Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-09
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, OCTOBER still P.
FLoUR-So far, mlers report no change. We
quote brands as follows Best City Extra, 81 J21
Bakers Extra, s5@5 124; Superfne, IS 50@4; H.
terror Extra "a SOFA 70; interior Superfne, s3 so
"a; Oregon Extra, 81 50a4 70: choice do, IS ;
Oregon Superine, 50 50@4; Walla Walla Extra,
"a 506d4 rs q Dbl
Wharf.-The free arrivals of tonnage this week
gave holders considerable courage, and yesterday
the market exhibited decidedly buoyant tendency.
More favorable kilograms from Liverpool this
ing further strengthened the situation. Holders
had very advanced views, however, and business in
consequence received check. For choice lots of
milling 81 525 ctl asked, though no sales were
known to have been effected at such figures Still
it was a matter of publicity that more than one
offer OF 81 so had been refused. The slight sprink-
ling of rain this morning seemed to have impaired
more CELEBRITY to the movements OF shippers, and
much larger transactions would doubtless have been
consummated on Change had not holders been SO
positive in their asking rates. Sales include 200
ctls No. l, 81 421 800 do do, 81 42k; 900 do do,
to a shipper, 81 Az 1000 do good No. 2, 81 40
800 do do 81 40; 5000 do do, 81 37t $500 do do,
81 IS; 1900 do. off grade, g 321; 15oo do coast,
81 25; $50 do dark do, 81 22i; 500 do superfne,
81 Is o ctl. sale made late esterday of 10,
900 ctls No. shipping at 81 43a g ct We quote
No 1, 81 45d1 so, with choice milling at 81 521
No. 3 81 371d1 Az q ctl.
BARLBY-At present prices the market is not likely
to be stagnant. Shrewd operators are buying gilt
edged bay Chevaler at 81 % in preference to good
brewing at 90c, for overland shipment. light in
quiry is also observable for Chevaler for the English
market Feed keeps very quiet, with little prospect
of any immediate improvement. Sales OF 1000 SKIS
choice bay Chevalier, o. b., 81 %; 600 do do, for
shipment East, 81 %; 1904 do below standard,
81 Is; 1000 do good bay brewing, for overland
shipment, 90c; l64 do coast Chevaer, S5c; 800 do
light old brewing, soc q ctl. Brewing squotabe at
90@95c; feed, 75@s0c; Chevaler 81 25gl 30 for
choice standard bay, and 85c(dS1 for coast
OATS The market 8 still overstocked and prices
are quite weak Sales of 500 SKIS California Sur
prise, 81 27l; 200 do feed 81 10 q ctl. We quote
Humboldt, 81 15dl 80; coast 81 10@1 Is; Oregon
and Washington Territory, 81 15Gl 25; Surprise,
81 25@l 35 y ctl.
HAY-The several qualities are quotable as follows:
Poor stock, g Alfalfa, s9@l0; Stable S9@11 good
Dat, sl2 good Wheat, s12 50al3 q ton.
FRurT-The receipts OF Strawberries this morning
were comparatively large, but the damp weather
operated against sales, and more or less quantity
still in first hands late in the day. Blackberries
and Raspberries were in moderate supply at full
figures Grapes are quite abundant, and plenty OF
good table qualities have to be sold for wine pur-
poses We quote as follows: RaspberrIes, $40 q
chest Apples. 100000 box for ordinary, and Csc
asl for choice qualities; Pears, sog4oc . box
ounces, 75c@sl y box, and 10000 . basket
Cantaloupes, 5oc@sl e crate; Sweetwater Grapes,
35@50c . box; Tokay, 100000 . box
Black Hamburg, s9gsOc o box sp scat 4 %
melons, s5@1o . hundred; Blackberries, IS;
Strawberries, ss@1o . chest; Figs, 4o@75c .
