Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-05
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

not paid, 25c is added to quotations.
WHEAT-Values seem to be working down
ward, though slowly. Business is fair, as hold
ers are somewhat disposed to sell rather than
carry grain later into the season. For ordinary
No. grades the prevailing figure this morning
was 81 3614, and it would have to be an attrac
tive parcel to bring out higher bid.
The London circular of Harris Bros, dated
October 18th, says: 1.-The weather with us has
been favorable for agricultural work, but furthel
north great wet has been the order of the day
doing serious damage, as, unfortunately, much
grain remains ungathered in the north of Eng
land and Scotland Homegrown grain has been
in improved supply, but condition and quality
very various. Foreign supplies of all grain and
-four have been good while the quantity on the
way is understood to be large. The wheat mar
ket during the week has shown really no life
spectators not seeing their way to operate
while the local demand here is much reduced by
more to follow. Several millers have either shut
down or are working short time"
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNI,SG SESSION.
Buyer season-5OO tons, 81 1874 400, 81 1875
1000, 81 AZ.
Buyer 1SS5-10O tons, 81 IS q ell.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season. 800 tons, 81 1915; 800 81 4214
p ell.
are gaining further strength Feed offerings any
way desirable are firmly held at 81 q ctl, with
no hope of concessions. Parcels that are bright
and attractive cannot be bought much under
81 0215, while Sanguine holders expect to obtain
81 05 at no distant day. The market for Brewing
shares in the general buoyant tone In fact, it is
largely owing to the inquiry TOR this article that
the situation is generally sofayorable for sellers
1t must not be assumed that there is any great
rush for either feed or brewing, but attendant
circumstances are of character to impart con.
hdenee, ond it seems to be tacitly admitted that
no retrograde movement is likely to set in. For
a prime parcel of brewing, free from defect and
adapted for export to England buyers can prob
ably be found at Il 20, while an article that
would simply pass the No. standard is not
quotable at over 81 III q ctl. Second quality
ranges from 81 10@1 Is q ctl.
CALL BOARD sALRs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer season-1Co tons, ST 10.
Seller season-4f0 tons, 9914c; 500, 99c.
Seller 1ss6-lO0 tons. 81 61as; 100, 81 OF; 800
81 CO.'S; 100, 81 0O54 . ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Buyer season-00 tons, 81 90; 100, 81 0S5s; 100
81 0S4.
Seller season-1e0 tons, 99c.
Seller lsS6-lO0 tons, 81 COZ; 100, 81 00}s q ctl
OATS-More steadiness is noted, and holders
are asking a small advance on former
81 271l(91 80; good to choice Humboldt, 81 2719@
So /; Oregon, 81 2714@l IS Surprise. 81 45@
l So; Black, 81 25 to 81 So; choice Black fol-
feed use will bring 81 45@1 so p ctl.
Yellow at 81 O215 q ctl. So long as the domestic
product is offered at this figure, there is not
much trade to be expected for the Nebraska ar
ticle unless present asking rats be lowered: We
quote: California large Yellow, sl@l 05R
small Yellow, 81 0215; White, 81 l0@
l 10 p ell Nebraska is quotable at 971ac@Sl
for mixed and 81 05a ctl for straight Yellow
White. 81 0o@1 10 2 ctl. 49,
50; Yellow, q 5093 ? cti; Canary, $3.50
Hemp, 3@4c; Rape, 11a@2c; Timothy, 41aq5c
Alfalfa, So loo; Flax. s2@2 25 o ctl.
HAY-Alfalfa, S7g9; Dat, 500; Wheat, 500
HoPs-Dull OF sale Normally quotatle at
2fn 23c q Ii.
BRAS-Activetrade at full figures. ouotable
KYE-Qnota6le at 81 a5@1 271s = ctl.
acknowledgement at 81 15@i 20 z ctl,
according to quality.
P0TATOES-Buyers have the market all their
own way, owing to liberal arrivals We
quote: River Reds, 40d60c; Early Rose, $50
60c; Peerless, 5c9Sl: Tomales, 75c9Sl; Mis-
sion Garnet Chile 6jcGSl p ell; Sweet. SOC
So 2 ctl; Burbank Seedlings 59c@sl 2 ctl !;
jersey Blues, Sli01 % q ctl; Salt Lake, 6t990c;
Petaluma 60 a90c 2 ctl.
ONIONo-(iood to choice Silverskins are quot
able at Sl@1 25 2 ctl. Poor stock, 50@75c q ell.
ter 81 4OaI 60; Pink, 81 10@1 %; Red, 81 loo
! y; Lima s2G2 p for good to choice; Pea.
