Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-02
COMMERCIAL.
San Fraucisco Produce Market.

;RlEMEROlAL.
san Francisco Produce Market.
qAN FRANCISCO, February lst-1 P. n.
FrorR- Good trade in eli descriptions. Beet City
Extra, IS soa5 81; superhne, sos 70 Interior
EXTRA, q 1895 so Interior Superhhs, 50 1894 q
WHEAT The make is represented by leading OPP
era-ors 70 be much stranger than day or two ago.
On both shipping and milling account there Is re-
new d i0uiry and holders rea zing fully up to
expectatIous Chsice milling is said 60 lind quick
custom at 81 So while 81 s2l is more willingly paid
for No / SHIPPING grade. There IS q far quantity :.
changing hands within range Of 81 S99l 81 that
CONES pretty close 30 No. standard, though it
would not PISS inspection as SUCH At the Produce
Exchange only one sale was recorded to-day, and
that was on speculative account consisting OF 100
tons No ! White seller 1888, at 81 e5. Subse-
oueutlv 81 U54 was bid without any ponse.
Az the Gram Exchange this afternoon the saes
included IG0 tons No. White, March, 81 IS; 300 do
April, 81 81 e cd
tions were comparatively light. There seemed TO be
a stronger uudsrtoue to the market, and holders
generally felt somewhat encouraged. The situation
has been variable for over week. and many opera
tors do believe that any steadiness in values can
be assuret Just at present. IL is predlcted Ghat
wide fluctuations will occur during the month Just
opening. One Of the mott important contingencies
likely t. affect prices is the probability OF ram, ana
wind and weather are almost hourly watched by all
Immediately interested Sales TO day include 700 IONS
No. Feed. March. 81 IT 100 do, April Il ns
200 do, 81 III 200 do buyer the seasoo' 81 u
100 do 81 mi 100 do, oil contract 81 III 100 DO,
seller the season, 81 Is; leo doc seller 1855 81 V4t
q ell Spot Feed not offered below 81 1885, while
81 Is was the best bid. Brewing rs quotaoie at
81 2O9l IS 2 ctl.
The Grain Exchange furnishes the following state
ment of stock on hand in the city this morning,
concluding that we have barely sufficient for Tour
months supply IT,
Stock On hand December 81. 1852, in ware
houses aud grain-sheds in San Francisco. 1887
n.
Deliveries rom warehouses and graiu-sheds
during January, 1888 -...-............ 4,l5e
Stock on hand in San Francisco on February
6.Ts3 3 LISA; today bought for accou uooo Of
whom it may concern lot of 100 tons No. at
& sII q ct Market fairly active at rates.
Fair Feed, s. 7oGl rs; good, 81 75al S2A; choice,
RYE oaota6ie at 81 e5sl rs 9 ctl for fair to
good quality
CoEs-s les are small in number and limited
in quantity. Yellow is quotable at 81 65Gi 20 |
Cor large and 81 7o@l 72l for small. The range for
White is 81 80 81 60 ell, the quality Of offerings
not being first class,
BucKaHzNF- offerings on Change. NOminally
quotIble At ) % q ctl
HAY-F j. Lse, Secretary of the Hay Exchange, |
reports the following receipts for January 80
Southern Pacific Railroad ....-..........-.. 72S |
Central Pacific Railroad .......-.-....... 395 |
South Pacific Coast Railroid. .............. 140 |
North Pacific Coast Railroad ....,.......... 81 |
Total. ......... 1892
We quote Alfalfa, siS 50al5; Wheat. sl55Osl7
Wila Cat sl5Gl7 Mixed, SI1@l5 q ton
Hos5-Ihs general asking price is 81 q ID. No |
buyers.
sEEDs-Inquiry quite slim Mustard, 1903 rs for
Brown and q l5d2 Is for Yellow; Canary, 5l@ |
or imported Alfalfa, ISQsI3. Flax, 3IS3g3 . n. |
PoTAToEs-Stocks are large and prices some
That easy. River Red. 7o9s5c; Early Rose, 75G |
Csc; Pctaluma and Tomales, 81 1901 % Hum
boldt Red 81 25G1 27b Kidney and Peachblow,
81 3T!teI 90 q cti Hew, 393Ic q ID
oaioSs- There is still wide range in values
Unstable at 75cas1 @ ctf for choice.
BEANS - Small Gales within our quotations
Bayos, si1l 25 Butter, s3aS IS for email, 60 20G
50 foI large; Luna, So 1898 O. Pea, s3 1898 IS
Pink, So 5OaS GO; Rod, So 5O03 60 small White,
81 1908 % large White. az 1898 . ctl.
VEGETABLES - Mushrooms are larger in sup
Ply aud lower in price. Other kinds are
only moderately represented. Mushrooms, S@l0c$
b aarrowfat Squash, SOS y ton; Carrots.
