Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-08
THE DAILY RECORD-UNI0N.
OCTOBER s. 1880.
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.


FLouR-The local trade continues good. We
quote brands as follows; Best City Extra, IS 124
Bakers Extra, S5Gb l21; Superdne, 50 5094; m.
terror Extra, 81 50a4 IS; interior Superfne, g 50
"a; Oregon Extra, "a Boat rs; choice do. s. ;
Oregon superane, So 5o@i; Walla Walla Extra
q 5o@4 rs o Dbl
WHEAT-Business on Change this morning was
quite lively and more transactions were reporter
than for any single session for a year past. snip
pers and millers were both IN the marhel, LIZ
former seeming willing to purchase Amos - ~,
thing that was offered provided the asking Ia.e
not beyond their views. Although ei.o s:.o
business was unusual large there was no excite
ment observable in fact, for good portio u s.io
time trade appeared rather TO drag tna o,ne ~
From examination OF our repol'' ~ s co. t;tI
that shippers went as high as 81 80 Ior surety
choice lots 1t was also reported that miners pau
81 an for some choice lots, while ior glt-e1ge par
GELS even shade higher was OBTAINED; Altnough
,a are not able 10 obtsin full details, the informa-
tion came TO us through reliable sources Advices
from liverpool to-day are not particularly encour-
aging sales to day include 5000 ctls No. 10 q
s6ipper, 81 40; 1000 do do 81 45; 1000 do choice
milling. 81 as: 400 do do, 81 as 200 do do, 81 45
10 600 do No shipping, 81 42l; 5000 do do, 81 421
900 do do 81 423 500 do do, 81 42a; AIS do do,
81 425; 400 do do 81 42i; 377 do do, 81 42l; 500
do good milling, 81 42i; 1000 do No. l. 81 40;
i 900 do do to shipper 81 40; 1000 do do, 81 40
$50 do do, 81 40 I10O do No. . shipping, 81 37I !;
200 do fair milling, 81 371 1900 No. shipping,
81 35 500 do do, 81 IS; 500 do do 81 IS; 1000 do
off grade. 81 32l 500 do do, 81 32t $50 do coast,
81 3d. 5000 do off grade, 81 2s3 9 ctl. Yesterday
afternoon there were sales of 1000 ctls No. at
81 40, and 1900 do and 1900 do No. at 81 371 q
ctl, all on shipping account. We quote: No. l.,
81 421Gl 49, with choice milling at 81 Az No. 2,
81 3591 40 Q ctl.
BARLEY-The market is more active, but prices are
weak. Buyers just now are giving more attention
10 Chevaer, and picking up all parcels that are
allowed to 90 at our transaction rates. A small lot
of light weight changed hands on Change to-day at
81 OH q ell, while some 600 bags on the cars "a
pound below standard) sold at a range of 81 o1@
l TO- This latter purchase will likely go Greet
East. A parcel of 1900 sacks choice was reported
sold, but the particulars withheld Other sales
embraced 100 SKIS bald 95c; $500 do light brewing,
sale; 1000 good coast feed, 76lc; 200 and 300 do
do, 75c ell. Late Yesterday afternoon round lot
Of 1900 SKIS old feed sold at Tile ctl. Brewing is
quotabe at 90@95c; feed, 75@S0c; Chevalier. 81 25
al 30 for choice standard bay, and S5casl for
coast.
HAY-The several qualities are quotable as follows:
Poor stock, s. Alfalfa, s9@1o; Stable, s9a11 good
Oat S12; good Wheat, So 50Ql3 81 ton.
FRuIT-Berries brought high prices again to-day.
The market is glutted with Grapes, particularly
black descriptions and buyers almost make
their own terms. Bartlett Pears falling off, and
will soon be out altogether The receipts OF Sscra-
Inento river Peaches very light, only 10 baskets
coming to hand to-day. Box Peaches from other
localities are moderately plentiful. We quote the
varieties as follows Raspberrles, $50 e chest APP
pies, 40660c @ box for ordinary, and G5c@Sl
for choice qualities; Pears, 50Q40c q box;
Bartlett do, S3@2 so q box of 60 TBS
ounces, 75eaS1 q box, and 40d60c q basket
Cantaloupes 5Oea$1 q crate; Sweetwater Grapes,
35a5Oc q boz; Tokay, 4o@6oc q box /;
Black Hamburg, 30G5Oc q box; Muscat, 100000
Q box; Rose OF Peru, S0650c u box. Water
melons. S5G10 q hundred Blackberries, so /;
Strawberries, Sl2@l3 9 chest; Figs, 40d75c o
box; Peaches, 9OctdS1 % for boxes aud baskets ;
Plums &c . Ii for all kinds except Damson
which sell at &c e b; Lemons, s9@10 e box for
Sicily, and S5d6 for Australian; Lines, sI5@1S
for Mexican Tamarnds, 12@l5o q h Bananas,
S294 . bunch; Pineapples, SSQ9 d dozen; Tahiti
Oranges, S4@5 0 hundred; Wisconsin Cranberries,
SO 5O@l2 q Dbl.
HoSEY-We quote Comb, 12a14c; strained
Ca6Bc for dark and 7@7!c q 10 for white.
BUTTER-Dealers generally report fair trade at
choice roll, 37I@4Oe 2 ID fair to good, 274@S2lc
e 10; inferior to ordinary, 23@26c, inside rate
for mixed lots from country stores. Firkin is
quotable at 27A@30c Q ID. Picked S0@S2lc. Eastern
is III fair supply, and 2S@25c q ID will probably
cover the bulk OF offerings.
CHEEsE-The market is strong, and dealers are
seriously thinking of advancing rates. Some firms
Will not sell less than our top quotation. We quote
California, 12d14c do, in drums, 14@15c q ID
Eastern, 169lSc Western, 14@l5c q ID.
EaGs-The market is dropping, though orators
do not believe that there will be any great decline
in prices. Sales of good California were made to-
Oregon, 27A@32Ac; Salt Lake, 25@274c; Eastern,
24G25e; Lime, Csc.
PouLrRY-Turkeys and Young BOOSTERS are a
shade dearer. We quote: Turkeys, l5@l9c q
to 50 for young Hens, S5@7; Broilers, 1894,
according to size; Ducks, S4(d5 SO q dozen
Geese, 81 75@2 25 o pair
WooL-We quote: Southern fall, 99l2c y
N, according TO condition, while good free
mountain ranges from 15c to 15c, as to
shrinkage. Heavy Northern is worth 15G16c,
and choice viii range probably from 19c to
PIC e h. Eastern Oregon sells at 10000 for in
ferior and 2l@24c for choice Fine light fleece
Valleys come about 2S@29c, while common grades
are nominally 2592Gc g Ii.