Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-06
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN hANCkSNO. feDrDdfy Ctn.
FLoUR-Buyers for shipment by the next
China steamer are on the market. We quote
Best city extra, 81 25G4 rs; medium, IS 5O@4;
shipping superfine. 81 75@3 70 p Dbl.
WHEAT-There is some talk about a shortage
OF the Australian crop. Such an occurrence
should ordinarily create a better export demand
Tor California grain during the coming harvest
year. Operators do not expect any material
change in the immediate situation. AT present
prices there is good demand. which is being met
somewhat freely, and movement is quicker and
more general than in some time. For good No.
shipping qualities the established figure is
81 271a 2 ctl. though for more choice product
81 2sl4al 80 e ctl can be obtained.
Call Board sales at the morning session Of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season., 100 tons. 81 S21lz: 100. 81 s2gl;
go 81 S212 500, 81 S-5s; 1,lsO, 81 S2s4; 100,
Buyer lss6-l,7oO TONS 81 $50; 100, 81 s59k:
500, 81 S55s; 800, 81 1854; 2l00, 81 557s.
Seller lss6-S6o0 tons, 81 2i14; 200, 81 242s; 100
81 2l15; 100, 81 2i34 2 ell.
Afternoon sales were
Buyer season-s00 tons, 81 3314: 200, 81 $780,
Buyer lsS6-1,000 tons, Il S614; 40J, 81 S6sS
Seller season.l0O tons. 81 25is; 1900 81 3;
BARLEY-The demand for feed purposes is
light. Millers are the chief customers at the
moment, and their wants are of small proper
lions and easily satisfied. Few buyers can be
found who viii pay over 81 30 = etl though
81 3215 is generally demanded for an article that
comes up to standard requirements. In Brew
ludlll4cS lLtit Is SlcslIN tTaG4uS. WIN no
variation in values, the range being q 1901 50
Z ctl.
Call Board sales al the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-IO1 tons, 81 81
seller season-lco tons, 81 2eja; loo, 81 2s14 =
No sales on afternoon call
OATS-Pass from first hands with fair free
dom. causing steady lowering OF stocks. aud
giving values somewhat iirmer tone. We
quote: surprise and milling, 81 S5Gi 30; No
J., 81 2ll9@l so: common grades 81 2091 25;
Black. 81 25@l 40 2 ctl
CORN-Competition with the Nevada article
causes low prices for domestic product. We
quote: Large Yellow, 81 0)@l Is: small Yellow
81 l0@l l7la; large White, 81 l5@l 20; small
White 81 lzz4g1 171s Z. ctl.
NEGETABLES-Receipt of Asparagus are on
the increase, and prices declined to-day 10 500,
Soc z r.. Another small lot of CucumbeIs ar
rived this morning, finding slow sale. We
quote consignments as follows: Cucum-
Peppers, Sc Z N; Los Angeles Tomatoes. 81 500
IS per box; Artichokes l5c p dozen Carrots,
l0@5Jc 2 ctl; Turnips, 75c@Sl p ctl; Beeis,
60@75c g ctl; Psrsnips, 81 Z. ctl; CeuliEower,
75c@s1 y dozen; Cabbage, 75c a ell Garlic, loo
= ID; Celery, 3@6J3 Z dozen: dry Peppers, loo
l212c 2 b; dry Okra, 15Gl714c 3 10; Marrowfat
Squash, SD 2 ton.
FRUIT-The market is somewhat SHINY sup
piled at the moment with Oranges and as this
Is about the only variety that meets with any
marked attention, trade is necessarily limited.
sNeAicssll LINES are also scarce ana prices
are higher. We quote prices as follows ::
Oranges, California, 81 J902 2 box for COM
mon and 81 J0@3 q box for Navel; APP
pies, e0c@Sl for common and 81 25@l 30
q box for good to choice; Mexican Lines, S12G
-. do California, 50c@Sl for small and 81 50@2
for large boxes: Lemons, Sicily, S6td7; do Cali
fornia, sl@1 10 2 box, according to quality; Bs-
nsnas, 81 5gl;5 = bunch Pineapples, So SOFAS
dozen Cranberries, S7as for Wisconsin, and
Sl0tG11 q. Dbl for Cape Cod.
BUTTER-Supplies continue liberal and
stocks are accommodating. Prices continue favor
able to buyers. Fancy, 25c; choice, 23G2ic;
good, 2l@22c; fair, lS@20c; mixed lots, 121sG
l6c 2 10; hrkin, f09221ac for good to choice
Eastern. l0@15c ID.
CHEESE-Fair demand at steady rates We
quote: California, new, l2Gl3c; choice old, So
&c; fair to good, 5@7cfs ID; New York Creamery,
15@16c . 10.
EGGS-Redueed asking rates has increased
custom and the market is just now pretty well
cleaned up, giving a steadier tone to values.
Quotable at 2lm22%c z dozen.
POuLTRI-Shipments have been coming for
ward quite freely ali the week. and there is con-
siderable surplus on hand OF all kinds. Buyers
about make their own figures. Live Turkeys
..Gobblers, Sgloc; Hens, i2c 2 ID; dressed
Turkeys, 10tG12c: BOOSTERS, S4@l4 80 for old and
s6d6 50 for young; Hens, IS 50a4 50; Broilers,
s5G5 30 as to size; Ducks, s404 % p dozen;
Geese, 81 5Oa2 2 pair.
follows Quail, Sl@1 %; Hare, 50c@Sl; Rab-
bits. 75ct6S1 %; Mallards, 50 5094; Canvasbaek,
s495; Sprigs, S2@2 30; Widge0n, 81 25@l 30;
Teal, 81 50@2; Brandt, 81 5o@l IS; Small Ducks,
Si9Sl %; Grey Geese 81 50@3; White Geese,
81 25@Dl 50 p dozen; Snipe, common, 75c do,
English 81 50td3 2 dozen.
FRESH MEAT-Beef is shading Il little Fat
Mutton is rather scarce Following are the rates
for whole cGrcasses from slsughterers TO
dealers: Beef-First quality, nc: second quail
ity, 615C97c third quality, 5lSa6c p u. Mutton
Quotaple at 61z97c . h, according TO quality.
Lam5-Quotable al 7dSc pm for Yearlings;
| Spring, 1219G1Sc 2 ID. Veal-Large, S99c;
small, 7@loe . H.. rork-Liye Hogs, on foot,
| 331a@422sc; dressed do. 614e615e p n.