Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-01
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, April S0th.
FL0UR-Trade continues moderately active
Best city extra. S. 25d5 40; medium grades
81 25tG4 70; shipping superfine s3@i 10 q Dbl.
WHEAT-BusineSs is not brisk. Offerings of
desirable lots are not plentiful, while the buy
ing element Is anything but large or eager. For
choice export grades, probably 81 % would be
paid, though this figure Is represented to be the
full limit. Holders of prime milling lots are
asking 81 6212 Z ctl.
On call this morning the demand was not press
ing, and sales were made at slight shading ON
yesterdays figures. Transactions in No. White
were as follows
Buyer season-100 tons, 81 55l4.
Buyer 1SSi-l00 tons, 81 500.
Seller lss4-lOO tons, 81 415s; 200, 81 49,.
Buyer 1854, after July lst-lOO tons, 81 d.
Buyer 1854, after August 1st-l00 tons, 81 5015
BARLEY-There is no material change in the
spot situation For Feed the inquiry is fair,
though limited to jobbing lots, which change
hands at a range of 771aGS0c for No. l, and 721ac
td7jc r ell for No. , grades. The movement in
Brewing goes right along without disturbance,
the bulk of business being transacted on Il basis
of g5c r ell for the best class of offerings.
Call trading this morning developed nothing
of special interest. There was no pressure 10
sell, and prices were not only well maintained,
but i'll some deliveries Il small advance was es-
tablshed. About $500 tons No. Feed changed
hands, as follows:
Spot, seasons storage paid-1OO tons, see.
Buyer seaSon-500 tons, SIC 100, S3l4c; 800,
Seller seaso5S.9OO, sic: loo, Sole; 200 SO1c.
Seller season. after July 1st-l0O tons. 79cIs
Buyer 1SS4-100 tons, Sg5sc; 100, Sg5c; 100 S914c.
Seller 1SS4-200 tons, Use 4 ctl.
OATS-On call this morning speculative
purchase was recorded of 100 tons No. l. seller
1854, at 81 % z etl The spot market is quiet and
unchanged. We quote: Surprise and milling,
81 706D1 50; No. l, 81 55d1 65; No. . 81 4edl 80;
Black, 81 35dl 80 Z ctl
HAI-Moderate movement reported. Alfalfa,
5000; Wheat, Sl1@13; Wild Dat, Sll@13; Barley,
SSt6l1; Mixed, S9Gl0 z ton.
HOPS-Market inactive. Quotabe at 16G lSc for
medium and 20G23c q tb for good
RGE-BusinesS continues dull. Quotable from
soc to 81 10 z ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-N Nominal at s. 50 + ctl.
P0TATOES-New potatoes are coming in quite
freely, finding more general demand, and there
by largely interfering with trade in old descrip-
lions. Early Rose, 81 l219d1 .; Tomales, 81 %;
Petalumas. 81 p; Oregon Peerless ST. Humboldt,
81 y Z etl; Peachblows and Kidneys, 81 1212;
New, 11%CG2c q ID.
ONI0NS-There are very few lots coming for
ward, but the stock is ample for all wants. Quo
table at 81 50G3 20 2 ctl.
BEANS - Colored are still in demand, and
moderately firm ut quotations. There has been
some little futter in Whites, though not i'll a
way TO show any particular strength. The eX-
citement in Limas has about subsidized, and
holders are more disposed to sell. Bayos, 50;
Butter, s. 70 Pinks. ST 81; Red. 50 Pea. s. %;
Small White, s. 80; Lima, s. 20 4 ctl.
NEGETAB L ES-Trade fair and prices steady.
Asparagus, 81 25@2 2 box; Rhubarb. 81 75a2 p
q box Green Peas, 21ydic for common, 4@5c
4 ID for sweet Tomatoes, 12G15c z II; Cucum-
bers, 25c@.S1 > z dozen; Artichokes, l0c p
dozen; Carrots, 25@35c Turnips, 50@65c q ctl !;
Beets, 75c z ctl Parsnips Sl@l p q ctl; Cauli
flower, 50G75c 4 dozen Cabbage, S5c@SI 2 ctl :;
Garlic, Toe Z NJ Celery, SOC = dozen Dried
0kra, SOC Dry Peppers, liG20c Z II F.; Marrowfat
Squash SIS Z ton.
FRUIT-Receipts of Strawberries this morning
We're light being only % chests. and dealers
were able to sell to better advantage than yes
terday. Gooseberries move slowly, while values
show weak tendency. Cherries are also on the
decline. Strawberries, Sl3Gl6 Z chest Goose
berries, Sal0c q III Cherries 25d35c q n Ap-
pies So p al 30 q box Lemons, s4Cd5 for Sicily
Mexican Lines. S6G7 4 box; California do.
81 25G'2 for ordinary-siZed boxes; Tamarinds.
12C9l3c q III /; Bananas, S2GS 80 Z bunch; Cali
fornia Oranges S5G3 so choice Riverside do,
g 50614 choice Navel Sia5 80 4 box Tahiti
Oranges, S22d25 Z thousand.
BUTTER-In large supply and weak in price.
Fancy, 2tG25c; good to choice, 20@2lc; store
packed, l69lSc; tirllin, 22a2fc for choice new,
and lS690c for choice old l21@@20c for fair to
good Eastern. ll@lSe e To-
CHEESE-Market easy. QuOtable at 12dl
2 n for California.
EGGS-Caliiornia are offering freely at 2o@21c
per dozen for invoice lots. Eastern, 20c = Dozen
P0ULTRI-Lve Turkeys, gobberS. 22d21c :
do, hens 2}d2lc; do, dressed, 2i625c 2 h f;
RoosterS S767 80 for old, and 81 506ll 30 for
young: Hens, s. zoos %; BrOilcrS, S4G5 for
poor and seas for good Ducks, S9G10 2
dozen; Geese, 81 jo@2 for old and s. 1908 Z
GAIE-Hare, 81 JOal -; Rabbits. small, 81
al y cotton tail, 81 35d.l 80 q dozen.
WOOL From lie to lSc Z II will about repre-
sent the fun range for California spring clip.
Business not active.
FRESH MEATS Following are rates for whole
carcasses from slaughterers to dealers Beef
First quality, liSal3c second quality ga
l01zc; third quality, SG9c Z h. Neal-Quotable at
9@i2hc = To- Mutton--Wethers are Guotable at Ga
6ISc aud Ewes At 5G6c 2 n Lamb-Springi is quot
able at Sdl0c 2 H. Pork-live Hogs, = a. &c
for hard grain hogs on foot; dressed do, 1890