Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-24
sAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

III.
FLOUR-Some 1000 bbls were shipped yes
terday by the China steamer. We quote: Best
City Extra, 81 25(94 80; medium, IS 50@4; ship
ping superfine, 81 75G3 70 y biol.
WHEAT-To-day is a holiday in England and
at Eastern centers, 50 that we have no quota
tons from those directions. Business here is
quiet, though prices remain steady at the estab-
llshed rate of u 30 . ell for quality that comes
up to shipping standard. better article sells
promptly at the usual advance of nc 2 ell.
CALL BOARD sALEs-NoRNING SESSION.
Buyer season-lOO tons, 81 Sc.
Buyer lSS6-500 tons, 81 3634; 800, 81 365s.
Seller 1SS6-l00 TONS 81 245s; 800, s. 24}5; LOO
81 2i2s p ctl.
AFTERNOON Session
Buyer season-200 tons. 81 s.
Buyer 1880 tons, 81 3534
Seller 1SS6-100 tons, 81 2i9s q ctl.
BARLEY-It will probably be six weeks be-
fore new crop comes to market. At the mo-
ment supplies of Feed are far from heavy, and
prices are well sustained, the basis of transac-
tons being 81 S71a q ctl for good quality. In
Brewing descriptions the movement continues
constant and general, with more steadiness in
values Nothing that will pass for Brewing
quality can be bought below 81 4211a, while good
runs up as high as 81 5219 = ctl. OF strictly
choice Brewing the market is bare
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION,
No sales recorded.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Seller 1SS6-l00 tons, S5I5c a ctl
OATS-1he market preserves a steady tone
though trade is not very extensive Receipts
have not been heavy this week, but there are
ample stocks on hand, and DO upward move
ment OF consequence in values is expected in
the Immediate future. We quote: Surprise and
mining, o. 4oSgl %; No. J. 81 25gl 2713; COM
mon grades 81 1711aal . y e ctl.
CORN-The marker is not overburdened with
spot offerings, but overland shipments are liable
to arrive any moment in greater or lesser GUAM
tlty, and this circumstance prevents any buoy
ant tone We quote: California White 81 I51a
/ 20; large yellow, 81 l5@1 20; small Yellow.
81 GOAL 221a; Nebraska, Il 021aa1 O5 p ctl
NEGETABLES-There was no marked change
in values to-day. Green Peas were a trife frmer,
although the receipts amounted to 74S sacks.
Asparagus made the usual liberal exhibit the
arrivals footing up $50 boxes. Rhubarb was not
far behind hand in representation the various
We quote as follows Asparagus, Sldl so a
box; Green Peas 81 25al 50 . SIX; String Beans.
lo@l5c . b; Rhubarb, 4a6c q b; Cucumbers,
50c@s1 p q dozen; Los Angeles Green Peppers
l5@2Oc 2 ID; Egg Plant 1Oal2c p h; Tomatoes
S2@3 q box; Artichokes 15620c . doz; Car
rots, 4O@5Oc . ctl: TuInips, 75c@S1 y ctl; Beets,
g = sack; Parsnips 81 50 y ctl; Caulifower,
sl@l . y dozen; Cabbage, 81 2j11 so ctl; Garlic,
35G4 Oc p %: Celery, 5O@260o p dozen; dry Pep
pers loo p ID; dry Okra, 159l71zc p ID; Marrow
fat Squash, S20@25 q ton; Summer Squash, s@
FRUIT-No Cherries to-day Eastern Apples
in good order sell readily at full figures Ar
rivals in poor condition are almost unsuitable
Only eight chests of Strawberries arrived this
choice stock Raspberries continue to make a
very light showing. Oranges of common va
riety are not in great demand. Choice Navels
are scarce. We quote Raspberries s2@2 50 q
drawer: Strawberries S15@25 z chest; Oranges,
California, 81 75G3 so for ordinary stock, and
sS@5 30 2 box for Navel; Apples, California
50c@Sl 2 box; Eastern do, S3d4 so p Dbl
for Baldwin, SS@3 so q Dbl for Greetings,
and s. 5094 50 q Dbl for Russets; Mexican
Lines. 50 50@l0;., do California, sl@2 @
box; Lemons, Sicily, So 50d6; do, California
81 -SLT2 M appor1iDU to Hop
81 5o@3 . bunch Pineapples S3 50@5 dozen.
BUTTER-The market is not strong in Tone
and 1t is only by free packing that prices are
kept in position. A lowering of rates is prob
able when warmer weather prevails as product
will be less desirable for packing purposes. We
quote as follows: Fancy, 1s1a@l9c; choice. 1711a@
1Sc; good, 15G17c; fair, lie; mixed lots, 129l3c
q ID; Eastern. sole H.
CHEESE-California product sells from SC to
&c p 10, as to quality. New York Creamery,
12d1ic p ID.
coming to market which are not easily sold at
lie q dozen. Too much good Eastern stock is
arriving for inferior domestic product to find
favor. Even choice offerings sell slowly, in con-
sequence of free imports from outside sources.
Quotable at 16d1615e 2 dozen for good to choice
California, and 13G14c 4 dozen for Eastern.
POuLTkI-Ihe demand this week has been
limited, and prices have shaped more favorably
for buyers. We quote as follows: Live Turkeys
Gobblers, u@l2c Hens, 13@15c q ID /; dressed
Turkeys, 10@1ic: Roosters sos 30 for old
ahu SSell ioi SOu1iS- .iSusi Sf9v, DiohCisb
u 5097 So as to size; Ducks. 81 50G6 30 a dozen;
Geese, slt@2 % = pair; Gosings, 81 50gS so 2
pair.
GAME-Dull trade. We quote: Hare, 81 IS to
81 so; Rabbits. Sl@1 % z dozen.
FRESH MEAT-Following are rates for whole
earcasses FROM slaughterers to dealers: Beef
First quality, 6@7c; second quality, 5951ac;
Veal-Large, 7@Sc; small, 7G9c q ID. MuttoI- =
Quotable at 5@512e q b. Lamb-Quotable at 81
@6c ? b for Yearlings; Spring, 9a10c 2 70.
Pork.Liye Hogs, on foot, 21sG412c; dressed do,
51hd6Lc a H.