Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-16
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. March l5t

| SAN FRANCISCO. March 18th.
| FLOUR-The China steamer on Saturday car
| ried away over l2,0 900 bbls as part cargo. We
| quote: Best city extra, 81 25@4 rs; medium,
IS 50t94; shipping superfne 81 759375 2 Dbl
| WHEAT-There is quite a firm tone to the
| market. Offerings that are up to standard re-
quireirents can be readily sold at 81 S2I5 p ell.
but trading is slow, sellers are not dispoSe 10
| meet the situation at current rates Many hold
ers want 81 50 p ctl, and decline to take a lower
| figure.
| Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol
| lows:
Buyer season-5OO tons. 81 ssh; 2,10O 81 G555;
| 600, 81 $3.50; 200, Il 351s; 300. 81 So.
Buyer lsS6-60O TONS 81 ST. LOCO, 81 $71z; 400,
81 S714; 1000, 81 S72s; GEO. 81 S719; 600, s. S75s
Seller 1SS6-,1oo tons, 81 251S; 500, 81 25e5 :;
| 300, 81 2514 q ctl.
| Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season-SOO tons, 81 SJI4; 500 $751;; 800,
| 81 $50.
Buyer Iss6.loO tons, 81 s79s; 800, 81 s714; 200,
81 SIS; 400, 81 81.
| BARLEY-The market lacks animation, and
| prices are only sustained because the situation
is under good control. Stock is not being offered
| in large amounts, and business is not being
pressed The selling price for good feed is 81 .
| = ctl, and no abatement can be obtained. Brew
| ing is unchanged at 81 i091 so q ctl.
call Board sales at the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
| lows
| Buyer season-100 tons, 81 Is
| Seller season-30O tons. 81 %.
| Seller lS56-100 TONS see; lO0 S9I &c "A ctl
No sales on afternoon call.
OATS-Quiet trade. We quote: Surprise and
milling, 81 35@1 40; No. l, 81 2211ag1 %; common
grades, 81 1719fa1 20 q ctl.
| CORN-California White. 81 10G1 Is; large
Yellow, 81 l5@1 20; small Yellow, 81 25611 271s;
| Nebraska. CSC r ctl.
| VEGETABLfs-Rec Receipts were light this
| morning Prices generally were steady, and
some cases triie higher. We quote job
| bling lots as follows; Asparagus, case
. ~ Green Peas, S1a@4c q II: sweet
p IL; Rhubarb, S@l0c q b; Cucumbers,
s1@2 25 p dozen; Los Angeles Green Peppers,
s@l0c b; Egg Plant LOG l2c q ID; Tomatoes.sl rs
o. . per box; Artichokes S5c y dozen; Carrots.
ao@5oc p ell; Turnips. 7sc@sl . cti: Beets,
60@75c , ctl Parsnips 81 so . ctl Caulidower,
75c@s1 p dozen; Cabbage, 75c p cti; Garlic, l4c
y n: Celery, 5c@6Oc p dozen: dry Peppers,
logi2Ac = 70 dry 0kra, l5@l71ac ID: Marrow
| FRUIT-A small lot of Raspberries arrived to-
day selling at soc g bskt. We quote: Oranges,
81 75@i 50 q box for Navel; Apples 75casl
for common and 81 2591 70 q box for good
to choice; Mexican Lines, S12@1S; do Cali
| fornia, soc to 81 so q small box, and 81 SOAP 50
for large boxes: Lemons, Sicily, y6a6 so; do,
| California s1@2 q box, according to quail
| ity: Bananas. 81 1908 y bunch; Pincappes,
So 50615 = dozen.
BUTTER-1here is steadier feeling to the
| market, as shipments are being made in East
ern directions, and stocks are cleaning up bet
Ter IN consequence. we quote as follows:
Fancy, lSd 19c choice, 16Gl71sc; COOL l5e: fair,
| lac; mixed lots, l09l215c q 10; Eastern. S9lc
q b.
CHEESE-Is in steady request We quote:
California, l001lc; choice old S69c; fair to
| good, 5@7c 2 ID; New York Creamery, 1879
| 15c p ID.
EGGs-Unchahged. Offerings liberal Quot
| able at 16@l615c q dozen.
POULTRY-rhere were some few arrivals to-
| day. but custom was slow. Live Turkeys-Gob-
blers, 10Gllc: Hens, 1S@14c q h dressed
Turkeys, 12@14c; BOOSTERS, s5(d5 50 for old
and SSG10 for young: Hens, S5G6 so Broilery
| seas, as to size Ducks s5dS q dozen;
Geese. 81 SOAP z pair.
GAME-Does not seem to be wanted. Values
| more or less nominal. We quote consignments
| as follows: Hare, 81 25@1 So; Rab-
bits. 75c@Sl 25; Mallards, 81 5O@3; Cam
vasback, s3@3 30; Sprigs 81 50G1 70; Widgeon,
| 9Oc@Sl; Teal, sl@Sl %; Brandt, sl@1 % Small
Ducks, 75c; Brandt, Sl@1 p; Grey Geese, 81 %
| a. 80; White Geese, sl@1 25 p dozen; snipe,
common. 75cGS1; do. English, S2@2 % p dozen
FRESH MEAT-Following are the rates
| from whole carcasses from slsughterers to
dealers Beef-First quality, &c; second
quality, &c; third quality, Sc Veal
Large, S@9c; small, 7910c a ID. Mutton
Wethers, 6a61ac; Ewes, 51aa6c. Lamb-Quot
able ct 6o7c y 10 for Yearlings; Spring. 10
9121ac q h. Pork-Live Hogs, on foot, PIG
4 Sc dressed do. $40 SIC y D.