Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-09
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO February 7h.
FL0UR-The demand at the moment is wholly
on local account. We quote: Best city. extra,
"a $719@5; medium, 81 1904 25; shipping SUI
WHEAT-There is fair inquiry from the eX-
port interest. but trade is neither quick nor
heavy. Holders believe that the market will do
better in the future, and they do not therefore
respond promptly to the bidding range of 81 80
to 81 81 p ell for the better class of shipping
qualities Offerings are somewhat free at 81 32112,
but this figure is above the views of buyers just
at present.
Trade on call was moderately large. Sales
footed up > 100 tons, follows:
Buyer season-10Otons. 81 3734 800 81 SS; 800,
81 3Sl (; 100, 81 3Sl4 z ct.
BARLEI-Keceipts are quite slim. Arrivals
for the week will scarcely reach 10000 bags.
There is fair demand all the time, without any
fluctuations in values worthy of mention. Good
feed can be placed at 90c, and small lot of
fancy might occasionally sell higher. Ordinary
descriptions run down to soc q ctl. Brewing
changes hands within Il range of 97lac@Sl 10 q
ctl.
Call business was active this morning at full
prices. Sales were as follows:
Spot seasons storage paid-l00 tons soc; 100,
90 &C.
Buyer February, seasons storage paid-IO0
Buyer season-7oo tons, sas4c; 1,soO, 9313sc; 800,
Buyer ISS53loo tons s71ac; 800. 972sc; 100, 9714c
OATS = Light sales reported stocks quite
large: Prices easy Surprise and Milling,
81 35@1 45; No |, 81 20@1 %: No. 2. Sl91 10; off
grades, 75caSl: Black, Sl@1 10 2 ctl.
CORN-Otferings are ample for all wants. The
Nebraska article continues to come forward.
Quotable at 81 l212@l - for large Yellow small
Yellow. 81 l5@1 20; White, 81 10@1 - ctl. Poor
lots are quotable at 90c@Sl Q5 e ctl. Nebraska
is quotable at II 1212 z ell.
HAY-We quote Alfalfa, SS@11; Wheat, $40
OLA; Dat, SS9i2; Barley, SOIL; Mixed, s7@9 =
ton.
HOp-So business worthy of note Ouotable
at 10G12c 4 ID.
RYE-Not active Quotable at 81 O5@1 10 2
ctl, according TO quality.
BUCKWHEAT-There is no general custom.
Quotable at 81 50l1l 70 q RI.
POTATOES-StockS are well cleaned up More
consignments from Oregon may arrive on the
Rose. 9ocGSl: River Reds, 75a9Oc; Petalunas,
Sl@1 ID Garnet Chile, 75@S5ci Peerless,
75caSl 50 4 ell.
ONIONSEThere is still a wide range in values,
the variations ranging from 81 % for fair to s. 70
e ell for choice.
BEANS-Bayos, s. 5O@3; Butter, s1@1 So ;
Pink 81 650l -; Red, s. 25G2 3715; Lima, 81 coo
l 50; Small White, 81 25@l 50; Pea. 81 5O@175 p
VEGETABLES-Green Peas are in light sup
ply and duh Of sale. Asparagus finds ready GUS
TOM Mushrooms not i'll special favor. Squash
sells slowly. No rhubarb to-day. We quote
as follows: Asparagus. 20d25c 2 b; Mushrooms
5G13c 4 II. Tomatoes, 75c(dSl so box; Sprouts.
SAFE 4 10; Artichokes, SOC z dozen; Cucum-
bers 7JcGS2 z dozen; Carrots, 31G50c Turnips,
50tG60c q ctl Beets, 40G60c 2 ctl; Parsnips,
81 q cti; CauliioWer, 4jG60c p dozen Cab
bage, 50@f0c = ctl; Garlic, 6dSc p ID; Celery soc
: Dozen Dried Peppers, 12GlSc z 10; Green do
dos Angeles ig6c q h: Green Peas 6@7c 2
ii; Dried Okra. 20tQ51c a ID; Marrowfat Squash,
:5G6 , tor: Hubbard Squash, S5C0S r ton.
FRGIT-Ihere are no changes of consequence
Oranges are still the leading feature Of the mar
Eet Apples, 35G15c for common, and sl@51 so p
box for good to choice Lemons-Nalaga, 81 80 !;
do Sicily. S5@5 50; do, California, 75c@si p z
box for ordinary, and 81 25d,l 30 for Sicily seed :;
Mexican Lines, Sl1@l2; California do. 75c@
box for common 81 30d1 - for Riverside and
SOP 70 for Navel: Bananas, 81 50G3 q bunch;
Pineapples, S5@6 e dozen; Cranberries. SlS@25
p Dbl
BUTTER-Yesterday we marked down QUOTA
tons one cent all round owing 10 general shad
ing to that extent on the part of dealers, arS
it looks very much if another decline would
occur early next week, as trade Is not large
enough to absorb consignments. We quote :
Fancy. 26c: choice, 25c; fair to good, 23@2ic );
ordinary, 20t@22c; mixed store shipments, dull
at 121adl71@c; picked roll, good to choice, 200
PFC; frkin, 1Sa2Oc for good to choice, and
15alI6c for ordinary to fair; Eastern, 121a@15c
= ID.
CHEEsE-Quotable at 1l@12c for choice old,
and l2G1Sc for new; inferior grades 6@l0c; East
ern, 17@lSc; Western, 121$@15c q ID.
EGGS-The market is unsettled, and quota
lions are irregular. Some good quality were
sold this morning at 2212c, and round lots to
pc or even less. For small lots buyers would
have to pay pc. and perhaps 24c Z dozen.
POULrRY-Nalues are shaping downward
again. We quote as follows: Live Turkeys
-g0bbleTs, l2@l3c; hens, l5417c; dressed,
12@I7c 2 II Kcosters 81 50@6 for old, and Sc
al for young; Hens, S6G7 80 Broilcrs, S5@
g. as to size: Ducks S7aS 50 q dozen; Geese,
s2a2 80 q pair.
GANLE-We quote: Quail, 81 l0G1 %; Hare,
81 j0c1 IS Rabbits, 75eGSl for small and 81 >
al 80 for Cottontail; Mallard Ducks, S3@S 30;
Canvasback, So 50a4; Sprig, s2tG2 25 Teal,
81 % Widgeon, 81 So small Ducks, 81; Grey
Geese, SOS % 2 dozen; White Geese, 81 2
dozen: Brant, 81 25@1 80 Z dozen; Honkers,
fl@I 50; English Snipe, S292 80; common do,
75c p dozen.
WOOI-Small stocks, with limited trading.
We quote Fall:
Northern, free, polio
Northern, defectlNe......-... gdll
Mountain, 9Gtl2
oln Joaquln pitil1S..... Ota .
southern Ga
Eastern Oregon. fair to goOd...............~14Gl6
FRESH MEATS-Following are rates tor whole
carcasses from slsughterers TO dealers: Beef -
First quality, S-9c; second quality. y "a Il &c;
third quality 60t7c {, H. Veal-Quotable at
9Gl2c > II. Mu,ton-Wethers are auotable at
6Go1c q 10, and Ewes at 6a6I5c 2 10. Lamb
Quotable at 12a15c q b for Spring. Pork
Live Hogs, q a5c for hard grain Hogs on FOOT
dressed do, 6j4d7c q b.