Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-01
rHE DAILY REC0RD-UNION.
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

and each will probably carry a fair shipment. We
quote Best City Extra, s. 25; Bakers Extra |
g 1906 interior Superine g 1894 12l Oregon |
Extra, "a 5o94 70; choice do, IS; Oregon Super |
fine, % 1894 12l: wslla Walla Extra, q 75@5 . |
Dbl
WUEAT-Holders to-day were little more toler- |
ant and seemed disposed to meet the market to a |
certain extent. On Change, business was more |
active at slight shading in rates Probably the
news from foreign grain centers had some lnnu-
euce in equalizing the views OF buyers and
sellers Liverpool advices represent the spot
markets dull, while cargoes were SAID to be m
z,ress of Yesterday saws: Speculation in the
United States finds echo here, and the millers
believe that sooner or later prices Will fall The
same authority reports the quantity imported into
HE tinted Kingdom during the week ending No
vember 20th at 1,2is,76 cwt- Of wheat and 81 500
cwt of -four Transactions include 1000 ets choice
milling, 81 55 600 do do, 81 80 500 do do,
do, 81 52I; 200 do No. shirning, 81 52l; 1000 do
No. edo, 81 All; 800 do do, 81 46l 5000 do do, in
lots q 4591 All; 1000 do, OFF grade, 81 3la g
ctl. We quote No. !, 81 52lg1 S.; No. ,, 81 As
to 81 So
BARLEY-The inquiry is less positive. Buyers OF
brewing Eastern account appear to have tempo
rarily withdrawn, although the New York market is
represented to be quite strong and 81 % e bushei
is given as the ruling rate for No. round State.
The Sonoma, which sailed hence on Sunday, carried |
over 200 ctls via the Horn. Cheyalier is not in /
request, probably in consequence Of the disposition
Of many owners to hold for higher rates. Feeddoes
not move quite freely, but those who have stocks
on haIm are quite confident that present rates at |
least can be well maintained. Sales to-day include
1000 SKIS choice feed, 95c $50 do good do 32sc |
800 do fair do 9Oc; 500 do poor dark coast, SIZE q
ctl Yesterday afternoon lot of 1000 SKIS very |
bright feed realized 81 q ctl. Brewing is quotable
at 81 1011 20 feed, e09ei2c; Chevaer, 81 cog |
! Is for choice standard bay, and 81 10dl 10 for
coast
OArs-There is an abundance in first hands. but
operators show desire to force sales, and the
81. sd To- ta.r fa
business includes 200 SKIS Humboldt milling 81 37A
300 do coast feed 81 30 p cti Humboldt, 81 z6@
! 37I coast, 81 15d1 30; Oregon and Washington
Territory 81 25Gl IS Surprise, 81 35dl 40 q ctl.
CoRE-The market Is somewhat unsettled, and
interested parties are OF the opinion that better
prices will rule in the near future. No sales re-
ported to-day. Yellow, 81 20G1 25 white, 975c@
81 o ctl.
Rrs-All arrivals are easily plsced at current
rates. Sales on Change to-day OF I'll SKIS choice
coast, 81 575 ; 200 good do, 81 50 . cti. Quotabe
At 81 525@l 57A q ctl.
BUcKwHEAf- Is rather quiet, owing to light oder-
ings. Quotabe at 81 45Gl 90 Z ctl
HAY-No violent fluctuations have occurred in
week Alfalfa, s9@l0; Barley, slS; Dat, Sl6@
Is so Wheat, SIS 50Gl6 q ton.
HoPs-Les5 activity is reported at New York,
though prices continue firm. 1t is said that liberal
orders to purchase in our market ton Eastern ac-
count cannot be filed in consequence OF the unwill
ngness Of holders TO make concessions. The limit
70 buy is somewhere about &c q III below asking
rates for choice quality. We quote l4g20c . 10 as
governing figures.
SEEDS Mustard, 19a2c for Brown and Yellow;
Canary, 3t@4lc; Timothy, 9@1lc; Flax, 29@Sc
Alfalfa, l2dl3c q tb.
PorAroEs-R Receipts continue free, but the demand
seems to keep plce with the supply, and prices are
not only sustained but in many higher rates are
obtained for choice lots Wharf rates to-day are as fol-
lows River Red, 40d50c; Early Rose, 40@55c
Cufey Cove 75C6S5c ; Tomales, 60Qd65c; Petaluma,
65a70c Salinas, 67s@60c Humboldt, 100000 tsctl.
OSIoss-There is no regularity to the market.
We hear of sales ranging from sS@3 Is ctl, tie
latter figure being paid for small lot o. very
chased below So SO y ctl.
BEANS Transactions are more free and embrace
nearly all assortments. Bayos, 90c@s1 Butter,
Castor, SS@5 rs Lima, 50 5094; Pea 81 409
/ SO; Pink, 90c@Sl; Red, 95cdSl small White
81 25@1 SO; large White. 81 2o@l As . ctl.
