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

SAN Francisco, September Sth-l Pm
FLOUR About 1900 bbls went forward to
Central American ports yesterday per steamer.
We quote the various brands follows Best City
Extra, IS 121 Bakers Extra, s5@5 12}; Superfne,
50 50d4; interior Extra, "a 6oa4 rs; interior
Superfne, So 503<; Oregon Extra e. 5od4 10;
choice do, s5; Oregon Superine, s. 5o@4 Nala
walla Extra, "a 5o@4 IS y Dbl
WHEAr-No signs of improvement are discovert-
Bile. Shippers claim to be buying at ran Il
81 25 to 81 80 q ctl with occasionally 81 30 for
selected parcel The cargo of the North American,
Just sailed for Liverpool, is manifested at figure
equal to 81 40 q ct. On Change to-day there was
no pressing demand, while the disposition 10 real
ize was more than ever pronounced. Yesterday n
round sale of 2s, 900 ctls OF No. for export was
consummated, but the details withheld. The
Liverpool quotation comes through unchanged, be-
ing lower than in two months. The heavy ship
ments from New York Indicate q pretty good Cont
mental demand, while at the same time these liberal
exports may explain the declining rates in England
Last month Is 800 600 bushels of grain went out OF
the port of New York, and this months shipments
are expected to reach Is Oo0, coo bushels. To-mor-
being a legal holiday, there will be no session
of Change. Sales Of 500 ctls Ne. 2, 81 so; 300 do
do 81 30; SEQ do off grade, 81 % = ctl. We
quote: No. l, 81 35dl 379 choice milling, 81 40;
No. 2, 81 274@l 324 q ctl.
BARLEY-1here was some movement to-day in
both feed and brewing descriptions Cheyaiier
not in special request though offerings quite
liberal About Is 900 ctls went forward yesterday
to Liverpool on the North American, the manifest
value of which approximates 81 Az t'ctl. Sales in
clude 1000 SKIS new bay brewing, 95c; 5000 DO do,
private 800 do coast feed, 7S9c 500 do do Isle;
800 do do, 77lc z ctl Brewing is quotable at 90a
95e; feed, 75@50c, Cheyalier, 81 37@9l 42t for
choice bay and S5c{rS1 % for coast.
oATs-No business OF any extent was done on
Change this morning We quote Humboldt, 81 40
al so coast, 81 GOAL IS; Oregon and Washington
Territory, 81 200l 45 Surprise, 81 GOAL 90 q ctl.
HAY-No sales reported to-day. Cargo lots the
wharf range from 50 to S12 so q ton.
HoPs-The demand is slow and prices are not
strong. New crop is quotable at 20925c q II for
all arrivals to date.
FRUu-Can;aloupes are in almost unlimited sup
ply, and dealers are disposed to accept any offer.
watemelons also cheaper. Grapes keep about
the same price Blackbernes show wide range,
the lower figure being factory rate. We quote
follows Apples 4O@50c Q box for green and 75c@Sl
for red Pears, 30@40c q box; Bartlett do, 621c o box
OF 60 Ii 75c@s1 g box of 40@45 Ms 81 25@1 so u box
of 60 lbs Cantaloupes, 60dS0c g crate Sweetwater
Grapes, 5o@75c 3 box; Tokay, Sl@l 25 q box,
Black Hamburg, 50dT5c e box; Muscat 75c6
81 y box Rose of Peru, 50a75c Q box; Crab Apples,
81 q box; Watermelons, 75c@s1 q dozen; Back
berries, 81 50d4 q chest; Figs 50ta75c q box;
Peaches, in bxs, Sl@1 % ; do in baskets, $l@1 %,
with small cling at 50@65c; Plums, f1@3c % ID;
German Prunes, S5c@S1 q basket Lemons, s9@l0
q box for Sicily, and S5@6 for Australian; Lines,
Sl7 50@20 for Mexican; Tamarinds 12@l5c q Ii;
Bananas, S2a4 q bunch
HoNEY-Market steady and firm. We quote:
Comb, 11@l3e; strained, 6St6lc for daik, and 20
71c 9 IL for white.
BUTTER-The market has more steady tone. A
really ne article Will Drlng an advance on our rates.
