Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-24
COMMERCIAL,
gan Francisco Produce Market.


SAsFRASuisoo, June 23d-1P NJ
| FLouR-No export inquiry OF consequence
\ We quote the various brands follows ::
Best City Extra, s. 6a1; Bakers Extra IS 40d6 IS
terror Superine, IS 5oa4; Oregon Extra, "a 5oG5;
choice do, S5@5 25; Oregon Superfine, s. 5094 ;
Walla Walls Extra, 81 90d5 12t e Dbl.
WHEAT offerings of new are daily increasing.
Some of the samples are choice, clean and full,
while others poor and shrivelled. One lot from
Eppingers farm, near Germantown, Colusa county,
specially observed for its plumpness. The
patch whence it was gathered covers 900 acres the
yield from which is expected TO be not less than 25
600 bushels The grain is known as Proper, and
well adapted for milling. bunch of Volunteer
stalks, well headed. from Roberts Island, also
elected remark Change. The specimen was par
ticularly noted for the large size OF the kernel,
which in bulk and weight was much greater than
ordinary grain. Business continues slack. Ship
pers appear to be willing to make purchases, but at
present the views OF holders are not in accord with
those OF buyers in regard to values. In the absence
OF data based actual transactions we continue
former rates. We quote No. at 81 55@1 GO; No. .,
81 45G1 52a q ctl
BARLEY-Nothing occurred to-day to disturb the
monotonY that has prevailed for over week. Hold
ers however, still have faith in the near future,
and believe something will transpire to strengthen
the market and fayorably affect values. To-
Gays sales compose two small lots of 800 and
400 respectively of feed at zoe q ctl. Brew
ing is quotabe at !@S5c; feed 65a70c Chevalier
81 20@1 so for choice bay, and Sjc 81 10 for
coast
oATs-Met with but little attention to-day.
At the morning session of Change there were
liberal offerings, but operators were scarce, and
sales came to knowledge. Stocks are
pretty heavy and prices not buoyant. We
quote: Humboldt, 81 40@1 so; coast, sl@1 %
Oregon and Washington Territory, 81 goal 45;
Surprise, 81 55@1 90 q ctl.
HAY-Cargo lots on the wharf range from IS to
So q ton.
srRAw-ouotabe at 4oa5oc q bale
BUTTER-Dealers are handling the market we'll
Notwithstanding the arrival o; $50 pkgs to-day from
the lower coast prices well maintained. The
bulk OF sales making at 2l@f224c q ID, though
the range for good to choice qualities may be given
at 21923lc u 10, the latter extreme figure for
fancy diaries; inferior to ordinary 17@19c, inside
rates for mixed lots from country stores. New rkin
is quotable at 20@223c 4 h.. Small transactions of
pick ed are reported at 22lc u h.
CIIEEsE-We quote California at 1@Sc for inferior
and a@l0c u ID for good TO choice.
EGGs-The market IS well stocked, as the usual
supplies were supplemented this morning by the re-
ceipt of IS cases from the Southern country. Under
light demand prices are easy at 2092lc e Dozen
Eastern quoable at II! Gl9c T. dozen, the latter
for prime article.
PoULTRY-Supplies are sufficient for all needed
wants We quote: Turkeys, l46lGc for live; Rosters
s5@5 80 for old and 81 50ld9 so for young; Hens
Ducks, 81 50@5 so . dozen; Geese, 81 25@l 20
q pair.
WooL-The expected sale of the Anderson valley
clip at Cloverdale yesterday did not take place
Buyers were not willing to concede certain eXactons
the part Of growers and consequently no bust
ness was trans acted The local market seems
steady. There is a fair inquiry, with moderate sales
The Tam O'Shanter sailed yesterday afternoon for
New York, carrying nearly 1000 900 lbs. We quote:
l6@l9c for bury 20@2l3c for slightly bury, and
22@24c for free southern and San joaquin. North
ern is quotable at 23@25c for heavy and 27@31c y
N for fancy GRADES