box; Peaches, 90c@s1 rs for boxes and baskets
Plums, &c . n for all kinds except Damson,
Sicily, and $5@6 for Australian; Lines, $15@I8
for Mexican; Tamarinds, 12dl5c y ID Bananas,
s2@4 o bunch; Pineapples, $500 dozen; Tahiti
Oranges, s4@5 hundred; Wisconsin Cranberriee,
$40 50dl2 @ Dbl
BurTER-Fresh qualities do not work of quick
w. except for strictly choice and fancy Diaries for
which top figures are unhesitatingly paid. Picked
descriptions are selling quite freely; We quote
for iobbng lots as follows: Fancy, 423c
choice roll, 37a@4oc . n fair to good, 27s@s2.c
q d; inferior to ordinary. 23@26c, inside rate
for mixed lots from country stores. Firkin is
quotabe at 271@3oc . D. Picked, 30@32ac. Eastern
is in fair supply, and 2S@25c . % Will probably
cover the bulk Of offerings.
EeGs-Are slow Of sale. Buyers take barely
enough for immediate wants, in order to insure
against any marked decline. At the moment prices
would right matters at once We quote: California,
s2a34c; Oregon, 27i@32lc; Salt Lake, 25@27tc
Eastern, 24@26c; Lime, 25c.
GAsE-All descriptions make pretty fair repre-
sentaton quote iObbing ,d lots as follows %
doz Sprigs, 81 1891; Teal, 81 1902; widgeon,
81 25d1 so; Snpe, 75cdsl for common, and 81 50a3
q doz for English; Venison is quotable at case y
n Hare, s2@2 rs; Rabbits. s1@l 25; Doves, 7bc
WooL-we quote: Southern fall, s@12c q
h, according TO condition, while good free
mountain ranges from 13c to 15c, as to
shrinkage. Heavy northern Is worth loSloc,
and choice will range probably from 19c to
2lc q D. Eastern Oregon sells at 10000 for in
ferior and 21@24c for choice. Fine light fleece
Valleys come about 2sd29c, while common grades
are nominally 25@26c . h.
Sacramento Market.
FKu1r-our Sacramento quotations are from
the price-lists Of W. r Strong Co., and are
revised up TO P. NJ yesterday. They rep
resent trade prices, and have in view selected
fruits suitable for shipment: Apples, 75c@s1 /;
apples, papered for long shipment, 81 25@l IS /;
pears ordinary varieties 81 25dl 75c; Bartlett, 81 rs
az prunes, 81 25 . box peaches very scarce 81 so
al rs q box figs, 6@i0c . D; plums, very scarce,
81 50esl rs; oranges quotable at s40@i5 M Ia
hiti; lemons, Sicily, s9@10 . box; California, s4@
4 so. Australian, &5@6 y box; lines, Mexican,
sl6 . box, bananas, sS@sa 80 bunch pine
apples. sac o dozen; tomatoes, 60@6oc o box
watermelons. slal 25 . dozen; grapes are in
75c cantaloupes, 6oc q dozen; ounces, s1@l 25
o box; cranberries, sl2@l3 . Dbl. Bartlett
pears scarce and In good demand Growers will do
we'll however, TO get them into market before they
are too ripe TO bear handling. Tomatoes nearly out
Of market.
T. A. Burr OF this city, and corrected TO date
Dat hay. sloal2 . ton, baled alfalfa, S7@s q ton,
baIed bran, Sl1@i2 y ton; barley, so@S5c q cwt-;
ground barley, 95c@si . cwt.; wheat, 81 25@l IS
. cwt.; oats, 81 s5@2 y cwt.
Eastern and Foreign Markets.
NEW YORK. October sth
BREApsrUYYs-F1our and Wheat are strong, the
latter at 81 l0al l6
WooL-Quiet.
wHrNr-Good 10 choice California, % Cd u 9s 10d.
spot and cargo lots continue strong and there il
a small advance Cargo lots are quoted as follows
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