Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-01
COMMERCIAL.
SAN Francisco Produce Market.

SAN Francisco. January 3lst-1 P n
FLoUR-Consignment are coming down from
Stock ton for export to China on the May latham
1t is reported that shipments to Hongkong are taken
as low as 81 per ton We quote: Best City Extra,
IS so 60 624 Superne, "a S75 to So Interior Extra,
a 75d5 81: Interior SupeTfine, 81 121di rs q Dbl
WHEAT-Yotirg on the proposition to limit the
membership of the Produce Exchange occurred to-
day, and general business was largely neglected in
consequence. 1t is Just about week since the
marke; presented any active appearance, while the
indications at the moment are not very promising
for any immediate pronounced movement. The
constant accession of tonnage sustains holders in
their views which largely in advance OF those OF
shippers. Liverpool advices are not OF nature 10
encourage heavy operations in the present condition
OF the local freight market. Transactions to day
embrace 2,5e0 cts fair shipping, at 81 63a; 7s3 do
coast TO miller, 81 Gil y ctl. No ] is .quotable
at 81 671d1 10; No. 2, 81 62hd1 IS o ctl.
BARLKY-Business today quite light, though
the few transactions contaminated gave evidence
that the market was well maintained. Stocks are
fairly concentrated, and there is little probability
of any decline from current rates. We quote I:
Feed, 81 67s61 TO-; Brewing, 81 72491 77i
Chevaer 81 67A@l 72i for choice standard Bay,
and 81 IS for Coast
OATs-Recent heavy arrivals from the northern
coast have not affected the situation. The market
10 well handled, and there is no great pressure to
realize Sales include $50 SKIS Oregon feed, 81 rs
24O do SURPRISE 81 81 D ctl. Good TO choice, 81 IS
al IS; Surprise, 81 s71@2 y ctl-
CoRN-Yellow, 81 so q ct
RYE-S2 1902 25 o ct.
BUcKwHRAT-sl 50G1 So . ctl
HAY-Wheat, sl5@16; Wild Dat, slS@l4; Stable,
50 50@11 . ton.
HoPs-California, zl@22c for fair, and 24@26c Q h
for good Washington Territory, 2l@z3c Oregon,
20@21c u ID.
1903 % for Brown; Canary, 5@63c; Hemp, &c !;
Rape. 2kd3c: Timothy SCg9c for native, iUttli,
for imported Alfalfa, 13@l4c; Flax, 23G2sc . D.
PorAToEs-The market is weakened under free
supplies from all directions. Petaluma, g. 65@l 70
Tomales 81 coal 70; River Red, 81 46N1 so; Early
Rose, 81 70@1 50; Garnet Chile. 81 5O@l 90 Peer
less, 81 75dl SO; Humboldt Red, 81 6091 Is;
Peachblows 81 coal IS; Kidneys, 81 go . ctl.
ONIoSs-50@Soc . ctl
BEANs-we quote: Bayos, 1902 Is; Butter,
Ss@S 25 for small s. 25@3 so for large; Cas-
tor, 50 5Oa4; Lima, s4a4 62k (; Pes, "a l5a4 Is |;
Pink, 81 l0(a2 % He'd 81 1902 % small White,
s4a4 %; laige White, ss 25@s 80 g ctl.
VEGETAB Bs-The several seasonabe descriptions
are OILY in moderate supply. Wequote: Squash, $40
y ton for good Marrowfat; Dried Peppers $4,000 9
10 Artichokes SOC q dozen Parsnips. 81 SO: Beete
81; Carrots $4,000 Turnipe, 50@75c y ctl Cauh-
flower, 90c@S1 y dozen; Cabbage. 6o@75c y ctl !;
Garlic, 1@1Ae q ID.
FRuIT-urauges continue abundant. Choice APP
pies are scarce aud bring fall figures. LINES are
not plentiful but fresh arrivals are expected by the
Panama steamer due ut the close OF this week.
Taere no Pineapples In market apples
5OcaSl q box for common, and 81 25a2 o box
for good to choice; Lemons, &c 5091 y box
for Sicily and 81 50@2 so for California Lines
S109I2 y box for Mexican; California do Sl@2 5o
for small and S4@5 for large boxes; Mexican Or
anges, sl6@l7 D NJ California do, 81 5OqS box I;
ramarinds, 12@l6c d n; Baunnas, 81 6OtG4 D
bunch Cranberries. s12 to@14 Sbbl,
HoNBY-Comb, 13Gl Sc; extracted, 7GSc for dark
and 9a10c o d for white.
BUTTRR-Low ruling rates have caused increased
con sumption of fresh qualities, and ths market Is
slowly getting into better shape. Forced sales 81
rkin and picked are reported at our lower figures
Fancy, 275c; good to choice, SAGE; inferior lots
from country stores, 22@2ic firkin. 224@26e
picked roll. 2o@75c; Eastern, l68lSc; New York
State, 20@224c y ID.
IBEEsE-New crop is coming forward quite freely,
and prices are consequently somewhat easier.
California, 1S@l9c; Eastern, 17@2Oc; Western, IA
@15c . ID.
Eaes-More steadiness is reported, though prices
have not materially changed. Quotable at 22@25c q
dozen, the latter extreme figure Tor California
Oregon are ouotable at Is r20c as dozen.
POULTRY Moderate supply with fdir demand. Live
Tuikeys, gobblers, I2dl3c; do Hens, 12@l3c /;
dressed do, 13915c q b Roostera. IS 5od4 for Old
and S5@6 so for young Hens. 81 5o96 Broilers, -
IA So according to size Ducks, So9b oU y dozen
,ieese. 81 5c@2 pair.
GAME-Finds good custom Mallard Ducks, q 90
az rs; Canvasback do, 1898 so; Honkers, sS@3 90 ;
Brant, SlG1 25; White Geese. 75c@sl Grey Geese,
80 25@2 so; Teal, Use; Quail, 15c Sprig, 81 ESQ
l so; Widgeon. 81: Spoonful, 75c Snipe, 75c@s1
for common and 81 1892 for English; Hare, II 70
az; Rabbits. S1G1 % a dozen.
WooI-The want of heavy rains in the southern
part Of the State has largely injured the sheep in
terests of that section and many parties are already
predicting a decline in the clip for the coming
year We quote San Joaquin, 10@l3c; South
ern bury, lO@12c; Northern free, '6d1sc fer good
and Isa2Oc for choice; Mountain Free l3@l6c as to
shrinkage; Nevada free, 15@lsc; Lamb, 13@l6c
Eastern Oregon Lamb, 2o@25c; Valley do, 26gzsc