Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-18
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SAN FRANCISCO. February nth
FIGURING quote: Best city extra. 81 25@
4 70: medium, IS 5O@4 shipping superfine.
| 81 1jG3 70 T. bbl
! WHEAT-Advices from Liverpool report the
| spot market as dull, though cergoes off coast
| aud nearly due Were Il shade firmer, owing to
| Inquiry on Continental account. The local
market gave signs of more seadiness this
morning, and s. 2614 Z ctl was the lowest price
| at which ordinary No l shipping could be
bought. For better quality 81 271z was the
ruling rate, while 81 2oi4 could be obtained for
| ii fancy article
| Cali Board sales at the morning session of the
| san Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
/ lows:
Buyer season-lOO tons, 81 2s15: 1900. 81 2ss1:
| 100, 81 2SIs 800, 81 %.
| 81 81. - 80 wv
seller 1Ss6-loO tons, 81 1917 100, 81 1895; $780,
| 81 1871; 1900, 81 1875 a ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
| Buyer $500 tons, 81 321l; 400 81 1885,.
| Seller 1Ss6-S00 tons, 81 1872 q ctl.
BARLEY-Nothing of consequence to note
| Offerings are notably slim, but they are appar-
entity large enough for all trade wants. There
is good margin in values. the range in Feed de-
| scriptons being 81 271a@l 3212 E ctl the latter
moves Off fairly at 81 DOL 30 a ct
| call Board sales at the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
| lows
Buyer 1SsG-lO0 tons, 81 "a; 200 81 IS.
| Afternoon sales were:
Buyer 1885, after July 1st-lO0 tons, Gle.
| Seller season-100 tons, 81 %; 100, 81 -.
Seller lSS6-300 tons, Sic u ctl.
| OATS-ArriYalS to-day include 1000 bags from
| Oregon. Market quiet and weak. We quote Sur
| prise and milling, 81 35G1 no. No. l, 81 221%
! al % common grades, 81 171SdI 20 p ctl
| CORN-The market is favorable to buyers
bat they do not avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity TO any extent, as transfers are few
| in number aud rather light in quantity.
81 o5 to 81 IS; Small small Yellow iE s. fi: SSs
| % large White, 81 l5@1 90; small White
Il l212@1 l71a Z ctl; Nebraska. Sl6o1 % q ctl.
| Asparagus is making a bet
| ter representation, and lower prices will soon
prevail. Green Peas do not find quick custom
| String Beans are a shade cheaper. We quote
| ID: Green Peas, 5@Sc p h. String Beans, ii
| a l5c 2 ID; Rhubarb, lSa20c z h Cueumbers
5Oc@1 % = dozen; Los Angeles Green
| Peppers, SC q h; Los Angeles Tomatoes slm
| l 50 per box; Artichokes, Sc p dozen Carrots,
| iO95Jc z ctl; Turnips, 75e@S1 q ctl: Beets
| 6oa75c g ctl; Parsnips, 81 g etl ; Caulinower,
y %; celery, 5c@l6oc p dozen; dry Peppers, 10@
| l21sc = ID dry Okra, 15@l71ac 2 ID; Marrowfat
| Squash, SD d ton.
FRUIT-TEcre are large lots of poor Oranges
| that almost go begging at 75cGSl u box. For
| Lines there is but little demand. Stocks of
| Mexican are light, aud California product would
sell to good advantage if there We're but mod
| crate custom. We quote follows: Oranges,
mon aud S2@4 T box for Navel; Apples.
t0c@s1 for common and 81 25G1 so q box for
|
iornia, 81 50@2 2 small box, and IS 50@4
| for large boxes: Lemons, Sicily, S6G6 so; do,
California, Sl@S ' box, according to quality:
| bananas, 81 5ieaS q bunch Pineapples, SIS 5O@5
| 2 dozen Cranberries, Sos for Wisconsin, and
| sl0@l1 2 Dbl for Cape Cod
| BUTrER-lt would seem that prices could
hardly go much lower, but constant accumu-
lalion of stocks may force further reduc-
| ton in values. We quote prices as fol-
| lows: Fancy, 22@22115c; choice, 21@2IJ5c;
| good, l9420c; fair, 17llSc: mixed lots l215n'
l5c q ID nIkin, 1SS920c for good to choice
CHEESE-Easy in price Sales at out
| side figures are few. We quote: California,
new, l0Gl2c choice old, S@9c; fair to good. 597c
| q 10; New York Creamery, 15d16c q b.
EGGS-ATarket not strong. Most trading is on
basis of DC z dozen, with occasional sales
| at pic z dozen.
| POULTRY-Moderate business at steady
| rates. We quote as follows Live Turkeys-Gob-
blers, 10@llc; Hens, 12@13c "A 10; dressed
Turkeys, l0@1Sc; BOOSTERS, s4@i so for old and
| s7dS Tor young; Hens, s4C15; Broilers s5 5O@
| 90 as 10 size; Ducks, 81 50a6 a dozen;
| Geese. 81 50G1 70 q pair.
| GAME-Quotations are largely nominal, as
| dealers accept almost any price rendered We
| quote: Quail, 75c@Sl; Hare, 50c@Sl %; Rab-
| bits, 75c@Sl %; Mallards, 81 5O@2; Canvas
back, s2GS; Sprigs, Sl@1 %; widgeon, SIZE
gsl; Teal, 75c@Sl; Brandt, Sl@1 %; Small
| Geese, slc91 . q dozen; Snipe, common. 75c;
| Go. English, g dozen.
| FRESH NEAT - Following are the rates
| for whole carcasses from slaughterers TO
dealers: Beef-First quality, 61%@7c; second
guilty. &C third quality, 59514c. = ID. Veal
Wethers. 6ja97c; Ewes, 69614c. Lamb-Quot-
able at 6l&@119c p u for Yearlings; Spring, 121$
| @lSc q b. fork-Live Hogs on foot 3;a43lc:
| dressed do, 81 a61ac = IN.