Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-16
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FnANcIscp. February 1T


| medium, So 75G4 %; shipping superine, 81 IS
| as 10 q Dbl.
WHEAT-There is very little business in prog
ress. More or less uncertainty prevails as 10
what turn foreign markets will take in the near
| future. At the moment the outlook is not en-
cOuragfng for an upward movement, and local
operators are therefore moving with caution.
| The demand on export account is somewhat
nominal. and values are III about q similar con-
dition. Buyers can be found at 81 211@ q ctl for
coed grades, but it is doubtful if sellers would
| meet the market III 81 - q ell.
Cali trading this morning was neither general
| nor lively. sales were:
Buyer scason-1O0 tons, 81 1864 400, 81 S61s q
| ctl
Buyer season, city-100 tons, 81 81; 100, 81 S73is
| 2 ctl.
BARLEY-The tone of the market IS of steady
| character. On jobbing account the inquiry is
fairly active, keeping the sample trade III mod
crate motion Good feed is quotabe at o712G9
sc 2 ct, while lower grades range from S0as &c.
= ctl. Brewing is well maintained at slGl 10
| = ctl.
on call to-day there was no desire to buy
| heavily, and business was rather slow. Values
had u soft tendency. Sales were rs follows:
Buyer season-300 tons, 92l4c; 800. 92l5c 100
Seller season-i0o tons, s8c; 800, SIS; 400
Buyer 18s5-loo tons 97c; 200. 96}ac; 200, 962sc;
Seller lSs5-lOo tons, s41lc: 100, sllsc = ct.
OATS-In addition to moderate supplies from
| domestic sources our receipts this week have
| from Oregon The market is overstocked and
| prices are weak. We quote as follows: sur
prise and Milling, 81 35Gll 45; No. l. 81 206i 25
No. 2 sl9l 10; oil grades, 75cgsl; Black, sl@l 10
| q ctl.
| C0RN-Although the demand IS slow. prices
| show fair steadiness. The market is quo
table at 81 1213Cgl IS for large Yellow small
Yellow 81 l5Gl 20: White 81 l0Gl - q ctl. Poor
lots are quotable at 90cGaSl % a ctl. Nebraska
| is quotable at 81 1917 e ctl.
HAY-There is no scarcity of stock, We quote:
! Alfalfa, SS@ll; Wheat. sl0@l5; Oat, sSt9l2;
| Barley, SOL; Mixed, s7@9 2 ton.
| HOPS-Quotable at i0@lSc p h..
RYE-Trade and values nominal. Quotabe at
:. 05@i 10 2 ell, according equality.
| BICKMHEAT-Eas in price Quotable at
OTAT0Es-Wharf rates are as follows: Early
Rose, s. lo@l 20; River Reds, Syleg9c: Petalumas
| 2l@l -; Garnet Chile, 159SOe; Peerless
| 75c@S1 30; Sweet, Sl@1 % z ctl
ONIONS-It is not easy to give guiding figure
| to-day. Unexpected large arrivals from Oregon
| yesterday have unsettled the market, and while
| quoting the range at S21g3 z ctl, it must be I'M
! derstood that the figures are somewhat nominal,
| as Ito sales were reported up to late hour to-
day.
BEANS Bayos. g 5oG3; Butter, S1@l 80 ;
Pink Il 65dl 50; Red - 2532 80; Lima, 81 500
60; Small White, 81 25gl Joi Pea. u SOL % p
ctl.
VEGETABLE s-Asparagus was more or less
irregular III price this morning. Some poor lots
went at Use, while SOC was obtained in small
way for a fancy article The bulk Of business
was done al 21@25c : 10, and stocks were not
cleaned up ~ Il late hour. Sprouts are not often
seen in any quantity. Green Peas are not iii IA
Yor and sales are slow. We quote iObbiug lots
Us follows Asparagus lSg3Jc q ID; Mushrooms,
S l5c L H.; Tomatoes, 81 25a2 4 box; Sprouts.
3a3c t. II: ArtichOkes, SOC G dozen; Cucum-
bers j9cnsl 81 Z dO2.; Carrots S)@50c; Turnips,
50GG0c 2 ell ; Beets, iOG6Oc q ctl; Parsnips.
s. . ell; Cauiihower, 51aG0c . dozen; Cab
bage j0d60c 2 ctl; Garlic, Ga SC q b; Celery SOC
g dozen: Dried Peppers, l2@lSc 3 b; Green do
S9.l0c 4 b. Green Peas So SC { 10; Dried Okra,
| 2D@30c Z ID; MarrOwiat Squash, s5G6 z tOE:
Hubbard Squash, S5dS 2 ton.
FRUIT-Only six baskets of Strawberries were
received this morning, selling at 90c Z basket.
Oranges are well cleaned up. We quote /:
Apples, 3j975c for common. and Slgl 30 z
box Cor good to choice: LemonS-Malaga, 81 80 (;
do Sicily, $500 50; do. California, Slal p Z
box for ordinary. and S2Gt2 30 for Sicily seed
Mexican Lines, sll@ll 50 California do SIC.
81 - q box; Oranges, California, sl3l - 2
box for common Il J0@2 - for Riverside, and
- SOFAS p for Navel; Bananas, 81 5O63 & bunch:
Pincdpples 5000 2 DOZEN Cranberries, SlS225
= Dbl.
BUTTER-It hardly seemed possible that
prices could be much lower than they have
been so far this week, but dealers to-day reduced
the asking rate one cent u pound ali round, in
the hope OF inviting custom and clearing up some
of the surplus stock. Fancy, Die; choice, &c;
airfto good, 2DG.2c mixed store shipments, dull
at l2l%Gl7c; picked roll, good to choice, pa
y &c: nTkin, i6t920c for good TO choice, and
3 To-
CHEESE-Quotable at llal2c for choice old,
and i291Se for new; inferior grades. 6gl0c;
Eastern, 17GlSc; Western, l214'al5c 2 II.
EGGS-Quotable at 2gtd2lc 4 dozen. The
opinion prevails that bottom prices haze been
reached, and that the market viii do better next
week.
POULTRY easy in tone. Supplies
ample. We quote as follows Live Turkeys
-g0bblers 15@lsc; hens. 1St62Oc; dressed,
lS62Ic q 10 BOOSTERS, t5d5 80 for old, and $50
| 50 for young Hens, S6097 so: BToilers, s5tg
6, as TO size; Ducks IS 5046 30 q dozen; Geese,
S2CJ2 30 q pair
GANlE-Prces favor buyers We quote
prices as follows Quail, sl@l lo Hare
81 509l IS Rabbits. 75c1Sl for small snd 81 .
| al 80 for CottoDtail: Mallard Ducks So 1908;
C6nvasback do, sSG3 80; Sprig, 81 50el 70; Teal
| 81 Widgeon, 81 %: small Ducks. 90eGSl; Grey
| Geese, - 1908 = dozen; White Geese, 81 =
| dozen: Brant, 81 25@1 80 e dozen; ionkers.
SiGi 50; English Snipe, 81 50@1 49, common
| do. 75c q dozen.
WOOL-Business quite inactive. We quote
| Fall
Northern, free, e
Northern, defective.......... .....,......... Soil
Mountain, Tree 5e9l2
san Joaquin plains tn
southern DC
Eastern Dfegon, fair 20 ir16
FRESH MEATS-Following are rates Tor
| whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers !:
Beef-First quality, l0c second quality. Dc:
third quality, 712dSc z h. NeGl-Quotable at
qHIglLc = h NutfDu--MrfhCr~ SIRE uIIOf oh1p at