Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-16
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. Anril l5tl

FLOUR-Moderate movement We quote
Best City Extra, 81 25@4 so; medium, So 50@4
shipping suDerfine, 81 1898 70 p Dbl
WHEAT-The market moves along in quiet
FASHION at former prices. There sgood demand
but trading is rot quick, as sellers do not offer
literally. Quotable at 81 3354fa1 35 q ctl for
good to choice shipping.
The London circular of Harris Bros under
date of March 18th, says: Wheat, since our
last, has been fiat, homegrown supplies have
been fair, but foreign has not come in fast till
the last day or SO, when south winds have
brought several cargoes of white sorts to ports
OF call prices on the spot of stands show but
little change, as demand has been small, hut
hcders have not forced safes in the face of less
ened stock in store throughout the IT, X: car
goes of coast are lower, yet are fairly well bid
Tor, and some seem wanted for the Continent
Gail Board sales at the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol
lows
Buyer season-1Oo tobs, 81 s51s; 100, 81 1875
1000, 81 $50
Buyer lss6.loo tons. 81 SO; SOO 81 s69s 1000
Seller l8S6-loo tons. 81 %; 800, 81 2s14 2 ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer seaSon-6o0 TONS 81 35A
Buyer 1SSS-400 tons, 81 Sc; 500, 81 361s.
Seller lsS6-700 tons 81 81 800 81 233Is q ctl
BARLEY-Steady and unchanged, with fail
volume OF trade. Feed is quotable at 81 35@
/ 371s 2 ell. The demand for Brewing is con,
| tinuous and stock changes hands with good
freedom, transfers ranging in price from 81 421s
to 81 5219 p ctl.
Odll StiPS at the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol.
lows:
Buyer lss6-1OO tons, 81 30 p ctl
Afternoon sales were:
Seller 1SS6-100 tons, SSc p ctl.
OATS-Moyement not specially lively Still
there is enough trade to keep dealers fairly busy
We quote: Surprise and milling, 81 40 tc
81 40; No. l, 81 25@l 271a: common grades
CORN-Safes are light in volume We quote
California White, 81 l5@1 20; large Yellow
81 C5@l 10; small Yellow, 81 20@l 2215: Ne
braska and Kansas, mixed, 9oaa5c; do, Yellow
SOL 05; Kansas White si@1 10 , ctl
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, 81 25@3 % p etl
for Brown, and S. % for Yellow; Canary, 4@
519@6e; Alfalfa, lt1a@llc = n; Flax, s. $50
2 so . ell.
HAY-We quote Wheat, So 5oal5; Dat, s12a
IA; Barley. Sl0@12; Mixed, s10@l2 r ton.
HOPS-Quotable at 5@7c q ID.
RYE-Asking prices range from 81 S211z to 81 5;
p ell, as to quality,
POTATOES-Active demand at steady prices
We. quote as follows: New Potatoes, 81 25d2
Early Rose, 50d75e; River Reds, 30@40e: To
males, 4nG5Oc; Petalumas. 40@50c; Peerless Goa
zoe: Humboldt Reds. coarse; do Kidney. GOA
zoe; Peachblows. 70a90c: Oregon Garnet Chile
5o@75e; Burbank Seedlings. 81 IS 2 ell.
,ONloNS=Quotable at S@ic y ctl for fair to
rhoice California. Cut oni Dns drag at S2G2 80
Eastern, So 50Gf so 2 Dbl
., BE Bean 80 change for the better. Bayos
81 25al 40: Butter, 81 5o@l IS; Pink, sl@f Is
Red, s1@1 10; Lima, 81 3OCa2 60 for good tc
choice; Pea. 81 50@1 so: Small White, 81 6c@
l so p ctl.
VEGETABLES Scarcely 600 boxes of Aspara
gus arrived this morning. Prices rule steady
but it is not expected that values can be further
advanced, as such action would more than
likely check consumption, and leave dealers
with surplus on hand. There are some Door lots
that come to market that have to be sold under
our lower figure while occasionally a single box
or SO changes hands at a trifle above our TOP
quotation. Green Peas are in heavy supply, the
receipts to-day being in the neighborhood of 70o
bags String Beans do not come forward freely
We quote as follows: Asparagus, 81 1902 3
p box: Green Peas, Sl@1 25 q SIX; String Beans
40c@s1 2 dozen; Los Angeles Green Peppers
l5@20c I, ID; Egg Plant, lOGl2c a 10; Tomatoes
sS@4 q box; Artichokes, 20G25e = doz; Car
rots, 40G50c q ctl: Turnips. 75cesS1 q ctI; Beets
6o@75c y cti: Parsnips, 81 so > etI Csuliiiower
sllG1 % p dozen; Cabbage 81 al 80 r ctl: Garlic
35a40c p y: Celery. 5c@60e y dozen; dry Pep
pers, 10c = ID dry Okra, l5Gl715e 2 h; Marrow
iOc > b. '''-''' w
FRUIT-oranges are poorly represented at the
moment The wet weather keeps back supplies
Strawberries find ready sale if in order but there
is a fair proportion of consgnments that are
muddy and soft, and almost worthless in value.
