Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-02
SAN rRANcIsoo market.

SAN FRANCISCO March LIST.
FLOUR-Weq quote: Best city extra 81 25d475;
medium, IS 50@i: shipping supertine. s. 1908 70
&. Dbl.
WHEAT-The week did not open this morn
ing On very lively market. though fair steadl-
ness in values was noted. Shippers are not in
pressing need of stock, and therefore scan offer
lngs with greater leisure. Good to choice grades
are quotable at 81 2715td1 80 q ctl, with small
advance for extra milling quality.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows
Buyer season-1Oo tons, 81 s222s:: 100. 81 s21@
Buyer ISS6-l00 tons, 81 34s4; 200, 81 $40;
800, 81 35; 200, 81 251s; 400, 81 35Z
Seller lsS6-2OO tons. 81 22s; 100, 81 221a q ell.
Afternoon sales were
81 3214
Buyer 1861, 900 tons. 81 s.
Seller iSs6-790 tons, 81 2aa5s; i0O 81 22l2 a etl.
BARLEY-There is very little feed being Of
fered in the sample market, though there is
enough to fill all inquiries. The better quality
of stock is qCotable at 81 ., while 81 221a z ctl
is about the ruling figure for lots not of bright
color. The demand for Brewing continues
regular and fair transfers are daily made at the
old range of 81 40G1 90 2 cti.
Call Board sales al the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Seller 1ss6-l0O tons. SIZE 2 ell.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season-100 tons. 81 2i1z.
Seller 1SS6-l00 tons. SIZE 2 ctl.
OATS-Arriyals to-day looted up 1000 ctls, all
from Oregon. Trade is slow We quote Sur
prise and milling. 81 S5@l 40: No. J., 81 221a@
l 25; common grades, 81 1712fG1 20 q ell.
CORN-Quotable at 81 20tal % = ctl for
Small Yellow and White. Nebraska is in good
supply at slsl1 02t2 z ell.
VEGETABLES-Sup today were quite
light. OF Green Peas the arrivals were only
six sacks, and buyers had to pay higher prices
| Consignments of Asparagus footed up 50 boxes,
hand at late hour. We quote jobbing
lots as follows: Asparagus, 1l@1212c q
| ID: Green Peas. 5G6c 2 ID; String Beans, 10
| @1sc . 10; Rhubarb, 15@lSc q Ii: Cucumbers,
Peppers, Sc . ID; Los Angeles Tomatoes. $40
| 50 per box; Artichokes, 35c p dozen; Carrots,
4O@5oc ? ctl; Turnips. 7sc@sl ctl; Beets,
75c@sl y dozen; Cabbage, Zoe , ctl Garlic, lac
p b; Celery, 5otG60c 2 dozen: dry Peppers.
1Oal21ac . b dry okra. l5@l71ac . fb; Marrow
FRUIT-Trade opened quietly to-day, the
only description selling to any extent being
| Oranges, the prices for which showed no devia-
| tons from rates ruling Saturday. Oranges, Cali
| fornia, S5c0s1 80 2 box for ordinary stock
and 81 75@o4 so p box for Navel; Apples, eOc@Sl
for common and 81 25@l SO Q box for good
| to choice; Mexican Lines, S12n13 do Cali
fornia, soc to 81 80 q small box, and 81 5o@2 80
| for large boxes: Lemons, Sicily, s6td6 So; do
California, 81 25@1 20 q box, according to quail
ty: Bananas, 81 5D9DS p bunch Pineapples,
So SOFAS a dozen.
BUTTER-No change for the better Stocks
continue large, and prices are in favor of con-
sumerS. we quote tancy, NC; chOlce. NC;
good, 17@1Sc; fair, 15@l6c; mixed lots, 1l@13c
z 10; Eastern. l0Gl5c n 10.
CHEEsE-we quote California, 10@12c !;
choice old, S@9c; fair to good, 5@D7c p b; New
York Creamery, 15@16c p ID.
EGGS-Fair to good product sells at 17@1Sc q
dozen. Some consignments from the lower
country can be bought for lower figure.
POULTRY-No arrivals this morning. Prices
nominal. We quote as follows: Live Turkeys
Gobblers, 10@12c; Hens, 13c q n; dressed
Turkeys, l2@14c BOOSTERS, s5@5 so for old and
| sSG9 for young; Hens, 81 50@6; Broilers,
| &c 50@7 so as to size; Ducks, S5@7 so =
dozen: Geese, ii so 2 pair.
GAME-1he Quail season is over. Receipts
| of other kinds to-day were not large enough to
warrant market, so that prices annexed
are wholly nominal. Hare 50c6sI 25; Rab-
| bits. 75c@sl 25; Mallards, s3@3 IS; Canvas
| back, So 50@4 Sprigs, 81 1892; widgeon, SIG
| | Is; Teal, 75c@S1; Brandt, 81 25@1 So Small
| Ducks 75c@S1; Grey Geese. 81 1902; White
| Geese, S1@1 % q dozen; Snipe, common. 75c
| @Sl; do. English 1922 Is p dozen.
| FRESH MEAT-Following are the rates from
| whole carcasses from slaugh,erers TO deal
ers: :. Beef-First quality. 61z@7c second
quality, &C; third quality, 5d511ac 2 h. Veal
| Large, 7@9c: small, 7lo10c a b. Mutton
| Wethers, 6@61ac; Ewes, 51sG6c Lamb-Quot-
able at 61a@71ac p h for Yearlings; Spring, 121S
| @15c p n. rork-Live Hogs, on foot, 3lG4szc;
dressed do. 51za61Sc . H.