Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-17
san rrancirco produce Market


SAN FRANCISCO, January 16'h.
FLouR-Prices keep fairly steady Best City Extra,
So 60d5 90; medium grades, 81 OG5 shipping
superfne, 50 50a4 50 3 Dbl.
Wharf.-The market continues in the same quiet
condition that has characterized the situation for
some time. There is some occasional inquiry, but 1t
seldom results in business From 81 10 to 81 20 o
ctl is about the nominal range for the better class
of shipping grades AIillers have to pay advanced
rates
On call at the Produce Exchange there was no
particularly pressing demand and il only after
more or less cross bidding that 800 tons No White
changed hands as follows
BUYER season-lOO tons, 81 81 200, 81 s3J; 100,
81 $50 q ctl.
BARLEY-The spot market shows increased evil
dences Of strength. Anything approaching No
quality Feed is firmly held at 81 05, while 81 OG4ta
l OF the rates generally asked for q strictly
good sample. Sales of Feed were made tbis morn
ing on Change at each Of the latter quotations. the
highest price being given for lot that was remark
ably clean. Brewing is not only strong but buoy
ant. Choice cannot be bought for less than 81 20,
and sales said to have been made high
81 90, though not a cash purchase. Ordinary quail
ity IS worth about 81 III 4 ctl.
On call at the Produce Exchange trading
rather slow, with no pronounced support To the sit
uation. There was no Disgusting the fact that the
selling element in the majority, and prices Of
course had to weaken under such circumstances.
Close upon 5000 tons No. Feed changed hands, as
follows:
May-200 tons. 81 III 100, 81 Il.
Buyer ssasou-20O tons, 81 Is; 100 81 IL 500,
81 l44 600, 81 Il. z Ell.
Seller selson-2oo tons, 81 Ol}; 500. 81 Ois; 100,
81 045 2 cil
OATs-The better ass Of offerings have the prefer
ence, even at the higher figures Surprise and
Milling, 81 s0al 50; No 1, 81 6Oal 90 No. ,, 81 80
81 So; Black, 81 5O3l So % ct
rates Csif T,i y1r- ia rota5, az e. - en-
for large, and 81 coal IS q ctl for small White,
81 5OGI 50 ; Nebraska, 81 IS TO 81 All g ct.
sFEDs-Dealers report a very light demand.
NJ Ok t. I'LL.
MAJ 53t5lS. II ,TnD T.. Pare sSgIe. T,rIotbI-
7laS, for in,-ortai Alfalfa IA q9I,. Fi,r SI@53c
a n - 81 ~ ~ 49,
H.y Alfalfa s1Oa17. Wheat $40 5o@1e
wild DAT S13 5oaIG. Farley al 5o1tiS SIiyad'
s1n712 Il tom 1'
HOPS Are anil ouo+abIa at 1f7,17, for medium,
R,-r Tb,ica - .0.r1 a. fair 70 no, - aoz,
81 Is a. tI 7'-' - -'4
Br-cb,ytig ,r-Ni,rka. inactive o,,t,lr. A. - 5o
az 55 80 '
PoT,77Ps Early p,=e 507e-c. River Pol, 400
A5c. T mn, 90 IN -l.,. D. t,Irr,,,s "a l,,S 4. J
81. HnIoboIir oo.oSI y ri -1' '-'7'
ox1ays Cl'9'r. -a. p, .o, - ,r. Moor 5-..,o. -
sact '' f.'' -.SA 's-
Py,.s t,.;l,- ,,ti,, Y,,,, O., -,-., ~ D..
i - - ~ u 70, No. Si.U' ID ',e
= atl SILL "''' s''' ~ -i-lA' 80 100 10
yE5FT, arEsTrale slow Market noo,l,. furnished
S,'- e., -, - Is y ' 80 'i J. 81 81
S[yl,'35s' - , g ~ ,-'LGos, . li p M
TuTn.ps 5os65c a. I'd. Reefs me y III. pIr.ri,-
siaI D. 5 ctI. C,-,I; 80 * - ~ -,
Cab5.ye 6oa65c ls eli. garIic 2sIal. u r.. CaIer,
50c p 1og. Dris5 O,r3 %. 'IIr,, t..,,- Ga.sf-,
am, garIoyyiat S1ra.h Sir,iS = tdn ''''
FRuIr-Oranges are coming forward slowly
enough to meet all inmcdilte want, An
TIsa -5rl,s5 = I e., ~ IN
Tor Sicily. Mclean Iirnes sGgG5O 4 hoy 7rs.,-s
rindz, lSs19s y "a. Brnsn.s. Il 75a4 : hTnct.
500 S' - on, ;''i1 % 80 : 'oA LOT
berries, Sis: Western do. Sl7gI7 n d hi