Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-15
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. February 18th
fLOU Rim fair demand. We quote Best
city extra, 81 25d4 IS; medium. IS 50G14; ship
ping superfine. 81 1908 70 p Dbl.
WHEAT Trade continues active, though val
ues 60 not improve Shipping grades that come
up to No. l standard still change hands at 81 27i5
weak, and buyers are little more cautious
about purchasing.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
san francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-SOO tons, 81 800: 200, 81 Se15;
300 81 80; l00 81 1915.
Buyer lSs6-26O tons, 81 SS94; 900, 81 sS]S; 200,
seller 1SsG-l 800 tons, 81 2l2G 1soO, 81 2l4 800,
BAKLEY-The market has a softer tone. The
better class of feed quality can be bought at
81 80 2 ell, as against 81 S215 at the beginning
OF the week. Dark color stock is offered at
81 2712 q ctl. Brewing is unchanged, ranging
from 81 40 to 81 80 T etl.
No sales on call to-day.
OATs-Lower prices are asked, with some lit
tie pressure to realize. We quote: Surprise
and milling, 81 35@1 40; No. l, 81 2591 2711s:
common common grades, 81 1714e1 2214 z ctl.
s. o5 to 81 %; small Yellow, 81 200
81 Peal ~ 2 ctl; Nebraska. s1@1 O5 u ctl.
GETABLES-Asparagus sells at irregular
rates. there being great difference in the quail
ity of arrivals. Cucumbers are falling in price.
Green Peas are again in market this morning,
but but no String Beans. can be had.
icsig5c e. String a' Beans So i is@a5c c'"S
h; khubarb, 1SG2Oc T. h: Cucumbers,
5ec@s1 so = dozen; Los Angeles Green
Peppers, &c q b. Los Angeles Tomatoes 81 25@
! 50 per box; Artichokes, S5c y dozen Carrots,
40@50c q ctl; Turnips. 75c@S1 q ctl Beets,
coarse = cti; Parsnips, 81 y cti; Caulihower,
75c@Sl p dozen; Cabbage, 75c 3 ctl Garlic, l0c
p b; Celery, 5ctd6Oc q dozen: dry Peppers. 100
l21ac . n; dry okra, 15@l71zc . IL; Marrowfat
Squash SD 2 ton.
FRUIT-Trade is slow. We quote: Oranges,
California Calf 81 81 So O. p box for com
f0c@sl for common and 81 25@1 40 q box for
good to choice; Mexican Lines. sl2@15; do Cali
tornia, 75c@s1 q small box, and S3@3 30
for large boxes; Lemons, Sicily. s6@6 so; do,
California, SlG1 10 D box, according to quality;
Bananas, 81 5993 n bunch Pineapples, - 5O015
y dozen; Cranberries, S7@S for Wisconsin, and
S10@n p Dbl for Cape Cod.
BuTIER-Libral supplies keep prices de-
pressed. We quote: Fancy, 23c; choice, 2l@22c;
good, 10000; fair, l7@lSc; mixed lots, I21$1
15c 2 ID; trliin, 1S@20c for good to choice
Eastern, 10015c p D.
CHEESE-The market has a soft tone. We
quote: California, new, l0@12c; choice old, s@9c;
fair to good, 5@7c 4 ID; New York Creamery. Is
G16c q ID.
EGGS-supplies are fairly free, but the de-
mand is lively and stocks do not accumulate.
QuOtable at 2iG25c q dozen.
PoULTRY.unchanged. Receipts fair. We
blers, lo@llc Hens, i2@1sc = f6: dressed eS
Turkeys, lOG13e; Roosters si9I 50 for old and
s7dS for young; Hens, sia5; Broilers, IS 5O@
6 80 as to size; Ducks, 81 tOa6 . dozen:
Geese, 81 50d1 IS 4 pair.
GAME-Quotations for Mallards and Canvas
backs are nominal, dealers will accept al
most any price offered. Other descriptions are
also favorable for buyers. We quote as fol
lows: Quail, 4o@75c; Hare, 50c@s1 25; Rab-
bits. 75c@sl %; Mallards, 81 50@2 So Canvas
back, S2@4; Sprigs, 81 25@1 so: Widgeon, 81
al 25; Teal, 75c@S1; Brandt, S1@l IS; Small
Ducks, sl@1 25; Grey Geese, 81 , 592 so; White
Geese, s1@1 % 2 dozen Snipe, common. 75c
9s1; do. English, 81 50a3 4 dozen.
FRESH NEAT - Following are the rates
for whole carcasses from slaughterers to
dealers: Beef-First quality. TIC; second quail
Quotable at 6lS@7c . b, according to quality.
Lamb-Quotabie at Ease p n for Yearlings;
Spring, 121491Sc q b. Feal-Large, Sa9c;
small, 7@10c p Fl. Pork-Live Hogs, on foot,
31S943sc: dressed do. 614G61ac z D.