Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-15
COMMERCIAL.
Produce Market of San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, December l4th-1 Pn
fL0ua-There is light export Inquiry. Best
City Extra, IS rs Bakers Extra, s5@5 12t; Super
flne $ 1894 IS interior Extra Is 75s5; interior
Supsrane, s. 1884 12t: Oregon Extra, "a 50a4 rs /;
Oh Ike do, s.; Oregon Super inc, s. 1894 III !;
Waiis Wslla Extra, "a 75G5 D Dbl
WHEAr-Transactions on Change this morning
were toerably fair. A disposition to sell ON the
part Of holders induced shippers to step into the
market again. The most noticeable transfer was
lot of II 900 cts No. at 81 49, q ctl. The sea-
sons storage was paid, but the buyer will put it
aboard ship at once. Another lot of 10000 cts No.
/ brought 81 so. Other sales embrace 80 ctls for
Maccsron 81 SCI COO do choice milling, Oakland
delivery, 81 SIT 400 do 90, s 5l} GOO do No 1
shipping, 81 so /; COO do good milling, 81 4sf 400
do lie, q 4S3 $40 do No. 2, 81 az 1900 do off
grade 81 40; 500 do for superfne, 81 80 407 do
81 so q ctl. We quote: No. !, 81 Ala
80 with choice milling at 81 52l No. :, 81 4si@
/ 10 cil.
BASLEY-Some very plausible the ,ries are ad-
vAnce1 TO support the proposition that prevail ing
values are not likely to recede. II is claimed that
low ruling rates have induced larger consumption,
especially for feed purposes. Then it is urged that
the returns 10 farmers year ago were not suff-
GENTLY reuuneratiye, and consequently lesser
acreage was sown, which 20 a certain extent
counts fer the recent inquiry for int Tor ship
ment II il true that many of the up-ryer vessels
have carried c0Isignmen's Of feed TO Stockton
and like points, and this is toleraby fair evidence
thlt the yield Of the San Joaquin is not in OF
local trade. The bulk Of the crop raised in Los
Angeles and other southern counties is being
GRADUALLY transported II Arizona, where q
q nd market is said to exist. The prosecu.
ZION Of the extension Of the Southern Pa
-cifs Railroad is likely 20 necesstate ship
ants in that direction for team fodder. Dstillers
have also been buying more extensively this season
Than usual taking advantage OF a cheap market
Snecnlators have likewise recently entered the field
tbo,,yh not in sufficient number TO have any very
,rcnonnced effect on the situation. Still, all these
ss.yral circumstances have contributed to raise
,,r;ees from 77l6S5c q etl for brewing in July to
q ioal 90 y cd early in,Decsmber. showing gain
~ about ~ per cent. in, five months. Nearly the
s,rns enhancement in values is exhibited in the
,,.;co ~ feed which was quotabe early in
~ month at eoIoT. y CT, against
$40 y ell 1T the beginning of last July.
We commenced the harvest year with an adj
,,.,-sd surplrs of 91S 2qf centals Of the several
iescriptiors and the combined exports by sea and
iI thus far this season foot up an amount pretty
nearly eaual to this surplus Any estimate OF the
-1bssbls Quantity to come forward would be mere
,sss v-ork. as the best Informed operators are
Ssyithou. reliable data. Business yesterday was
,,;st.,r than for over two months, but. to-day
there was 4 marked Improvement, and prices
Ta,eraliy recoveFcd TO the top hgures CT
T-i,a season. Two los az choice brewing say
ooo ana ,og7 SKIS respectively sold at ~ . 2 cu,
sri,sls .90 do good do realized 81 l7a ell per
III ~ Gao SKIS choice Chesaiier brought 81 ~ ana
- ~ M SKIS fair 90 went ut 81 Z c.l- strictly
,sa IN feed sold to the extent OF 800 sks at 81
/; ~, outside rate to day. Brewing IS quota
M a, II l5al 25 feed, s0@973c; Cheyaiier,
n rial 2sI for choice standard bay, and SIG
10 for coast.