Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-11
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

| no small magnitude is in progress. Buyers ant
sellers are better harmoniziDg in their RESPECTIVE,
views 1t will not be long before the new crop vii
be coming forward quito freely, and it is probable
that this circumstance is taken more largely int
consideration i'll current negotiations prominent
exporter was credited with having secured thi:
| morning somewhere in the neighborhood OF 10,0ot
cts choice shipping at 81 40. Millers are known &c
be paving 81 45 for certain grades but the extent
OF such purchases is for the present withheld One
lot OF about LOCO ctls milling was reported on
Change at 81 4Si. For Port Costa delivery there
were some liberal transfers o. shipping grades EN-.
bracing 1,400 centals at 81 37k, 1900 do at 81 So
and 900 do at 81 S2i parcel of 1900 cts on
like account, deliverable at Bencia changed hands
at 81 S5l. Other sales comprise 5000 ctls. fair
shipping 81 32l 200 do 81 3I1; 300 do inferior
81 %; 256 do, 81 90 D ctl. No. is quotable al
81 40q1 42l, with an advance for choice milling
and No. at 81 S591 37i q ctl.
| BARLEY-The inquiry for feed is less pronounced
| though buyers are still in market. Brewing and
Other descriptions are temporarily quiet. Sales Of
400 SKIS feed, SHE; 500 do, S5c. We quote: Feed
| Sod90c Brewing, 81 10@l 20; Chevaiier, 81 I5@
l 20 for choice Standard Bay and S5@eoc for Coast
oATs-Prices generally well sustained The
week has not been very prolific of sales but holders
are satisfied with the business transacted, and claim
| that the market will keep steady for some time.
Transfers to-day were effected at full figures EN-.
bracing 800 SKIS Oregon at 81 20; 100 do Washing.
| ton Territory, 81 so . ctl. We quote. Hum.
| and Washington Territory, 81 5o@l 20; Surprise
81 65@1 rs Q csl.
CoRS-B Business this week has been lighter than
in long while for a like period. Receipts have
| ing account We quote: Yellow, sl@1 o2j fol
| large, and 81 o5@1 OIL for small white, 81 l5a
l III q ctl.
RYE-Sl 4o@1 As q ctl.
BUcKwHEAT-sl 60d1 65 y ctl.
HAY-Stock, s6as; Stable, SS@lo; Barley, 500
| 10 Wild oat, 81 5o@12; Wheat, slo@12 q ton.
HoPs-15@20c y u.
SEEDS Mustard, 81 eoa1 20 for Yellow. and
/ tor
Rape, 2is2ic; Timothy. Sd9c for native, and
| loa1lc for imported; Flax, 2@2lc; Alfalfa, l6i@
| lie q ID.
PorAroEs-New are making very good exhibi,
both in quantity and quality. Wharf 81 Ii
| in sacks and 81 30@et so q ctl in boxes.
osIoss-Supplies are arriving freely every day
and prices show no improvement. Quotable at 75C
| q ctl.
BEASs-The reported sale OF Pea at $, yesterday
was for damaged parcel. Sales of good were made
later in the day for 50 3592 40 p ctl. We quote Job
bling lots as follows: Bayos, s7ic@sl Is; Butter
| 81 4091 so for small, and 81 55tal 65 for large
Castor, ss@s so; Lima g 2o@a so; Pea, g s5@
2 so; Pink, S0dS5c; Red s5a875c small White
g 4o@2 so; large White, s2@2 10 . ctl.
| VEGEIABLEs-Supplies continue abundant but
the demand is equally good, and prices are gener
ally fully sustained. Asparagus Of poor quality is
dumped. Green Peppers, 15ta2oc q n ; Marrowfa,
Squash, $40 q ton; Artichokes, 1oc o dozen;
Parsnips, Zoe; Beets, CSC; Carrots 100000
dozen; Cabbage, 75casl o ctl Garlic 2@2Ic; Green
Peas, Haze q ID; khubarb, 75c D box; Toma.
toes 75c for Los Angeles and 81 25a1 so q box for
Winters; Summer Squash, 25Cd40c y box; String
Beans, l914c for common and 2d2lc o ID for foun.
| tain; Asparagus 50d75c o box; Cucumbers Sc
for ordinary and lo@l2e q dozen for choice Green
Corn, 1o@l5c q dozen Green Okra, I5@lSc o n
| Egg Plant, 15c q ID.
FRUIT-The market never made better exhibit
than at present Gamers SO far have helped to sus
/ tain values by taking all surplus at bare paying
rates to growers, but they are SO well stocked just
at present that little assistance is expected from this
source for few days. The result is that supplies
are accommodating in the hands Of dealers. Black
| Cherries were a drug this morning and low asking
prices failed to cause general cleaning up of heavy
receipts. Apples green, Csc q basket and SOC &
box, red do, 40a5oc D basket and 75casl
| Q box; Pears, 15@20c q basket, and 40@
SOC . box Apricots, 100000 q basket and 9Oc@si
q box !; Backberries, s7@s . chest; Cherries, "a
white Currants, sia5 q chest; Figs, lo@15c
| o h; Raspberries, s. 50@7 q chest for San jose
\ Peaches, 40@60c q basket for Sacramento river
35@50c q box for Marysville, and S0c9sl q box for
Vacavie; Cherry Plums, 25d30c for small and so
@75e for large boxes Strawberries S596 q chest
Lemons, s2@3 Q box for California and SS@9 q box
for the Sicily description; Lines, S12d13 o box for
Mexican Tamarinds, l29l6c q b; Bananas, 81 50a
5 y bunch /: Cranberries. sl3@l4 D Dbl; California
Oranges 75c@sl D box; Tahiti do, ss@l0 q
NJ; Sugar Cane, 81 5oa2 . bunch; Pineapples,
| s7@s o dozen.