YEGErABLEs-All descriptions are scarce and prices
rule high. Marrowfa. Squash, $40 2 ton;
String Beans, 7@1Oc q IL; Artichokes, 35c
. dozen; Parsnips, 81 @ ctI; Beets,, 81; Car
81 . dozen; Cabbage, Zoe q ctl; Cucum-
bers. 5oe75c 9 box; Garlic, Be b Sprouts
Die u Ii.
apples are about the only salable description.
Grapes find scarcely any inquiry, and prices are
again shading. Native lemons have the preference
over foreign varieties. Apples, So@4Oc . box for
Pears, 75c@s2 so o box; ounces, coarse o box;
Tokay Craps, 75c q box; Black Morocco, 75c
q box; Muscat, soc Q box; Cornechon, 81 %
.
Lemons, ss@lO . box for Malaga; Lines, s1O@l2 g
for Mexican; Tamarinds, 12915c . n; Bananas,
s2as4 Q bunch Pineapples, Ss@9 e dozen Wis.
consin Cranberries. gil 5o@l2 SO e Dbl; Tahiti
Oranges $35@40 q NJ Mexican do, s30d35 o N.
BuTTBR--Many dealers believe that top prices
have been touched, and that values will decline as
supplies OF fresh Increase. Already several depots
present evidences OF accumulation, which necess-
tate lower asking rates in order to keep stocks re-
duced. Even at figures the market is
weak; Fancy, 47ic . ID; choice roll, avg
ordinary, 2S@26c, inside rate for mixed lots from
country stores Firkn Is quotable at 3593T4c % b.
Picked, 371@40c. Eastern is in good supply, and
249S0c b Ii will probably cover the bulk oil erer
ings.
CHEEsB-Find good custom at our rates. Califor
MIA, 1Sgl5c; do, in drums, l4@l5c . ID; Eastern.
16al9c: Western, 149l5c . D.
EGes-Market weak. Our top price for California
is not easily obtained to-day, while some extra fine
Eastern might bring an advance on our rates. Salt
Lake are scarce, though less firm. California, 47t@
Soc; Salt Lake. 80 440c Eastern, 2I4t9o23c; Lime,
275@30c o Dozen
PouLrRY- Variations are nominal. The demand
is light, and the supply is not excessive Turkeys
IIfl3c o Ii for live 12@15c y Ii for dressed Roost
ers, s494 so for old and s5a5 80 for young; Hens,
s5a6; Brothers, SGT. according TO size; Ducks,
s4a5 . doz; Geese, 81 75@2 IS q pair.
GANE-Prices generally favor purchasers. Quail,
75@s7tc; Mallard Ducks, 81 so92 IS: Canvas
back Ducks, 81 25d2 80 Sprigs, 81 509l Is; Teal,
sl@l rs Widgeon, Sl@1 l21 Brandt, 81 5OGl IS;
Geese, 81 for white and S2s2 . for gray sniPe,
ASA
English Hare s2@2 25; Rabbits, s1Gl 25; Doves,
76e q dozen.
PRoyIsIoSs-The demand is moderately active
and probably as large as can be expected at this
season. Prices generally unchanged. Eastern Hams
l4@l59o; California, 1aal2e; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, l2l6l3c; California Smoked Bacon, 1O}Gllc
for heavy and medium, and l1idl2le for light and
extra light; Clear Sides, 12l@l3c; Pork, Sl29
IL so for Extra Prime, S15(d15 so for Prime Mess,
$50 for Mess S2l for Clear and s22 for Extra Clear
Pigs Feet, Sli@I5 q Dbl; Mess Beef, so for
bbls and Se66 so for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef,
$40 509l1 Family Beef, slS9lS 30 . Dbl; Cali
fornia Smoked Beef, 11l@i1$e q ID; Beef Tongues,
SIS . dozen; Eastern Lard, 1Si@14ac q ID for al
Ety les and sizes OF packages California do. 10Th
cs, 1O5e; 5-lb cs, lie; pals, l19@12c; Royal do,
1910 . 10.
WOOL Our quotations about represent the mar
ket Trade is very quiet and corfined to strictly
free descril tons, which in good demand. The
stock Of Oregon is light, and good parcels bring full
figures. The supply of defective Southern and San
Joaquin fail wool is very large, and holders would
be glad to dispose of it at fair rates. We quote
as follows Southern fall, 12@15c q ID for fair
to good, and l09l2c for ordinary to inferior;
San joaquin 121l5c for fair TO good; 14d16c for
heavy mountain, and 176t20c for light do Northern,
147l6c for poor detective Sacramento, 19d2lc for
good Red Bluff and Chico, and 23@25c q b for
Humboldt and Mendocno. Eastern Oregon sells at
l7@2lc for inferior, and 2f@27c for choice. Fine
light fleece Valleys come about 29@S0c while COM
mon grades noninallY 25G26c z b. Oregon
lambs quotabe at 2i@26c D h for choice East
tern and 2SflS9c n, for valley