Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-13
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

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FLOUR-Local trade is good and there is fair
inquiry for shipment to Central America by
the next Panama steamer. We quote Best
city extra. 81 25@l4 IS; medium, s.; 50@4; ship
ping superfine. 81 1893 rs p Dbl.
WHEAT-fair activity prevails in this part.c-
ular grain. During the week the movement has
been rather brisk. and considerable quantities
have passed into the hands of exporters. Hold
ers have been offering freely, and buyers have
encouraged trade by taking all stock suitable
for shipment Prices can hardly be said tn be
favorable to the selling interest as 81 271S 4 ctl
has been about the limit that would be given for
grades of ordinary No. ! quality. OF course
there have been transfers of a better article at
81 2sl4, while strictly choice parcels viii CON-
mand 81 so p ctl. In tact, product of this latter
character changed hands yesterday to the ex-
tent of 5000 tons at the figure named, being
warehoused at the moment at Mission Rock.
The market, however, is weak at 81 2715 . etl
for No. shipping.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol
lows:
Buyer season-5pO tons, 81 BIZ: 500. 81 81; 200
81 S05s; 500, 81 500; 1900 81 S6s 1900, 81 sO1&
Buyer lSS6-20O tons, 81 81; 500, 81 331a: 2 400
81 3S54; 600, 81 355S; 1000. 81 3S12
Seller lSS6-l00 TONS 81 221I.; 100, 81 22sS; go,
e ai4' ~ u KS ~ q zI 'O'' q ~
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season-l0O TONS 81 sos; $500, 81 800
Buyer iSS6-1Oo tons, 81 sSIl: 100. 81 sssl;
1900, 81 $50; $500, 81 1885,
Seller 1ss6-5Oo tons, 81 Pcs; 200. 81 211% p ctl
BARLEY-Market void of interest. Offerings
are not large and business is not being pressed.
The situation shapes, If anything, toward low
er range in values, though no great decline is
expected. Sellers want 81 3215 q ctl for standard
feed, but an Offer of 81 20 would not likely be al
lowed to pass without more or less response
Brewing descriptions maintain their position
pretty WELL the demand being steady and regli-
lar. All business in this line is embraced in the
range of 81 loci 80 q ctl.
Call Board sales at the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows
Seller 1sS5-leo tons S5sSc: 100, S5l4c = ell.
No sales on afternoon call.
OATS-Arrivals from Oregon keep the market
well furnished. Receipts to-day include 1900
bags from that direction. We quote Surprise
and milling. 81 35G1 40: No i, 81 271Sdfi so:
common grades, 81 2091 IS q ctl
CORN-Buyers do not come to the front and
trade continues dull prices are weak. We quote:
Large Yellow, 81 O5@l Is: small Yellow, 81 200
! p; large White, 81 15G1 20: small White,
81 12l9@I III 2 ctl; Nebraska. S1@l o5 ? ctl
ETABlES-Cucumbers show wide range
in quotations, owing to difference in quality of
consgnments. Green Peas are in fairly liberal
supply for SO early in the season. String Beans
are coming in slowly. Rhubarb appears ocea-
ssl oy and spaTIngly. 1t will not be long,
We quote: Asparagus, 20@30c q 10: Green Peas,
lO@ l2l2c z n; String Beans, 1S@25e p
ID; Rhubarb 1S920c q II; Cucumbers,
Peppers, &c . ID; Los Angeles Tomatoes. 81 25@
so per box; Artichokes I5c p dozen Carrots,
soq5gc . ctl; Turnips, 75c@S1 p cti: Beets,
75c@sl 2 dozen Cabbage, 75c y ctI Garlic, Toe
d; Celery. 5el60, q DOZEN dry Peppers, 100
PFC = b; dry 0kra, 15@l71ac . 10; Marrowfat
Squash, SD p ton.
this week indicated that the beginning of the
fruit season was not very distant. We quote:
Oranges, California, 81 50tG2 % q box for COM
mon and SOS 80 a box for Navel; Apples.
hcx fNr
good TO choice: Mexican LINES, s12613; do Cali
tornia, 75c@sl q small box, and SSG3 so
for large boxes; Lemons, Sicily. 5000 30: do,
California Sl@l % box, aceoIdingto quality;
Bananas, 81 5)9S q bunch: Pireapples s. 5O@5
9 dozen; Cranberries, Sos for Wisconsin, and
Sl0@l1 y Dbl for Cane Cod.
BUTTER-Prices have again dropped We
quote as follows: Fancy, &c; choice, 2h922c;
good, 10000; fair, 17@lSc; mixed lots l21s(a
l5c p b. frkiH, 1S@20c for good to choice :
Eastern, 10@l5c p 10.
new, l0@l2c; choice old, s@9c: fair 10 good, 5a7c
q 10: New York Creamery. 156D16c p ID.
EGGS-Although stocks are not heavy at the
moment, still receipts are quite ample for all
market wants. Quotable at 2i025c p dozen
POULTRY Dealers report moderate trad
ing We quote as follows: Live Turkeys
Turkeys, 12@l3c; BOOSTERS, s4@i so for old and
s61s for young: Hens, s4@5; Broilers, IS 500
6 50 as to size; Ducks, "a 5O@6 = dozen:
Geese. 81 509l rs q pair.
GAME-Many poor Ducks are being sent to
market, and prices show wider range in con-
sequence. Hare also arrive frequently in bad
condition. We quote consignments as fol
lows: Quail, 75@SI1Sc; Hare, 50c@S1 %; Rab-
bits, 75c@s1 IS; Mallards, SPAS; Canvas
back, 81 50e4; Sprigs, 81 25eol So Widgeon, 81 %
al so; Teal, 81 25ai 5O Brandt, 81 5o@i IS; Small
Ducks, slnl 25, Grey Geese, 50 50@2 rs; White
Geese, 81 25@l SO p dozen Snipe, common zoe
@Sl: do. English 81 50Ca3 p dozen
FRESH MEAT = Following are the rates
for whole carcasses from slaughterers 10
dealers: Beef-First quality TIC; second Quail
ity. 61z@7c third quality, 51z@6c p D. Mutton
Quotable at g 297c p 10, according to quality.
Lamb-Quotabie at Ease p b for Yearlings;
Spring, l212@1Sc p ID. Veal-Iarge, Sa9c;
small, l@10c Q b. Pork-Live Hogs, on foot,
31aG43Sc: dressed do 6lLn61Ls "a m