81 56@i 50 Small White, 81 g0@l 50 p ell.
ETABLES-Tomatoes and Cueumbers are
iobbing lots as follows: Lima Beans, 293c
p b; Green Peas, -4941lc q b; String Beans,
319041ac = 70; CucunDers, lDG60c q box; Green
Peppers, 35G50c p box; Egg Plant, 4o@75c = box;
Tomatoes 25@30c p box for river, 4O975c
q box for bay; Artiebokes, 10@l5c :,
dozen; Carrots. 25d50e 2 ctl; Turnips 7,c@ 81
!. otl; Beets, 81 p sack; Parsnips, 81 % q Ell
CaulihoTer, 81 E dozen; Cabbage 4Ot16oc v Cyl;
Garlic, 4@5e 3 b; Celery, 5o@60c q dozen !;
Dry Peppers, Zoe; Dry Okra. l215c q 10: SUE
mer Squash, 75GS5c . box; Marrowfat Squash,
sTtdS q ton.
FRUIT-No change of consequence. We quote:
Ami and 71p61rl u y
box for good to choice; Pears, .5c(lSl y box
Grapes, 1jd50c q boz for all kinds of Black.
and S5@50c 2 box for Muscat, and
Ounces, 35G50c = box; Strawberries, S5@S
3 chest; Raspberries, SOLO; Mexican Lines,
SiG5; Lemons, Sicily, t9@9 30; do California,
81 50d1 10 for common, S3@4 y box for choice;
Oranges, California, 81 5095 25 2 box; do Pana-
ma, S30@22 2 NJ; Bananas, 81 o0ds . bunch :
Pineapples. 81 51tS5 so > dozen: Cape Cod Gram
berries S9R Dbl; Wisconsin, S7G7 so q bbli East
ern Apples, sos so 2 Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT sun-dried Apples, 215asc
p b for sliced and 292Ee tor quar-
tered; Alden and Plummer.. Sc;- APP
ricots, 12c; Blackberries. 1oc: Figs, Sc for
: for layers. and : for kegs; Nectarines,
l0c Peaches, 15916c for peeled, and SAGE for
unpeeled; Pears, PC for whole and e@5c for
sliced; machine-dried, s@10c; Plums, 7@71zc
5@6c: French Prunes, 6@7c 2 b; Raisins. Lon
don Layers, 81 6o@1 70 p box. with 25c advance
for fractions Common. 81 296ll 80 e box.
HONEY-We quote: New Comb, StdlOc 2 b;
new bright extracted, 31aG4c.
BUTTER-MaTket continues weak. We quote:
Fancy, 3i935c; choice, 271S9S212c fair to good,
l7lS@25c; mixed lots, 12l1l5c; picked roll, Doc
Die, for choice to fancy and IS919c for good;
frkin, 1S6l9e for fancy, l5@l7c for fair
to good, and lo9l21ac tor poor; Eastern, 100
l4c y ID.
HEESE-Quotable at l2914c for Old. and lac
to l5c I 70 for new California, our figures repre-
senting the range for good 10 choice stock. New
York Creamery, 141SGl51zc p ID.
EGGS-Adyauced prices prevail. Quotable at
42G45c for ranch and 81 994oc 2 dozen for good
store parcels Eastern are held at 2l1S625c 4
dozen; Salt Lake. 2SG30c 2 dozen.
POULTRY = Old BOOSTERS and Ducks are
dearer. We quote as follows: Live Turkeys
--Gobblers, 13Gl4c; Hens, 12913c; BOOSTERS,
$50 $50 tor old, s5d5 so for young: Hens,
81 5oG6 8roilere. g 50d 3 70; Ducks, s5G6 30 =
dozen: Geese, 81 25@l 70 q pair.
GAME-In fair supply. We quote as follows
Rabbits, sli9i IS ? dozen; Hare, 81 50@1 IS y
dozen; Doves, 50G60c 2 d0z; widgeon, 90c@sl
2 dozen; Mallards, sos 50; Canyasback, IS Sc
"A; Spugs, 81 2591 50; Teal. slta1 .; Small
Ducks. 75c z dozen Snipe, common. 40d50ci
do English, 81 1872 z dozen: Quail S1@1 Is ?
dozen; Grey Geese, S2G2 so; White Geese 75c@
81 . ? dozen: Brant, sl@1 % {. dozen.
Observation-Disclosures trade. We quote as
follows: Eastern Hanns, l3@l4c for Magnolia
Four Ace, Allcutt. Armour, DuPee's and Whitta