Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-20
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

| SAN fRANCiso0, January l9th-l p. n.
|. FLOUR-Another shipment of /, 800 bbls viii
| 90 forward to England to-day on the Eulomene.
Best City Extra S5 25 Bakers Extra, a 80 "A rs;
superfne s. 1894 q interior Extra, q 25a4 70 !:
Interior Superine ~ 75I Is; Oregon Extra, "a 25
IA so; Oregon Superine. 81 75@S 25; Walla
Walls Extra, q 50d4 70 2 biol
| WHEAT-From the statistical statement of the
Produce Exchange, it appears that leading local
shipping firm pretty close IN its calculation when
recently estimating the stock hand in the State
the lst of Januarya at 20 900 centas. The figures
issued to-day are generally accepted as con-
| elusive Under the circumstances, it rea-
sonable to suppose that the market would Ian
| guish, and few were disappointed when buyers
reduced their figures at least q cents q ctl be-
| low yesterdays offerings. lot of l 200 ctls
gilt-edged milling sold at 81 40 q ctl, an extreme
rate. Some very choice shipping, above graded
No l. brou hit 81 40 . ctl to the extent Of 1900
eentals. Another lot of 1000 ctls good No.
| shipping, Suffer county growth, realized 81 371,
while simlr sized parcel, said to be better than
| No 3 was taken by the same purchaser at 81 IS .
| ctl A mixed lot of 5000 ctls embracing grades
above ard below No. ?, sold at range OF 81 80 to
81 S25 q ctl. straight lot OF 500 ctls No. 2 sold
at 81 35 q ct Some 900 cts fair shipping brought
| 81 So and parcel OF 500 cts same quality went
at like figure We quote: No. !, 81 81 to 81 40;
| No. 2. 81 323@l IS.
| BARLEY Holders who expected Jump in values
on the official report of the stock remaining on
hand the LIST instant, are somewhat chagrined at
the result and are qt disposed to readily accept the
published figures OF the Produce Exchange as sub
! stantially correct. But there are advocates of
opposite opinion, who believe the repolt ted situation
to be truthful Any way, considerable care has been
taken to obtain reliable data, and there is no posi-
tive reason why full crederce should lot De placed
! in the information furnished 1t is shown by the
statement that carry stock scarcely 800 0o0
centals less than at the same time year previous,
| and this too, in face of Urge overland export.
! During the month of December there was sent to
| New York some 200 900 centals, being the largest
monthly shipment ever forwarded in that direction
The movement of this large quantity necessitated
10 n 600 and formed thirds OF the
railroad business eastward from the State the last
| month. on Change this morning there seemed to
| be truce between buyers nd sellers One or two
small operations were consummated, but not OF q
character to disturb prices Brewing is quotabie at
! 81 I0Gl 90 feed, S5690c; Chevalier, 81 l5@1 20
for choice standard bay, and g5c@Sl 10 for coast
0ATs-Were it not for the constant heavy supplies
from Washington Territory, growers of the home
article would be better rewarded for their labor.
The stock throughout the State is comparatively
light but importr from the northern coast furnish
dealers with sufficient for local consumption as well
as for outside distribution Sales to-day embrace
$50 SKIS good Washington Territory. 81 80 150 do
California feed, 81 III d ctl. We quote: Hum
boldt, 81 Goal 40; coast, 81 l5Id1 80; Oregon
and Washington Territory, 81 25@1 IS; Surprise,
81 45d1 so q ctl
CoRs-The usual local demand has been satisfied
BY large purchases prior to arrival. The market
consequently exhibits little life. large and small
Yellow are nomiuay quotable at 81 05 q etl.
RYE 81 45ai so 9 ctl
BucKwuEAr-Sl IS q ell.
HAY-S9 to SIC 3 ton
HoPs-Nominsl at 15d2lc q 10.
PorAToEs-Sweet sold to-day at range of
81 55Gl IS q cti. Early Rose shading.
River Red Barley hold their own. Wharf
rates are: River Red, 4aG45c; Early Rose,
45955c; Tomales, 60970c; Petauma, 6o@70c; Cuffey
Cove 90cdSI o5 Humboldt 10000 for Red, 65@
75e for Kidney aud 75a90c for Peaehblow; Jersey
Blues, S0d95c ctl.
0SIoNs-Reeeipts are anything but scant, while |
buyers not plentiful. A good article would not
bring over 81 so 9 ci on the wharf, and inferior |
lots are readily transferred at 75cdsl Q ctl.
BEASs-Bayos. Sl@1 % Butter, 81 3s11 40 for |
small, and 81 60Gl rs for large Castor, sSa3 so
Lima, S2a2 %; Pea, 81 50d1 90; Pink, 95c@Sl |
Red. 81 059l 10 snlail White, 81 60@1 IS; large |
White, 81 45a1 % y ct
VEGEIABLEs-squash was in larger supply this |
morning and lower prices ruled. Mushrooms sold |
at 12lc q IL. No Asparagus. Green Peppers, l2l@ /,
l5e e q MarTowfat Squash, sl0a12 2 ton; Arti- |
chokes, S5c = dozen Parsnips, 81; Beets, 81; Car
rots. 0GS5c; Turnips, coarse e ct; Canlifower, |
T5c 2 dozen; Cabbage, 75c y ctl Garlic, &c q n
Sprouts, &c; dry okra, s9l0e; dry Peppers, 124d |
l5c q 70.
FRuU Thefew varieties offering claim little notice
Apples, 20 g4ec . box for ordinary and 75eGsl % /
for choice qualities; Pears, 75cgS2 20 q box; Lem. |
oEs, Sa4l0 e box fol Malaga and s. 50tIi 50 z box
for California Lines s9dlo z box for Mexican, and /
50 1901 box for California; Tsrnarinds, 12Gl5c Q |
b; Bananas, s294 3 bunch; Wisconsin Cranber- |
ries si4zsl6 z Dbl; Mexican Oranges, Sl5G25 q NJ
California do, 81 1898 so 2 box; Sugar Cane 81 so
az bunch.
DRIED Fruit = Sun-dried Apples, 6aeic for |
sliced, and 5A96e for quarrered; Alden |
do, 1slc; Apricots iSleoc; BlackbeTries, III |
@l5c; Figs, S99c for pressed and 59ec for |