Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-07
COMMERCIAL.
san Francisco Produce mares,.

SAN FRANCISCO January 6th-1PM
FLoUR-Over 8 900 bbbls went to Central Ameri.
en- ports yesterday the Panama steamer Best
City Extra, IS 80 rs SCI; Superfne, 81 37i@5: In
terror Extra "a 1895 Sc; Interior Superfne, "a 12l
a rs q Dbl
FLoUR-Busness this week has been somewhat of
a disappointment 10 MANY operators 1t was ex-
pected that after the New Year holidays the market
would exhibit signs of activity. But far there
has been nothing to indicate any great urgency on
the part of BUYERS Holders are positive that a de-
cline in values Is improbable and are therefore not
disposed to make concessions to facilitate negotia-
tons. On Change to-day exporters were giving
full attention to the several offerings though no
transactions OF magnitude were minated A
sale of 400 cts old at 81 671 is illustration that
the market is anything hut we=k wo lots OF good
milling, aggregating 1000 ctls, changed hands also
at 81 674. One consignment OF 800 ctls, said to
be No l grade, was sold at 81 65. and parcel of
less than 500 cts for Port Costa delivery was re-
ported at 81 623. An invoice of SEQ ctls Sonora
brought 81 60 p ctl. No. is quotable at 81 65@
GIL No. 3, 81 coal % p etl.
BARLEY-The recent advance in prices has brought
out liberal offerings, but holders generally insist on
full figures. To-days business light though no
fault be found with the volume OF trade for the
week. Feed is in pretty general request, while
prices keep quite firm Brewing is likewise in good
demand Fortunately for purchasers the inquiry
for this description is confined to local sources
Cheva'ier. although more prominent than week
sgo. is yet largely neglected Tr de in this kind
has heretofore been limited to English and Eastern
wants. and it is difficult to find home market for
it even at feed prices. There are some foe samples
daily exhibited on Change, but buyers pass them.
While willing to pay 81 60 for feed operators de-
cline to give 81 571 for c7oice bav Chevaler
For such an article holders asking 81 COOL 65
Sales of 400 SKIS feed, 81 60; 500 do 81 81 % ctl
We quote: Fed, 81 579@1 go; Brewing, 81 esq
l TO-; Chevaer 81 cool CPL for choice standard
Bsv and 81 81 Tor Coast
OATs-The market is in excellent shape. There
is lively demand, which holders utilize to good adj
vantage without cr0wding prices up too high.
that offerings will be heavy enough to depress val
ues, at least for the present Sales embrace 700
SKIS good Washington Territory, 81 80; 200 do Ore
gon. 81 III 200 do 81 rs q ctl. We quote :
Good to choice 81 75@1 IS; Surprise, 81 s75d
, % ctl
CoRN-sales of Yellow to the extent OF sOn SKIS
embracing large and small were reported at 81 go
Is ctl, the highest figure touched in long while
Ire last sale of White at 81 52i q ct
RYE-S2 1902 25 q ct'.
BucKwHEAT-S1 55a1 90 y ct
HAY-Wheat, S12@15: Wild Dat, slo@l3 y ton.
Hops-California, 23@24c for fair ard e662sc q h
for good: Washington Territory, 23d25e Oregon,
20@23c q ib.
SEEDs-A sale of 90 SKIS Alfalfa was reported
on Change day at 1899 q ID. We quote :
Mustard, 81 771a2 for Yellow, and SStaS rs
for Brown Canary. 5a53c; Hemp, &c; Rape, 21@
2ac; Timothy. SAGE for native. and 10@11c for
imported Alfalfa 14@l5c Flax. oa2Ic % n.
PoTAToEs : Sweet ranged to day from 81 70
to 81 90 @ ctl. wharf rates are as fol-
lows: Petaluma, 81 goal IS; Tomales, 81 25
al 80; River Red, sOc@sl; Early Rose, 81 LOG
20 q ctl.
OEIoNs-40as0c u ell.
