Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-06
sAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO January 9Th.
FIGURING quote: Best city extra, 81 25@
4 IS; medium, So 50t94; shipping superfine
81 75d3 30 p Dbl
WHEAT-The market presents nothing of al
encouraging character. Offerings are moderate
while the demand is insignificant Exporter.
win not pay over 81 50 q ctl for stock that vii
come up to standard requirements, and the
light trading in progress is effected on this bash
of value.
Call Board sales at the morning session of tho
san Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol
lows:
Buyer season-2OO tons. 81 lO94 500, 81 1917
100. 81 403z; 100, 81 4014; 2,400, 81 30.
Buyer lSS6-i0U tons, 81 4;g}4; 100, 81 1875 400
81 1871; 200 81 43: 6J0 81 421s
Seller lSS6-lOO tons, 81 81; 800, 81 Sl9l; 100
81 3l5S q ctl
Buyer seasOn-I00 tons, 81 90: 800, 81 40i !
500 8 402; AGO, 81 1875 100 81 4O34 100 81 1915
Buyer 1sS6-soo tons, 81 49, 100, 81 1875; 500
Seller $500 tons, 81 S2H.
BARLEI-The market has taken a turn fol
the better. Strictly No. Feed is in more gen
eral request at 81 So while many holders will
not part with stock of this quality under 81 3215
Trade i'll Brewing has been rather light of late
but now that we are fairly launched into the
expected A good article is held at 81 10, while
for anything of attractive nature 81 50 z ctl is
demanded.
Call Board sales at the morning session OF the
Seller season-2oO tons, 81 SO1%; 200 81 SO3S; 200
81 3O14; 1000, 81 80; 200. 81 1913; 500, 81 29I.
Buyer iSS6-l00 TONS 81 81.
Seller 1SS6-100 tons, Csc; 100, Ole
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season--l00 tons, 81 3519 q ctl.
Seller season-3V0 TONS 81 30; 100, 81 1854; 100
81 2915.
Seller 1sS6-1OO tons, 9ic; 100, 9ss4c; 200, 9S5sc
l00 931%c r ctl.
OATS-Prices are somewhat soft, owing to the
liberal stocks on hand. Business is not quick
but there is movement sufficient to keep the
market fairly lively. We quote: Surprise and
milling, 81 350l 40; No. l, 81 2215G11 Is; common
grades, 81 l5@l 20 Black, 81 S5@1 70 q ctl.
CORN-There is comparatively no demand
while the desire to sell is rather urgent than
otherwise. Although values are reasonably low
it is almost impossible to find custom. The little
trade that exists is wholly of jobbing character
requiring but small parcels to fill all needs. Of
ferings of good quality are free at our lower
quotations, aud it is only for something extra
that the outside figure is asked. We quote
California, 81 l5@1 III; Nebraska, 81 lo@l l21.
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VEGETABLES-At this season of the year nc
fluctuations in prices occur of consequence
Varieties are limited, and business is slow and
dull Garlic is a shade lower, but everything
else remains stationary. We quote Rhubdrb
Ice ID q; Artichokes, 15c p dozen; Carrots
40@5ec q ctl; Turnips, 60G75c = ell: Beets
eo@75c = ctl; Psrsnips, 81 . ctl Caulifower
60@75c y DOZEN Cabbage. 75c @ GIL Garlic
&c " D; Celery. soc p dozen: Green Peppers. 5;
assoc q box; dry Peppers, 10al2ISc u b dry
Okra, l6 also q ID; Marrowfat Squash, SIS q ton
FRUII-Trade i'll Oranges continues lively
and arrivals find steady custom. For Apples the
demand is far from general, and STOCKS move
slowly. Mexican Lines are cleaning up, apC
higher figures are asked. We quote price.
box for common and g 25e14 d box for Navel
Apples, 40d6Jc for common and 75c@sl .;
q box for good to choice; Mexican Lines, $50
9; do California, Sldl % for small and 81 500
for large boxes: Lemons, Sicily, l6@7; do, Cali
tOrnia, SLAP q box, according to quality: bs
nGnas q 50@S = bunch; Pineapples, g 50@;
"a dozen; Cranberries, S76S for Wisconsin, anC
sl0@l2 y Dbl for Cape Cod
BUTTER-Consumptio is now of necessity
confined to fresh dairies and stocks therefore
do not accumulate. The demand is good anC
general, with marked increase in the inquir,
for cheaper grades. Receipts are fair, and in
creased supplies are looked for in the nea
future, especially from the lower country. ",
quote prices as follows: Fancy, 3l@35c; choice
3o@321ac; good, 259271zc; fair lSd2215c; mixet
lots. 121aGl5c q ID; firkin, 24127c for choice
lSd23c Tor fair to good; StGi212c for poor; East
err. l0Gl4c = b.
CHEESE-Firm figures still prevail for new
makes, the demand being in excess of sup
plies We quote prices rs follows: Cal
ifornia, new, l29lfc; choice old, S@9c: fair t.
good, 5@7c { ID; New York Creamery, 15@l6,
2 b.
EGGS-The downward tendency of the mar
ket has been very pronounced for several days
but it would seem as if the lower the pric,
askcu the less became the desire TO purchase
EGGS-Slow of sale, with lowering tendenc,
in price. Choice California product can b,
bought at 30d32lzc, while invoices of good infe
rior offered at 2sc 2 dozen; Eastern are quot
able at 259j0c 2 dozen; Salt Lake, 2712@3 soc 4
dozen
POULTRY-Scarcity of supplies keeps tn,
market in good shape for sellers. We quote
Live Turkeys - Gobbers, 129l3c; Hens 12a
l3c e b; dressed, 14@13c; BOOSTERS, "a 50@5 $
for old and Sc az so for young; Hens, 1907
Broilers, sl@5 as to size; Ducks, 81 50&6 D dozen
Geese, 81 25d1 50 p psir
GAME-Receipts were larger in volume to
day, and prices were easier in consequence
We quote the following prices: Quail
Sl@1 25 Hare, 81 5091 rs; Rabbits, IS,
@s1 %; Mallards, s. 50G4; Canvasback
S4@4 50; Sprigs, 81 75@2; Widgeon, 81 %; Teal
81 so; Brandt, S1@1 IS; Small Ducks, 75c@Sl
Grey Geese, 81 25@2 80; White Geese, Sl@1 2;
2 dozen; Snipe, common. 75c@s1; do, English
1902 30 2 dozen
FRESH MEAT-Market moderately well fur
nished. Prices steady. Following are the rate.
for whole carcasses from slsughteTers Il
dealers Beet = First quality, S@S1ac sec
ond quality. 7@715c; third quality 81
p ID. Mutton = Quotable at 6@61lc p ID
according to quality. Lsmb-Quotable at 7GS
b. Veal-tluotable at 7Gl1c y b. Pork
Live Hogs, on foot, 31aG45sc: dressed do, 61a@
f3Lp n