Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-16
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. February II

4.
FIGURING quote: Best city extra 81 $50
70; medium, 50 5O@4; shipping superfine,
81 75dS 70 p Dbl.
WHEAT-The market closed on Saturday in
weak condition. and it opened this morning in
yet softer shape 1t was useless to offer ordinary
No. l grades at 81 2715 q ctl, simply because
buyers would not pay the price. The bidding
hSure was 81 2614 p ctl, and the indifference
with which it was rendered would seem to in
dictate that exporters were not in particular
want of grain. Nothing has occurred at Liver
pool to warrant further depression i'll local cir
cles, but with even moderately liberal offerings
it IS not easy to maintain values when the de-
mand is next to nominal.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-1,6 SEQ tons 81 2914: 100. 81 2815;
100, 81 29si; 100, 81 291s; 100 81 %; 100, 81 2S
Buyer ISs6-sOo tons, 81 s224 500. 81 s25s; 400,
81 531a; 100, 81 S921s; 300 81 sol; 100, 81 $3IS
Seller 1SS6-606 tons, 81 20; 200, 81 2O15;- 500,
81 2O14; COO, 81 POS; 100, 81 203k 2 ctl
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season-5OO tons, 81 2ss34; 400, 81 2S56 +;
Buyer lss6-2oo tons, s. $S1ss: 56S, 81 8; 500
200. 81 SlIt; 100, 81 81; 300 81 803s. ~ V O->2'
Seller lsS6-60O tons, 81 20; 700, 81 1879: 400
81 1881 100, 81 1875; 900, 81 49,; 1000, 81 1885
600, 81 1871. 100, 81 1875 q ctl.
BARLEY-Prices are stationary with very
light trade in progress. Quotable at 81 2719(9
10 z ell for iced, and 81 40@1 so 2 ctl for
Brewing.
Call Board sales at the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows
Seller 1ss6-l0O tons, S5c q etl
Afternoon sales We're:
Buyer 1856. after August lst-1OO tons, Ole
p ctl.
OATS-Are weak in value Sales are fair.
though the AMOUNT of business at top prices is
quite small in proportion. We quote Surprise
and milling, 81 35@,1 40: No. l, 81 25G1 ~:
common grades 81 1719@1 221z 2 ell.
CORN-Receipts are not excessive, though
they are more than enough to meet all imme
date requirements. We quote: Large Yellow
81 % to 81 10; small Yellow, 81 2O@
l %; large White, 81 l5a1 20: small White,
81 1212@l ~ z ctl; Nebraska. s1@'1 o5 q ell
sale this morning, while String Beans also
lacked buyers. Green Peas show a wide
range, as some lots are very poor and almost
have wide range, selling from SC TO 26c o n.
We quote: Asparagus, ls@20c a Ii: Green
Peas, s@10c q II; String Beans 1sc p
T NJ Rh Vi d lS@2oc n o5 cucumbeGs
Peppers sc = II; Los Angeles Tomatoes. 81 25@
30 per box; Artichokes, SIC ? dozen Carrots,
40@50c . ctl; Turnips, 75c@sl p ctl; Beets,
GOOSE p ctl; Parsnips, 81 y ctl Cauihower,
75c@S1 q dozen: Cabbage, 75e = ctl Garlic, 10c
p b; Celery, S@60e 2 dozen: dry Peppers. 100
1219c q 70 ; dry okra I5@171Sc q II: Marrowfat
Squash, SD 2 ton.
FRUIT-Choice Apples are not easily found.
while anything else does not seem to be wanted.
Movement in Oranges continues fair, and prices
are well sustained because receipts are light
We quote jobbing lots as follows Oranges,
California, 81 t0G2 . r. box for COM
mon and S2@3 80 q box for Navel: Apples,
f0cGSl for common and 81 25en1 80 p box for
good to choice: Mexican Lines, S12@1S; do Cali
fornia, 75c@s1 q small box, and S3@3 so
for large boxes; Lemons, Sicily. S666 so; do,
California, sl@1 20 box, according to quality;
Bananas. 81 50@3 p bunch; Pineapples, S. 50@5
p dozen Cranberries, S7(1S for Wisconsin, and
s10@l1 p Dbl for Cape Cod.
BUTTER-The week does not open on a mar
ket favorable to sellers. Liberal stocks keep
values depressed Fancy, &c; choice, 21@22c;
good, 10000; fair, 17@lSc: mixed lots, 1215@
15c p ID; firkin, 1Sd20c for good to choice :
Eastern, 10@l5c p 10.
CHEESE-The market has a soft tone We
quote: California, new, 10912c; choice old SC69c;
@16c = h.
EGGS-Unchanged Invoice parcels pass
from first hands at 24@25c Z dozen.
P0ULTRY-We quote: Live Turkeys-Gob-
Turkeys, lo@13c; Boosters Sol 50 for old and
s7ds for young; Hens, si@5; Broilers, IS SOFA
90 as TO size: Ducks, 81 5OG6 p dozen;
Geese, 81 50Gl1 10 z pair.
GAME-DeHand light We quote as fol
lows: Quail, 75c@sl; Hare, 5Ocasl 25; Rab-
back. s2@3; Sprigs, 81 25@l 5o Widgeon, 81
al 25; Teal, 75c@S1; Brandt. Sl@1 %; Small
Ducks, S1@1 %; Grey Geese. 81 25@1 so; White
Geese, S1@1 D p dozen Snipe, common 75c
dSl; do. English 81 SOFAS 2 dozen.
FRESH MEAT = Following are the rates
for whole carcssses from slaughterers to
dealers: Beef First quality, TIC; second quail
ity, 619tG7c third quality, 514G6c p To- Mutton
Quotable at G19@7c p 10, according to quality.
Lamb-Q g6G at 7@sc 2 D for Yearlings;
small, 79l0c q b. Pork-Live Hogs, on foot,
31SG43sc: dressed DO, 614.6 &c = D.