Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-08
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce market.

iree purchases on export account. Best City
Extra, 50 logs GIL superfine, 81 81 to 81:
81 12.es4 IS z Dbl
NHsAT-The market appears to be wholly neglect
ed. The situation is such that under ordinary cir
eumstaHees decline might reasonably be ext ,ied.
Holders, however, consider tina outlook any tn NJ
but gloomy, and claim that more active and adj
yancei prices win rule at no distant day. The con-
tinued cry weather certainty strengthens the posi-
tloa Of sellers. Besides, there IS large overdue
fleet which may sail into port any day, III more or
less number. already this week We ii ye had toler.
ably Tree arrivals including some vessels that were
not publicly known heading Tor this b rbgr.
Operators insist that the exigencles Of exporters will
soon force them into market, and that movement
OF considerable magnitude must take place IN cun-
sequences. Arrangements are Tefoit=d as hayii e
been ina lie for experimental shipments to ST. Louis
with the view OF building w trade in that direc-
ton The Produce Exchange Committee appointed
to consider the propriety of establish ny " call
board, have reported III favor of the prof ct, and
submitted few simple rules for the oyernment OF
such transactions without interfering with regular
business or disturbing the xisting laws OF the
citation. Ii the proposed innovation should not
prove popular II can therefore be Abandoned uncer-
einoniouslg Sales Of GOO cts No !, 81 10; 33S els
fair milling 81 20 9 ct No. is qul table al 81 20
No. 2 81 625sl IS q ctl.
BARLEY-A week ago there was Sight lulI in op-
erations and many Interested parties predicted hat
the market had reached the top Of this season.
During the past day entirely different opin-
ion has prevailed, while sales show that values have
generally advanced 5a7lc per ell since last Tuesday.
On early Change yesterday very strong feeling
developed, which WAS continued throughout the
day, and became pronounced this morn
ing. Nearly all offerings taken with avidty
that surprised many holders. Every description
obtained attention, and sellers well satisfied
with the results of the session Feed fairly touched
81 I7, some COD bags selling in lots at this figure
Other sal OF this kind embraced SEQ SKIS old
Coast 81 6S2 2 800 do new. 81 20 500 DO 81 72l ;
500 do, 81 IS Brewing also brought advanced
rafp inp af TOR h4,:e tn, ,fnf
1900 SKIS while one or two smaller IS Of about
500 SKIS each OF lighter quality wznt at 81 SO. a
consignment OF bay heya Ter, consisting OF some
1000 SKIS, found buyer at 81 70 per ctl We
quote Feed, 81 1O0l III Brewing, 81 sOa1 s. !;
Cheyaier, 81 rs for choice standard Bay, and 81 ~
81 724 Tor Coast.
OARS To-day's receipts include 8, 400 bags from
Oregon. A report is current that heavy shipments
from Washington Territory in the near future are
not probable, as home wants are likely to absorb
the bulk OF stock. On Change this morning there
was no general inquiry, and transactions were i'm
tied. The tone Of the market continues strong, and
prices are expected to rule in favor Of sellers for
some time yet. Good TO choice, 81 1891 IS Sur
prise, 81 S74d2 o ct
CoRN-A sac of 100 SKIS small Yellow at 50 . ctl
establishes marked advance. Recent transfers OF
White were effected at 50 20 q ct
RYE-S2 256l2 30 q ct.
BUoKwHEAT--Sl 50a1 So q ctl.
HAY-Ihe dry weather is influencing the market
largely in favor OF sellers. Wheat, Sl6 50Gl7
Wild Dat. Sl4 so Hl6; stable sl1@l3 9 ton.
HoPs-California, 2l6f22c for fair, and 2i@26c q ID
Tor good; Washington Territory, 21@23e oregon,
2C@2lc a H.
SEGDsNNustard, 81 9oa2 10 for Yellow, and
1893 % for Brown; Canary, 5G5}c; Hemp, &c /;
Raue, 2lG3c; Timothy, S99c for native, ana lO6Ile
for imported; Alfalfa, I3914c; Flax 2Ja2sc q u.
