Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-07
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SAN Francisco December 6th-1PM
FLoUI-For several days there has been an active
inquiry on export account, but this particular de-
mand is about satisfied for the present, and millers
will have to rely on the home trade for custom.
Best City Extra S. 2595 so; Superfne 81 25Gs4 rs;
Interior Extra, "a 5eG5 Is; Interior superfiHe,
S454 621.
WHEAT-There seems to be an entire stoppage Of
business II is possible that the unsettled condition
OF the weather may to certain extent have q de-
pressing influence on operations. On Change TINS
morning the appearance of things was largely OF
holiday character SO Indifferent to results seemed
the greater number of those present. Shippers are
willing 10 pay 81 65 as top figure, and if holders
be not inclined TO accept this rate there is little use
making any effort to realize. The paucity OF
offerings at the several tables is sufficient evidence
that the situation is well understood by those direct
~ interested The news from LiverpoolEis of
slightly more favorable character in regard tosbusi
ness, thou h no change for the better in values s
reported. small lot OF choice milling was placed
at 81 674, but no transfers shipping account
reported at todays session. No. is quotAble at
81 6541 81! 1; No. 2. 81 6oG1 624 e ctl.
BARLEY-It is fully ten days since any business OF
extent was transacted in the usual mart Mean
while holders have been patient, and it looks as
though they would yet have to repress for a time
any disposition to trade. BUYERS lacking.
| though perhaps reduction in asking rates might
induce custom. Holders, however. do not look upon
the situation as requiring any such sacrifice, and
propose to await the advent OF better times which
they believe to be not very distant So far this
there has been little to complain Of either in the
volume OF Transactions or in the prices obtained by
| sellers. Feed, 81 45@l 90; Brewing, 81 55gl Co;
Chevaier, 81 50@l 574 for choice standard Bay and
81 40@1 Az for Coast.
| OATs-Are well concentrated and the market is
being mastery handled. II stocks were moro scat
tere5, it is quite likely that values would not ex-
hibit near as much strength. For choice Oregon
| 81 20 was said to have been paid this morning,
some LOCO bags changing hands. small lot Of
good feed was taken at 81 90. Good to choice,
81 Goal 70 common, 81 57i9l GO; Surprise,
| 81 75@2 q ctl
| 1CoRY-The Southern coast steamer brings 1900
bags but the display on Change was comparatively
slim. The bulk of consgnments just at hand is be-
lieved to have been placed prior to arrival last re-
ported sales If Yellow at 81 46i L ctl. A small
lot of Red sold to-day at 81 42l q cti.
RYE-A snail transfer Of choice was Effected TO-
day at 81 40 q ct. Quotable at s. 1922 IS q I'll.
BUcRwHEAT-Sl 60o1 65 g ctl
HAY-Wheat Sl2ql5; Wild oat, S12@14; Stable,
SI1012; Stock, S9@l1 q ton.
Hops-C California, 23@24c for fair, and 25@27c o
10 for good " ashington Territory, z4GZ6c.
SEEDs-Mustard, 81 77!td2 foI Yellow, and s3G3 %
for Brown; Canary, 45953c; Hemp, Sc; Rape,
21@2ac; Timothy SAGE Tor native, and 10Gl1c
for imported Alfalfa, I1@12Ic: Flax, 2@2ic e Ii.
PoTAToEs-The market is fairly cleaned up, and
the wharf presents plenty OF vacant storage accom-
modation. Prices are more steady than in a long
| time No Sweet came to hand to-day, and dealers
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for to morrows expected arrivals. Peialuma,
81 25@l 35; Tomales, 81 30di 40; River Red zoe
@sl; Early Rose 81 loci 25; Humboldt 81 40
for Red, 81 30@1 37l for Peachhiows Oregon, 81 10
al 25; Jersey Blues, 81 3Ot6l 40 6 ctl.
| ONIoNs-The market is tolerably well furnished as
to quantity but the guilty is generally poor. Viii
strictly choice and sound article could be sold to-
day for 81 Q ctl inferior lots could not find custom
| at 40950c q sack.
