Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-22
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

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BARLEY-Little interest was taken in proceedings
at the opening Of call to-day, though before the
sion closed fairly moderate dem md spraDg up for
future contracts, resulting in the transaction Of
good average bnsi ness Spot parcels of No. Feed,
in lots of not less than 100 tons, freely offered
at 81 20 al 2l without finding buyers. Trading on
January account was light embracing 600 tons No.
Feed at 81 I9 and go do in two lots at 81 10 and
81 % 2 ctl respectively February deliveries opened
ruiety az 81 2li. declining 20 81 2ll. but subse-
quently raliyirg 81 g. and closing at 81 22l De-
tails follows: 700 tons No. Feed, February,
81 2l!; 200 do, 81 2l4; 300 do, 81 21i; 100 do,
s 32 100 do 81 22h 200 do, 81 22a; 100 do, 81 %
q cti Brewing was offered December or January
delivery at 81 3 On the outside, the asking rates
for Feed are about 10c D ctl above call prices
Sales to-day at the Grain Exchange were fairly
liberal embracing coo tons No. Feed January,
81 20; 100 do, buyer the season, 81 80 q cti.
oATs-Aarket fairly steady. small lot Of good
California changed ownership to day at 81 50 Janp,
ary deliveries Of No. quality were offered on call
at 81 ia with 81 60 y ctl bid. We quote: Fair
Fees, 81 70@1 75; good, 81 75@l 50; choice,
81 s5Gl 80; Eastern, 81 % y ctt
RYE-Meets with poor inquiry. Quotabe st 81 rs
al 50 . ctl for California and 81 s2 y ctl for East
ern.
CoRs-Prices have downward tendency. About
200 bags White reported sold to-day at 81 20.
California is quotase at 81 52t@l SIS . ctl for No
Yellow The range for White is 81 709l 7zk q ctl
HAY--Alfslfa, Sl3 ia SO; Wheat, sl4 50dl- 80;
wild oas, s14 5oal7; Mixed, sl2@l4 ton:
HoPs-Buyers KEEP at distance. Holders are
not anxious to realize snd are firm in asking Soc to
95e an
SEEDS Mustard is quotable at s3 25a3 so
for Brown and 90 25dz so for Yellow; Canary,
5s@s:: Hemp, 5@5ic; Rape, 2l@2c; Timothy,
19sl1c for imported Alfalfa, l29l3:; Flax, 3aS5c
y 4.
PoTsroEs-River Red. eoa7Oc; Early Rose,
socasl: Petaluma and Tomales, 9oc@sl o5 Hum.
boldt, SI@1 Is; Cuffey Cove, 81 l0Gt Is y ctl.
oSioSs-Choice bring 70as0c . ctl. Poor lots
are not salable.
vEeFrABLEs-Trsde quiet. Prices unchanged
Mushrooms, 1odl5c q h /; Marrowfat Squash, ssa
10 3 ton; Carrots, 30:; TuTnips, 75c@Sl Q eli
CauIlfcwer, 75c@sl . ioz Cabbage. 50975c y ctl ;
Peppers, 5o.@sl q box; Celery. soc q dozen
Dried okra, lSc q n Dry Peppers, 124 d15c . h.
FRUrr-Apples seem to be most in favor. Tropi,
cal varieties are at the moment poorly repre-
sented. Apples, 30ab0c for common and 75c
Lemona, s8a7 for Sicily, s5@6 for Ma.
laga; California Lemons 81 50@3 y box
Lines s5@8 so q box for Mexican; TsmR-
rinds, i2esisa . b: Bananas s2@S so bunch ;
Mexican Oranges, s25@SO . thousand Pineapples,
sSa9 y doz. New crop Western Cranberries are at
hand, Offering at sl5@l7 . Dbl;
DRIED FRUT-The approach of the holidays
has given more activity to trade. Sun
dried apples, 6d6Ic for sliced, 4o5c for quar-
tered; Alden and PIunmer, 109l2c; Apricots,
13Gl7c; Blackberries, l2c; Figs, 7@Sc for
pressed and 596c for impressed; Smyrna do, l6@
J9c; Nectarines, he; Peaches, 16@2Gc for peeled
AMI &c for unpeeled; Pears, 607c forwhole and
Std9c q Ii for sliced do, machine dried, Sa1Oc
pitted; German Prunes. 839c; French Prunes,
10@Il4c n; crop Raisins 81 75t2 rs for loose
Muscatel and 81 25d2 so q box for London Layers,
with the usual advance for fractional bsxes.
HoSET-Comb, l2d20c: extracted, 69l0c . n.
BUTTER-Supply liberal and prices weak. Many
dealers are said to be making concessions our
figures Fancy, soc choice 27l@ @29c; fair to
good 25d26c; inferior lots from country stores,
1Sa2e; Arkin, 25d26e for good to choice and
2oS23c for ordinary picked roll, 24@274c; East
ern. 1Sd22c n.
CHEEsE-California, 14@l5c for choice; 11@I3c
for fair to good; do, factory, in boxes, 159l6c (;
Eastern, 16Gi7c: western, Sg124c q b.
EGGs-There is no marked pressure TO buy I;
though prices keep fairly steady. California, 374a
40c; Eastern, 30d32Ic " dozen
PouLTRY-Jhere is a very good demand, and full
rates are obtained for desirable stock. Live
Turkeys, gobblers, 16@18c; do Hens, 16@lSc
dressed do, lSG20c q ID Rotsters, IS 50d6 fer
old, and S6d7 so for Young; Hens, 6s,T so; Broi-
ere, s5@6, according to size; Ducks s9a11 . dozen
Geese, s2d2 80 D pair.
GAMs-Receipts were easily placed this morning.
Quail, 75c9sl q dozen; Mallard Ducks, s3a3 81
CsnEasback do s. 25@3 IS; Grey Geese, s2@3
White Geese, 81 25@1 75: Honkers, siG4 30
Brandt, 81 25: Sprigs, 81 75a2; Teal, 95cGsl
Wideeon, 81 25; Snpe, S292 so for English and
50975c for common Hare, 81 75@2 25; Rabbits,
81 250.1 rs 3 dozen
PRovIsIoNs-Inquiry not urgent, though sufficient
~ general to keep trading moderately active.
Prices unchanged.
WooL-Business slow at rates that have been cur.
reut for some tims.