POTATOES Some Sweet arrived from Stockton to-
day, but were carried to store, where the owner
poets to sell in a jobbirg way at So q ct. Other
consisnments are expected Tomorrow. About 3 300
bags oregon arrived by steamer to-dav. Petauma,
81 70g1 so; Tomales, 81 75@1 So; River Red,
81 Goal 70; Early Rose, 81 T5@l so.
OsIoNs-50@75c q ctl.
IEASs-Market generally very firm. Bayos,
50 70; Butter, "a for small, 81 % for large;
3d3 20; Red. S3lSj % small White, 50; huge
hite, ~ 25a4 80 y ctl.
VEGETABLES Full rr.ces are obtained for all
descriptions Squash, SO q for good
chokes, 5oc y dozen Parsnps, 81 so; Beets,
81 Carrots, 35@Goe; Turnips, 50g75c e ctl oauli-
flower, 9ocdsl d dozen; Cabbage. 6oGe75c y ctl /;
Garlic, lal5e q h: Green Peas, 12l@l5c q h.
FRuIr-Advanced rates prevail for native Oranges,
owing to smaller supply and increased demand
Lines are also higher. Fresh eon.ignmerts of
Pineapples and Bananas are at hand.
Apples, 5Oe@sl Z box for common, and s. %
az o box ior good 20 choice Lemons, Sc 5097 box
for S ely aud s'@3 so for California; Lines,
si39lG y box for Mexican California do, S2q4
for small and S5aS for large boxes: Mexican Or
anges, Sl6dI7 o II !; California do, 81 1903 80 u
h
u bunch Cranbarri0s, sl2 F0C814 q DBL
HoNEY-Accounts so far from the lower country
are not favorable for any great yield the coming
season. Local dealers have no large stock on hand
Comb, l4Gl8c; extracted, Ease for dark and 90
l0c h y, for white.
BuTrER-The market is slowly advancing. Fresh
qualities are in coed demand, and buyers have to
pay full asking rates. Fancy, S2lc good to choice,
2SdS0c; inferior lots from country stores, 23a26c |;
6rkin. 22l@26c picked roll, 2oa25c; Eastern,
l6dlsc: Now York State, soa221c q n.
CHEEsE-The stock is more plentiful than week
ago, though the shelves still present slim appear
ance. Prices are shade easier. California 17edlSc
Eastern, l7a20c: Western. 14915c y b.
Eees-The market is quite. buoyant Prices are
at least sc g dom better tn IN week ago. Sizes
to-day reported at range of 27Acto 29c, though
many holders viii net accept less than SOC 9 dozen
and it looks very much if this latter figure would
be the ruling quotation by tomorrow.
PouLTRY-Ali wants easily met, Live Turkeys,
gobblers, l2cl3c; do Hens, 12flic; dressed do
13dl5c o II; boosters, s494 so for old and S697
for young; liens. S5G6 so; Broilers, Si(gU, &C.
ceriine to uze; Ducks, 81 5e@6 so y dozen Geese,
81 5c62 pair.
GAME-Demand and supply are about equal, and
50 5o93; Canvasbsck do, So 1904; Honkers, s3@
so; Braut, SI@1 Is; White Geese, 75cas1; Grey
Geese, 50 25@2 so; Teal, 75c@Si; Quail, T5cas1;
Sprig, 81 5O@2; WiGgeon, 81 Spoonbl, 75c Snipe,
75c6S1 fer common and 81 1897 for English Hare,
81 7s@2; Rahhts, S1d1 % u dozen.
WooL-There is nothing DONG, simply because
there is no material with which to operate. One of
prominent dealers reports less than 100 bales on
hand, and this small quantity is made up of off
stock. We quote as follows San joaquin, 10al3c;
Southern bury, leai2c; Northern free, 'sa1sc
fer good and lSt820c for choice: Mountain free,
I3@l6c as to shrinkage; Nevada fee, l5@1Sc;
Lamb, 13aiec; Eastern Oregon Lamb, 20@25c