Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-25
OOMMEROIAI..
san Francisco Produce Market.
SAN FRANCISCO. January 24th-l

Ban Francisco Produce Market.
san Francesca January 24th-I NJ
FLoUR-The Panama steamer to-day took fai
shipments to Central American ports Chname
are buying freely for export per the Belgic whicl
is expected to sail Thursday. Best Cit
Extra, IS 6035 624; Superfne a S7k to S5; In
terror Extra 81 1895 SO; Interior Supertine, "a u
a 70 q bbl
Wharf.-The recent showers have had some in
fiuence on the situation. ShIpowners construed tn
occurrence as favorable to their interests, and
consequently lees disposed to listen TO proposition
for concessions on charter rates. Exporters tool
about the view of affairs, and believed tina
the moist weather would tend TO dshearten holders
Events SO far, have not justified these opinions t.
any extent. Last Saturday morning it was dfhcul
TO get bid of 81 20 on Change, though before th
day closed 81 rs was paid Yesterday it was evi
dent that exporters were in the lrket, offers
81 20 were freely made for choice shipping. Th
response, however, was anything but general. Thi
morning it seemed as il there were more disposition
to realiZe sales were reported, aggregating 1S 00
ctls, at 81 10 parcel Of 400 ctls Sonera alit
changed hands at like figure The Liverpool mar
ket is telegraphed as firmer at small advance or
former quotations. Local holders do not believe
that prices likely to tumble. No. is quotablt
at 81 70a1 ~; No. 2, 81 659l 67a y ctl.
| DARi.EY-For several days the market has beer
comparatively inactive. Holders are very firm il
their id-as and buyers only talk business wher
necessity is imperative Some poor feed sold TO day
a. 81 63i, but it would be difficult to get anything
OF bay Chevali.r was at 81 20, and probably like
offer would be readily accepted, as owners not
anxious to carry stock. Brewing keeps steady at
current rates with transfer to-day CT 400 bags al
81 75. Feed, 81 65@1 67l; Brewing, 81 72la
III Chevalier, 81 65@l 20 for choice standard
| Bay and 81 60 for Coast.
| OATs-The holding interest has the market well
| under control Receipts are light and no heavy
eonsignments are likely to come forward from any
direction to disturb the situation Sales to- day
embrace 26o SKIS feed, 81 s2t; 400 do, 81 so q ctl
We quote Good to choice, 81 75@1 IS; Surprise,
| 81 S74@2 % ctl.
| CoRN-Any positive demand would surely occa.
sion sharp upward movement. Even to-day sales
were effected at a marked advance on last weeks
prices. Some 200 bags large Yellow found buyer
this morning at 81 S21, against 81 rs paid for
like quantity last Saturday. parcel Of 100 SKIS
small White was reported sold at 81 S5 q ctl.
| RYE-S2 124@2 25 o ct'.
BucKwHEAT-$1 5o91 So q ctl.
| HAY-wheat s15@16 Wild 0at, s13@14; Stable,
! 50 5o@11 q ton.
fiope-aiiiissornia 2l@22c for fair, and 24@26c . b
for good; Washington Territory, 2l@2Sc; oregon,
| 2O@21c q ib.
| SEErs-A small lot OF Flax sold on Change to-day
at g 65 q ctl Mustard, 81 77.a2 for Yellow, and
| 1908 % for Brown Canary, 5G55e; Hemp, &c
Rape, 2t@22c; Timothy. S@ec for native and l0@1lc
for imported Alfalfa, 13G14c; Flax. 2362sc 70 ID.
PoTAToEs-Dsalers are liable to place all consign-
ments of good quality at full rates. Petaluma,
| 81 S0a1 90; Tomales, 81 S0(a1 90; River Red,
81 60@1 20; Early Rose, 81 75@2
ONIoNs-50a8oc y ctl.
| BEANS Somewhat buoyant. Bayos, S2@2 %
Butter, S3@3 25 for small, s. 25@3 so for large;
Castor, 1898 25 Lima, s49i 62l Pea, IS 1904 10
Pink, 81 1902 25; Red, s2 l0G2 . small White,
s4@4 25; large White, 20 25@3 80 y ctL
VEGETABLES Green Peas from los Angeles are
selling at 15c q fb We quote jobbing lots of other
kinds as follows: Squash, S0912 . ton for good Mar
rowfat Dried Peppers, 1S@20c u b Artichokes, Doc
6oc Turnips. 5Oa75c @ ctl Caulifower, eoc@sl .
dozen; Cabbage, 60@75c D ctl; Garlic 1@l1c e h.
