Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-12
sAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAY FRANCISCO. February H

|
city extra, S4 25a4 70; medium, IS 50@i; ship
ping superfine, 81 1908 70 y Dbl.
| NiEAT-The demand on export account is
| steady, though not urgent. There is no diminu-
ton in the volume of offerings, and movement
IS general and regular. For qualities that class
as No standard the ruling figure is 81 275 q ctl,
While y 2s549l 80 y ell can be rather promptly
| obtained for parcels of extra quality
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
san Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
| lows:
Buyer season-6OO tons. 81 SS]s: 400. 81 SO: 900.
81 52.s loo 81 52$4; 1900 81 1896 2l0o, 81 521a;
buyer 1SS6-loo tons, 81 S61s; 800, 81 So; 500,
81 1874; 500, 81 S515; 5000, 81 555s
Seller lss6-500 tons, 81 2412; 100, 81 2i2s; 100,
| d ctl.
Buyer season-lOO tons, 81 321f; 100, 81 3211ss;;
loo, 81 81; 100, 81 3l7s 300, 81 Sls4; 600,
~ Buyer lsseal,l9O tons, 81 IS; so', 81 s47s;
Seller iss6~16o tons, 81 2ssz; 900. 81 2315: 800,
81 2s: 200, 81 2314; 100 81 2S1s; 800, 81 % 2 ctl.
! BARLEY-Business is slim, and though hold
ers are not disposed to make concessions the
| market is not very strong in tendency. Good
| Feed can be bought at 81 30@1 321a q ctl. In
| Brewing descriptions there is nothing of fresh
| interest. Trade moves along i'll customary fash
| ion, there being constant demand on local ac-
count, with transfers ranging in price from 81 40
| al 80 q ctl.
! No sales on call to-day.
| 0ATS-Oferings continue liberal, although
holders do not press trade, as such action would
| likely necessitate concessions to greater or
| lesser extent. We quote: Surprise and milling,
81 35al 40 No l, 81 27149l 80: common grades
| 81 20@1 - 2 ctl.
| CORN-Dull and weak. We quote as follows:
Large Yellow, 81 0j@l Is; small Yellow, 81 2o@
25; large White, 81 15@1 20: small White,
| 81 121%91 III e ctl; Nebraska S1@o1 05 a ctl
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, 81 25@3 % e ctl
| for Brown, and S5G3 so for Yellow; Canary 4
@414c; HEMP 234@4c; Rape, 1@112c; Timothy.
5%@6c; Alfalfa, 1l14@l2c 2 ID; Flax, 81 25g
HAY-we quote Alfalfa, slo@1s; Wheat,
81 to SO; Dat, sl1@lS; Barley. s991l;
HoPs-Prices nominal at 6asc 2 Ii.
| RYE-A round lot of 900 bags is reported to
have changed hands at 81 20 = ctl, the quality
| being first-class.
| P0rATOES-The market is rather heavily
supplied at the moment, and prices are less firm.
| :. II. Early Rose, 50@6oc; River Reds, 40@
soc: Tomales, i0a55c; Petalumas Joe 55c:
choice Peerless, 6O@75c: Humboldt Reds. 75c;
do Kidney, 75as0c; Oregon Garnet Chile, 5O@
60c; Burbank Seedlings, 95emsl; Jersey Blues
75c; Peachbows 50975c Sweet, 75c@Sl 2 ctl.
oNIoNS-Are moving upward in price quite
| rapidly. Sales were made this morning rs high
rs 81 50 ? ctl. Anything at all desirable will
bring s. 30. Only cut Onions can be bought
| lower
| BEANS-No improvements. Bayos. 81 loa1 %
Butter, 81 Sc@l 60; Pink 81 O5@1 15 Red, 81 Il
al 20; Lima, 81 50G)2 60 for good to choice
Pea 81 5ea1 70: Small White, 81 5O@I 10 p ctl
| NEGElADLES-Gre Peas ana Strlng Bean.
are seen in market nov almost daily though
selling at rather high figures. Other deserip
| tions show no increase i'll stock. We quote as
follows; Asparagus, 5o@35c 2 10: Green Peas
10@121ac = ID; String Beans, 1S@o25c p Ii; Cucum
bers, sl@1 70 2 dozen; Los Angeles Greer
Peppers, sc 2 ID; Los Angeles Tomatoes. 81 25a
50 per box. Artichokes, l5c ? dozen; Carrots
lo@50e 2 ctl: Turnips, 75c@sl = ctl: Beets
60@75c 2 ctl; Parsnips, s, . ctl Caulinower
| 75c@S1 = dozen: Cabbage, 75c = erI Garlic lOs
b; Celery, 5l@So3 . eozen; dry Peppers, loo
121ac y ID -; dry Okra, l5@l71ac p Fl; Marrowfa
FRUIT-A box of Strawberries arrived to-day
| but the 1rult was III too poor condition to fine
buyers Business is very slow. We quote
Oranges, California, 81 50d2 % p box for com
mon and s2@S 50 q box for Navel Apples
e0c@sl for common and 81 25(d1 10 p box fol
good to choice: Mexican Lines. s12@15 do Cali
tornia, 75c@s1 q small box, and SS@3 s.
for large boxes; Lemons, Sicily, s66I7; do
California, Sl@l 70 3 box, according to quality
Bananas, s. 5laS q bunch Pineapples, 50 5OG;
q dozen CranberTies, S7@S for Wisconsin. ant
s10@l1 2 Dbl for Cane Cod.
