Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-14
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

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FLOUR-Fair local trade. with moderate in
| quiry TO fill Central American orders to be for
| Warded by Panama steamer this week: We
| quote: Best city extra, 81 511@d5: medium,
S. 75d4 p; shipping superfine, s. 75GS 10 z Dbl.
| WHEAT-The market was in much easier
condition this morning. Adyices from Liver
| pool report IL more quiet feeling at that center,
with decline of siXpence in cargoes. AS u
| consequence local buyers were not numerous on
| Change, while the few who put in an appear
ance were not disposed to operate to any extent.
/ For the best class of shipping quality, 81 80 q
ctl was all that was offered, while 81 2Sj4 was
! the established bidding figure for stock that
| would class us No grade, Holders We're not
prepared for decline just at the moment and
| DO not willingly meet the situation at the re
| duction.
| Call trading was active, the selling element
being i'll the majority, causing lowering in
| values. Sales Were
| Buyer seaSon-a00 tons, 81 361a; 400, 81 81;
| 100, 81 37ls 4 ctl
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season-100 tons, 81 3714; 100, 81 $71S;
| 900, 81 81; 100, 81 3675 4 ctI.
BARLEY-No fluctuations of consequence
| have occurred in a week. There is a moderate
| jobbing demand, which is easily met at prices
| ranging from vie to SOC for the choicer kinds
| OF Feed. Ordinary qualities are in fairly good
supply, though holders are not pressing trade.
| An article Of this character finds custom at
S5@9Oc q ctl. At the latter figure some 800 bags
vary in price. Trade in this description is
not quick, there is sufficient business to keep
the market in good motion. Quotable at 81 0j@
l l213 z ctl according to quality.
Call business this morning was not character
lied by any vim. Sellers and buyers were
equally indifferent, and sales were limited to
l ,20C tons, as follows:
Buyer season-SoO tons, 81 O55ss; 900, 81 O514 .
ctl.
Sales on the afternoon call were as follows
Buyer season-2G0 tons, s. Oj14: 500, 81 %; 200,
81 o45s 1900, 81 oi3a; 700, 81 oi3l; 700, 81 o41z
Seller season-500 tons, 93c.
Buyer lSS.l-2bO tons. 81 0,'t,: ltkl. 81 OH.
Buyer January, seasons storage paid-5oO
tons, VIC Z ctl.
OATS-The market continues to drag. Hold
ers do not care to make further concessions and
trade is confined wholly to actual requirements
for immediate use. We quote: Surprise and
Milling, 81 35Cg1 As; No l, Il 2O@l %: No. 3 sl@
l 10; off grades, 75c@S1; Black, Slgl 10 q ctl
CORN-Is far from being active. There are
some poor, damp lots for which S5cdS1 q ctl is
asked, but buyers neglect this class of stock
Whatever demand there be at the moment is for
good article. Quotable at 81 05G1 10 for large
Yellow; small Yellow 81 l5@l 20; White Sl@
l OH I. ctl.
sEEDs-We quote: Mustard, 81 25@3 for
Brown and s2d'2 % for Yellow; Canary. 4@5c;
Hemp, 31ad $i4c; Rape, 21aa SC; Timothy, 51atd6c;
Alfalfa 15c q b; Flax. 81 25@2 30 y ctl.
HAY-Prices are irregular. Good consign-
ments bring full figures while poor stock is meg
| lected, and has to be parted with at low rates.
| We quote: Alfalfa. IS 5OCD12 30; Wheat. s12G16;
| Dat, s9;tl5: Barley, SSta12: Mixed S7@10 . ton
| HOP@There is no change from the dulincss
| 100 lie 2 h for choice.
RYE-Ncminal at 81 10al II Z 0tl
BUCKWHEAT-Trade is moderate in charac-
| ter. Quotabe at 81 70dl 80 4 81.
OTATOES-Wharf rates are as follows: Early
| Rose, 70GS5c; River Reds. G0G75e; Petalumas.
| Sl@l 12l2; Garnet Chile, I3cael 10; Peerless,
| ST 15l9I 80 2 ell: Humboldt Kidney, 81 p; do
Red. 81 1901 % z ctl; Peachblows, Il l0a1 y
/ 3 ell.
ONIONs-Choice stock bring 81 coal 10, with
,l@ - q ctl for fair article, and @5G I5c z ctl
| for poor quality.
