Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-23
COMMERCIAL.
SAN Francisco Produce Market.


FLouR-Best City Extra, s5@5 121; Bakers Ex
tras "a 1895; Superfne s. 1894 Is; interior Ex-
ira, q f0a4 IS; Interior Superfne, IS Ees /;
Oregon Extrs, "A 5064 Is Oregon Superfine 50 rs
"a: Walla WalIs Extra, 81 5094 10 3 Dbl
WHEAT-The market was less active to-day, with
more disposition to sell Holders were asking full
rates, though finding poor encouragement. Ship
ers doubtless supplied for all present necessi
ties, and do not seem anxious to buy ahead unless
at concessions at current rates Advices from Liv-
erpool report firm market at unchanged rates
The English crops are somewhat backward, though
healthy in appearance. On Change this morning
81 42k was paid for choice lot OF 400 cts ship
ping. Some 5000 ctls very good shipping was sold
at 81 40. About 900 ctls No. changed hands at
81 375 and parcel of 300 do was secured at
81 335 . ct, but deliverable at Port Costa. The
only other notable transfer 700 ctls of grade at
81 325 e ctl. We quote No. l, 81 421@l As No
| 2, 81 374@1 40 q ell.
inquiry for Chevaer particularly the coast descrp
ton. The demand, however, has not been urgent,
and no great movement is expected. Brewing is
less cared for than in week, though receiving
moderate attention Feed is gradually strengthen
ing, and buyers pay improved rates with good or
SAFES include 600 SKIS light brewing. 81 10; 1880
do bright coast Chevalier, 81 10 500 do do 81 05
220 do fair do 90c; $50 do S5c LOCO do feed, Soc
= ctl. Brewing is quotahle at 81 1o@1 90; feed.
S0aS5c; Cheval'er, 81 15@l 20 for choice stand
ard bay, aad s0c@5l 10 for coast
OATS Transactions at this mornings Change
were confined wholly to Humboldt, embracing 100
SKIS at 81 So 49) and $50 do at 81 80; $50 do,
81 All 3 ctl. We quote: Humboldt, 81 4o6a1 so !;
coast, 81 35@1 so; Oregon and Washington Terri
| tory 81 35al SIS Surprise, 81 coal 20 q ctl.
CoRS-oniy one sale was reported today, being
200 SKIS l.rse Yellow at 81 g ctl Small Yellow is
scarce Quotabe at 97l@sl 024 q ctl for large and
81 l5@1 20 for small Yellow, 81 35 q ctl White,
81 20.
RYE-A retail lot of coast sold this morning at
shade above figures. Quotable at 81 5o@1 so
q ctl.
BUcKwHHAr- 81 1891 90 9 ctl
v-iId oofS bip
Sl1@13; stock, s. 50@l0 u ton. Barley is scarce
and nominal.
HoPs-Quotabe at 15@2Oc . ID.
SEEDs-Mustard, 81 coal rs for Yellow, and
81 5Oal 80 for Brown Canary, 34@Slc; Hemp SC !;
Rape, 2t@29c; Timothy, S99c for native, and
10a1lc for imported Flax, 2@2tc; Alfalfa, 1S9
15c y ID.
operators, and buyers have to pay full prices.
We quote River Red, 81 Early Rose, S191 05;
Tomaes, 81 2091 25 Petaluma, 81 20@1 25; Hum
81 20@l % for Peachbow Oregon and Puget Sound,
9OcaSl 02k . ctl. New Potatoes, l3@2lc y ID.
ONIONS No wharf sales are reported From
81 75G2 y ctl will embrace asking rates for fair
article
BEAss-Bayos. sl@I 25; Butter, 81 4o@1 so for
small, and 81 55@1 IS for large Castor, s3@3 so
Lima, 81 1898; Pea, q 10@2 10; Pink, 95ea
81 O5; BED, 90c@s1 small White 81 95@2;
large White, 81 65@l 80 q ctl.
VEGETABLES weather is favorable for in
creased supplies, and lower prices in very short
time are more than probable. We quote as fol
lows: Green Peppers, 2O@25c y h; Marrowfat
Squash, SIS . ton Artichokes, Sac q doz.; Pars
nips, 81; Beets, Use; Carrots, 40@50c; Turnips,
50@60c q ctl Caulifiower, 75c dozen; Cabbage,
75c . ctl; Garlic, l@1c q ID; Sprouts, BIC; dry
okra, s@1oe; dry Peppers, 12t@l5c; Green Peas,
6a7c; hhubarb, 5@6c Tomatoes, 1e@12c ;Aspara-
gus, &c q ID Cucumbers, 50a75c . dozen.
