Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-19
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. Fe

SAN FRANCISCO, February 18th.
FLouRwModerate trading on local &C
count. We quote: Best city extra, 81 25@
70; medium: 50 50@4; shipping superfine
WHEAT-There is no change in the situation
Good No. quality is in quick demand at 81 2614
while lots that can be Immediately delivered
would probably bring 81 271@. For better DUAL.
tiles 81 2S54 can be obtained.
Valparaiso dates of December 18th says "The
growing wheat crops continue in excellent con.
dition, and harvesting has commenced in some
parts of the country. The yield is expected to
be above an average, but meantime shippers
manifest no desire to charter"
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange We're as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-2OO tons, 81 29l4: 700. 81 $685.
600 81 29E; lOo 81 2g14; 400 81 50; 800, 81 So1s
Buyer iSS6-2OO tons, 81 S21s; 100. 81 s2ss; 100
g BPS; 100 s. $2s3 400, 81 S23s; 200, 81 IS; 400
Buyer 1886, after September 1st-2OO tons,
81 81.
Seller 1861 900 tons, 81 1917 800, 81 lgsS 100
s. 1917; 700, 81 1885 1,7oO 81 1874: 1000, 81 q
p ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season-iOO tons, 81 S1ll; 200. 81 SIS
800, 81 81 100, 81 S01s; 400, 81 3034.
Buyer lss6.loo tons, 81 Ss14; 100, 81 ss155;; 400
81 3SS55ss 200, 81 81; 100, 81 81 a
Seller lss6-5oO tons, 81 $O1a; 100, 81 2o14
100 81 POS q ctl.
BARLEY-The market wears an easy tone
some nOlIerS Clly 10 d 90 q GU as their SELL
ing figure for choice feed, but buyers can secure
a good article within the range of 81 271%G1l sc
q ctl, and business generally is negotiated on
these prices. Brewing qualities are steady at
old quotations, say 81 40@1 so Il ctl.
Cali Board sales at the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer 1SS6-10O tons, 81 81
Seller SeasOn-100 tons, 81 u p ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer 1SS6-l00 tons, 81 25l4.
Buyer 1856. after July lst-1O0 tons, 92c; leo
929sc.
Seller season-soO tons, 81 21s4; 100, 81 2l7s
S00 81 d. 200, 81 221; 800, 81 2l5s;, 30O 81 DBL
Seller 1SS6-l00 tons, Soc U ctl.
OATS-More arrivals to-day from Oregon and
also from Washington Territory. These aces.
sions do not uusettle the market apparently
though preventing any appreciation IN values
We quote: Surprise and milling, 81 35@l 40
no; /, u 227agl % common grades, 81 ZIG
CORN-No round lots of California Large Vel
low on the market. There may be few
ba th ps's would not be anp parted Tih
at all of choice quality, except in jobbine
fashion at high figures, say 81 20 to 81 % q ctl
We quote as follows: Small Yellow. 81 20@
I %; large White, 81 15@1 20; small White
81 l71adI 20 = ctl; Nebraska. s1ta1 O215 a ell
VEGETABLES-Receip are light and pri, e.
generally remain unchanged. We quote
ID; Green Peas, 5@Sc q h; String Beans, /
@l5c Z h; Rhubarb, 1S@20c 2 b Cueumbers
50c@,s1 30 = dozen; Los Angeles Greer
Peppers, &c 2 h; Los Angeles Tomatoes. 75c@
81 80 per box; ArtichoSes Sc p dozen. Carrots
r@50c p ctl; Turnips, 75c@ 81 = ctl; Beets
69C975e . ctl; Parsnips, 81 y ctl Csuliiower
75c@sl . dozen; Cabbage, 75c . ctl: Garlic, LOG
12c p b; Celery, 5CMG0c % dozen: dry Peppers
lO@l211ac q ID !; dry Okra, i5@l71zc p ID; Marrow
fat Squash, So 2 ton.
FRUIT-Oranges of poor quality are still
freely offered at 75cCqSl z box. Mexican Lime
are nearly exhausted, and dealers are anxiousl,
awaiting the arrival of the next Panama steame
! for replenishing their stock. We quote: Oranges
California, 81 2S@2 . box for com
| 60c@s1 Tor common and 81 25@1 50 . box 70
| good to choice; Mexican LINES, S12@D13; do Cali
fornia, 81 5092 2 small box, and S. 50@
| for large boxes: Lemons, Sicily. $500 50 dc
Bananas. 81 5oG3 q bunch Pineapples, IS 500
| a dozen Cranberries S76S for Wisconsin, an
s10@11 p Dbl for Cape Cod.
| BUTTER-Values are soft. and buyers hav
| the market pretty much their own way
We quote: Fancy. pc; choice, 2l@2119C
| good, 10000; fair, 17t9lSc; mixed lots, 12lao
l5c q ID; frkin, 10000 for good to choice
| Eastern. 10d15c p u.
| CHEESE-Shows no frmness California
new, l09l2c; choice old, S'@9e; fair to good, SOL
q b; New York Creamery, 15@l6c g ID.
| EGGSmAre quotabe at 2293Sc q dozen.
POULTRY-We quote Live Turkeys-Got
blers, 1o@llc; Hens, 12@13c q ID; dresse,
| Turkeys, 10913c; BOOSTERS, 81 SOFAS for old an,
Sc for young; Hens, q 70@6 so; Broiler.
| 90 oO@o oO as 70 Size DUCKS, vi stO'G6 %
| dozen Geese, II 50G1 70 3 pair.
| GAME-Some descriptions sold to bette
| advantage this morning. We quote as fol
| lows: Quail, 75c@S1 Hare, 5OctGs1 %; Rab
| bits, 75e@Sl IS; Mallards, S2@2 so; Canvas
back, S2G3; Sprigs, Sl@l IS; Widgeon, SIC
| l %; Teal, 75c@S1; Brandt, 81 25@1 so Small
| Ducks, 75c@sl; Grey Geese. 81 75@2; Whit
Geese, si@1 % q dozen Snipe common. 75c
| do English 81 dozen
FRESH NEAT = Following are the rate
| for whole earcasses from slaughterers Il
| dealers: Beef-First quality, 61S97c; secon;
| quality. &C. third quality, 5a51ac 2 h. Veal
| Large, 7t99e; small, 7@i0c u b. Mutton
| Wethers. 61%17c; Ewes, 6G6%c. Lamb-Quot
| able at 6l9I11ac q 10 for Yearlings; Spring, III
| @.1sc q b. fork-Live Eogs, on foot, Sg43sc
| dressed do 5Ld6Iac = b.