Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-31
san Francisco Produce Market

FLoUR-Liberal orders are understood to be on the
market Best City Extra, s. 6Od5 20; medium
grades, a 50d5; shipping superdne, IS 5Og4 50 g
Dbl.
wHEAT-There is a little better demand, and bid.
ding is rather free at 81 724 g ct for the best
class of shipping grades, though holders are not uls-
pos d to sell much below 81 70 d ct Milling par
GELS bring hig her figures.
At the Produce Exchange call session the sales in
No. l White as follows;
BUyer season-2J0 tons, 81 ISt.
) -ler lsS4-l0O tons, 81 63 100 81 63s T. ctl,
BARLEY In weather like that prevailing the
market is necessarily more less irregular. Buy
ers hold off, and trading is limited to urgent needs,
causing sales to be narrowed down to rather small
quantities While it is possible that choice bay feed
might bling SlGl OBI 1t is fact that good coast de
scrIpuons be had al 9l4e q Ct, while at TINS lat
ter figure there are no quick buy Brewing seems
to be easing up, and it would be difficult at the
moment obtain any hing over s. III for the best
quality, being about lc below former rates. Other
grades show similar weakness.
On call at the Produce Exchange the situation was
not very strong at the opening, but better feeling
prevail ed as the session owing to liberal
purchasing, and prices were moved up nearly &c e
ctl. Sales footed up 1000 tons No. Feed, as fol
lows:
Bl,er season-4oO tons, 5 O8 100, 81 OBJ; lo0
81 03l 500 81 OBJ 500, 81 O2s 100, 81 OH 100
81 o. 500 81 o45 200 81 o4s; 100, 81 o.! 700,
q 0i4 100, 81 Gag
Seller ssason-45o tons, 98le 300 9ic; 100, ole;
100 9ilc, 300, oslo p ctl.
0Ars-ihe tone OF the market is Of a soft char
acter. Sales are light and not quickly effected.
Surprise and Milling, 81 o0Hl So No. l, 81 65Gl 70
No. ,, 81 50 IL O.; Black, 81 55dl 90 q ctl.
CORN-No business to speak of. Prices generally
easy. Calf rHil Yellow is quutable at 81 55Gl go
forarcv and 81 coal 60 for small White, 81 10
al 30 Nebraska, 81 al Z ct.
CRACKED CORN-No change in prices. QuCtlble at
SS4 1855 p ton.
Sandstone descriptions find moderate inquiry
Mustard, S3G3 p for Brown, S2 1908 for Yellow ! Uo
nary, 5d5lc; Hemp, &c; Rape, 3d3lc Timothy, II
as; tor i'm ported Alfalfa, S@G9Ic; Flax, 2l622c
am
Trading since last Friday has been almost
nominal, and no general movement is expected IN
I'll the weather clears up Alfalfa, 81 d10y Wheat,
Sl2dI4 50 Wild Dat, Sl2dl4 30 Barley, SSd1l;
Mixed, Slgdl Z ton.
Hops-Holders are little more firm in their
views, owing to moderate reductions Of stock
Quotabe at l7alqc Tor medium and 20d22c q II
for choice
PorAToEs-New crop sell at a range Of 81 10
$ 80 4 ell. Early Bo4e, 50d67c; River Reds, 40d
45c; Tgmales 7OdN5c Petalumas, 7OHs5c Peerless
81; Humboldt, 9lc oSl 3 ell.
Onions Are in very large supply. Qlotable at
9lcaSI e ctl tor 20 "a qualities.
YEGErABLEs-Supply light; prices steady. Cucum-
beers, 5ocas2 q ddz; Mushrooms, 5 clo; q III
ArtichOkes, 4O650c = doz; Carr5Is - 1856;
Tunta 80 d65c q utl Beets 15c g ctl Par5uiFs,
s1al Is q ctl Cauli lower, % a75c . dozen
CAB page, 60d65c 2 ri Garlic 2a2I, z n Celery,
5Oc 2 doz: Dried Okra, 25c; Dry Peppers i3dljc
2 n Marrowfat SQUASH Sl5@lS q ton.
FRuIr-The inquiry IS limited and trading is
slow Apples 75c6$2 & box; Lemons, ScG
6 SO Tor s.cly Mexican Lines, 6a6 so . box;
TSra1uds l2atl3c y o Bananas, 81 rs "a buncn
California Oranges S2d3 for old and S3G5 g box for
ne,,; Cane Cod Cranberlies, SIS; Western do, SIG
Il 70 y bbl.
DRIED FRUIT Sun-dried Apples 7dSctor sliced, and
GdClc y n for chartered; Alden and Plummer lie:
Apricots, lI5GI2c; Backberries, ljc Figs &c
f1r pressed. and 44r5c for Impressed SMYRNA, Isa
zoe for LAYERS aud rlal2,c for kegs; Nectarines
llallsc; Peaches, l5dl6. for peeled aud He
for rnpeeled Pears 5G6c Tor whole and
Ease FOR sliced machine dried lOdl2(c; Pums
I4al5c for pitted and ZGt3c for unpitted Ger