Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-22
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produces Market.

I Gan FhANStElVs Atot-l r. N.
FLoUR-L.h hit inquiry reported on Chinese export
&C count. Best City Extra 50 30 40 62A Superine
- ga a5 Interior tXtrz 81 1905 60; Interior Su
| perfi,e, q I2l9. 10 z Dol
| MUEAI-There were moderate transactions or
Change to-day, but the market seemed to lack vim
Until there be terial reduction in freights, buy
ers are uos likely to take hold with much energy.
Holders have he'd on SO long that there is lit {
! hope Of forcing any general Abatement in Their
views. A pressure to sell to any ent would OF
course necessittte the acceptance OF lower figures
than quotations. transfer OF :, coo ctls good
milling was effected 81 62t while 5000 ctls very
good shipping brought 81 664. Some poor No Z
sold at 81 90, about 500 cts changing hands, and
| l,lSl do were taken by miller for superfine at
81 55 q etl No. is quntable at 81 6sGl 614; No.
2, 81 6o@l 81 q ell. No session OF Change to.
morrow.
BARLEy-There is comparatively little doing. No
speculative demand exists, and transactions are
therefore limited to local wants, which at the mo-
ment seem to be fairly supplied. For seed pgrposes
there has bsen toerably good inquiry for several
DAYS, but the filing Of such orders does not per-
ceptbly reduce offerings. Holders are patient and
show no anxiety because sales not quick. Trans
actions tS,day include 100 bags good iced, 81 SO
$50 do 81 81 500 do Chevaer, 81 50 g. ctl.
We quote: Feed, 81 774@1 IS; Brewing, 81 S7kGs
1871; Chevalier, 81 50 for choice standard Bay,
and 81 70 for Coast.
OATs-The exhibition on Change continues lib.
era but business is slow. Still, holders expect to
work of stocks without submitting to any marked
reduction in quotations. Some few pa cells changed
hands THIS morning aL u Vi 81 a. sWl
quantity scarcely reaching 800 bags. We quote
Good to choice, 81 75g1 90; Surprise, 81 95@2 Q
ell
CoRS-Some leading operators will not sell large
Yellow below 81, though small shipments are chang
ing hands as low as 81 S75 q cti To avoid warehouse
charges The last reported sale Of White was at
81 % d ctl.
RYE-S2 20@2 25 q ctl.
BUcKwHEAT-S1 50a1 55 . ctl.
HAY-wheat, SIS 5O@l7; Wild Dat, s14 5ogl6 j;
Stable, $l1@14 q ton.
Hops-California, 2S@26c; Washington Territory,
20@22c; oregon, l9@2lc y H.
SEEDs-Mustard, 81 75(g2 for Yellow, and
1898 rs for Brown Canary, 5@54e; Hemp, &c /;
Rape, 21@3c; Timothy. 8@9c for native, and 10dllc
for imported Alfalfa 13CGl4c; Flax, 24G2sc q h.
PoTATOEs-Are firmly held. The general asking
ago prices were at least 81 q ctl lower. Wharf
rates are as follows Petaluna, 81 600
?; Tomaes 81 9)d2; Early Rose, 81 S5G1 95 !;
Humboldt He'd 81 Garnet Chi e. 81 SO(aI 90 q ctii
ONIoNs-Are doing tier. A choice article is
worth 81, and some sales CT extra reported at a
higher figure. Poor qualities have no recognized
quotation.
BEANs-Bayos, 50 so; Butter, "a for small, 81 25
for large; Lima, s. 25@5 rs Pea, "a 75a4 So !;
Pink, IS 25a3 SO; Red, 50 25@3 50 small White,
So; luge White, "A 25a4 so y ctl
VEeErABLEs-Cabbago and Carrots are bring
ing advanced rates Squash, S10@l2 q ton
for good Marrowfat; Dried Peppers 1S920c o b /;
Artichokes SOC q dozen Parsnips, 81 so; Beets,
81; Carrots, 10000; Turnips, 50@75c g ctl Cauli
flower, Soc@s1 q dozen; Cabbage, 81 o ctl /;
Garlic, I@ltc e ID; Green Peas, 12ial5c; Green
Peppers, l5a20c; 1omstoes, 5d6c 8 II.
FRUITs-Apples and Oranges in fair
demand. Apples, 81 25@1 50 . box for COM
mon, 81 75@2 80 . box for good to choice; Lem
ons, s7a7 SO q box for Sicily and s2@9 80 for Califor
mia Lines s17(d20 e box for Mexican California
do $2@4 for small and SSG10 for large boxes: Mexi
can Oranges, s16@l7 q NJ; California do, 81 50@2
for ordinary, and 81 25@3 q box for choice ;
rannarinds, ls@l5o q n; Bananas. g 5o@i
o bunch; Crsnberries. sl2 So@l4 q Dbl.
HoNEY-Comb, 149lsc; extracted, 7@sc for dark
and 9@ploc " IL for white.
BuTrER-The recent advance in the price OF
fresh quality is well maintained. Fancy, 80
G 34c; good to choice, 30o32c; inferior lots
from country stores, 25G28c; irkin. 25@27!e fr
old, and 27I@30o for new; Eastern, I6alSc; New
FORK State, z09225c g ID.
cHEEsE-C California, l7@1sc Eastern, 17@2oc !;
Western, 14@15c q ID.
Eses-Holders generally asking outside
figure to-day, and do not care to sell under An in
creased consumption is expected during the Lenten
season, which commences tomorrow. QuOtable at
23025c U dozen.
PouLrRy-The supply is quite equal to the de-
mand Live Turkeys, gobblers, l0dllc; do Hens, IL
@l3e; dressed do, Il@l4c 3 b; BOOSTERS. IS 50@6
for old and 81 50@S for young; Hors S506 so !;
Broilers, S5a6 So riding size; Ducks. $5a6 SO
= dog: Geesa 81 5C@2 q pair.
GAME-Trade is sufficiently active to absorb all
receipts. Maard Ducks. % 50ee2 70 1; Canvas
back do, So 5oa4; Honkers, s4@4 so;
Brant, 81 25@1 so; white Geese, 75c@Sl; Grey
Geese, 81 2592 so; Teal, 75clo 81; Quail. I5cGSl;
Sprg, sl@1 IS; Widgeon 81; Spoonbill, 75c Snipe,
75c@s for common and s26e2 25 for English Hare,
81 2 al so; Rabbits. Sla1 25 . dozen.
WooL-At the Eastern manufacturing centers
there is good demand, though not pronounced
enough to cause any increase in values Another
series OF auction sales will open in London next
Thursday when full lines of colonial clips will be
among the offerings. The markets. expected to open
quite firm. Dealers believe that The prices obtained
Will largely influence values in the American mar.
ket. Local trade is still of desultory character.
San joaquin, 10d13c; Southern bury. 10@12c;
Northern free, 1s,d1sc for good and 19a21c for
choice; Mountain free, 13@l6c, as to shrinkage;
Nevada free, 15@1Sc; Lamb, 13@l6e; Eastern
Oregon Lamb, 20@25c Valley do, 25a2se q Il.