Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-29
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 2Sth
FLOUR-Market fairly steady at old figures.
Best City Extra, s. 60d5 90; medium grades,
81 80 as; shipping superine, 50 SOFA so q Dbl.
WHEAT-There is no marked change in the spot
situation. The demand is nominal, while prices can
be said TO be equally The wet weather so far
has not changed matters either way. he better
class of shipping grades quotabe at 81 70Gl 70,
with no important transactions, while millers have
to pay higher figures.
On call at the Produce Exchange to-day there
free offerings at about &c & ctI below Sltur
days rates. but buy ers promptly to the front,
and not only stopped any further decline, but
caused reaction Of threequarters Of cent. Sales
foot up L. 200 tons No. I White as follows:
Buyer season--500 tons, 81 70; 100, 81 79i 100,
81 79l 800, 81 79t = ct,
BARLEY-After the somewhat general rainfall
since Saturday. il was hardly to be expected that
the market would display any marked signs Of
strength this morning On Change, early in the
session, the action OF buyers conclusivey showed
that there was no disposition to pay last weeks ig
ures and it not easy to tnd custom for the bet
ter grades Of Feed at snytEing above 81 02l, while
81 q ctl appeared to be about the general purchas
ing limit. Brewing well maintained, however,
owing to limited supplies and fairly good inquiries.
Choice still commands 81 20, while from 81 Is to
81 lI4 g ct IS the range Tor less desirable offerings
On cal at the Produce Exchange there were lively
times Sellers out in large force, and contracts
were offered in lavish fashion. Prices receded sale
q ctl according to delivery. 1t is a long while
since the record deuo-ed large volume OF trans
actions Sales tootediup over 1900 tons No. Feed
as follows:
Spot-lOO tons 81.
Seller-3)0 tons, 99ic; 1900 99ic: 400, 99Ic.
Buyer seasou-lJ0 tons, 81 O9t 200, 81 OJ4 500,
5 09l 100, 81 0S5 $500, 81 Osl 400, 81 O55.
Blyer 1Ssi-l0O tons, 81 y! 100, 81 l2- & ell
Sale AT the Grain Exchange to-day OF 100 tons No
l White, buyer ason, at : 0s5.
OATs-Trade rather slow to-day. Buyers gen
orally seeking the best qualities. Surprise and
Milling 81 S06l s. No. l. 81 65Gl 20 10 ,, 81 So
al 60; Black, 81 55Gl go q ctl.
COKN-Ihe market exhibits but little life, Cali
fornia Yellow is quotable at 81 55Gl 60 for
large and 81 coal % q ctl for small White,
81 45dl 80 Nebraska, y AZ u ctl.
SEEDs-The movement is quiet AID slow. Mustard,
S3G3 p for Blown, e 1908 Yellow; Canary,
5954c; Hemp, &c; Rape, 3d3io; Timothy, ia
Sc Tor imoorted; Alfalfa, SI99lc; Fax, 25@23c
an.
CoRNNEAL-Millers quote Feed at S3i635 q ton :;
fine kinds, for the table, in large small packages,
Sc e 10.
HAY-The rain has compelled lower asking rates,
while the buying int rest seems less disposed to op
crate even on reduced basis. Alfalfa, SI06l3
Wheat, Sl40I6 Wild Dat, SI4alG Barley, Slo8
u; Mixed, Sll@l3 b ton.
HoPs-No quick trade. Quotable at l6dl7c for
medium and lS020c r u for choice.
RYE-Choice, 81 40 F.; lair to god, 81 goal 80
> ctl
BrcSwuEAr inquiry. Prices nominal. Quot
GROUND BAELEY-Q Notable at S21a26 2 ton.
POTAToEs-Early Rose, 5O065c River Reds, 4O6
45c; Tom1les 7Jds5c: Petaumas, 10GS5c Peerless
Il.
ONl0Ns-From 81 to 81 p is about the range at
which good TO choice kinds changing hands.
Poor lots sell for almost anything offered.
BEANs-rne outlook is reported to be more en-
couraglng Bayos, g 1898 30 Butter, 50 2)H3 20 +;
Pnks q 50 Red. S404 Is ; Pea and small White,
s. az 10 Lima, g l2!@5 10 2 ctl.
YEGErABLEs-M arke moderately furnished. Prices
do not change to any marked extent Cucumbers
50cdS2 q doz; Mushrooms Sdl0s q d :;
Artichokes, 40a50c 2 doz; Carrots, p c35c /;
TuTnips, so GOO q ct Beets 15c 3 ctl Parsnips,
Sl91 p y ctl Csulidowef, 65a75c q dozen
Cabbage, G0d65c y ctl Garlic, 2,G2lc 3 d; Celery,
Soc 2 doz; Dried Okra, DC; Dry Peppers, l31l5c
q b; Marrowiat SQUASH, Sl5dlS E ton.
FRrTmI .i Is no particularly pressing IN
large Apples, 75caS2 g box; Lemons, sea
80 for Sicily; Mexican Lines, S6d6 90 b box (;
TaTa-iAds lsGgI3c = p Bananas, 81 75af bunch +;
California Oranges, seas for old and S3d5 box Tor
L Is q Dbl
Darn FRuIr-Li;ht sales are reported. Sun
dried Apples, Ease Tor sliced, and 6dGlc =
q for quartered Alden and PlumIner l2c;
Apricots, Ulal2c; Blackberries, l5c; Figs, &c
for pressed and 4ajc for Impressed; Smyrna, Is q
20c for layers aud lit0l2!c for kegs, Nectarinos
nGll!c; Peaches, l5al6; for peeled aud ll4c
for unpeeled; Pears, 5a6c for whole and
7TSc for sliced machine dried, l04l24c; Pums
l4al5c for uitted and 2a3c for uupitted Ger
man Prunes, 9el0c; French Prunesr u6ll3c .
4 Raisins. new crop, 81 25d2 q box.
HoNEy-ENtracted, 6G74c u for choice; comb,
l00l2ic e 10.
BrrIER-Meets with good custom. Prices are
rather firm for all classes Of stock. Fancy
So q; choice, 3l6&21c; medium grad :, 26
273c; mixed .urs from country stores Is 90. +;
Hrk.u % S26c for choice, 20a22lc for fair TO go d,
and EsSlac for common; Eastern, "a dlsc %.
CHEESE FIRM California, l7GIs3 tor cnoico
l5GlGc f'r fair % gopt Eastern, lt0iec p 70.
EGes-LJte low ruling prices caused increased
clu -uu p,iou and the market is cleaning up we'll,
while quotations are tritla more steady Ia cousc-
qlence. California 251-.c; Eastern @i925c q
dozen.