg Plant, 60975c p box; Arti-
ehokes; 15c dozen; Cpcumbers, so
coarse p ctl; Beets, 60@75e q ell; Persnips,
81 p ctl /; Caulihower, 60@l75c a dozen; Cab
bRge, 75c . eli; Garlic, 405c p 10; Celery, SOC
2 dozen: Green Peppers, S5@50c q box; Green
Peas, 394c 2 III: String Beans, Pope p ID;
Green Okra, COARSE 3 box; Marrowfat squash SIS
p ton: Summer Squash. 50@75c ~ boz.
FRuIT-Further supplies of Raspberries were
received to-day, selling at IS p chest. Grapes
are abundant. and values were not quite so
steady to-day. There are very few good
Peaches in market, but the demand is light,
and fancy figures are not easy obtainable even
q rTi Irar1a
. ton; Watermelons, S3@7 2 hundred;
Cantaloupes, 75c@s1 % o crate; Plums,
S5c p box; Grapes, 40@60c q box. for ordinary
descriptions, and 75c@sI 2 box for a choice
article; Strawberries, So 5015 chest; Ounces so
@75c = box; Peaches. 5o975c for fair, and Sl@
80 Q box for choice; Figs, 30@5Oc q box; APP
pies, 3@75e box; Pears, 2s@5oc for fair, and
75c@s1 . o box for good to choice; Mexican
Lines, Sl2@l3 q box; Lemons, Sicily, 81 SOFAS;
do, California, 81 50@2 . box for ordinary and So
"a for Sicily seed; Bananas, 81 SOFAS p
Cranberries, Sll@l2 p Dbl.
BUTTER-Fancy grades continue scarce and
srm w, We quote oa as follows: Fancy, 4oc; good
lots. 121a@2Oc . b. picked roll, 2i@2Sc p h; fir
kim 2e@22c for choice: 16@l9c for fair to good;
1o@l2!zc for poor; Eastern. 10@14c v FL.
CHEks y fairly active. Supplies mod
grades S@6c; Eastern, 13c: Western, 5@lOc p II.
EGGS-Occasionally sales of selected ranch
lots are made above our top figure California
tsiS quOsdbiC Ut ocV5tuC lOI CllOlCe, o0ttof12C r
dozen for good; Eastern, 17@2Oc for fair, and %
@25c p dozen for good; Salt Lake, express SIC
e dozen.
POULTRY = Prices continue to improve
Live Undergraduates, 15@16c; Hens, l4@15c;
BOOSTERS, s4@5 for old. s4G5 so for young;
Hens, si@6; Broilers, s394, as 10 size; Ducks,
S49l5 so y dozen: Geese. 81 5062P pair.
FRESH MEAT-Fat Mutton is scarce Follow
ing are rates for whole carcasses from slaugh-
terers to dealers: Beef-First quality, &c; second
quality. ,,514@6c; third quality, sc . ID.
Mutton-Wethers are quotsble at &C. and Ewes
at 4@414c . 10. Lamb-Quotable at sac p D..
Veal-Quotable at 7@11e II. Pork-Live Hogs,
on foot, "a SIC; dressed do, 1850 2 D.