Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-23
sAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
sAN FRAncrsco. Ionllnrr y

SAS FRANCISCO. January I'D.
FlOUR-The inquiry at the moment is wholly
for local trade. We quote : Best city extra,
- 25@d 20; medium, IS 5O@i; shipping superfine.
e. 1908 10 p Dbl.
sell, though low prices prevent any excessive
offerings. Exporters positively refuse to paw
more than 81 3212 q ell for No. l quality but an
artlcle OF the better and more choice class will
bring 81 3354Gl IS q ctl.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
lows:
Buyer season-100 tons. 81 IS: 200, 81 Ss1l;
], 200, 81 1886; 1900, 81 49,
Buyer lss6-loo tons, 81 411s; 100, 81 as; 1,1eO
81 AZ.
Seller 1Ss6-l0O tons. 81 500.
Afternoon sales were
Buyer season-2cO tons 81 SO; 100, 81 ss7s; 800
81 3S54; 100 81 1876.
Buyer lsS6-2O6 tons, 81 as; 100 81 4lss; 1Oo
Seller 1ss6-lOo tons, 81 3l1S; 900, 81 sl14; 800
81 81 2 ctl.
BARLEY-Tradec continues duh TIE demand
is light. and it is only in jobbing way that any
motion is given to the market. few buyers of
feed are to be found at 81 800. but holders want
higher figures for standard quality, and but
steady at 81 421aGl ~ Z ctl for the bulk Of
offerings, while 81 80 is the ruling price for any
thing choice.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer lss6-lOo tons, 81 SSS994 . ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
Seller seaSon-100 tons, 81 2S1S = ctl.
OATS-Stocks are being lowered, though in
slow fashion. Still, holders consider the outlook
promising, and do notpress business. We quote:
surprise n1. ana lnllllng, VI S9@L Az No; q 29g
l 50: common grades, 81 1713G1 2211S; Black
81 25@l 40 q ctl.
CORN-The situation is not favorable for the
selling interest. Constant arrivals from Ne
braska check any improvement in prices for do
nestle product. We quote California, ST O5d
1212; Nebraska, 81 023a@1 OF z ctl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES keep uniform. Sup
plies are not heavy. Los Angeles Green
Peppers, sc q b; Los Angeles Tomatoes S1@
l % per box; Artichokes, l5c p dozen Carrots
40@5gc 2 ctl; Turnips, 75c@S1 = ctl; Beets.
1oe@S = dozen; Cabbage. roc . clI Garlic, 10c
p ID: Celery, 5oa60o p dozen; dry Peppers, loo
l21ac p h; dry okra, 159l719c p 10; Marrowfat
FRUIT-Trade is confined largely to Oranges.
the supply of which continues free. Lines and
Lemons move Off slowly We quote Oranges,
California, 81 SOL 60 q box for com
mon and 81 50@3 q box for Navel: APP
pies, e0c@S1 for common and 81 25@l 10
q box for good to choice; Mexican Lines, SO:
do California, S5GS5c for small and 81 50@2
for large boxes; Lemons, Sicily, s6@7; do. Cali
tornia, I5c@Sl so . box, according to quality: Ba-
nanas, 81 5093 . bunch; Pineapples, So 50G5
. dozen; Cranberries S76S for Wisconsin, and
Sl0911 . Dbl for Cape Cod.
BUTTER-Fresh roll is in liberal supply and
1t is difficult to avoid accumulation, as custom is
rather slow. Prices are easy, and concessions
more frequent: Fancy, 2oe129c; choice, 26l127e;
good, 2SG26c; fair, 1S@22c; mixed lots, 1211a
@16c q h; frkin, 20@23@c for good to choice !;
Eastern. I1@16c a u.
CHEESE-New keeps steady at prices that
have been current for some time, bur old drags
badly, and buyers have matters very much
their own way. We quote follows: Cali
tornia, new, 12@14c; choice old, StG9c: fair
TO good, 5@7c z ID; New York Creamery, 15@
l6c = ID.
EGGS-It was expected that the rain-storm
would stop shipments for few days, but many
of the leading depots seem to be well furnished
as supplies come along about as usual. Quot
able at 2lG2218c 2 dozen for invoice lots of Cal
ifornia.
POULTRY-The present week has been
much better one for sellers than last week
Receipts at the moment about balance the
demand We quote as follows: Live Tur-
keys-Gobblers, 129l3;; Hens, 1Sdl4c p ID
dressed, l4cgl6c; boosters, S5@5 80 for ola and
s6d7 for young: Heus, 81 50dG 50; Broilers,
80 sac 30, 10 size; Ducks s5d.7 p dozen: Geese
81 SOAP 4 pair
GAME-Hunt. rs are not sending in any large
quantity, which Is fortunate, as the inquiry is
quite limited. We qGoie jobbing lots as fol-
lows Quail, Sl@l % Hare, 81 50@1 rs; Rabbits,
55c@s1 %; Mallards, 81 25@2 so; Canvasback,
81 50Q3; Sprigs, 81 251I 50 WidgeCu. 81:
Teal, 81; Brandt, sl@l %; Small Ducks
l5ei Grey Geese, 81 25@2 80; White Geese
Sl@i . G dozen; snipe, common, Zoe do,
English s2el2 % r dozen.
FRESH MEAT-Prices for Spring Lamb are
nominal, as there is none on the market Sup
Pills OF other kinds are ample. Following are the
rates Tor whole carc0sses from slaughterers 20
dealers: Beef-Fust quality. 1z61Sc; second quail
lty, 612sG7c third quality 5iSd6c . D. Mutton
Larnb-Quotabie at 7@oc q 10 for Yearlings;
spring, 12t2q9lSc 2 10. Veal-Quotable at 7Gilc
= ID. forK-Llye Hogs, on foot 31sG45Ge:
dressed do, 6l4@61ac . n.