BEANs-Stocks are heavy. while trade is slow
| in spite o. low asking rates BayoS, s. SOFAS;
Butter 81 l6Gl 10: Pink, Il Cool -; Red. 3 23G
371a: Lima, 81 75@2; Small White, 81 25@l 30;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Peas arc out of mar
| kct Occasional shipments from Los Angeles
| come to hand, though at the moment there are
no offerings. Cucumbers are in light sup
! ply We quote prices as follows: Sprouts,
| DC 2 h; Artich0kcs, SOC 2 dozen; Cucum-
| bers. Sld2 = dozen; Carrots, 30G50c; Turnips,
| 50tG60c p ctl Beets, 100000 p ctl; ParsnipS,
| 81 2 ctl; Caulihower, 50a50c p dozen; Cab
bage, 50CG60c = ctl; Garlic &c z b; Celery, SOC
2 dozen: Dried Peppers 15elSc 2 ID; Green do
| dos Angeles sc : ID; Mushrooms, stGl0c z d;
| Dried Okra. 25G39c q ID; Marrowfat Squash, 10
| as = tor; Hubbard Squash, S15@Sl5 2 ton.
| FRUIr-Liberal supplies of Italian Chestnut3
are on hand. Oranges are plentiful and cheap,
| finding good custom. We quote Apples,
35M75c for common, and Slc@1 80 q box
| for good to choice; Lemons-Malaga, 50; do
| do, sicily, S505 %; do, California, sl@l 30 e
| Mexican Lines, E1l z box California do, 75c0
| 81 ~ Z box; Oranges, California, 81 j0al 70 z
| box Tor common. SOP 30 for riverside and
| S391 for Navel; bananas. 81 1908 = bunch
| Cranbcuics SISG25 p bbl: japanese Persim-
mons, 50c@ 81 {. box; Italian Cccstuuts. l59l112c
| Z 10.
| BCTTER-The supply is increasing and stocks
are euiargiug slightly, giving the market a weak
| tone. While there is no positive change to note
! in quotations, il may be remarked that lower
| figures are expected in the near future. Fancy,
| 2gaSJc; choice, 2759d 2S1ac fair TO good, 2iG26c
| ordinary. 210221.c mixed store shipments, dull
at l21@al7%c picked roll, 22laa25c; iirkin, 100
| PIC for good TO choice and l5GlSc for ordinary
| to lair; Eastern, l2I2Gl7c = b.
| CHEESE-The demand is fair for the season
| Old of good quality is working of wei. while 4
poor article is in heavy stock ut nominal figures
| New Cheese Of good quality is not plentiful and
sells readily at full figures, while poor stock
seeks buyers at rates considerably under the
price ruling for old descriptions. We quote
| Choice old, l1@l2c; poor 70 good do, 6elOc
! new Pale z b.
| EtiGS-The stocks of Eastern and Utah are
cleaned up. Receipts from all parts of the State
! however, are heavy, and the market is weak NJ
| 3o&Slc for choice, and store lots 2512G29c Z
| POULTRY-Business is slow and prices are
| easy. Dealers expect an Improvement in day
| or TWO We quote follows Live Turkeys
| gobberS do, f@i6 hens, HGl9c; dressed
| l6G20c 2 h ; BOOSTERS. 81 75l95 for old, Gnd
s54l6 for young: Hens 81 JoG6 30 BroileTs, 81 s.
90, as to size; Ducks, u j0a9 80 = dozen; Geese
! S2G2 81 2 pair.
GAME-Supplics are equal to all market
! wants. Wequotc rs follows: Quail, 75c9Sl; Hare
81 75c2; Rabbits, 75ca$l for small and 81 .
al 50 for Cottoutail; Mallard Ducks, SlGl 30
CanyaSback S4G4 80 Sprig, S2d2 so; Teal
81 SOAP: Widgeon, Il 50; small Ducks. q pa
20. Grey Geese, sos so q dozen; White Geese
Sisi - Z dozen Brant 81 50Gl IS = dozen
English Snipe, s2a2 20; common do 75c@SI :
| 6oaeu.
WooI-Taken altogether the past week wa.
good one for trade. The prominent Eastern
buyer. whose presence here we have before
noled. made large inroads on all kinds Of Wool
his purchases amounting perhaps 100000 lbs
including quite large line of Eastern Oregon
mostly I'LL Northern Fall, aud the bulk OF the
loW grade detective san joaquin and Southern
Fall. some Of our local Warehouses will BIZ
almost cleaned out of stock when delivery o
the Wool IS completed. We quote Fall:
Northern free Z 2G14t
Northern detective......... 91I1
Mountain, 9l2
san Joaquin Ga
sou DcEil coast Gto .
Eastern DfegOB, aT 20
FRESH Following are rates Tor wholt
carcasses from siaUghteVers to dealers; Beef -
| First quality, 98l0c; second quality. S69c