DRIED FRUIT = sun-dried Apples 113@2t
p FOR SIC sliced and %, Lz92c Tor quar-
ricots, 7@Sc; Biackberries. sS1Oc: Figs * ),
for pressed and &c for impressed; Smyrna do
lie for layers, and PFC for kegs; Necta
rines. &C; Peaches, l0@llc for peeled, and SO
unpeeied; Pears, 2e for whole and sc fol
sliced; machine-dried &c. Plums, sc fol
pitted and re for unpitted; German Prunes
&c; French fTllnes, sc q ib Raisins, 81 75@
HONEY = We quote as follows Comb
&c; do white to extra white, ll@l2c: Extract
ed, choice to extra white, 5Gd51%c do am
ber,eolored, fa@5c; do, dark-colored, in order
BGTTER-Receipts continue free. with easy
tone to values; Fancy, 2ic; choice, 22@2Sc
good, 20@2lc; fair, 17@l9c; mixed lots, FIG
Ice 2 b; irkin, 20@2lc for good to choice
Eastern, 10,nl5a y 10.
CHEESE-We quote as follows: California
new 1OCd12c; choice old SAGE; fairto good. 5e15f
| = n Now York Creamery 15G11hc q
EGGS-Supplies are increasing and prices arc
less steady. Quotable at 24@25c e dozen.
PoULTRf-Trade is not quick. Supplies are
Gobblers, l0allc; Hens l2@13c = 10; dressed
Turkeys, 12gl4c; RoosteTs, ti@5 for old and
s6ga 50 for young Hens, 6! 5oa5: Broiiers
Geese. VI 50d1 rs r pair
GAMEoNo change in prices; We quote as
follows: Quail, 75@s11@c; Hare, 81 25@l 50; Rab.
bits 75c@S1 25; Malards, 81 SOFAS; Canvas.
back, SO t0ai; Sprigs, 81 7592 25; Widgeon, sl@
l %: Teal 81 50G1 20: Brandt 81 50@l 70; Small
Ducks. Sl@l %: Grey Geese. 81 seas; White
| Geese, 81 25@l so = dozen Snipe, common 75c
@ysl: do. English, g SOFAS , dozen.
| PROVIS1ONS-Eastern Hams 121%0113l5c p n
for Magnolia, -Four Ace. Dupees and Whitta-
ker's; other brands, 1l14G12l5c; California. ga
I2c for salt and sugar-cured; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon. l2la@I31ac; California Bacon, aG9c
for. heavy and medium, 10@1lc for light
SIDES oT Pork extra ss1 light ssr cfa,
| prime, Sli 50@15 for prime mess. SIS 50Gl6 for
mess, sls@ls 90 for clear, SIS 5o@l9 for extra
clear; Pigs feet, sll 50G12; Mess Beef 50 5odlO 80
for bbls, s5G5 50 for hf bbls: Extra Mess Beef,
| s11@1l 80 for bbls, $500 so for hf-bbls: Family
| Beef Sl6@l6 so 2 Dbl: California Smoked Beef y
| @121sc p b.; Eastern Lard. s@s1ac for tierces.
and i01 @l019c 2 II for pals; California do lob
| tins, 1919; 5-o tins, 71sGSc; pals, 10@I01Sc
for lob, l04@l01ac for 5-fb, and 1014@llc q II
for 3-b pals.
| WOoI-Christy & Wise report the arrival of
| 10 bags Spring Wool from Sumner. California
| first OF the season. ard said to be the earliest
shipment received for several years. We quote
| fall clip:
| Humboldt and Mendocino 2 ib............17@19c
Mountain,
Mountain, poor.
Northern,
| FRESH MEAT = Following are the rates
| for whole carcasses from slaughterers to
dealers: Beef-First quality, 71ac second quail
| ity, 61zG1c third quality, 515@6c 2 b. Mutton
| Quotable st 6is@7c . 10, according TO quality.
Lamb-Quotabfe at Ease p b for Yearlings;
| Spring, 121491Sc q n. Veal-Large, sa9c;
| small 76I0c q D. Pork-Live Hogs, on foot
2l<6aas.lc dressed do. 6l<9611c q D.