FRUIT-California Oranges are coming along
freely, and generally in good condition. Native de
scriptions preferred TO the foreign article Ap
ples 5Oc@@Sl q box for common, and 8 25@2 q box
| for good to choice Lemons, s5d6 for Ma
laga. S6 50a7 so for Sicily ard 81 50@3 30 2 box
for California; Lines, s10@12 Q box for Mexican
| California do S1@l so for small and s4@5 for large
| boxes; Mexican Oranges, S16920 q III /; California
do, 81 50a3 y box; Tamarinds, 129l5c . n; Be-
nanas 81 5o94 q bunch Cranbcrries Sl2 S0@14 d
| bbl; Piueappes S7@8 y dozen.
| HoNEy-No change in the situation. The range In
| the price OF Comb is as wide ever. Comb, 13@
lSc; extracted, 7@Sc for dark and a@lOc o Ii fol
white.
BurrER-Receipts are too free to be easily handled
Prices continue to weaken. Good TO choice, 2S,d30c
inferior lots from country stores, 23@26c frkin
25@275e; picked roll, 2592?Ic; Eastern, 17@22c
Now York State, 25@27lc q b.
| CHERsE-The shelves at the several depots ara
mostly bare. Sill told that buyers will no;
pay an advance quotations. Some makers
| are talking of Withholding supplies unless better
prices obtained. Sales IN lobbing way are re-
ported of California at 2oc q ID. We quote Cali
fornia 1S@19c; Eastern, 17@2oc; Western, 14@15e
| q H.
EGes-There is still considerable rregulqrity in
prices and it is difficult to give an accurate quota
| ton Probably from 25c to 27c ib dozen would
represent the general range, though we get sales
| above and below these figures
PouLTRY-So far this week there has been little or
no INQUIRY and values therefore to large extent
nominal Live Turkeys, gobblers. l0G1lc; do
Hens 10G11c; dressed do, 10912ct ID Roostsrs, S4
| @6; Hens S4d5; Broilers, 81 50@5 so, according to
size Ducks, s. 50@6 so 9 doz; Geese, 81 5e@2 g
| pair.
! GAMR-Buyers continue to make prices Wequote
Mallard Ducks, 81 50@2; Canvasback do, g 10
| @3; Honkers, S3@3 80; Brant, Sl@1 25; White
Geese, T5c@Sl; Grey Geese s2G2 25; Teal, 50@75c;
Quail, 75Q879c; Sprig, S1@1 25; Wdgeon, 50@75c
Snipe 75c@S1 for common and 81 50@1 rs for
English Hare, 81 50@1 rs; Rabbits, s1g1 25 o
| dozen.
| PRoyIsIoNs-The market has been quiet during
| the past week, and prices are unchanged though
| firm. The local demand for Lard Is i'll excess oi
other articles and prices are generally firm at the
quotation giveo. There Is fair demand for pro
visions for export and shipping trade. Eastefn
products are in light demand on acc unit Il
| high prices. We qgoe: Eastern bans, 16@i6lt
California Hams Is 9'3lc; Eastern Breakfast Bacon,
l56l55c; California Smoked Bacon l3 q 131c
for heavy and rnedr.n and 14a144e for light and
extra light; Clear Si;ics 81 GI4lc; Perk, S16616 80
for Extra Prime, SIS 509l9 ;or Prime Ness S2i922
for Mess S22 50s23 or Cesr and S24ee4 30 for Extra
|
for bbs and s6@6 sc for hall bbs; Extra Hess Beef
80 5O9I1; Family Beef, @13 soglS "a q Dbl Cali
| fornia Smoked Beef, 11a@12c q ID; Beef Tongues,
es q dozen; Eastern Lard, 16@i8lc g b for all
styles and sizes OF packages; California do, ION
tins, 19i@14c; 5-ib 20, 144@l4lc; pals, 15a@16c;
kegs 14a144c; Royal do. 15e for lob, Isle . ID for
| BIB and 15}c for Bib pals.
wooL-Business is wholly confined to local trade.
Stocks too much reduced to offer opportunities
for purchases either speculative or shipping ac-
count. We shall have to wait the arrival of the
spring clip before any pronounced movement can
| possibly take place. The annual New York cir
cular of James Lynch gives the clip of the United
States for the year just ended at 600 pounds
as against 264, 100000 pounds the year previous.
The product Of 1881 is divided as follows: Iowa,
Mississippi, Minnesota and States east of the
Mississippi, except lower Southern, l64, 100000
California, 100000; Oregon, 100000; other
Western States and Territories, 100000; Col
orado and New Mexico. 20,00o,0o0; Texas, &c.
600 600; Georgia, Lake and Southern, II, 300 000.
We quote San joaquin, 10913c Southern bury,
1o@i2c; Northern free, ,eSlse for good and lSa2oc
for choice: Mountain Free 13@16c, to shrinkage
| Nevada free, 15@1Sc; Lamb, i3@16c; Eastern
Oregon Lamb, 20925c; Valley do, 25@2Sc q b.