Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-14
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 1911

SAN tRANClSCO. ADrll
FLOUR-The China steamer will carry away
to-day some II 900 bbls, and the usual quantity
vii go forward to Central American ports by
the Panama steamer. We quote: Best City
Extra, "a 25@i 50; medium, So 50(G4; shipping
suDertine, 81 7J63 rs p Dbl.
WHEAT-The market is in good shape There
are no heavy offerings, and but little desire to
press sales. Exporters win take all desirable
parcels OF either large or small proportions
paying full ruling rates. 1t must be poor ship
ping stock that will not bring 81 921a q ell. us
good No. quality finds ready custom at 81 335II
while = 50 q ell can be as promptly obtained
for choice product.
Cali Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-lOo tons, 81 STA; 100. 81 IS; 100,
81 3SiS
Buyer 1ss6-eOO tons. 81 3s15; 200, 81 3S14; l.
Seller $3.50 tons, s. 2Gs4; 700, s. 287s 500
81 81; 1000 81 PAS q ell.
Afternoon sales We're:
Buyer season-6C0 tons. 81.
Buyer $500 tons, = SIS; 400, 81 ssh
Seller lSS6-l00 tons, 81 1875 q ctl.
BAkLEY-Prices are not only well sustained
but there are indications that a somewhat more
buoyant tone is likely to prevail in the near
future. Although feed descriptions are quotable
at the uniform figure of 81 IS 2 ctl there are
some small holders who want 81 37% for their
stock, and propose to keep offerings back little
while in hopes of realizing their expectations
Brewing qualities are in general request, find
ing regular custom az a range OF 81 i21%d1 5215
q ctl, with an occasional advance of PC for d
parcel that is of specially choice character.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Seller season-2OO tons, 81 81; 400, 81 Si1S
Seller lSS5-l00 tons, So &c e ell.
There were no sales on the afternoon call.
OATS-Prices are firm, in sympathy with the
strengthening feeling in feed Barley. Stocks
are ample for all wants, while trade is not
quick. We quote Surprise and milling, 81 30 to
81 40; No. l, 81 2214@1 %; common grades,
81 171aGp1 20 = ctl.
CORN-California product is i'll better supply.
Stocks of Kansas and Nebraska are at the mo-
ment rather light, and values are likely to rule
steady until the large quantities understood to
be on the way begin to arrive freely. We quote
81 o5@1 10; small Yellow, 81 GOAL 221a; Ne
braska and Kansas, mixed, 90@95c; do, Yellow,
sl@1 %: Kansas White, sl@1 10 p ell.
EGETABLE@Asparagus was a trife lower
to-day. Green Peas continue plentiful and
cheap. String Beans are charging in quantity.
Tomatoes are scarce. Green Peppers are in
a5ry liberal supply we quote AsPaagu 81 20
l2@16c 2 b; Rhubarb, case q Ii Cucumbers,
40c@sl 2 dozen; Los Angeles Green Peppers,
l5@20c g b; Egg Plant, 10@12c p 10; Tomatoes,
Iots, 4O@5Oc q ctl; Turnips. 75c@S1 y ctl Beets,
60@75c q ctl; Parsnips, 81 SO 4. ctl Caulifower,
sl@l . v dozen: Cabbage. 81 2j@l 50 8 ctl Garlic,
3o9loc d: Celery, Sata6Os y dozen: dry Pep
pers, l0c q ID dry Okra, l50l71&c , 10: Marrow
fat Squash, s20@25 . ton; Summer Squash, S@
| 10; 2 tb.
arrivals. Strawberries of desirable quality are
in demand and command good prices but poor
product cannot be placed at any figure. Or
anges are quite scarce. Eastern Apples are in
good supply, most of the later arrivals being bet
ter in quality than initial shipments. We quote
prices as follows; Raspberries, 81 SOAP so q
California, So for ordinary stock, and $50
So % TO So 3 box for Navel: Apples California,
5oc@Sl 2 box; Eastern DO, s. 5O@2 q Dbl
and S3@3 so 2 Dbl for Russets; Mexican
Lines. 50 50910; do, California, sl@2 p
box; Lemons, Sicily, IS 50@6; do, California,
SlG3 q box, according to quality Bananas,
81 59cs bunch: Pineapples. So 5O@o5 r dozen.
BUTTER-Receipts are free and stocks are
accumulating. Values have downward ten
dency. Fancy, 1S@l9c; choice, 17@1Sc; good,
15c fair, l4c; mixed lots. l2@lSc e. ID;
Eastern. Sale y D..
CHEESE-Soft in tone. Lower prices are
likely in the near future. Wequote: Ca ifornia
choice, 9@1Oc; fair to good, 59Sc d h; New York
Creamery, l2@14c z 10.
| EGGS-The wet weather temporarily reduces
the volume of domestic supplies but the market
is well stocked with Eastern, and The prospects
are not favorable for any immediate improve
ment in prices Quotable at 16l&d1715c z dozen
for California, 1S19a149 for Eastern, and Ice for
! Oregon.
PoULTRY..Prices are somewhat firm, owing
( to moderate arrivals and good demand. We
quote as follows Live Turkeys Cob
Turkeys, l7@isc: Boosters, s6@6 50 for old
and Sell TOR young: Hens. e6an7 80; Broilers,
s6aS so, as to size Ducks. 81 50@6 so y dozen;
| Geese, s2@2 50 q pair; Goslings, 81 50@S 50 p
pair.
GAME-There is very little stock coming to
market. which is fortunate circumstance as
there is but nominal inquiry for anything in
this line. We quote prices follows: Hare,
81 25@l so; Rabbits. Sl@1 IS; NAL
lards, 81 SOFAS 50; Sprigs, 81; widgeon,
Slal 25; Teal, 81 25611 so; Brandt. sl@1 25 Small
Ducks, 75c; Grey Geese, 81 25@2 80; White
Geese, Slt01 25 = dozen; Snipe, common, Sl@
l 25 do. English. g 25@2 80 p dozen.
FRESH MEATS-Moderate receipts, with
steady trade at unchanged rates. The
following are the rates for whole car
cases from slaughterers to dealers: Beef
First qua ity, 619G715c; second quality, &c;
third quality, SIC. Veal-Large, 7asc small,
1@9c 2 b. Mutton = Quotable at 5@519c 4 II.
l1amb-ouo;able at 51aG6c = d for Yearlings;
Spring, 9G1te 2 10. rork - Live Hogs o.: foot,
21sG41ae; dressed DO. 51ae6Iac q d.