Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-02
OOMMEROIAL.
Ban Francisco Produce Market.

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| FLoUR-There is fair export inquiry Best City
Extra, s. 25@5 SO; SuperHne, "a 25@4 75 Interior
Extra, "a 5e95 Is Interior Superfne, S4@4 623
WHARF.-The steady tone noted yesterday was well
maintained to-day. The foreign situation, however
is of character to dishearten operators. Hmatters
at Liverpool wore more cheerful aspect, we should
have fairly Lively times, and no difficulty would be
experienced in placing large quantities at our quo
tatlons. Hold'rs are disposed to be patient, be-
lieving that the time is not very distant when the
| turn to their advantage will occur. Shippers to-
day report that 81 IS is the top of the Market but
not single transaction was reported on Change
and it is evidently impossible to establish figure
without actual business. leading operator yester
| day disposed of 10000 ctls No. at 81 66l after
Change and certainly the market is worse to-day.
The refusal OF 81 IS at this mornings session for
| lot of old No. did not indicate weak feeling on
the part OF sellers. A macaroni manufacturer paid
| 81 70 for small lot day. canvass Of leading
holders convinced that liberal lots OF standard
No. would be parted with at 81 673, though 81 70
is still insisted for choice shipping Until this
difference OF 2495c % Ctl between contracting par
ties Is brdged over prices viii OF course be more or
| less nominal. No. l is quotabe at 81 671@1 20 !;
No. 2, 81 62iC91 65 q ctl.
| BARLEY-Is somewhat neglected Attention is be.
ing directed to other kinds for feed purposes. This
diversion, however, is believed to be but temporary,
and business is expected to improve within short
WHILE Apathy i'll trade does not occasion any weak
feeling in values. Feed 81 45@l so, Brewing,
81 5591 60 Chevalier, 81 5091 57t for choice stand
ard Bay and 81 40@1 All for Coast.
OATs-Ihose who expected that prices would
badly drop because OF heavy imports are likely to
| be disappointed On Change to day there was an
effort to press the situation bat stocks well
| handled, and about 1900 bags good Washington
Territory placed at the uniform price of 81 60
| q ctl. Some sales were reported in a jobbing
way at 81 621@1 G5 q ctl. Good to choice, 81 55@
l Is; common, 81 4I3@1 523; Surprise, 81 75@
| 3 ctl.
CoRN-No sales Of Yellow reported to-day The last
transfer was made at 81 As e cti. About 100 bags
large White changed hands this morning at 81 40
| p ctl.
RYE-s2 1922 42I q cti
| BucKwHEAT-Sl coal 20 e ct
HAY-The market is only fairly steady. Wheat,
s12@15; Wild Dat, s12a14; Stable, s11@l2; Stock,
S9@l1 q ton.
Hops-California, as@24c for fair, and 25@27c g
ID for good Washington Territory, 24@26,.
| SEEDs-Mustard, 81 77l@2 for Yellow, and 1898 %
| for Brown; Canary, 43@5lc; Hemp. Be; Rape,
2l@22c; Timothy. s@9c for native, and 10@l1c
for imported Alfalfa, 11@12lc; Flax. 252lc y ID.
PoTATogs-Stocks are not excessively heavy.
Prices maintain firm Petaluma 81 20@1 80 /;
Tomales, 81 25@1 30; River Red 75aS5c; Early
Rose, s5c@s1; Humboldt, 81 40 for Red, 81 30@
l IS for Peachblows; Cuffey Cove, 81 40@1 As;
Oregon 81 10d1 Is Jersey Blues, 81 309l 40 q ctl
0N1oNs-40Ca75c q ctl.
BEANs.Fair trade Bayos. s2@2 %; Butter,
50 1898 80 for small and 81 for large; Castor,
S3g3 25 Lima, 81 75@5 Is; Pea, 1898 % Pink,
81 s21: Red, 81 SQ@l 90; small White, 1898 25 !;
large White, 50 1898 q ctl.
poorly represented. Squash, si@5 for feed and
s106l2 D ton for good Marrowfat; DRIED
Peppers, lsa20c q ID Artichokes, 25c q dozen
Parsnips 81; Beets, SIC; Carrots 35@6Oc; Turnips,
75c@S1 q ctl; Garlic, &c q ID Tomatoes, 50975c
q box.
FRuIT-No Strawberries to-day. The wet weather
restricts trade. Apples 30a50c for common,
and 75c@Sl % o box for good to choice; Pears,
5Oc@s1; Grapes, 5oc@sI Is Q box; Lemons,
s9a11 for Malaga and 81 5095 so o box for
California; Lines, $500 q box for Mexican,
and 50eGSl q box for California Mexican Oranges,
S2e@25 q NJ California do, 81 50a3 q box; Tama-
rinds 1s@16c q n; Bananas. 81 5o@4 . bunch !;
Cranberries, s13915 . Dbl; Pineapples, S@S q
dozen.
| HoSEY-Business light. Comb, 13@1sc; extracted,
7@Sc for dark and 9dI0c Q ID for white.
| BUITER-Trade moves aleng very quietly. Fancy,
S73c; good to choice, 9o@S5c; inferior lots from
country stores, 24a27ic; firkin, 3o@35e; picked
roll, 323d35c; Eastern, 1S@25c % ID New York
State, 32lc; creamery do, 31@S23c q II.
CHEEsE-Demand good and prices steady. Cali
fornia, l4@16c; do in drums, Ice; Eastern 17@20c !;
Western, l4@15c e ID.
E6Gs-There is no pressing inquiry, while the
market exhibits no buoyancy- California, 40@42lc !;
Utah, S5@37ic; Eastern, 30935c q dozen.
PoULTRY-Oealers report prices unaltered- Live
Turkeys, gobblers n@l3c; do Hens, l1@13c; dressed
do, 12al4c . ID !; BOOSTERS, s4@5 so Hens, "a so
as so; Broilers, s394, according to size; Ducks,
s5@6 . dozen Geese. 81 5e@1 70 9 pair.
GANE-Market continues weak: The rain has a
depressing influence the situation. Mallard
Ducks, 81 75d2 so; Canvasback do, 81 $50
so Honkers, 50 50a4; Brant and White Geese,
81 SO; Grey Geese, 81 so Teal 75cGs1 Quail,
75@s7lc; Sprig, 81 2591 so; Widgeon. 75c@sl /;
Snipe, soc for common and 81 25@1 so for En-
glish Hare, s2@2 IS; Rabbits sl@1 30 o dozen.
wholesome few transactions are reported, in
dcating no change in values San joaquin, e@13c
Southern bury, 9@12c; Northern free, 16G1Sc fer
good and 1S@2oc for choice Mountain free, 13@
13@l6c; Eastern Oregon Lamb, 20t925c Valley do,
25a2sc q H.