Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-05
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 4th.
FL0UR-SoTe l4,000 bbls were shipped ON
the China steamer yesterday. We quote: Best
city extra. 81 2544 70; medium, IS 50@4; ship
ping superfine. 81 1908 10 q Dbl.
WHEAT-Trade is light in volume. Holders
are of the opinion that prices are not likely 70
go lower in the near future, and express the be-
lief that an advance. even if triiling, is more
probable than otherwise. As a consequence,
offerings are slim. and there is less pressure to
realize On the other hand, the demand is NOT
active, as exporters have been liberal buyers o.
late, and immediate shipping wants are pretty
well provided for. The tone Of the market is Of
steady character, and good shipping qualities
Will find custom at range of 81 2S34G51 80 s. ell
Call Board sales at the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol.
lows:
Buyer season-SCo tons, 81 s21144: 1000, 81 s299s
100 81 800.
Buyer iSS6-1oO tons, 81 So: 500, 81 S49s: 500
81 81 q; 800, 81 3i3s; 500. 81 3is4.
Seller 1SS6-600 tons, 81 227s q ell.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season-400 tons, 81 32lS; 100 81 323S
Buyer 1SS6-100 tons, 81 $40.
Seller lSS6-l00 tons, 81 % . ell.
BARLEI-Ordinary requirements for feed
purposes are not of magnitude to create any
general trading. and prices keep fairly uniform
The top price for the better feed grades is 81 %
. ctl, with the usual shading for less desirable
stock Brewing moves off sati factorily at the
old range of 81 40@l so 2 ctl
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol.
lows:
Seller season-1O0 tons, 81 21I4
Seller 1Ss6-400 tons. SIC p ctl.
No sales On afternoon call.
OATS-Further arrivals of $500 ctls from Ore
gon to-day. We quote: Surprise and milling
81 S2@l 40; No. l, 81 221a@l % common grades
CORN-Trade slow. Quotable at 81 2OaI p =
ctl for Small Yellow and White. Nebraska is
in good supply at Sl@l w q ctl.
GEEnS-Wa M,rcto ri N otl
for Brown, and sS@S so for Yellow; Canary, 4
@41ac; Hemp, 254d4c; Rape, 1ao1c; Timothy
5H@6c; Alfalfa, lo1a@1lc q FL; Flax, 81 25@
HAY-we quote Alfalfa, Steals; Wheat
So to SIS; Dat, s1l@1s; Barley. s9@II
Mixed. s9@11 q ton.
HOPS-Quiet and nominal at 4G7c a H.
RYE-Weak at 81 20 2 ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Ver dull. Quotable at 81 &c
to 81 so q ctl.
POTATOEs-Receipts are less liberal Arrivals
to-day were $500 bags of which nearly 700 bags
came from Oregon. Wharf rates are: New Pota-
toes, 214@21ac y ID. Early Rose, 35@45c; River
Reds, SJ@35c: Tomales, 50@60c; Petalumas 500
6Oc; Peerless, 50160c: Humboldt Reds 65ta75c;
do Kidney, 65G75c: Oregon Garnet Chile. asa
soc: Burbank Seedlings 65a75c: Jersey Blues
65@75c; Peachbows, 55@65c q ctl.
ONI0NS-Common to choice sell from 81 . to
s CT, while Cut Onions can be had at 81 90 to
BEANS-We quote prices as follows: Bayos
81 1901 i0 Butter, 81 3D@1 60; Pink, 75c9S1; Red
Pea, 81 40(a1 65; Small White, 81 406p1 60 = ctl
NORTHUMBERLAND were no changes of inn
portance to-day; Asparagus maintains its price
pretty well, and Green Peas also keep steady.
Rhubarb and String Beans are in too limited
supply for values to be much disturbed. As
paragus, 10@l3c p h: Green Peas, 4a5c
b: sweet do, 6@7c 2 n; String Beans Is
50c@S2 u dozen; Los Angeles Green Pep.
pers, S@10c p b.. Los Angeles Tomatoes S2a
, IS per box; Artichokes, S5c 2 dozen; Carrots,
eog75o ctl; Parsnips, 81 so . ell Cauiinower,,
75c@sl p dozen: Cabbage. 75c q. ctl; Garlic 14c
p h: Celery, 5ctd60c . dozen: dry Peppers,
1o@1211ac Z. b dry Okra, 15@l714c p H. Marrow
fat Squash, S12@l5 p ton.