FRuT-C onsignments of Oregon Apples are ex
arrivals of Strawberries to-day were of bet
ter quality than previous receipts Apples,
30@35c y box for ordinary and 81 50Qi rs
for choice qualities; Strawberries, Is q 25c
California; Lines, ss@9 . bex FOR Mexican, and
$2G3 y box for California; Tamarinds 12@15c
q II Bananas, S294 2 bunch; Cranberries, s22 so
q Dbl; California Oranges, 81 5o@3 D box; Sugar
Cane, 81 50@2 q bunch.
DRIED FRUIT-BusineSs is too limited to cause
any devils ton in values. Sun-dried Apples, 6@64e
for sliced and 5@5Ic for CHARTERED; Alden do,
I24c; Apricots, lS@20c Blackberries, III
Impressed; Smyrna do 24@25c Nectarines, 14a
l5c; Peaches, 1Sg20e for peeled and 10@l3c for
unpeeled; Pears, 9@10c for whole and 9@10c
for sliced /; Plums, 14d15e for pitted and 5@6c for
unpitted German Prunes, 11(@l3c q h. California
Raisns in lots of $50 boxes and upwards, quoted
as follows 81 5G92 for whole boxes, S2(d2 %
for halves, s., 2592 so for quarters and 81 50@
2 rs for eighths. with the usu,l discount to the
trade
HoNEY-The local demand is nominal, and we
hear OF no export movement. Comb, 11@i3c;
&c TOT T. Id Tor REite.
BuTrER-If there not continued active de.
mand, prices would break badly. Within week
there shas been decline of sc q ID all round,
ewing to large receipts, aud it looks as if bottom
had not been touched. Farmers and commission
merchants are making preparations to commence
packing Good qualities can be had to-day at 21td
22ic, though some fancy brands are held st 24@25c
o Id.
CHEEsE-Trade is good, while stocks are not large
and full figures are readily obtained for a choice
article. California, 1l@l4c; do, in drums, lag
15c; Eastern, 17@20c; Western, 14@l5c q tb.
EGGs-There is less willingness to sell at zoe to-
day, and dealers having light stocks insist 21c 3
dozen.
PouLTRr-Beyond an easier feeling, there is
nothing to note We quote: Live Turkeys.
gobblers 13614e; do Hens, 15d16c; dressed, 13@16c
Q b; Rooeters S5@5 so for old and sSa9 for
young Hens, S6aS; Broilers, Sc 5o97 So accord
ing to size; Ducks, S7@S q dozen Geese, s2@
GAME = Any large shipment would cause
prices to decline. We quote Brandt, S1d
l so Geese, 81 for white and S2q2 so for gray
Honkers, S4@5; Snipe, 40td75c for common, and
1902 so e dozen for English; Hare, g 50@2 IS !;
Rabbits. 81 25G1 go q dozen.
PRovIsIoNs-The market for meat products is in
creasing in activity and prices well maintained
| except for Eastern Hams which are dull at the
quotations given. Hog products have an advancing
tendency, while Beef products are likely to decline.
Oregon is now drawing on us freely every steamer
| for this class OF merchandise Eastern Hams, 14d
14ac; California Hams, 11@111c Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, 13@l34c; California Smoked Bacon, la
I2c for heavy andmedium and l3@13lc for light and
extra light Clear Sides, 121@l24c; Pork So 5c@15
for Extra Prime, Sl5@15 30 for Prime Mess,
so for Mess S2I for Clear and So for Extra Clear
Pigs Feet, s14@15 q Dbl; Mess Beef, so for
bbls and s6@e 80 for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef,
| SO 50@l1; Family Beef, S13@lS so q Dbl; Cali.
| fornia Smoked Beef, 1o910ic o ID Beef Tongues,
IS q dozen; Easiern Lard, 1S4@14lc q II for ali
| Jles and sizes Of packages; California do, Ion
cs, lie; 5-b cs, HE; pals, 12@I23c; Royal do,
| 12zc g h.
WooL-There is no change in the local mari ct
Business and values both nominal. Advices from
Boston report the situation adverse to the inter
| ests of growers