BEANs-Bayos, S2a2 % Butter, So 1898 80 for
small and 81 for large; Castor. s363 25: Lima,
s4@4 62b Pea, SO 50Qr4 Pink 81 GOAL so Red,
81 759, SIS small White, 50 1893 IS lai2e White,
e363 25 q ctl.
vEGsrABLEs few descriptions now Offering are
not over-plentifui. Prices keep steady Squash $40
5 for feed. sl0612 ~ for good Marrowfat Dried
Peppers, 1sa20c q n Artichokes, soc = dozen /;
parsnips 81 Beets 65c: Carrots 35td60c; TiIsnps
75c y ctl Cauiower 90c0St Is io7en: Cabbage,
coarse = ntl: Garlic &c e ID Mushrooms, 15e p H..
FRUu-Mex'can Lines scarce and higher
Oranges are in large quantity. Apples meet with
less inquiry. Apples 50cSSl for common and 81 %
al so q box for good to choice; Pears 50d75c for
poor and Sl61 go for good; Lemons, S5S6 for
Malaga, S7(dS for Sicily and 81 50d3 90 y box for
California; Lines. s1G@12 q box for Mexican,
Oranges, ST. 50d22 10 q NJ: Californis do S2d2 so
for seedlings and S364 e box for budded: TEma-
rinds, 129l5c a n Bananas. 50 50G4 o bunch /:
Cranberries, s13916 q Dbl; Pineapples. s7@s q
dozen.
HoNEY-No general movement Comb 13G1Sc !;
extracted. Ease for dark and 9Ca1oc u n for white
BUTTER-There is an evident weak feeling, and
prices more irregular than in long time.
Buyers have the advantage. Fancy, size %
IL good to choice 30035c: inferior lots from
country stores 24d27ac; irkn 27l assoc picked
roll, 27tta3oc: Eastern, 1s@221c q NJ New York
State, 271(d30c e h.
CHEEsE-No immediate probability of n reduction
in price. California. 15@17c; do in drums. 100
lie Eastern. 17d20c: Western. 14@15c q ID.
EGGs-There il less disposition to purchase TO.
day Dealers will not stock up to any extent, for
fear of decline in values. The range is given at
36d3sc u dozen for California. Lime are quota5le
at 25@274o q dozen.
PoUITRY-An improved demand was noticed
this morning. Supplies however, quite
equal to all wants. Live Turkeys. gobblers
13a15c; do Hens 13915c; dressed do 15a17c ~ h !;
BOOSTERS, s5@6 so; Hens s567; Broilers. go 30
"a So accor1inp to size: Ducks s6G7 so % dog !;
Geese, 81 Seal rs % pair.
GANE-Better prices were obtained to-day for
some descriptions. Mallard Du'ks. 81 SOFAS !.
Canvasback do. So 5O@4; Honkers. s3@4 Brant and
White Geese. sf@Sl so; Grey Geese, 81 75d2 25 !;
Widgeon, 81 Snipe, 75c@S1 for common and SEA
2 so for English Hare, 81 5092; Rabbits, S191 Is
q dozen.
WooL-The new year so far has not developed any
diseoursging features. Trade has been quite active
and at present it seems likely to continue So Within
a week there have been liberal transfers of choice
Oregon and free mountain descriptions Leading
operators express the opinion that by the end of
this month there will be heavy dimnution of the
stock on hand. Those well coEversant with local
movements claim that the securing mills viii re-
quire ALL or nearly ALL Of the fall clip in ware
house. Some parties express doubts as to whether
there be enough to supply the mill demand and
keep them going until the Oregon spring clip begins
to arrive Altogether, the situation is of promise
San Joaquin, l0613c; Southern bury. 10di2c ;
Northern free, '6a1sc fnr good and 1sCd20c for
choice Mountain free, 13616c, to shrinkage ;
Nevada free, 15a1Sc Lamb, 13@16c; Eastern Ore
gon Lamb, 20@25c; Valley do, 25a2sc . b.