Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-10
COMMERCIAL.
san Francisco Produce Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 9TH

SAN Francisco, September 9th-l Pm
FLouR-Light purchases for Honolulu are re.
rs Superine, 81 25@4 IS; Interior Extra, 81 5o9
rs; Interior Superfne, s4@4 623.
WHRAr-The current week has been about the
quietest of the present harvest year The recorded
public transactions on shipping account scarcely
foot up Il 900 ctls and it is not believed that the
amount OF business done through private channels
would largely swell this quantity Last Monday
there was a meeting in this city of several repre-
sentative growers for the purpose OF devisng SEINE
measure to induce farmers to temporarily withdraw
all offerings. 1t the opinion OF those present
that concerted action in the matter would help
largely in raising prices The meeting adjourned
| till next Wednesday, when statistics will be pre-
scented to the quantity of Wheat on hand and the
| amount of tonnage here and to arrive. Many hold
ers are sangune that intelligent discussion in the
premises will result faycrably for the selling inter
est. Yesterday the first time in ten days that
exporters at all anxious to purchase, and 1t is
stated that offers to buy at 81 s. freely made
but not responded to. The Liverpool market is re-
ported to be much frmer to-day, and cargoes are
said to be generally held at Cd advance on yester
days rates To-day is observed as holiday and
there session OF Change. No. is quotable at
| 81 IS; No. ?, 81 574@1 623 q ctl.
BARLEY-The market still presents steady tone.
All descriptions seem to be in demand. Old Brew
ing is hard to get and fancy figures paid for suit
able lots. Feed sells freely at current rates Bay
Chevalier finds but moderate inquiry, though an
active business is expected before the close OF the
month. No transactions to-day, as business Is sus-
Brewing, 81 5091 50! for old and 81 3o@1 IS for
new Chevalier, 81 30@1 35 for choice standard
Bay and 81 15@1 25 for coast.
OATs-The situation is favorable to the buying in
| terest owing to liberal receipts during the week.
Humboldt, 81 35@1 co. coast, 81 25@1 40; Oregon
and Washington Territory, 81 4o@1 SO Surprise,
| 81 50@1 60 q ctl.
CoRN-Yellow is quotable at 81 So@1 32l y ctl
for both large and small. White, 81 25@t1 80 e ctl.
RYE-S1 423I1 474 q ctl.
BUcKwHEAT-s1 60a1 623.
HAY-Wheat, S10td13; Dat, S9dl1; Volunteer,
S7@10; Cow, Ss@9 so b ton.
HoPs-Fair, 13@l5c choice, 10000 . n
SEEDS Mustard 81 70@1 rs for Yellow, and
81 50@1 60 for Brown Canary, 3t@3tc Hemp, Sc
Rape, 23@21c; Timothy, s@9c for native, and
10@1lc for imported; Flax, 2923c; Alfalfa, log
lie . b.
PoTAToEs-Trade on the wharf this morning was
rather limited but the want OF custom did not dis
turb prices. Sales were made at range OF SlGf1 37l
q ctl. Sweet are quotable at 75c@S1 ctl, accord
ing to condition.
BEANs-A sale of $50 SKIS Bayos at 81 so . ctl is
! reported for overland. shipment. Bayos, 81 so;
Butter 81 for small, and 81 25@2 so for large;
80 Pink NIX si@i 20 Red si@i 20 small " White
80 25@3 so: large White, 81 50@2 rs q ctl.
FRUT-Canners were not buying Grapes to-day,
and there was consequently large amount to be
distributed among the trade, which did not help
prices Peaches becoming scarce and full figures
are paid for choice invoices Apples and Pears
move off slowly. Plums still make fair
hlDlt, tnOugn fulnS at low rates. BlacRDerfleS ana
Strawberries still make good representation. APP
pies, 30a50c @ box for common, and 75caSl D box
for good to choice Pears, 35@75c for COM
ana O4se s = box F ieE @
box; Grapes, 4o@65c; Peaches, 40@50c q
basket for ordinary kinds, 75c@sl for good
with choice Mountain at 4@7c z ID;
German Prunes, 5oc@75c g box; Pums
| Haze q ID; Strawberries, 1907 q chest; Water
melons, s5@12 y hundred; Lemons, sl1@12 o
box; Lines, ss@lo z box for Mexican; lama
rnds 12C915c q n; Bananas, SO SOFA o bunch
Cranberries, si8@14 . Dbl; California Oranges
81 25@2 % box: Tahiti do, S20@25 @ NJ !; Pine
apples, s7ds q dozen.
