Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-20
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 18th.
| FLOER-We quote Best city extra, 81 $40
| 5; medium, - 7544 Is; shipping, superfine,
| 81 75GG3 IS q Dbl.
| NHEAT-Situalion unchanged. No transac-
lions are being negotiated, and until more ac-
tiyity prevails at foreign centers, the local move
ment viii be dull and light. Market nominally
quotable at 81 271a 4 ell for the better class OF
shipping grades.
Gail trading was limited this morning to 100
tons, buyer season, at 81 3614 e ctl.
| BARLEY The market continues to exhibit a
rather firm tone for feed descriptions. The ask
ing figure is 81 2 ctl but there is general Gus
| tom at over SIC. Brewing remains steady at
| the old quotations, say, 81 05@1 1919 g ctl.
| Speculative operations on cali this morning
were not marked by any particular activity. The
| demand was small and sellers promptly satisfied
all wants. Sales were as follows:
| Buyer season-100 tons, $3.50; 300, 9514c; 100,
| 951sc: 7G0 95c, SEQ, 941sc.
Seller season-3O0 tons 93c.
Buyer 1SS5-400 tons, 991sc; 800, 99}4c; 500,
| 995sc: 100, 991Sc q ctl.
| OATS-Are finding better inquiry, and sales
| are somewhat more free. We quote sur
prise and Milling, 81 309l 49, No. l, 81 1591 20:
Ne. 2. 95c9sl; OFT grades, So995c; Black, sl@
/ 10 2 ctl.
CORN-No Improvement in trade. Rates are I'M
| changed. Quotable AT 81 05@l 10 for large 1el-
| low; small Yellow, 81 15@1 %; White, 81 100
l Is 4 ctl. Poor lots are quotable at 9Oc@Sl
= ctl; Nebraska is quotable at 81 10 . ell.
sEEDsmW s quote e. Mustard 81 25@S for
Alfalfa 16@l7c p ID; Flax, 81 25@2 so a ell
HAY-Trade is moderate in character, We
| quote Alfalfa, SS@11; Wheat, S10G15 Dat, $50
| IL Barley, S7d1l Mixed, S7@9 q ton
HOPS-Choiee can be bought at lie; good, ga
10c; medium, S@9c q II.
RYk-steady QuGtable at 81 15@1 III q ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Quiet trade. Quotable at Il p
| al 50 Z ctl.
| POTATOES Wharf rates are Early Rose,
| G0G65c; River Reds. 65a75c; Petalumas, 90c@sl
! Garnet Chile s. d6Oc; Peerless, 65a75c; New,
2@212c q ID; Humboldt Red, 81 10; Peach
| blows, 81 10; Sweet, 50@75c; Oregon Burbank
Seedlings, 9Oc@S1 10 p ctl.
| ONIONS-From 81 to So 70 p ctl win include
| the bull; of business.
BEANS-We quote: Bayos, 81 5o@S; Butter.
s1@l 30; Pink, ii &c; Red, 81; Lima, 81 30; small
White, 81 25a1 90; Pea, 81 50@2 p cti-
| VEGETA BL3S-Asparagus was in good sup
| ply to-day. Rhubarb and Green Peas are also
| wen represented. We quote jobbing lots as
| follows Asparagus, 81 25@l IS e box; Khubarb,
6G7c p II; Tomatoes 81 1922 40 + box; Sprouts,
| 2@3c . ID; Artichokes, Soc Z. dozen; Cucum-
bers j0c@S1 80 q doz. Carrots, 500 ;}5c; Turnps,
5o960c 2 ctI; Beets, i0@6oc q ell; Parsnips,
81 { ctl; Cauliaower, So@50c . dozen; Cab
bage, 5O@60c q ctl; Garlic, 5@sc 2 ID; Celery, soc
p dozen: Dried Peppers 1291sc q 10; Green do
| l0912c 2 ID; Green Peas. common, Sole +;
do, Sweet, .27z@Sc q b; String Beans,
| 2Oc + H. Dried Okra, 15@p25c p ID; Marrow
| fat Squash. s8(910 p tor; Hubbard Squash, s.
| as y ton; Summer Squash. 25c T. b.
| FRUIT-Lower rates prevailed for the few
Strawberries that arrived this morning, sales
e
| Apples, 7jc@Sl for common, and 81 25G2 r
| box for good to choice Z; Lemons-Malaga, 81 80 +;
| do Sicily, 5000 so; do California, 15c@Sl p p
| box for ordinary, and SOP 80 for Sicily seed !;
| Mexican Lines, S12tal3; California do, Sl@l 50
| for small boxs and sos 70 for large; Oranges,
California. 51aJoc p box for common. 15c9
| 81 % for Riverside, and sS@4 for Navel;
Los Angeles Navel, s2g2 50 2 box; Bananas,
| 81 50613 p bunch; Pineappes, $500 2 dozen.