FRUIT-The choicer kinds of Oranges are in
quick demand at full figures, but poor quality
move off slowly. The market is still crowded
with California Lemons, some arrivals being
California, Sl@3 p box for ordinary stock
and 81 1904 so q box for Navel; Apples, eOc@sl
for common and 81 25a1 80 Q box for good
to choice Mexican Lines, Sl0@12; do Cali
fornia, SOC to 81 SO 2 small box, and 81 50@2 50
for large boxes; Lemons, Sicily, 5000 so; do,
California, 50c&s2 y box, according to quail
ty: Bananas, 81 5)@3 bunch Pineapples,
So SOFAS . dozen.
DRIED FRUIT = Sun-dried Apples 1L@2c
2 b Tor sliced and Ha@2c Tor quar-
tered Alden and PluInmer, SC; Ap.
ricots, Ease; Blackberries. 9CG10c: Figs, SC
for pressed and &c for impressed; Smyrna do,
lie for layers, and 1215c for kegs; Necta-
rines, &C; Peaches, l0@llc for peeled, and SIC
unpeeled; Pears. &c for whole and SC for
pitted and nc for unpitted; German Prunes,
&c; French Prlnes, sc q d.; Raisins. 81 75@l
. box. with 25c advance for fractions
HONEY = We quote as follows: Comb,
&c: do white to extra white, 1l@sl2c; Extract
cd, choice to extra white, 5td5lac; do, am
ber-colored, 41a@5c; do, dark-colored, in order,
BETTER Continued heavy supplies keep
values depressed. We quote: Fancy, Use; choice,
16G171ac; good, 15c; fair, 14c mixed lots,
10 al2l2c Q b; Eastern, s@llc q D..
choice old, s@9c; fair to good, sore q ID; New
York Creamery, 1419@15c p ID.
EGGS-Most business is on a basis of lie Z
dozen, though occasional transfers are made at
| shade above and below this figure.
POULTRY-Prices keep steady. Strictly
choice Hens are scarce, though of medium
stock there is ample supply. Live Turkeys.
Gobblers, 1l@12c Hens 12@13c 2 ID dressed
Turkeys, 12@14c: BOOSTERS, s5d6 for old and
s7o9 for young: Hens, s5@6 so; Broilers,
IS 50@S as to size; Ducks t5g7 90 dozen;
Geese. II so z pair.
GAME-Is rather slow of SALE We
quote job lots as follows: Hare, 81 50@1 25
Rabbits 75c(as1 20: Mallards, 81 25@2 so; Can
vasback, So "a; Sprigs, 81 75@2; WidgeCn, S1G
| %; Teal, 75c@S1; Brandt, s. 25@l 90 Small
Geese, s1Gl % q dozen: snipe. common. 75c
@Sl: do. English, s2@2 % p dozen.
PROVISIONS-Eastern Hams 1l@12c n
kers; other brands, lo1z@1l1ac; California, s@
lOc for salt and sugar-cured: Eastern Breakfast
Bacon. i2@121ac; California Bacon, 714aSc
for heavy and medium, 9@l0c for light
Sides, 9d5%c 2 ID; Pork, 50 50@1o 80 for extra
prime, sl3 50@l4 50 for prime mess, S14@15 fol-
mess, si5G16 for clear, sl5 50@l7 for extra
for bbls. sos for Inf bbls; Extra Mess Beef
s1O6ll for bbls, s6G7 for hfbbls; Family
Beef. sl6es16 . Dbl: California Smoked Beef L
A121Sc p ID, Eastern Lard, S@s12c for tierces
and 1o14 alO1sc ? 70 for pals; California do, ION
for Ion, lol4@1o114c for 5-fb, and 1o14@l1c ? h
for 3-ib pals
WOOL-We quote fall clip:
Mountain, choice, p l2ai5
Mountain, poor.
Northern, defective-..................
FRESH MEAT = Following are the rates
from whole carcasses from siaughterers to
quality. 5@511ac; third quality, &c = D., Veal
| Large, 6asc: small, 6G10c p b. Mutton
Wethers, 51za6c; Ewes, 5a6c- Lamb-Quot.
@l25Sc y ID. Pork-Live Hogs, on foot, s5sa
&c; dressed do. 51ad61se y d.
EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS
NEW YORK March 4th
WHEAT-12 M.-9f4c for cash, 931s@9Jsst
for March, 931zc for April. Csc for May
95zSas6c for June and s614c for July.
SCGAR-Cuba Centrifugal, So Sly
FREIGHTS-Grain to Liverpool by steam, ID
wHEAT-l2 M.-791sc for cash: slss@Si1ae
for May and soc for June.
CORN-40c for May.
LIVERPOOL. March 4th.
wHEAT-Quiet but steady. California spot
lots Is Cd to IS Cd; off coast, s4s Cd; just ship
| ped. SIS; nearly due. SIS; cargoes off coast
hardening on passage, buyers and sellers apar
with upward tendency, and Oregon Wheat con
tinues strong at s5s Cd for all positions quantity