Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-09
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. April Sth.
FIGURING quote: Best city extra, 81 256
4 80, medium, % 5O@4; shipping superfine
- 75G3 20 a Dbl.
WHEAT-With slow and weak market al
Liverpool, it is not to be expected that trade
would be active or prices strong in local circles
\. sterday exporters would occasionally pay
81 35}4 Z cl for standard shipping, but the limit
this morning was 81 S2JI q ctl, with no large
volume OF business.
Cali Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol
lows:
Buyer season-lOo tons, 81 S51ss;; 200, 81 $50
1000, 81 3515.
Buyer ls8M2 s zoo tons 81 S514 1900 81 s5s
seller IS66-70O tons, 81 2l1z; 500, 81 2lss
100, 81 2l34: ], 100. 81 2l5s q ell.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season-500 tons, 81 49,: 500. 81 S5sz
100, 81 3o5s; 200, 81 Sc; 400, 81 &c.,; 200 81 361
Buyer lsS6-309 tons, 81 SO: 500, 81 361S; 400
s. S6l; 800 81 $685. 100, 81 S61a; COO, 81 S6s; 800
seller lss6-lOO tons, 81 %; 200, 81 221S; 700
BAkLEY-The steady tone of the market is
well maintained. Feed is firm at 81 81 "a ctl
while in brewing there is no change from the
rates that have been ruling for some time past
say. 81 4214a1 sly Z ctl, with occasional trans
fers OF a fancy article at 81 50 q ell.
No sales on call to-day.
OATS-Market well stocked at the moment.
We quote Surprise and milling, 81 35Gl 40
No |, 81 221491 25: common grades 81 1714@
CoRN,-Reeeipts to-day comprise 1900 SKIS
from the lower coast We quots Cali
fornia White, 81 1591 20; large yellow, 81 GOA
| .; small Yellow, 81 25@i 271{; Nebraska and
Kansas White sl@O p ell.
sE EDS quote; Mustard; 8 25@S Is . ctl
4114c; Hemp, .5@514e; Rape l@ll4c; Timothy,
519@6c; Alfalfa, lc1a@llc = ID; Flax, s. $50
2 so q ell.
HAY-We quote Wheat, So 5o@15; Dat, s12@
IA; Barley. Sl0@12; Mixed S10a12 p ton
H0PS-Quotable at 69711Sc q II.
RfE-Quotations nominal at 81 SPOOL IS {
,BucKwHEAT-No demand. Quotable at
PoTAToEs-Business was fairly active to-
doy: We quote: New Potatoes 81 25@1 371a
Early Rose, 45@55c; River Reds, 30a40c: To
males, 40@5oc; Petalumas 40@50c; Peerless 500
63e; Humboldt Reds, 60@75c; do Kidney, COG
Csc; Peachblows, 65G75c: Oregon Garnet Chile
S5@45c; Burbank Seedlings. 75casl p ctl.
ONloNSstrct hy choice Calii9rnia and Ore
Onions can be bought from 81 25a2 while East,
ern remain steady at 81 25@2 IS Z ell.
BEANS-We quote: Bayos, 81 25@l so: Butter,
81 50@1 70; Pink, Sl91 49, Red, S1@1 %; Lima
s. 30@2 60 for good to choice !; Pea. 81 60e11 so
Small White, 81 COOL SO p ctl
VEGETA BLE S-Cucumbers are not much in
demand. Peas continue plentiful. We quote
Asparagus, 81 25@1 75a box Green Peas, 75cog 81 .
sack; sweet do, $l@1 so q sack; String Beans
20922c b.; Rhubarb, 6@Sc . ID Cucumbers
lS@2oc q 10; Egg Plant, l0@l12c p ID; Tomatoes
81 5092 50Pbox; Artichokes 20a25cEdoZ; Carrots
so@50c ctl: Turnips. 75c@Sl p ctl: Beets
6o@75c . ctl; Parsnips, 81 so D etl : Csulifower
S1@1 % p dozen; Cabbage 81 2561 so 3 GU: Garlic
3o@40c p b; Celery, 50(d60c p dozen: dry Pep
pers, 10c q ID dry Okra, 15@l71&c p fb: Marrow.
fat Squash, S20@25 p ton; Summer Squash 10c
q ID.
FRUIT-So far the receipts of Eastern Ap-
Piles have been confined to the Baldwin vari.
ETY.. Other kinds are now. in the market.
Early sales were made from $40 to SIS =
chest, but later in the day SS@9 only could be
obtained for stock on hand. We quote as fol-
lows for consignments Raspberries, 81 SOAP ?
