Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-15
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. December 1ith
FLOUR-Receipts to-day include about l. 600
bbls from Oregon. We quote: Best city extra,
81 25G4 10; medium. So 50@14; shipping super
fine 81 1908 30 q Dbl.
WHEAT-Business in grain circles was very
quiet this morning. There were really no buy
ers for lots of magnitude, while sellers seemed
to be largely indifferent, if the slim offerings
can be accepted as evidence OF the general feel
ing. Sales of No. shipping quality could likely
be made on e basis of 81 S7fa Z ctl, but liberal
offers on the part OF sellers would almost surely
lower values.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-5oO tons, 81 451G; 1000, 81 451)ss;
], 100, 81 45lI.
Buyer $500 tons, 81 IS; 200, 81 874 p ctl.
BARLEY-The buoyancy of the situation for
feed has disappeared. Holders have to accept
lower rates if they desire to trade. The full
limit OF the market to-day is embraced in the
range of 81 S0tdl 50 q ctl Business is slow. A
moderate demand exists for brewing and more
or less business is being negotiated at 81 471a9
81 52l2 y ctl, as to quality.
Gail Board sales at the morning session of
the San Francisco Produce Exchange were as
follows:
Buyer seasou-200 tons, 81 81: 900, 81 S21%
Seller sea>on-1, 200 tons. 81 23 100, 81 2154
Seller 1SS5-l00 tons, 81 p; 100, 81 2614; 800,
81 %; leo, 81 251a I. ctl.
oATS-An easier tone is noted, and buyersp ur-
chase with less freedom. We quote: Surprise
and milling, 81 35@1 40; No. l, 81 Z71%GQl so;
common grades, 81 20@1 25; Black 81 3jal 70
q ctl.
CORN-Quotable at 81 20 = ctl for all kinds.
Market weak, owing to expected receipts from
outside sources.
VEGETABLES very dull to-day. No
l5c q b. Artiohokes, 15c . dozen; Carrots,
40@59c 2 ctl; Turnips, 60tG75c 2 ctl; Beets.
69@15c 2 ctl; Parsnips, 81 g ctl CaulifoWer,
60@75c . Dozen Cabbage, 75c p ctI; Garlic,
sc y ID; Celery. SOC p dozen; Green Peppers, 50
assoc p box; dry Peppers, 1oG1218c "a b dry
Okra, l6GlSc 2 70; Marrowfat Squash, $40 r ton.
FRUIT-0ranges are coming to hand quite
freely, and holiday custom will be well supplied
this year We quote: Lady Apples, 81 $50
so q box Oranges, California 81 25Gl so = box
for common and s. 1904 2 box for Navel;
Cape st. Lucas, sst9l5 4 NJ; japanese Persim-
mons, case = tb; Apples, 25d51c for common
and 65c@S1 q box for good to choice Pears,
60c@Sl for common, and 81 50@2 % 3 box for
good TO choice; Mexican Lines. SAY; do Cali
fornia, 60G75c for small and S2G2 50 for large
boxes: Lemons, Sicily, &6g7 do, Malaga, s. 50@
8 z box; Bananas, 81 SOFAS $ bunch; Pineapples,
50 5O@5 % dozen; Cranberres, 5000 for Wis
consin, and sl0@12 q Dbl for Cape Cod.
BUTTER-Prices remain unchanged. WeQuote
as follows Fancy, 371ac choice, S2l@GS5c
l21z@16c . h picked roll, A@27c q n for
good to choice, and 2Sl5d20c r ID for fancy
hrkin, 2@2}c for choice; 1S@20e for fair to
good: S6121%c for poor: Eastern, I0@14c 2 70.
CHEESE-FaiF business. California, new, IL
@1215c; choice Old, 5@9c: fair TO good, 5@615c 2
ID; Martins New York Creamery, 15G16c T Ii.
EHGS-Scafcit! OF prOduct keeps values hrln.
Quotable ut 4219@45c q dozen for California,
and .l6gS71%c y dozen for Eastern.
POULTRI-Nothing in to-day. Prices wholly
nominal We quote eonsignments as follows:
Live Turkeys-Gobblers, 10@12e; Hers, 10D12c
q ID; dressed, l2Gl3e; BOOSTERS, u for cd
and 81 50a 30 tor young; Hens, SO 50a5 Broilers
s4@4 so as to size; Ducks, S4 50G6 50 q dozen
Geese. s202 so q pair
FRESH MEAT-Following are the rates
for whole cGrcsssos from sleIghterers to
dealers Beef = First quality, 7@Ss: second
quality, 619@t4c third quality, o7a@6e p II.
quality Lamb-Quotable at 7GSc a %. Veal
-Quotable al 7@11c p ID. Pork-Liye Bogs.
on foot 2ls 14c: dressed do. L6Iaa D ..