Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-15
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

| Pork, SIC. Hams, Eastern, 14eJl5c; California
12@131ac: Bacon, medium, exc; selected, 12c
extra light, 131Sc.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 18th.
FIGURING quote: Best city extra, 81 25G
70; medium, s. 50@4; shipping superfine, 81 Il
as 30 q Dbl.
| WHEAT-There is no strength to the market
Although 81 IS z ctl may be given as an approx
| innate quotation for No. grade, it would be diff
| ficult to find quick buyer. At the moment, eX
porters as rule decline to pay such price
while at the same time showing no disposition
to even name figure al which they would buy
to any great extent Grain must be OF little
better quality than standard to find ready sale
| at 81 81 a ctl.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol
lows:
Buyer season-l0O tons, 81 AZ: 100, 81 419s
Buyer lSS6-aOO tons, 81 i4ss; 100, 81 AZ q ctl
! Afternoon sales We're:
/ Buyer season-400 tons, 81 Al 12 100, 81 4l5s
Buyer 1Ss6-100 tons, 81 4i9s 2 ctl
| BARLEY-Business continues slow. Choice
Feed is held at 81 321a 2 ctl, and it is only in
iobbing fashion that lots change hands at the
quotation. sale to-day of 500 bags No. Feed
| at 81 S219 Z ell is the only transfer of conse-
quence in some time; In Brewing there is no
bought at 81 421s, while 81 SOL AZ q ell will
1 represent the range for choicer article For
fancy samples Il 50is generally asked.
Call Board sales at the morning session OF the
| odh IidASlSSo L lcouSO I>Siah5C NSiC do iOi-
Seller 1SS6-2oo tons, CSC e ctl
| Afternoon sales were:
BUYER seaSon-200 tons, 81 So r ctl
| OATS-A better feeling prevails, and the mar
ket seems to be shaping more favorably for sell
| ers. The inquiry for Black for seed purposes
coming to the level of other kinds. We quote:
| Surprise and milling, 81 S5@1 40; No l. 81 25@
| 271a; common grades, 81 171a91 2219; Black,
| 81 25Sl1 40 p ctl.
1p11 No Gal;
81 15@1 III: Nebraska, 81 10 Z, ctl.
SEEDS-We quote Mustard, 81 25@S 25 q ctl
for Brown, and SS@S so for Yellow; Canary, 4
@41ac; Hemp, 2s4@4c; Rape, 1@114e; Timothy,
. so q ctl.
HAY-we quote: Alfalfa, s1OM1S; Wheat,
So to Sl4; Oat s1o@12; Barley. S10@12;
HOPS-Prices nominal at 7@9c b.
RYE-Quotable at 81 25@1 1874 q ctl, accord
ing to quality.
BUCKWHEAT-Quotable at 81 25 ctl.
POTATOES-Early Rose are still weakening
in price. Wharf rates are as follows: Early Rose
$4,000; River Reds, 5o@45c: Tomales, $50
75c; Petalumas. 65@75c; choice Peerless, 500
zoe; Humboldt Reds. 7O@90c; do Kidney, Toe;
Oregon Garnet Chile. 75@S5c; Burbank Seed
lings, sc0asl; Jersey Blues, 75@sOc Q ell.
ONIONS-Prices continue to advance. Good
to choice are quotable at 81 2591 IS p etl.
BEANS-We quote; Bayos, 81 30@1 40; Butter,
81 20@1 80; Pink, 81 20@1 50; Red. 81 25t91 So;
Lima, S2@2 % for poor and 50 4O@2 60 for good
al IS for old; Small White, 81 75@i IS for new
| and 81 35@1 60 p ell for old
VEGETABLES Slow trading Supplies con-
tinue moderate. We quote: Los Angeles Green
Peppers SC q III; Los Angeles Tomatoes. 81 500
IS per box; Artichokes l5c p dozen Carrots
| 40@5Oc p ctl; Turnips, 60@75c q ctl; Beets,
60@75c . dozen; Cabbage. 75c p ctl Garlic
&c . b; Celery, soc y dozen: dry Peppers, 10G
121ac p b; dry Okra, 169iSc = II; Marrowfat
Squash, SIS p ton.