California, 81 60@3 for ordinary stock, and
81 25@4 so 2 box for Navel; Apples. California,
50c@S1 2 box; Eastern 90, 81 5O@2 so . Dbl
and So so 2 Dbl for Russets; Mexican
Lines. 50 50@1o; do, California, sl@2 ?
box; Lemons, Sicily. IS 50@6: do, California,
81 5o@s . bunch: Pineapples. So 5O(a5 F-dozen.
DRIED FRUIT = Sun-dried Apples. 11a@2c
2 n Tor sliced and 114@2c Tor quar-
tered tered Alden and rpmme a,o S@7e
for pressed and &c for impressed; Smyrna do,
lSG2Oc for layers, and 1870 for kegs; Necta-
rines. &c; Peaches, sa9c for peeled, and 4@5c
sliced machine dried, S@1oc; Plums, 4@5c for
pitted and DC for unpitted; German Prunes,
&c; French Prunes, 6la@71ac Q 10; Raisins, ST. 75g
n DOS, Win Z0c ADVANCE 1Or fractions
HONEY-We quote as follows: Comb, 9@91ac;
do white to extra white, 11@12c: Extract
ed, choice to extra white, 5a512c: do, am
ber-colored, 41a@5c; do. dark-colored. in order.
46415c r. II.
BUTTER-Prices remain stationary under lib
eral supplies. We quote: Fancy, 1s@19c; choice,
l70lSc; good, 15c; fair, de- mixed lots,
12013c p 10; Eastern, SG11e = f.
CHEESE-Shows a declining tendency. We
quote: California, choice, 9(dl0c; fair to good
5@Sc z b; New York Creamery, l2@14c q 10.
EGGS-Reported sales this morning at 17IlSe
2 dozen for California. Market steady, owing
to small stocks.
POULTRY-Fnrther Improvement is noted in
prices for several descriptions. We quote as
follows for eonsignments Live TurkeysLGob,
Turkeys, 15@17c; BOOSTERS, s. 50@6 for old
and Soil for young: Hens, a647: Broilers
s69S so, as to size Ducks. 81 50@6 80 , dozen
Geese. IL I5@2 % q pair: Goslings, 81 50@s 2
GAME-Finds little favor. We quote Hare,
81 25@1 so; Rabbits sl@i IS: Nal
s neas = Te s a "a sPr Brandt s @dg ma
Ducks, zoe; Grey Geese, 81 25@2 so; White
Geese, si@I IS q dozen snipe, common, sia
l 3; do. English. 81 25@2 50 = dozen.
PROVISIONS-Eastern Hams 11@I115c . 10
for Magnolia, Four Ace. Dupee's and Whitta-
ker's; other brands, lO14G11c California, sd
Zoe for salt and sugar,enred; Eastern Breakfast
for. heavy and medium, 9@1oc for light
and 111a a l2c for extra light; Clear
Sides, 9G91Sc q b; Pork, 5000 for extra
prime S12 50@.13 for prime mess, sl3@14 for
mess, sl4@l5 for clear, sl4 5oal5 50 for extra
clear; Pigs feet, S11 50G12: Mess Beef, ss@9
for bbls. $500 for hf bbls Extra Mess Beef,
s10Gl1 for bbls, s6@7 for hf-bbls; Family
Beef S15@16 a Dbl: California Smoked Beef, Il
@1211zc 2 10; Eastern Lard. 7@71ac for tierces,
and ss4a9c p b for pals: California do, 10-fb
tins, 61aG7e: 5-b tins, 71s@715c; pals, s1a@9c
for 10-B, S54@3c for 5-ib, and 9114@9s4c . b
for 3-fb pals.
wOOL-short staple free, l4@17c; long staple,
Hattie q b.
FRESH MEAT-Following are rates for whole
carcasses from slaughterers to dealers: Beef
First quality, 61997c; second quality, 512@6ci
third quality, 5G514c. Veal-Large, 7@Sc: small,
6@9c 2 b. Mutton = Quotable at 5@51ac q b.
Lamb-Quotable at 5l566c 2 % for Yearlings
Spring, 9@1ec q ID. FORK = Live Hogs, on foot,
25S641Ic; dressed do. 51zG61Sc q ..
EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
NEW YORK. April Sth.
wHEAT-12 M.-901Sc for cash, 9o1a99lc for
April, 905s@9lc for May, 9l5s@9ls4c for June,
92ixc for July and 921Ic for August.
StGAR-Cuba Centrifugal, S. 40.
CHICAGO April sth.
WHEAT-12 MIC for cash. 73c for April
7714@771zc for May, 79@7914c for June and