Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-15
san Rraucl.co Froduos magket


san Praucisco Produce market
SAN FRAScBoo January li.h
FLoUE-Prices are lees steady. Best City Extra,
S. I5G6; medium grades, 81 SjG5 374; shipping
sUpertine 81 so "a IS y bot.
WHEAT-NO aage in the situation. The market
is wholly noui al AZ 81 7O6l 10 e ell for No. !
shipping. Tner Is no inquiry to speak OF, and the
prospect Is at the moment favorable for any i'm
prov-ment IL the demand. Even if shippers went
into the mar ct TO buy 1t is not likely that they
could obtain 81 great amount Of grain ut the fig
ure- quoted above, as holders have shown but little
desire part with stock for the last week So and
this ice Ing hi weakened since the issuance OF
OIL -iai staten nt5 showing the comparatively small
quantity Of Wheat in warehouses throughout the
State on the lst instant.
A. the Produce Exchange call session there were
more buyers than sellers, aud it was au easy matter
10 EOye contract price, forward a couple Of cents
from the closing figures OF last week. some l 300
tons No. White changed hands as follows
Buyer ssa.ua--390 tons, 3 81 100 81 S23 100,
81 50 Goo, $! 81; 100, 81 S52; l00 81 SSs q ct
BARLEY-Allrough there is a larger apply IN the
state than ever fore at this SEES oi the year. the
TACT does not seea to have any marked influence on
the market. Whatever depression might naturally
be expected from s1ch circumstance is to a great
extent c1unt- ba! m3ed by the clear and sunny
weather that prevails So long as the raji hold off
dea eTs do not believe that values be forced per
Honently down. Today choice Feed readily com
mands 81 %, "hiie it is reliably stated that fer
small iaucy lots 81 0G4 WAS paid in open Change
Brewing must be POOR il it will not bring 81 III
Wnlle 81 20 Is not an frequent figure given FOR
choice quality.
or call al the Produce Exchange the advantage
vas on the slide Of sellers, who parceled out some
4,909 tons Of y. Feed as follows:
Seller sessoa-l00 tons, > O5l; 400 81 OJz: 100
81 05I; 100, 81 c.
Buyer se9soa-l,o1o tons, 81 lG; LOO, 81 i57;
100, 81 l5z g eth.
oATs-D!aer4 report moderate trading. Prices
are generally steady, with the demand inc ming
more strongly toward the choicsr grades Surprise
and Milling, 81 75al 50; No 1, 81 coal IS: No. .
81 50Gl S. Black, 81 jOGI So q ell
CoRN-Caht mia Yellow is quotabIe at 81 90 n 50
Tor large, and 81 500l % 3 Ctl for small White
81 5O9l 80 Nebraska 81 10 to 81 Az p ctl
SEEDS - Move of rather slowly Mustard
sos % for BT2"n, & 1898 Yellow Canary, 56t54c;
Temp &C H,Fer 5&SI2 1}mothy, u IS; :o- i'm
ported Alfalfa, steele Fax. 21@23c y l.
HAT-The week opens with a little steadier
market. Alfalfa, Sl0dl2; Wheat Sl2 5OaI5
Wild Dat, Sl2 5OGI5; Barley $40 5O6ll; Mixed
% 5o'Gli 81 o ton
HOPs-Are dull Ouotablc At I6dl7r for Medium
and lSG20c 3 T. for choice
h ~. 81 +ozi % fair to Cd, 81 2oa
BueRwnEAT Market inactive. ,}lot4bls at - 80
or %
POTATOES -EoIy Rose, 5oa5 c ; River Reds 400
zoe, Iumie7, ltd351 PNt4.uW1s 10 U90e. Peerless
81; Humboldt, eosgSl = cl.
..' uNIoNs-in -.o1 SUPPLY. Choice, ojc to IS. O.
tshNs- Saves, > 5)g8 Is; Butter, 3 2oa3 -;
I Us 5..-- SO !5i ro- aad small White,
s2 . 10; 'Nl. - I-.q3 Is 70 eth
VEGETABLE. -." "a opened pu an uuchlg yed mar
ket. Cucun.o rs, - z doz: Mushrooms, SIS; 90.
Artl-k9kes, aGJc = dol; CluYts, Ja3sc. |
1nioz, % G5, d ". Bects 49, 3 Ctl Farsulps |
si4I - +" tl, 'a'-l 'Hts-, n' lI5c = .2scu /
SOC 2 do1, Dried oaIa, Do; Dry Peppers, al5e |
p q Aiarraa'lt 5qua d, Si5aIs e ton
t&UT -- there IS but POOR demand, and
trlds is e.g,sse4aeati} slow Of increment, .=l- !