We quote iobbing lots as follows Good to choice,
25@30c q b. inferior to ordinary 29@23c, inside
rate for mixed lots from country stores. New frkin
is quotable at 21@25c o lb. Pickled comes within
the range Of 25(d271c. Eastern is III fair supply,
and 2Oa24c q Ii will probably cover the bulk of
offerings
CHEEsK-We quote California, l2@14c do, in
drums, 14@15e e ib; Eastern, 1G@lse; Western,
14@15c q Ii.
Eoes-Sales Of good to choice are reported at
29c, Sic and SIC e Dozen Inferior parcels hard
to sell. We quote California, 27@30e; Salt Lake
25c Eastern, 25c; Lime 25c; Oregon, 25f27le q
dozen.
PoULrRY-Trade is dull, and prices are not firm.
We quote: Turkeys, 15@1Sc q b for live; Roosters,
s5 5O@7; Broilers, sS@4 according 10 size Ducks,
e3 509i so q dozen Geese, 81 5e@t2 a pair
WooL-Dealers have nothing encouraging to
report We quote the market nominal; 16@19c for
bury; 20122c for free southern and San
joaquin. Northern is quotable at 20@25c for
ordinary heavy grades Humboldt, 32c; Siskiyou,
27(d2Sc; Washington Territory, 25@2Se Fall Ian b
clips quotable at 12l4e for fair good Southern
and l4@l6c for choice do. ; poor Northern, I5@l7c
y b. Strictly free and light Northern would prob
ably bring 20td22c q h. Eastern Oregon sells at
16G2Oc for inferior, and 22i924e for choice. Fine
light fleece Valleys come about S9c while common
grades are nominally 25@2sc q Ii.
Sacramento Market.
FRUIT-Our Sacramento quotations are from
the priceists OF W. R Strong & Co., and
resent trade prices, and have in view selected
fruits suitable for shipment: Apples, 75c@sl
apples papered for long shipment, 81 Is;
pears, ordinary varieties, 75e@S1 25 Bartlett 81 30
az prunes, Sl&1 % q box peaches, 81 25@1 10 .
box figs 6@1O6 q n; pluDs, in variety, 75c@s1 SOP
box; oranges are very scarce, quotable at $40 NJ
Tahiti; lemons, Sicily ss@lo 9 box; California, si@
so; Australian, s5@5 80 . box; lines, Mexican,
sls@2o q box; bananas, sS@s4 SO o bunch pine
apples, $40 Q dozen; tomatoes, 40@e50c q box;
waterrnelons, 9Oc@sl . dozen; grapes are in
1oc@Sl; crabapples, 75e@sl 25; cantaloupes,
60c q dozen. Late FREE and Cling Peaches
are now coming in, but the crop OF both is
very Ighs, and III consequence prices well Hin-
tanned Apples are il hetter variety and more plen-
tiful. Grapes coming forward freely
Now in market Musea.s Tokay and Black Grapes IN
variety. Plums will not last much longer. The
supply OF Lines Is very scant, and price correspond
FEEp-our quotations are from the pTice-ists OF
Z. A Burr, of this city, and correo7sd to date
Oat hay, sS1l0 e ton, baled alfalfa, sI@s Y ton,
haied bran, Sfl@l2 . ton; barley, soe1s5c cwt.:
ground barley 95ctdsI q cwt.; wheat, 81 25@l 80
9 cwt;' cats, 81 s5@2 2 cwt.
Eastern and Foreign Markets.
NEW YORK, September sth
BezADsrUFYs- Flour is quiet and heat is strong,
latter at Sl@1 oS.
HIprs-farr demand and prices have advanced to
231@24c.
GRocyptrs-Rio Coffee is steady, hut quiet; Re-
fined Sucsrs are in good demand and irmer. Teas
are slow, but held trnler.
tsosToS September S.h.
Woo1.-The market is quiet, most manufacturers
be;np well stocked. Casf5rnia ranges from s5e 10
s7c for spring, but there 20 insorfsnt sales u
report. ,o, ea.,.a,,,ar oh
wur.r-Good to e.iolce Cs,iiornia y 81 % s,i.
The market is quiet anu ste ,s, and the weather in
England is hot.
HamaERs oAscAea saesspt BiTTEss fof lab irsl
constitution.