BEANs-Some kinds are badly injured by frost and
sales have to be made at irregular rates. Bayos 81
| Ri1tta for and
Castor, s3@9 Is Lima, 81 75G5 25; Pea, s3@3 Is
Pink, 81 coal 80; Red. 81 1871 IS small White,
50 25@3 65; large White, sSa3 so o ell:
| VEGETABLES = Few changes of Importance
are expected at this season OF the year
Squash, S4@5 for feed and sl0@12 q ton for good
Marrowfat; Dried Peppers, 1S@2oe q h; Arti-
Carrots, 35@60c; Turnips, Use y ctl Cauifower,
90e@sl Q doz; Cabbage, 75c@sl q ctl; Garlic, &c
BB.
| FRun-Our outside quotations for Cranberries
represents choice article just at hand in fine ORDER
without the touch of frost that has been noted on
some recent arrivals. Choice Apples and Pears are
more sought after at advanced rates. Oranges are
| also in better favor The native crop is coming
| forward slowly. Malaga Lemons in large
supply at reduced rates, while Mexican Lines
have slightly advanced. Only half chest of straw.
| sl2 9 chest. Apples, 30G50c for common, and
s@sl 10 q box for good to CHOICE Pears soc forpoor
and sl@l so for good; Grapes, 50c@s1 25 . box;
Lemons, S6GS for Malaga and 81 seas so q box for
California; Lines, ST@S 6 box for Mexican,
and 50c@sl q box for California Mexican Oranges,
Ss0q25 NJ California do % 5093 Z box lama
rinds, l2@l5c q h; Bananas. g 5o914 g bunch -
Cranherries, Sl3915 . Dbl; Pineappes, s7@S q
| Dozen
| BosEy-The market seems to be under good con.
tro Supplies so regulated as to cause no dis
tur5ance in local values A shipment OF 600 cases
valued at 81, 200, goes forward 10 England to day
per sailing vessel. Comb, 13aISc; extracted,
| 7@Sc for dark and 9@l0c q II for white.
BuTTER-Trade is fairly active for all descriptions
Fancy, 37ac; good to choice, 3043sc; inferior lois
from co Etry stores, rkn, 509323e; picked
roll, 3a3935c; Eastern, 1SQ25c 9 h; New York
GnEssE-Is not plentiful, while prices keep firm.
California, l4@16c; do in drums, Ice Eastern, Ia
zoe; Western, 14@l5c q II.
EG6s-Only o few dealers report cur top quotation
! to-day Some operators claim that 3Ilc is all that
can be obtained for invoice lots OF good product
Sales Of fair article said have been made at
our lower rates. California 35@ zoe; Eastern, S0@
35c q dozen.
| PoULTRY-Live Turkeysa are scarce and prices are
quite nominal. Dressed are il demand at current
rates Other kinds meet fair custom. Live
TURKEYS, gobhlers l0alSc do Hens, 1C@l3c; dressed
do, lSd15c q IL; BOOSTERS, S4@5 so; Hens 81 50
a5 so; Broilers, s36l4, according to si7e: Ducks,
s5S6 dozen Geese, 81 5e@1 70 q pair.
| ton. This description is now coming forward in
prime condition. Quail are also in good demand.
| Other descriptions find less favor with buyers.
g 5o@3; Honkers, 50 SCOT; Brant and White
Geese 81 so; Grey Geese 81 so; Teal, 75cGS1
Quail, 759s73c; sprig, 81 25@I co. Widgeon, 81
| al % Snipe, SOC Tor common and 81 25Gfl so for
| English Hare, S2@2 Is; Rabbits SI61 20 fdozen.
WooL-Sales for the week past have been fairly
liberal considering all things, and we hear OF
siderable transactions in good northern descriptions
| from humboldt and Mendocino. The poorer kinds
| from there districts SO inuch below the good
average !" that they are placed on plane with good
| San joaquin, and consequently when buyers can be
| found for them it is only at low prices. But the
bright well grown.parees free of seed, foxtai etc.,
have sold fairly well for the season. The trade in
other grades has been small. Sales are reported
OF $1,000 rs, all kinds, but chiefly Mendocino and
| Humboldt, on private terms. San joaquin,
| 9@l3c; Southern bury, 93l2c; Northern free,
'Sd1se fer good and 1Std20c for choice Mountain
free, 13916c, to shrinksge; Nevada free, 15@lsc
Lamb, lS@l6c: Eastern Oregon Lamb 2o@25c;
| Valley do. 25N2S q n