DRIED FRUIT No change in the quietude of the
1
sliced and 5@5lc for quartered; Alden
do, 12ac; Apricots, 1s@2oc; Blackberries, 12l
| @15c; Figs, 7@Sc for pressed and 5@6c for
Impressed; Smyrna do, 2i@25c Nectarines, lag
| 15c; Peaches, 1s@20c for peeled and 1o@13c for
unpeeled; Pears, 9@1oc for whole and 9@10c
| for sliced Plums, 14al5c for pitted and 5@6c for
unptted; German Prunes, 11@l3c q Ii. California
Rasins in lots OF $50 boxes and upwards are quoted
| as follows 81 25@l so for whole boxes, 81 50@2
for halves, S2@2 so for quarters and 81 1898 for
eighths, with the usual discount to the trade.
HoNEY-A small invoice Of new crop has been re.
ceiyed 1t was of light quality and offered at &c q
ID. Improbable yield this season is still matter
OF doubt. Reliable reports show spotted condition
OF things. In some sections the crop is pronounced
failure, while more glowing accounts are received
from other sections. The general in preston seems
to be in favor of comparatively small product,
is evidenced by the fact that many consignors have
ordered their unsold shipments OF last 10 be
| withdrawn from the market. Should the crop
eventually turn out to be light, values will un
! doubtedly advance IN proportion to the demand,
which has not hitherto been very pressing Were it
not for the liberal exports to England the past six
months there would he large quantity now in the
hands of dealers. The local trade is sufficient
to absorb any great supply, and low prices
have 10 rule in order TO furnish margin for ship
ment. We quote Comb, 11@l3e; strained, 5@6C
| for dark, and 6Id74c q ib for white.
| BUTTER-Scarce and firm. Sales of prime are ef
fected at 2S@2sIc, though not in sufficient quantity
| to justify such quotation for general business
We quote: Fancy, 273c; good to choice, 25@26c
/
| 24@25c; picked roll, 25@273c; Eastern, 1S921C
| q b.
| CHEEsE-Dealers are shading on values and only
fancy article will bring outside price. Cali
fornia, 10912c do, in drums, i4al5c; Eastern Il
| @20c; Western, 14dl5c y fb.
| EGGs-Are in excess of market wants, and price:
are weak. California, 19a2lc; Eastern, 17@1sc
| Utah, 19c . dozen.
PoULrRY-To effect quick transfers. consignee:
are willing TO make concessions. Live Turkeys, COB
blers, 16dl7c; do, Hens, 14@15c; dressed
14@15c q ID boosters, SIS 50@6 for Old and IS sc
al for young Hens e6a7 so; Broilers, 1904 so,
| according to size; Ducks, S4d4 80 q dozen
Geese. s1@1 so o pair for old and 81 25@1 rs for
young.
CANE Hare, s2@2 80: Rabbits. 81 2581 so 9
dozen
PRovIsIoNs-Prices are generally well sustained
under an active demand for all descriptions.
We quote as follows: Hams Eastern, 15a15Ic
California, 1l911!c; Eastern Breakfast Bacon,
lSl914c; California Smoked Bacon, 12@l2Jc
for heavy and medium, and l3@13lc for light and
extra light; Clear Sides 124112ac; Pork SIS 1914
for Extra Prime, SIS 50@l6 for Prime Mess, $50
Pigs Feet S14@15 q Dbl; Mess Beef $40 for
bbls and s696 so for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef
$40 50@11; Family Beef, Sl3@l3 % u Dbl Cali.
fornia Smoked Beef, 10@1OIc q ID; Beef Tongues,
IS q dozen; Eastern Lard, 15sd151c q Id for all
sty les and sizes of packages California do, 10-b
cs, 11c 5-ib CO, lie; pals, 12@12Ic; kegs, 1l@
12c Royal do, lSlc fol 10 ID and 1899 for o ID for
5-ib pals.
Transactions for the past week have been
chiefly confined to northern clips, including Hum
boldt, Mendocno and Nevada Choice grades OF
the two former may be quoted at Sic asked, while
the range for the latter is comprised within 2i@25c
q 10. There has been some call for twelve months
wool, but holders are asking 263c q 10 above the
views of buyers, and sales are consequently re-
stricted. Eastern Oregons arriving freely, but
sales are slow, owing to the want OF basis on
which business be transacted to the satisfaction
OF the contracting parties Buyers insist that ask
| ing rates are too high. Many operators believe
that an accumulation of stock OF this description is
inevitable, unless the ideas Of holders ID regard to
values undergo change. The demand this season
seems to run more on fine Woods, and the tendency
of the Oregon clips is said to be rather towards a
coarse and medium grade, and while they are ad-
mitted to be Of light shrinkage there is an absence
Of ineness that units them for the present wants OF
manufacturers. Tomorrow the annual sale at Go
verdale is expected to take place. TIE market
closes quiet with lessened show of Eastern buyers
| Fancy Sonoma, Humboldt and Mendocino, 29@3lc
choice free Northern, 25@27c; slightly defective
| do, 21@23c; Caaveras and Foothill Woods, 23d25c
choice San Joaquin, 19@21c; fair do, l7@ls4c
Southern Coast choice, 1sA@2oc; fair do, 17@lsc y b.
Sacramento Market.
| FRur-our Sacramento quotations are from
| the price-l,sts Of w. r. Strong & Co., and are
| revised up to 8 P. N. yesterday. They rep
resent trade prices, and nave In view selected
| fruits suitable for shipment: Apples, new,
| az ~ piant