Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-12
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

Ban Francisco Produce Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 10th-1 P. NJ.
FLOuR-Trade is limited to local business. Best
City Extra, So 50d5 rs Superine, 81 25@4 rs; In
terror Extra, 81 5Oa5 25; Interior Superfne, SAC
gu
WHARF.-The Produce Exchange held no meeting
to-day having adjourned at the close OF the session
last Thursday until next Monday. Nearly all inter
est is directed to the meeting OF growers next
Wednesday when action will be taken on the prop
osition to withhold offerings for certain period.
| Tonnage arrives slowly. One third of the month
passed away, and only nine deep water vessels have
anchor in the bay since the lst instant was
generally expected that close upon one hundred
| ships would come to hand during September. They
will have to come in thick and fast within the next
| three weeks TO meet anticpations. Business to-day
| is very quiet Shippers seeking round lots. but
| holders are not willing sellers AZ offer ng rates
No is quotable at 81 IS No ?, 81 57lal 621 q ct
| BARIEY-Recepts are averaging close upon 1880
SKIS day, but there is no accumulation OF stocks.
| For more than three months the inquiry has been
| constant, while prices have been gradually adj
| vancing Old Brewing is in such light supply that
fancy prices asked and paid Feed changes
hands freely within our range. In Chevalier there
| has not been much movement so far this season.
| though increased activity is expected in the
| future Quotations Feed, 81 l7a@1 221
Brewing, 81 50aI 52A for old and 81 Sot9l 30 for
new; Chevalicr, 81 30@l IS for choice standard
Bay and 81 159l % for coast.
| OATs-Heavy receipts give a more easy tone
| to the market Sales generally do not par.
| take of an extensive character, most OF
| the transfers consisting Of small parcels.
Humboldt, 81 35G1 CO. coast, 81 25@l 40 oregon
a I'd Washington Territory, 81 4o@l sc; Surprise,
81 50dl 60 q eth
CoRS-Stocks are well concentrated, AMI prices
are firm. Yellow is quotabe at 81 30dl go O ell
for both large and small. White 81 25@l 80 b ctl.
RYR-SI 42idl Az Z ctl.
| BUCKwHEAT-Sl coal 624
| HAY-Wheat, SlO@l3; Dat, S991l; Volunteer
| ST(dlO; Cow, SSG9 80 l. ton.
Hofs-Fair, ISOLDE, choice, 10000 q n
! SEEDS Mustard, 81 70@1 rs for Yellow, and
| 81 5Qgl 60 for Brown Canary, Si@33c; Hemp, DC
| Rape 21@2Ic; Timothy, 8@Sc for native, and
! l0d1lc for imported Flax, 2@23e; Alfalfa l6@
! lie q ID.
PorAroEs-A quiet feeling prevailed or the wharf
to-day and lower prices were the rule The highest
price paid was 81 25 and from this down to 81 z ct
would include all business. Sweet sold from I5c to
| 81 z ctl
OxIoSs-75as5c e ctl.
| BEAXs-The market favors sellers. Bayos, 81 so;
| Butter, 81 for small, and 81 25@2 so for large;
| Castor S3d3 so Lima, "a 10d4 % /; Pea. 50 25@
| 8 30; Pink, S1@l 20 ; Red, Sl(91 20; small White
| g 25@3 so laIge White, 81 50Q12 IS % ctl.
| vEaErAELEs-Canners are too busy with Fish
| to give much attention to vegetables and the
consequent Offering OF a large amount for ordi-
nary trade purposes keeps prices low Tomatoes
are drug, and liberal quantities are piled up at
| the several stores awaiting custom. Green Corn
| is in good demand, and prices are shade
| better One two consignments OF extra
| quality sold to day as high as 1Sc z dozen, but
| this must not be considered the ruling figure
| Marrowfat Squash 81 50910 q ton; Green Pep
pers, 5Oa6oc q box; Artichokes l0c 9 dozen
Parsnips 55c Beets' Csc; Carrots o 25a4Oc
| ioz Cabbage, 75c@s1 y ctl; Garlic. 1Ac; Green
Peas, 2G2jc Il b +; Tomatoes, 25@35c z box; Sum-
mer Squash, SOC q box; String Beans, 2d24e
e Ii Cucumbers. 2O13Oc Q box Green Corn 10G
l2Ic q DOZEN Green okra, 294c . ID; Egg Plant,
75c a box
FRUIr-Berries are scarce, but Grapes and
Apples are very plentiful Plums find but little
favo Pears demand. ADDles.