DRIED FRUFr-Sun-dIied Apples, 2I9(93c 2
b for sliced and 2@21ac for CHARTERED; Al
l i En r+f1 N.
Blackberries lie: Figs, DC for pressed and
&c for impressed; Smyrna do, Ice for
layers, and Il19@l2}4c for kegs; Nectarines,
&c; Peaches, 14G,l5c for peeled, 7@Sc Tor I'M
sliced; machine dried, Sc; PluTns, 718t9Sc
| for pitted and 1hc for unpitted; German
Prunes, Sc French Prunes, &c 2 ID: Raisins,
new crop Layers, 81 50@1 70; loose Muscatelle,
HoNEY-we quote Comb. 7@Sc; Extracted
Ad51ac p h.
eral, and prices remain favorable to consumers
We quote as follows: Fancy. 20c; choice
IS9l9c; good 17d18c; fair, 15@l6c; mixed lots IL
@l4c /. b; frkin 15917e for old and 19@2lc for
choice new; 12Glic for ordinary to fair; East
| ern, I21@4l6c q 70.
CHEESE-Q uotable at I1@12c inferior grades,
6@10c Eastern. 17G1Sc: Western, i21a915c q ID.
EGGS-Stocks are cleaning up, and the future
has more hopeful outlook Quotable at lie
TIE z dozen.
POULTRY : Strictly choice stock is some
what scarce. we quote prices. Live turkeys
-gobblers, 129Ne; hens, 1920; dressed,
120320c 2 ID; BOOSTERS, sos 50 for old and &c 500
8 for young: Hens s6017 so Broilers, IS 50@9
6 50, as to size; Ducks. s6@7 80 p doz; Geese,
s. 25G2 IS 2 pair.
GAME-Trade could hardly be more dull than
| it is just at present. We quote: Hare, 81 25@
50; Rabbits 81 for small and S1@12 % for Cotton
tail: Sprig 81 Seal rs; Widgeon, Sl61 %: Teal,
81 25611 so: small Ducks 75c: Grey Geese 81 75@.
>; White Geese, 50G175c; Brant, 75c@Sl; Honkers,
| 81 5000 50; English Snipe 81 50@1 75; COM
mon do, 506975c p dozen.
| PRONISlONS-Eastern Hams are quotable at
| 13{9l315c for Four Ace Dupees andWhittaker's.
other brands l21dl3c 7sib. California, 15@121%c
| for salt and sugaT-eured Eastern Breakfast Ba-
| con. l2al3c; California Bacon, 91%ealGc for
| heavy and medium, and l2c for light medium,
! and Halle for light and extra light;
| Clear Sides, 10d1le; Pork, Sl6@16 so for extra
! prime, SlSG1S 50 for prime mess SO 506120 for
| mess, so 50t521 for clear, S22G22 so for extra
| clear; Pigs feet Sl6@lS: Mess Beef SIS 5oal6
| for bbls S. 5oa9 for Inf bbls Extra Mess Beef
SI66916 50 for bbls, sst1s 70 for hf-bbls: Family
| Beef SlSsn19 = Dbl: California Smoked Beef 10
elsie q h; Beef Tongues, 80 50(dl0 = dozen;
Eastern Lard, U@i11%c for tierces and lI1f6.
HE 2 70 for pals; California do I0-ib tins SS3
S19c, SID tins, 9@914c; pals, 10&@1ic for f0-fb
11(99111zc for 5-ib, and ll1a@12c z ID for 3-Ib
pals.
FRESH EATS-Following are rates for whole
carcasses from slaughterers to dealers: Beef
First quality, &c; second quality Sc: third
quality, &c q ID. Yeal-Quotable al SGI2c a H.
Mutton-Wethers are quotable atat 5d5ISc 4 H.
and Ewes at DC u ID. Lamb-Quotable at l0dI2c
p b for Spring. Pork-Iive Hogs, 465c; dressed
do 6G7c q L,