2os5os; T1rniPs, 7ec@Sl; Caui iower. 81 so
. DOZEN Cabbage 75c@Sl y ctl; Garlic 2ac
o n; Celery, SOC o dozen Dried olira. 2Oa3Oc q
ID Dry Peppers, le012ic q h (; Green Peas, 5@Sc;
Green Peppers, GSc y Ii Tomatoes, 69S; o ID.
FRUIT-Not quick! OF sale. Apples, 3o@5Oc for COM
Eaon and 75edsl 25 for good Lemons, IS &C . box
for Sicily; California Lemons g so y box Lines,
S7do D box for Mexican Tsnsrinds, 12GsIS, q q
Bananas, Il 5013 bunch California Oranges,
S243 Fbox; Pineappes, So y dozen. New crop
DRIED FRUIT-Suu-1ried Apples, 6@6lc q u for
Sliced and io5c for quartered Alden and Plummer,
106l2c Apricots, 1l@l5c; Blackberries 12c Figs,
7@5c for pressed and 5d6c for impressed: Smyrna
do, I6@i9c; Nectarines, 13c Peaches, 15@1S; for
peeled and S99c for Hnpeeled; Pears, 6G7c for
whole and sa9c o ID for sliced do, machine dried,
unpitted; German Prunes, 899c; French Prunes,
11912c 3 ID new crop Raisns 81 75@2 25 for loose
Muscatel aud 81 25@2 60 q box for London Layers,
with the usual advance for fractional bsxes
nrnh tod n,
BuTIEe-No improvement in the situation.
Prices largely favorable to buyers. Fancy, 26l@ |
27lc; choice, 25@29c fair to good, 2292is; inferior
loLs from country stores, 169l9s; rkin, 23@25e for
good to choice, and 20Sz2, for ordinary picked |
roll. 22I@24c: Eastern. 1Sa22s q %.
CHBEsE-C California, 14@l5c for choice; 1l@l3c for
fair TO good; do, factory, in boxes, 14G16c
Eastern, 1St8l7c q ID.
Eaes-The market was tiAe more steady this
morning No sales were reported below 25c while |
most holders insisted on 25@27c @ dozen.
POULTRY Turkeys and young BOOSTERS are
better demand at slight ad-
in values Live Turkeys, gobblers,
D 10 STEERS. S667 for old, and S9G10 for young
Hons, Sc 50a7 5O Broiisrs, s6e6 so, according to
size: DucEs os1O y dozen; Gee 70. S2@2 80 q
GAxE-suppes went eff more freely to-day, and |
outside quotations. were more generally realized. |
Quail, 75e9s1 Q dezen Mallard Ducks, 81 Esq |
S202 so; White Geese, 81 % q so Honkers, s4@ |
4 so Brandt, 81 2j71 80; Sprigs, s1G1 %; Teal,
5Oe7 C; Wideeop, 75c9S1; Snipc, 81 25G2 90 for
English and 50q75c FOR common; Hare, 81 75@2
Rsn5i:E 81 25cal rs u doz3n
PRoVIsIoSs-Q uiet. Eastern Hams 16l9l6ac Cal
forna HAMS l5t8I5c for plain, l559l6c for sugar
cured cauvased; Eastern Breakfast Bacon, 16Q
15Ic; California Smoked Bacon, 14al4Ic for heavy
and medium, and 15@15gc for light and extra
light Clear Sides l4A 94fc; Pork e20S2l for Extra
Prime, sa3 5O924 for Prime Mess. s25 50926 for
Mess, CSC 90 for Clear, S279.7 90 for Extra
Clear; Pigs Feet, sl5@1S @ Dbl; Hess Beef, &c
FOR bbis ard IS 20 for half bbls Extra Moss Beef
s17 for bbs aud IS rs for half bbls; Family Beet,
SlS@ls 50 3 Dbl; California Smoked Beef,
lS3gl4c g III; Beef Tongues, g 5O@lo 2
1lf8i53s q ID fer pals California do, 1oIe
tins, ;3Gl32s; h-fb 40, 134@l31c: pails 149ls4c
Tor lob, 1448l4fc for 5-t, aad 159l52c . ID for
3-b pals
WooL-Local soourcrs are said to be buying
more beraly. Prices do not vary. We quote
fIll:
San joaquin and coast. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sale
San Joaquin and coast Lamb, good. ........ 9GlI
Northern lsll, free. ..........-..... .l00Z0
Northern fall, defective .n@H
Northern fall Lamb .....................15@1
Free Mountain. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1ldl5
Eastern Oregon. ............... 1923
Valley Oregon. .................. Eggs
We quote spring:
California, u .149o20
Gan Francisco Heat BIarket
Following arc rates for whole carcasses from
elsughterers TO dealers;
BEgF-Prime, 9al0c medium grades, 71@S:; |
inferior, a d6ae q n.
TAAL-LArge calves, S29c; email ones, 091oc
Se.
ewes at Hose q d, according TO quality.
LAMB-Q uOtable at 6ltf7c q 4.
Positive Hogs 6fa6l, for hard. and 81 S64c
for soft dressed 10, 999lc y n for hard gram
Hogs.
Eastern and Foreign Markets.