3oa5Oc q box for common, and 75c@sl Il box
for good to choice; Pears, S5GI5c for com
mon, and 81 75q2 % Q box for Bartlett
Catalogues, 30d75c T. crate; Figs, 50@75c z
box; Grapes, 4096js; Peaches, 3OG50c e
basket for ordinary kinds 75c@Sl for good,
with choice Mountain at 4@3c Z n
German Prunes, 50c975c q box; Plums,
Haze 2 n Strawberries SGg7 z chest; Water,
melons, Sj@12 a. hundred; Lemons, Sl1'd12 =
box; Lines, SSqlo . box for Mexican; Iana-
rnds l29l5c e n Bananas g Sos4 q bunch
81 2jd2 2 box; Tahiti do, S2o&25 z N; Pine
apples. s7,as Il dozsn.
DEEo FRUT-Suppiies are more than enough 10
meet current wants. SIM dried Apples, 5IG6c for
sliced and lI@5c for quarteret; Alaen do,
l2tc; Ap-icots, l56lGc; B|ackberries, 10
ole; Figs, 5G7c for pressed and sa5e for
Impressed, Smyrna do, 24@25c Nectarnes, li9
I5c; Teaches, I3a1Gc for peeled and 9l@l0c for
unpeeled; Pears, &c for whole ana Sc q ID
for sliced Plums, 11@l3c for ptted and 4gse for
unpitted; German Prune5, 99lle g h French
FTINes, lldlZ4c CdlupTtild ittiou5 III nus VI
$50 boxes and upwards, are quoted as follows
- > for whole boxes, - 50 for halves, 3 - for
quarters, and 81 for eighths, with the Usual ds-
count to the trade.
HoyEy-No pressing demand Comb, l5aISc OK.
tracteG Ease tor dark, and 9G93c Z ID for white.
BCTTEE-Liberal receipts are at hand from Hum
boldt Market well furnished with medium deserip-
tons Choice grades continue scarce, aud OCCASIONAL
sales are made OF a box ct two at a small advance
On our rates Fancy, 55@373c good to choice,
2Gd32lc: inferior lots from country stores,
2oG22c; frkin, 29a3lc; picked roll, S2Ic;
Eastern, Ise25c . h for ordinary grades and SOC
u % for creamery.
CHEESE California, I2al4c; do, in drums. i4@l5c;
Eastern, lTG2oc Western, 14dl5c @ b.
EGss-The market is stronger and buyers are
willing to pay advance rates for warranted lots.
California, 574a40c; utan, 2o@2lc; Eastern, liza
PorEIEY kind, are fairly represented
Live Turkeys, g5bDlers, l49i6c; do Hem,
Is rl5c; Roost rs, Si.q4 so . dozen; Hens, SjGG
Broiiers e. SOFAS 30, according to size; Dueks,
s. 75d5 q dozen Geese, 81 50@2 D oa'r.
GANE-Not in much demand. Hare, 81 6'@
/ 70; Rabbits. 75cGsl % Il dozen; Venison, Ice
| . H.
Hams 126l2ic; Eastern Break!astfacon, lilal5c;
California Smoked Bacon, IS4Gl5lc for heavy
and medium, and lildl5e for light and
extra light; Clear Sides, iS{@I4c; Pork, Sl6alG 20
for Extra Prime. SlS0lS 20 for Prime Mess, so 80
Mess e2l 5022 for Clear and So SOFAS for Extra
Clear Pig Feet, SliaI5 = Dbl Mess Beet, S099 so
for bbs and SGq6 so for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef
$40 50d1 Family Beef, Sl39l3 % y Dbl CAN
forn;a Smoked Beef, l0dl0lc Y h; Beef Tongues
IS 2 dozen; Eastern Lard, 1549l6lc 0 d Tor all
sly les and sizes of packages California do, ION
cases, i2i@13c; 5-it cs, lS@lSlc: pals. lial4}c;
kegs 14G14ic Royal do 1886 foI l0ib, 15c / II for
II and Is ic for Sb pals.
WooL-Boston adyices report more active
market and q much better feeling in all
descriptions No change in the local stu
| ation. Business is quite nominal. Spring
| clips are quoiable Is follows Fancy S0noma,
HUMBOLDT and Mendocino, 25929c; Siskiyou,
22925c for best grades San joaquin, Ice
/ lie for fair; Southern Coast choice, l6G
| lSc fair do, l5@l6c; Nevada, 20d24c Eastern
! Oregon, 20td22c for heavy and 23d26c for good
| to choice; Valley. 2Ga27c q h. Fall San Joaquin
is quotabe at 9rl0c Tor bury and seedy and 1lgl5c
| Il II for slightly defective; Lamb, l2al5c q ID.