Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-12
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO January 18th.
FL0UR-We quote: Best city extra, 81 2560
IS medium S. 50t94; shipping superfine, 81 rs
as 30 q Dbl.
WHEAT-There was nothing of special inter
equal to immediate needs, and shippers find no
difficulty i'll securing all the grain they desire at
the moment. Prices are stationary at 81 30 q
ctl for ordinary No. export grades, and 81 361
for an article Of better quality.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
san Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-2O0 tons, 81 421l; 200, 81 423k;
100 81 4212; 300 81 423s l1Ge, 81 i3; 100, 81 431
100, 81 1871; 100, 81 1875.
Buyer lSS6-5oO tons, 81 As; 400, 81 431s; eco.
. 5o ~ & 4s iG &c. ! 4 ~ e. 9S 4 $SG 81 1875
Afternoon sales were
Buyer seaSon-l00 tons, 81 1875.
Buyer 1ss6-i00 TONS 81 45354; 100. 81 455s; 300,
81 49, p ctl.
BARLEY-The market preserves a steady
tone though trade is not of a very active char
acter. For Feed of standard quality buyers
have to pay 81 800 p ctl at least. Some holders
will not sell below 81 So. Brewing still shows
good strength, with fair sales at range of 81 10
al 80 . ctl.
There were no sales on morning cali.
Afternoon sales were
Seller teason-l0) tons, 81 2s14: 200, 81 IS ? ctl
OATS-Moderate movement at old rates We
quote: Surprise and milling, 81 35@l 40; No. l,
q 221asl %; common grades, 81 15@1 20 !;
CORN-Further shipments of Nebraska are at
hand, giving the market a yet easier tone. We
quote: California. 81 15@l 171a: Nebraska, 81 10
{, ctl.
VEGETABLES market. We quote job
bling lots as follows Los Angeles Green Peppers
1Oc q fb. Los Angeles Tomatoes, 81 75@2
per box. Artichokes, l5c p dozen Carrots
40@5oc = ctl; Turnips, 6O@75c p ctl; Beets,
60@75c q ctI; Parsnips 81 p ctl Cauliaower
6O@75c q dozen Cabbage, 75c p ctl; Garlic,
&c p b; Celery, SOC q dozen: dry Peppers, loo
l21ac p b; dry okra, 169lsc q 70; Marrowfat
Squash, SIS p ton.
FRUIT-Some eight carloads of Oranges, ar
rived to-day causing more easy feeling in
prices. Apples still move off slowly We quote
Oranges, California, 81 35ta1 90 q box for COM
mon and 81 75@3 80 q box for Navel; Ar
pies, 4Qe@Sl for common and 81 25@l 50
e box for good . choice: Mexican Lines sSG
for large boxes; Lemons, Sicily, s6G97; do, Cali
fornia, sl@1 70 Q box, according to quality: Ba-
nanas. 81 5o@S y bunch: Pineapples, S. 5o@5
slQ@l2 2 Dbl for Cape Cod
BUTTER-Supplies are absorbed promptly on
arrival, and prices are kept steady. We quote
good, 25@271ac; fair, 1s@2215c; mixed lots
I2h@16c p n; frkin, 25@2s1ac for choice /;
1S@2Sc for fair to good; S@l21ac Tor poor; East
CHEESE-Demand good We quote as follows:
California, new, l2@14e; choice old, S@ec fair
to good, 597c z h; New York Creamery, 156o
16c = b.
EGGS-Prices continue to tumble Quotable at
26G2Sc 2 dozen for good to choice California;
Utah. 25d 25c 2 dozen.
POULTRY-Light receipts to-day Prices are
less firm. We quote rs follows: Live Tur-
keys-Gobbiers, ll@i2c; Hens, I1@l2c q ID;
dressed, l2@14c: BOOSTERS, 81 SOFAS 80 for old and
Sc "a !or young: Hens. S. al: Broiers. s5a6 so
SIS to size; Ducks, "a 50e6 50 q dozen; Geese,
81 80 a. = pair.
GAME-Trade slow and prices easy We
quote: Quail, 81; Hare, 81 50G11 rs Rabbits,
75c@Sl IS; Mallards, 81 50G2 10; Canvasback,
s. % I 8 D. Sprigs, 81 50ql 10: Widgeon al 25;
Teal, 81 256l 80: Brandt, Sl(di %; Small Ducks
I5G soc; Grey Geese, s. 25612 50; White Geese
S111 p q dozen; Snipe, common. 50G75c; do
English, S1@l p z dozen.
FRESH MEAT-Foliowing are the rates
for whole carcsSses from slaugh.eIers to
dealers, Beef-First quality Sc: second quail
ity, 7&71ac; third quality, &c p ID. Mutton
Qiotable at 6961ac 2 ID, according to quality.
Lalno-Qliotahle at 7@Sc = b for Yearlings;
Spring, Ij(d1sc q h. Yeal-Quotable st 7@ilc
2 D. pork-five FoEs,l on foot, SIlGl55c:
dressed do, 6}sa 654c a il.