Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-03
SAN slsANOIsCo MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, February ID.
FI0C R-Shipments from Oregon come for
ward regularly by each steamer from that di-
rection, We quote: Best city extra, 81 25@
-; medium, IS j0@4; shipping superfine,
s. 75@S 70 = bbl.
WIIEAT-There is fair movement to the mar
Eat, II spite OF low ruling prices. Within a
N.ei- cXp1TtcrS have bought considerable grain
aud they are consequently not in special want
81 material with which TO load the bulk of yes
Se!s nov under charter. At the moment 81 so p
eli is full figure for parcels that will pass in
spection as No. l in quality, though small adj
vance. are given for choice and fancy SAMPLES
Offerings are moderately free with the desire to
realize somewhat more positive.
caii Board sales at the morning session of the
san Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-S00 tons 81 35: 200. 81 8i7s; 200.
81 30 io9 81 5i}5; $500, 81 S413; 1Ooo 81 3i2s;
Buyer i5s5-1oo tons, 81 IS; 500. 81 s755; 1. 400.
Il 37tl; lle0 81 373s; 1000, 81 3719; 400, 81 37
Seller Iss6-s;00 tons. 81 26s4: 100 81 26l% 300.
81 26is; 100, 81 261s $500, 81 20; 300, 81 255s q
Buyer season-loo tons, 81 1875; 1900. 81 81;
buyer iSS5-loo tons, 81 S714 lo,, 81 s71s; /, AGO.
81 81.
Seller ISL coo tons, 81 25lz Q ctl.
BARLEY There is very little demand for
this product and trade is consequently very
SLOW. Light offerings would seem to indicate
that holders are not anxious to force business
especially as full figures are demanded for all
pare, Is submitted for sale. Feed of the better
class is quotable at 81 S21a91 So q ctl, the tone
of the situation being steady in character. The
margin in Brewing descriptions is about as wide
ever. some stock can be bought as low as
81 30. but is poor. Desirable grades range from
81 i215 to 81 Az, While fancy article COM
mands 81 30 q ctl.
Call Board sales a. the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows
Seller season-l0O tons, 81 So q ctl.
Afternoon sales were
Buyer season-i0Ot TONS 81 So
Seller season-l00 tons, 81 800; 500, 81 so.
Seller lSS6--00 tons, Ole y ctl
OA1S-Nalues are undisturbed. Trade may
be reported as rather quiet. though there seems
to De good undertone to the situation, and hold
ers are confident as ever in regard to the fil-
great probability of any decline on current rates
We quote: Surprise and milling, 81 35G1 40; No.
L, Il 2.12gl 80: common grades, 81 2O@l 25
Black, 81 25C9l 40 & ctl.
C0RN-Stocks in first hands are far from be-
ing large, while at the same time it must be
admitted that they are sufficient to meet all i'm
mediate requirements, which are notably light
Should sudden demand spring up, even of
small magnitude, the probabilities are in favor
OF an advance in quotations. particularly for the
California product. Quotable at 81 l0dl l7II
r ctl for California, and 81 05@1 0715 for Ne
braska.
VEGETABLES are light and bust
ness is slow We quote as follows: Cucum
berS. 81 20 4 dozen; Los Angeles Green
Peppers, sc q h; Los Angeles Tomatoes SIt0
l . per box; Auichokes, l5c p dozen: Carrots
49e3Uc u ctl; Turnips, 75c@S1 8 ctl; Beets
6Jte15c = GU; Parsnips 81 p ell Caulifower
15c@si ? Gczeh Cabbage, 75c y csl; Garlic Zoe
2 d. Celery, 5ed60 = dozen. dry Peppers l0a
121ac 2 b: dry 0kra, 15dl71%c d ID; Marrowfat
Squash, Sl2 2 ton.
FRUIT-Trade is confined almost wholly to
Oranges, OF which the supply has not been
heavy OF late: We quote prices as follows :
Oranges, California, 81 SOAP q box for COM
mon and 81 5OGS 2 box for Navel; APP
pies, 1ncdsl for common and 81 25@l 40
{ box for coed TO choice; Mexican Lines, $40;
do California 5Qcgsl for small and 81 50@2
fornia, slid1 70 q bog, according to quality: b.
nanas, u 5jS13 = bunch Piueapples, So 5O615
3 dozen; Cranberries, S7@1s for Wisconsin, and
Sl0@l1 2 Dbl for Cape Ccd.
BUTTER-Receipts are enlarging and stocks
are in excess OF market wants. Prices have been
generally marked down, in order to stimulate
the demand. but the market is in soft condition
ana It is doubtful if the lowest point in
values has yet been reached. We quote
as follows Fancy, 25c; choice, 23d2ic
good, 2lG22c; fair 1S(d26c; mixed lots I215t0
i6c 2 ID ; hrkin' 2og221ac for good to choice
CHEkSK-A choice article is rather scarce
Prices steady Wequote: California, new, l2d13c
choice old, SG9c; fair to good, 5@7c Z ID; New
York Creamery, 15@l6c p fb.
EGGS-Oferings are free and competition to
sell keeps values i'll easy condition From 22c to
&c = dozen is about the range for invoice lots
though in small way 2ic might be obtained for
POULTkY-Suppiies are ample while prices
are rather in favor OF consumers. Live Turkeys
.Gobbiers 10 @ lie; Hens, 12@iSc q b.
dressed, l29lic: BOOSTERS, s5@6 for old aud
Sos tor young: Hens, a 50@6; Broilers
% 5OGG 30 as to size; Ducks, t5a6 . Dozen
Geese. VI 80 ~ = pair.
GAME-Good stock sells well. We quote as
follows Quail, 81 50; Hare, 81 50a1 rs Rab-
bits. 75ce.sI %; Mallards, s35OG4 50; Canvasback
Si9i 30; Sprigs, S2G2 80; Widgeon, 81 25d1 80;
Teal, 81 25Gl 50; Brandt, 81 506i rs; Small Ducks
Sol %; Grey Geese, 81 50@3; White Geese
s. 25gl % . dozen; Snipe, common. zoe do
English g 50@3 p dozen
FRESH MEAT-Beef is steady. Mutton is
shade firrner, while the price of Veal is
trifie lower. Following are the rates
dealers: Beef-First quality. 7156Sc; second ouai,
lily, 61zCa7c third quality, 515a6c 2 D. MUTTON
QuotSble at 61@@7c 2 n, according to quality.
Spring, l21at91Sc p. ID. Veal-Large, S@9c;
small: 7@1Oc y b. Pork-Live Hogs, on foot
S1aG42sc; dressed do. 614@61ac p b.