Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-23
COMMERCIAL.
sor Franoieoo PRODUCE market.

SAX FRANCISCO. January 22d-1 7. Y:
FLouR-A fair inquiry IS reported bSsI Ciy
Extras IS S065 IS; Superhne, $500 70 Interior
Extra, 81 1895 S7ti Interior supernAe' - 'o14
WHEAr-No public sales this morning at the Pro
duce Exchange. The market is quite steady at
81 s2I for No. / shipping qualities, while IN cases
Of urgent need 81 S34 might be obtained For mill
ing 81 IS is still the outside figure Lower grades
move off slowly, though offerings OF this character
are not unceremoniously passed as TWO Weeks
BARLEY-Although the market lacks spirit there
is q slight improvement IN the situation as com
pared with Saturday. Prices averaged about lie z
ell better, with slow trading. Sales included 30O
tons No. l Feed, February, 81 q 400 do March,
81 22l; 100 do May 81 221 400 do, 81 22i 200 do,
buyer May, 81 234 800 do, buyer the season. 81 2i4
700 do, 81 q 2 ctl, No transactions in Brewing.
OATs-The week opens without any material
change in the general features OF the situation.
Stocks are somewhat large but they are under COCA
control, and concessions not likely to be made
Fair Feed, 81 7eal rs; good, 81 75al s2t CHOICE
RTE-oaOta6ie at 81 e5@l rs Z ctl for fair to
to good quality.
at 81 47Iai so o cti. Yellow is quotable at 81 IS
al 90 for large and 81 coal 624 for small The
range for White is 81 60 al 65 2 ctl
BUoKWHRAr-O offerings light. Prices nominal at
s2a2 % q ctL
HAY~Ghoice consignments find ready sale;
Alfalfa, sls 5Oal5; Wheat, SIS 5091? so; Wild
Dat, si5al7 Mixed, sl1@13 e ton.
HOPS-Ihe market Is s-ardy as as HolutI5
would desire. Quotahle at 91d95c y h.
SEEDs-small demand. Mustard, gas % Tor
Brown and s. 1592 p for Yellow; Canary, 5t@
6ac; Hemp, 6g54c: Rape, lGe; Iimothy, leaizc
for imported Alfalfa, 12di3c; Flax, 81 g3sc 2 n.
CoRSNEAL-Phces are undlsturbed. LEGAL millers
quote feed at S34q35 Z ton fine kinds for the table
in large and email packages, &c z h.
POTATOES - Good inquiry. River Red, 70oS5e !;
Early Rose, 75@95e; Petaluma and Tomales, SIG
l 10 q ctl. New, 3@4e q h.
oNIoSs-Choice. s1d1 l2l: good 75td9Oc 2 ctl
BEASs-Meet fair custom. Bayos S4g4 25; But
ter, 1908 20 for small g 20aS % Tor large Lima
s3 25@3 37i Pes, s3 25G3 37t; Pink. s3 25@3 80 ;
Red, S3 25d3 80 small White, 80 2593 81 large
White, go 1898 . ctl.
VEeETABLEs-Small receipts Prices quite firm.
Marrowfat Squash, s5d6 . ton; Carrots, .30G503 !;
Turnips, 75c@$l Cauli DOVER 75c@S1 y toz I; Cab
bage 75c@Sl q CT Garlic, &c Il Celery, Soc y
dozen; Dried okra, 2o@30c q ID: Dry Peppers
le@15c q h New Potstoes, 394c; Green Peas, lOc ;
Green Peppers, Sc q ID.
Fruit Stock is not large, though slow OF move
ment. Apples, 3Oe to 5Oc for common and i9 ''S:
fornia Lemons, g so q box; Lines, s9d10 o box
for Mexican Tamarinds, l29i3' q III; Bsnsnse.
81 5093 . bunch; Mexican Oranges, $20@3O %
thousand California do, 81 5oa4 q box; Pine
apples, sSa9 q dozen. New crop Western Gran
berries are offering at Sl5@l7 e Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Sun-i dried Apples, 6a6ic q b for
Sliced and 4d5c for quaTtered Alden and Plummer,
1O@l2c Apricots, 1i@l5c; Blackberries, 12c Figs,
Ease for pressed and SAGE for impressed Smyrna
do, I69l9c; Nectarines, 13c: Peaches, l5alSc for
peeled and Sg9c for unpeeled; Pears, 6@7c for
whole and 8@9c q ID for sliced do, machine dried,
sal0c; Plums, 11@113c for pitted and 3l@4c for
unpitted German Prunes, Sd9c; French Prunes,
10@111c 9 II crop Raisins 81 75@2 % for loose
Muscatel and % 25G2 30 = box for London Layers,
with the usual advance for fractional boxes
HoNKY-Comb, 12a20c; extracted, 769l0c q n.
BUrTER-Supplies are coming in less freely, and
values are shade stronger. Fancy, 264@2I4e;
choice, 25@2Se; fair to good 22924c inferior lots
from country stores 17920:; frkin, 25@26e for
good to choice, and 20G2Sc for ordinary; picked
roll, 22i@24c; Eastern, 1Sd22c 2 ID.
Enthusiastically. California, 149l5c for choice ::
11@13c for fair to good do factory, in boxes, Il
@l6c Eastern, 1669l7c g b.
EGGs-Sales of Oregon are reported to-day at
4ltc. California are quotable at 43@ 45c o dozen.
PoUITRY-Business and prices were wholly nomi-
nal to-day. Live Turkeys, gobblers, 16d1Sc d; do
Hens 16d19c; dressed do, 1Sd22c o II Ro- sters,
s6@6 so for old, and 50 50G7 so for young; Hens,
$6@7; Broilers, SGg6 30, according to size Ducks,
S11G13 so . dozen; Geese, S262 so o pair.
GAME-Some few consignments received this
morning, but were mostly unsold up to a late hour.
Quail, S74c@Sl q dozen Mallard Ducks, g 5093
Canvas back do, 81 5Oa3 50; Grey Geese, g 6Od3
White Geese, 81 25@1 5O Honkers S414 30 Brandt,
81 25@1 so; Sprigs, 81 37491 so; Teal, 75c@Sl
Wideeon, sl@l % Snipe, 81 1892 for English and
50d75c for common; Hare, 81 75@2 25; Rabbits,
81 2561 70 % Dozen
PRovIsIoNs-Prices steady. Eastern Hams, 1S!@
191c California Hams 153@16c for plain 15i@l6c for
sugar-eured canvased Eastern Breakfast Bacon, 164
9l7c California Smoked Bacon, 14t@l5c for heavy
and medium, and 15a@l6lc for Light and extra
light; Clear sides, 15@l54c; Pork, s2o@2l for Extra
Prime, s2s 50a24 for Prime Mess. S25 5O926 for
Mess, s26 so for Clear, sZ7a27 so for Extra
Clear: Pigs Feet s1s91s @ Dbl Mess Beet, s17
for bbls and IS 70 for half bbls; Extra Ness Beef,
s17 for bbls aud IS rs for half bbls; Family Beef
s1s9ls 80 Q Dbl; California Smoked Beef,
1sA@14c y h; Beef Tongues, 80 5O@1O .
dozen; Eastern Lard, 15c for tierees and
15i@!6c y ID for pals; California do, Ion
tins, 139l3ic; BIB 90, 13l9l9lc: pals, 14@l4lc
for 10Th, 1449l4}c for 5-ib, and 159l52c . II for
3-ib pals.