Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-17
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
81 FpANc1soo. Nay 10TH.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 10th
FLOUR-Aarket active at unchanged rates
Best city extra, q 2oG5 10; medium, 81 25G4 20
shipping supertine, IS 1904 80 2 bbl.
WHEAT-There is no movement on shipping
account worthy of note. First class grades can
probably be placed in limited amount AT 81 52I5
| = ctl as an extreme, though millers have TO pay
higher prices for parcels adapted 10 their wants.
On call this morning there was comparatively
no inquiry, and Il was somewhat OF an effort TO
| finda buyer for seller 1884 contract at II 3o54
| a ctl, which is one cent below selling price OF
| Tuesday.
BARLEY-Beyond the fact that sellers are
somewhat firm in their views, there is nothing
| to remark. Trade is slow, and joboing wants
are anything but large or general. Holders were
this morning asking soc = ell for sample lots,
but this is said to be far above the figure that
Would-be purchasers are willing to pay. Some
good Feed, rather light to be sure, changed
hands at Sc = ctl, and il is doubtful if AZ the
moment buyers could be found to pay much OF
an advance on this rate even for a choicer arti-
Gle. Still the market has steady tone, and III
dications for increased firmness are more or less
discernible Brewing is selling ut wider
range say from 9212c to SIG q ctl.
Gail business was light this morning. Opera
tors generally we're rather timid, and there was
little disposition to either buy or sell. Transac
tons in No. Feed we're as follows
Buyer season-ioo tops, SOC; 100, SIZE 9 ctl.
Buyer 1SSI-iO0 tons Ole.
HAY-Fair trade reported. Alfalfa, s6@S
Wheat. SO j0@13 Dat. SO 50gi2; Barley,
SSGi0; Mixed ST@9 { ton.
HOPS-Trade nominal. Quotabie at 16glSc
for medium and 20a2Se . 10 tor good
RYE-AIarket inactive. Quotable at o0cGSi Z
ctl
BUCKWHEAT-Jn light supply. Nominaliy
quotabe Il - SOFAS IS Z cti.
POTATOES-Early Rose, in boxes, 81 25H9I Go
Tomales, g0ccri 05; Petaumas S0c@Sl 0j: Garnet
Chile, SlGi %; Humboldt Red, 81 0j@ti 10;
PeachbloWs and Kidneys Sl@i 10 2 ctl; New,
6NI6}NS-Q;.otabe at slql . for .ew Old
sell from 81 to - 80 4 ct. according 70 condi-
BEANs-The market has weak tone Bayos,
So Butter, 81 70; Pinis, II IS; Red, s. Pea,
s. 90: Small White s. % Lima. 81 90 q ctl.
VEGETABLES-Grcen Peas are a drug and
buyers have prices largely IN their favor As
paTagus continues plentiful ana cheap. Rhu-
barb is in good demand, but supplies are
| liberal enough for all wants. ASpara-
gus, 50e(cSi . box: Rhubarb, 81 25@ 81 80 9 box
or 3Cd31lc q - by the chest Green Peas, Slel D
| = sack for sweet; Cueumbers, 25cMSl q dozen
Artichokes, Zoe Pdozen: Carrots, 2)G35e; Turnlps
| 50d65c 2 cit Beets. 75c 2 ctl; Parsnips S19l p
| 2 ctl; Caulihower, 50G75c Z dozen Cabbage
| 750o:5c q ctl Garlic, l0c T ID Celery, SOC Z
dozen Dry Peppers 20939cP ID; Marrowfat
| Squash, S20ap25 Z ton.
FRUIT-About $50 chests of Strawberries ar
| rived this morning. Prices were well sustained
considering the heavy arrivals, though the mar
| gin in quotations was somewhat wide. As
showing the fluctuations IN trading we give the
range in figures of the first i've prominent seller
visited to-day, as follows: S697, So 50ta6r sos
| :
| be Cleaned IS = chest was pretty near the
| top of the market though there no doubt
that some lots were placed a. SPA 10 2 chest
| Cherries were well represented TO-DAY, though
| the black variety went of first, leaving q
| more or less quantity Of white dcScT1p
| tons on hand. We quote as follows: StEaWber
| ries S5G.l2 2 chest G0ose5errles, 4L3&lOc q n
| Cherries 5@.l5e for white and 171%G25 p b fol
| black; Lemons, 81 50a5 80 for Sicily; Mexican
| Lines S9al0 = box California do SPAS fol
! ordinary-sized boxes Tamarinds, l2tGl3c z ID
| Bananas SPAS 50 2 bunch California Oranges
| sos So choice Riverside do, 50 500+i 90 choice
| Navel, S4Cr5 80 g box.
BUTTER-There Is a far movement in a.
| qualities while the tone Of the market par
| takes Of a more steady character thncE
| Sgs}c, good TO choice 20G2lc; store PACKED l29
| lSc frkin 23t12ic for choice new, and l612)c fol
choice old; 1212@l3c for fair to good Eastern
| 1+dlSc p ID.
3, CHEESE-Prices continue to shape in favor o
| consumers. Quotable al 9@l2c ID for Cali
| fornia.
| EGGS-Oferings embrace some poor qualities
and there Is consequently wider range in quo
tatiOus CALIFORNIA; sell from pc to 2ic = dozen
while Eastern are held at 2lt2l15c 2 dozen
| POULTRY-Is in good request at full figures
| Live Turkeys, gobblerS, 2i@26c; do. hens
2i@26ci do, dressed, 25@27c; Roosters, 81 5od
$ % for Old, and S9d12 50 for young: Hens s3dI0
| Broilers, Sitd5 for poor, and S5@S for good
| Ducks, SG@7 50 z dozen; Geese, 81 25@l 50 fol
Old and 81 5oC92 = T. pair for Young:
| GAME-Hare, 81 5G6Il 70; Rabbits, SitGi .;
for small, and s. 25a1 50 q dozen for cottor
tail.
; WOOl-Buyers are said 10 be paying more at
| tention TO the general lines of stock. but no i'm
| portant sales have rs yet been made. Spring
| clip California Is quotable at Glnge of n@lsC
T u, according TO quality. the latter price saic
to be an extreme figure for fancy parcels.
| FRESH Misunderstanding are rates fol-
whole carcasses from saUghterers to dealers
Beef-Flrst quality 912@loc; second quality
| S12Cr9c; third quality, 6@7c e H. Neal-QuotablC
at 9alic 2 ID. Nutton--Wethers are ouotablC
at 5@5lIc and Ewes at sc ? n Handspring il
| quotable al 7@Sc Z n. Pork-Liye Hogs 81 "a Z
| for hard grain hogs on foot; dressed DO, g14d10(
| = IN