Eastern Apples go slowly. Raspberries SlG2 z
drawer; Strawberries. sl0@20 z chest; Oranges,
| California, 81 25@S for ordinary stock and
50 50@5 2 box for Navel; Apples, California,
5oc@Sl q box; Eastern do. u SOAP 20 p Dbl
for Baldwin, 81 5o@s 2 Dbl for Greetings,
and s3@3 30 {, Dbl for Russets; Mexican
Lines: 50 5o@lo; do. California, si@2 2
box; Lemons Sicily, IS 50@6: do, California,
81 1898 . box, according. to quality; Bananas
DRIED FRUIT : sun-dried Apples l1s@2c
q ID for sliced and 1Iaa2c TOR quar-.
tered; Al len and Plummer, 6@7c; Ap
ricots, 697c; Blackberries. 9@I0e; Figs, &c
ls@20c for layers, and PFC for kegs; Necta.
rines. &C; Peaches, S99c for peeled, and 4a5c
unpeeled; Pears. &c for whole and &c fol
sliced; machine dried, st@loc; Plums. i@5c FOL
pitted and l1ac for unpitted German Prunes
&c; French Prunes, 619d719c q %; Raisns, 81 75a
box. with 25c advance for fractions.
HONEY-We quote as follows: Comb, ea10c
do white 10 extra white, n@13c; Extract
ed. choice to extra white, 5@51ac: do, am
4@41sc n II.
BUTTER.The market continues TO be well
stocked. Prices unchanged We quote as fol
lows: Fancy, 1s@l9c; choice, 17G1sc; good
Eastern. S@ilc p D.
CHEESE-Easy in tone. We quote: ca ifornia
choice, 9@10c; fair to good, 5@DSc 2 b; New York
Creamery, l2Gl4c 2 II.
EGGS-No buoyant feeling. Quotable at liza
lSc 2 dozen for California, and 14@15c for East
POULTRY-Prices of many descriptions con
tinue to strengthen. There are many miserable
specimens of Broilers being sent to market that
nobody will buy at over 81 p dozen. Such stock
does not warrant a quotation, being misleading
Young BOOSTERS and choice Hens are in good re-
guest. We quote as follows: Live Turkeys-Gob-
Turkeys, 17@20c: BOOSTERS, e6G6 so tor old
and S103l2 tor young: Hens, s6GS; Broflers
S695 so, as 70 size /: Ducks. s5d7 . dozen
Geese. 1902 so q pair; Goslings, 81 5e@3 so 2
pair
GAME-We have dropped our Duck quota
tons, there being no good stock coming to mar
ket AID next to no inquiry for it, We quote:
Hare. 81 2Sgl so: Rabbits. SOL Is 2 dozen
PROVISlONS-Eastern Hams Ii@111Sc 2 u
for Magnolia, Four Ace. Dupee's and Whitta-
ker's; other brands, 101z@11c; California, s@
Bacon. i2@i21zc; California Bacon, 7lSas
for heavy and medium, 9@l0c ior light
and llH a he for extra light; Clear
Sfas s s. ss brink p3Es ssso s os extra ira
mess, sI4@l5 for clear, sl4 59al5 so for extra
clear; Pigs feet, sl1 50@l2: Mess Beef ssG9
for bbls. so@6 for hf bbs; Extra Mess Beef,
Beef si5@l6 p Dbl: California Smoked Beef, II
@121zc n; Eastern Lard. 7G715c fer tierces.
and S54d9c 2 b for pals; California do, lob
tins. 6s@7c; 5,io tins. 71s971lzc;. pals, s1z@ee
for IN pals.
woOf-spring clip is quotable as follows:
Short staple, free, I4@l7c; long staple, 14esl6c
FRESH MEAT-Following are rates for whole
carcasses from slaughterers to dealers: Beef
Firs. quality, e3z971ie; second quality, &C;
7@9c . D. Mutto- = Qu5table al 5@51Sc p b.
Spring, 9aloc p b. Fork Live Hogs. on foot,
1890; dressed do 51s@61sc On.
EAsrE1xx AND FOREIGN MARKETS,
NEW YORK. April 18th.
WHEAT-12 MD 56D92c for cash, 9015c for
April. sl14@91ssc for May. 911zc for June, sIsTc
for July. and 92c for August.
SCGAR-Cuba Centrifugal, IS sly
LrvlPooL. April 18th.