HoNEY-There is no large stock in first hands.
Still it must be choice article to be placed in any
quantity at our outside figure. Comb, 1591Sc;
tracted 7@sc for dark, and 9a9gc g ID for white.
| BuTTER-Of medium grades there is no scarcity.
but strictly fine qualities hard to find in store.
| 26d32ac; inferior lots from country stores,
2Oa22c; frkin. 29@31c; picked roll, 32lc;
Eastern, 1S@25c q ID for ordinary grades and Soc
| q Ii for creamery.
| CHEEsE-Sales mostly effected at medium
prices. California, 12@l4c do in drums, I4@l5c
Eastern, l7@2oc; Western. 149l5c y h:
full figures for a fresh article Bakers refuse to
take many inferior offerings. California, S5a374c;
Utah, 20@2lc; Eastern, l7@22c q dozen.
PouLTRY-A weak feeling prevailed today and
| lower rates for some descriptions had to be
cepted Live Turkeys gobblers, 14dl6c; do Hens,
13a15c; BOOSTERS. s4@4 so q dozen; Hens, s5@6;
Brollers, " bugs 5U, according 10 Size DUCKS,
Sid5 % dozen Geese, 81 50@2 y pair.
GAME-Meets with poor inquiry. Hare, 81 5O@
1 rs; Rabbits, 75c9sl 25 q dozen; Venison, 1oc
% h.
PROVISIONS is quite active, and prices are
well sustained Eastern Hams, 15l@l64c; California
Hams 12@121c; Eastern Breakfast Bacon, 141@15c
| California Smoked Bacon, 132dl3ac for heavy
and medium, and 143@15e for light and
extra light Clear Sides, 133@14c; Pork, S16916 so
for Extra Prime, slS@1S 80 for Prime Mess $40 80
for Mess s21 50@22 for Clear and a23 5024 for Extra
Clear Pigs Feet s14@15 q Dbl Mess Beef, s9a9 so
for bbls and s6@6 so for half bbls Extra Mess Beef
SO 50a11; Family Beef, s13@13 25 y Dbl; Cali
| fornia Smoked Beef l0@10lc g b; Beef Tongues,
sly les and sizes Of packages; California do, Ion
cases. I2d@13c BIB CO, 13@135c; pals, 14G143c;
kegs, 14a141c Royal do. 143c fol- 10 h. loo q Il for
5-ib and Isle for BIB pals
| WooL-1here is no change in the situation. Trade
continues quiet and dull. Fall clips are held above
the views OF BUYERS and it is not probable that
much business will be transacted until sellers make
up their minds to realize in preference to holding for
| higher rates. Some parcels of nice Lamb have
changed hands at 14915c, and few lots of fair
quality 12dl4c the sales aggregatng about $4,000
and no general trade could be done the above
| basis Sales Of $4,000 lbs Eastern Oregon are re-
ported at range of 20ta24c z ID. Spring
| clip are quotabe as follows Fancy Sonoma,
Humboldt and Mendocino 2s929c; Sskiyou,
22625c for best grades; San Joaquin, 16'@
tic for fair; Southern Coast choice, 100
| 1Sc fair do, 15@l6c; Nevada, 20@24c; Eastern
Oregon, 20622c for heavy and 23a26c for good
to choice Valley. 26@27c . ID. Fall San Joaquin
is quoable at 9d10c for bury and seedy and 11@14c
| T. 10 for slightly defective Lamb, 12@15c y Ii.