FRUIT-We quote as follows: Oranges
California, 81 2e@l 50 q box for com
mon and 81 50@3 . box for Navel; Ap-
? box for good to choice; Mexican LINES, ss@
3; do California, 50cG 81 for small and 81 75G2 50
for large boxes; Lemons, Sicily. s697; do, Cali
fornia, sl@1 . . box, according to quality; Ba-
nanas, 81 5)G.3 q bunch: Pineapples, 60 SOFAS
q dozen Cranberries, SOS for Wisconsin. and
s10912 p Dbl for Cape Cod.
DRIED FRUIT sun-dried apples 114@2c
tered; Alden and Plurnmer. Sc; APP
ricots, 7@Sc; Blackberries. 9G10c Figs, &c
for pressed and &c for impressed; Smyrna do,
| unpeeled; Pears. &c for whole and &c for
sliced; machine-dried, &c. Plums, SC for
pitted and lz@c for unpitted; German Prunes,
&c; French Primes, DC q 10; Raisins, 81 75G
. 2 box. with 25c advance for fractions.
HONEY = We quote as follows; Comb,
&c; do white TO extra white, ll@12c; Extract
cd, choice to extra white, 5@514c do, am
ber-eolored, 414@5c; do, dark-colored, in order
Ad41$c = IL.
BGTTER-Reeeipts are moderately free, while
as follows: Fancy, Si@s5c; choice, 5e@8215c;
| good, 25@2715c; fair, 1S@221%c; mixed lots
I21l@16c q 10: hrkin, 27@2S1sc for choice !;
2l@25c for fair to good; I091214c for poor East
ern, l0Gl4c = 10.
CHEESE-We quote as follows: Cali
fornia, new, l2@l4e: choice old, S@9c; fair
| to good, 5@7c Z 10; New York Creamery, 15@
| 16c = ID.
EGGs-Everybody wants to sell and nobody
wants to buy. Asking rates for good to choice
! are 24a25c 2 dozen. Some fair stock is offered
| at lower prices.
PoULTRY-Is demoralized Buyers make
their own figures as stocks are largely in excess
of immediate wants. We quote: Live Tur-
keys-Gobbleers, 99loe; Hens lie Q n;
IS 30 at so for young: Hens, s4fd4 SO; Brothers,
81 5Oa5,as to size; Ducks, 81 50a6 80 y dozen;
Geese. 81 50G2 p pair
GAME-Receipts this morning were light but
| there was no improvement in prices, as buyers
were few. We quote e3nsgnments as follows:
Quail, 15@s719c; Hare, 81 5o@1 IS; Rabbits
ssas 50: sprigs, 81 25@1 So; widgeoa s a
! Teal, 75c@S1; Brandt, Sl@1 25 Small Ducks
75c; Grey Geese, s. 2592 so; White Geese
S1@1 . 2 dozen; snipe, common. 50@75c; do,
PROVISIONS-Easter Hams 131&611ic p ID
| for Magnolia, Four Ace. Dupees and Whitta-
kers; other brands, 121a@13c California, 100
PFC for salt and sugarcured; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon. l2159131Ic: California Bacon, S69c
for heavy and medium. 1o@llc for light
and y q PFC for extra light; Clear
| prime, s14 56@l5 for prime mess, SIS 50@16 for
| mess, S1S@ls so for clear, SIS 50@19 for extra
clear; Pigs feet,sl1 50@12: Mess Beef SO 5o@10 so
| for bbls. S5@5 so for hf bbls: Extra Mess Beef,
sl1@11 so for bbls, s6@6 so for hfbbls; Family
Beef. S16@16 so = bbl California Smoked Beef. u
9121ac p %; Eastern Lard. 9G915c for tierces,
and l019@llc p 70 for pals; California do. lob
tins, 715(dSc: 5-fb tins SCds1ac; pals, 10@101sc
| for l0-ib lol4G1o1sc for 5-fb and l0166uc q ID
| for 3 h pals
| WOOL-Trade is nominal We quote fall clip
| Humboldt and Mendocino, q fb.........-..17@19c
Mountain, --.......................126sI5
Mountain, poor
northern, uefectlNe-.-
| FRESH MEAT-Folowing are the rates
for whole carcasses from slaughterers to
dealers: Beef-First quality 71SdSc; second quail
ity, 6lstd7c third quality, 51sa6c p b. Mutton
Quotapie at 6@61ac 10, according to quality.
l.srnb-Qnotsbe at Ease p b for Yearlings;
Spring, 1591Sc p u. Veal-Quotable at 7@I1c
%. Pork-Llve Hogs, on foot, 31SG45Sc:
dressed do. 61so SIC ? n.