Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-06
COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market
SAN FRANCISCO. June 5.h-1 P. n
FLouF-Exports on Saturday were comparatively |
large embracing / 600 bbls to Russian POSSESSIONS
22I0 do to the AN tralilu Colonies aud ".9O eo 70
Central American ports Best City Extra, - oi5g |
5 so; superine - 1893 % interior EN'iA' - w
5: interior superHne, 81 q q 9 Dbl -
WnEAr-Fo.dsy the quietest one Tor business
on the Produce Exchange in a very long "iiie ne
whole list Of grades was gone through WIN on e,'
but there was not single offer I" ether huy OF 81,
On the outside trading seemed TO be tqnauy uu'l-
We heard II some few transfers o. milling account
but these were negotiated on saturday AItethpoh,
and included 20 tons at 81 1T - 90 AZ - o. . anu
25 do at 81 62L ct. From 81 % to 81 ~ GU Is
about the ruling rate for export
Quotations Of No. grades at leading eentsrs To-
day are telegTaphed as follow5;
' - Chicago. St Louis New York
spot. . eontaL---.--.s - = ~ ~ - t3s
July. ........-..---.. 10 ~
August ---...--..-' e'i - - St:
Al the Grain Exchange tits Eftem on there
,,.ro ssles Of 300 tons No September, 81 63i 10
ID october. 81 63i 100 do, 81 O. Z C
E,RrTy-spot lOs Of feed afe :iImly held at " 30
q- 5e5,snd Tor immediate delivery is moderate, BIT
the buying figure appears to he limited 20 - ~
4 sale Of 100 tons No. Tor December az Il ~ ca
rsprcsented all tine business AZ the morning. session
of INC Produce Exchange. Chevali r - IN poor re
,,,es. Offers TO sell No. spot az 81 ~ dd not
hiring out a bid. New crO2 was wanted IN August,
and the bidding figure was run up TO q 80 under
J.jT c1mpstitiou. No sales were negotiated For
Ssrter,brr delivery Of No l Brewing 81 90 3 ell
vas offered for old and 81 IS for new Sales az the
Grain Exchange to-day were n tied to one lot OF loo
tons No Feed November, 81 26t
m sellers than BUYERS supplies
are ANYTHING but light and more or less shading is
necessary 70 place consignments. Constant aces
sous from northern coast points 20 rot improve ths
situation Some good Oregon Surprise are reported
a. having changed hands 10 day 10 the extent Of 20
bags at 81 95 while other sales Of Oregon included
$50 bags brown 81 s2l 200 do light at 81 sal and
3O0 do heavy at 81 90 D.cti. speculative pur-
chase was made on call ofl00 tons No p seller 1852
Ryx@Esstern is being brought forward to com
ue,e with the home article Spot lots No. Cal
forna are held at 81 As A lot of 20 tons No , wa.
pleced for September at 81 20 There was also
sale recorded Of 10 tons Eastern at - 25, 20 be de-
lYered in ten days.
lyeries in November and December, but 1t was not
satisfied Nebraska offered SPOT at 81 76i.
fale Of leo tons seller 1882 At 81 IS = ell was the
only transaction reported.
HAx~wheat, sligl5; Wild Dat, sl2a1s; Stable,
slOal2 y ton.
22a25c Oregon, lS0t2tc 3 D.
bd5lc; Hemp, &c; Rape, 21@3c; Timothy, SS9c
for native, and lCdllc for imported Alfalfa, lag
i5c: Flax. 2tes2sc , n.
PoTAroEs-Ihe market was little mixed 70 day.
Some choice parcels sold at 81 30, though sack lots
Of good Early Rose of ring freely at 81 90, and
some less desirable qualities sold down TO 81 S5
D ctl.
oSIoxs-we hear of no sales. Some holders
claim that soc 3 ell is a full market figure.
BEASs-Bsyos, 81 75a3 IS Butter, g 75g4 for
sma |. 81 % for large /; Lima, sie4 so; Pea, SAG
gr u, ~ nysfg IN Dad Qgrg
White g. z5td4 30 White IS seas IS y ctl-
vEGETABLEs-Prices at the moment rule generally
in favor OF buyers. Asparagus, 50c9sl . box; khI-
barb 50dd75c z box (; Artichokes, l0Gl2c = dozen;
Parsnips, 81 so q ct Beets, 75c Carrots, 50a65c;
Turnips, 5Oa65c Q eli CauAower, slal Is y iozen;
Cabbage, s7tc9S1 = ctl; Garlic 39tc ID
CuCumbers, soc to 81 2 doz Green Peas, lfl3c
Green Peppers, l0d1sc for Los Angeles and
25a3ce z 10 for other kinds; Tomatoes, lVSGZoc ,
II; Spinach, 25c = sack; Celery, 75e o dozen
Summer Squash, 75a9Oc y box; String Beans, SG3.c
. n: Horse Beans, 50975c . sack Wax Beans,
3Ia4c D n Green Corn, l5c for good and S5ai0c
q dozen for good quality.
FauIT-Cherries were scarce to-day, while Cur
rants made a pretty fair exhibit. Strawberries
sold at the usual wide range owing to difference in
quality Apples 75c y bskt Pears, 50d75c & hskt;
Currants SGa7 so; Strawberries, S6d9 Tor poor and
s0dI5 y chest for good TO choice Cherries, sygl5
a chest; ApricOts 75c GS1 D box for common and goa
25c d n for Royal Gonscberries, Sig4c for common,
79sc y u for English Lemons, S797 s.. . box for
Sicily and 81 2592 25 for California Lines, ssGlO
~ box Tor Mexican, LaInOInlA Sptu4
thousand California Oranges, s46ti so q box
Tahiti Oranges, s25G30 y thousand Ttmarirds,
I28i6c y D: Bananas. 81 6o44 D bunch; Pine
apples, SSd9 y doz.
6a6lc fos quartered Alden and Plummer, l09l2ic;
Apricots, 2lq22c; Blackberries, l4Gl6c; Figs 4d7c
for pressed and Sale for impressed Smyrna do, log
lgc; Nectarines 14tl5c; Peaches lSdzec for peeled
and 1896 for unpeeed; Pears, 7efSe for whole and
eal0c q n for sliced do, machine dried,
l2tc; Pkms, 11G12c for pitted and 4Gtc
for unpitted; German Prunes, Sd9c; French
Prunes, lOallc . n; California Raisns, common
layers are quoted rs follows for cash: 81 so for
whole with the usual addition of 25c, soc and 75c
for halves, quarters and eighths London layers
sell at an advance " 25c all round. The customary
discount is made on large purchases.
HoSET-Comb, l4alSc; extracted, case for dark
and 96l0c . 10 for white
BUTTER There was less steadiness to the market
to-day and top prices not often realized. Fan
cy, S0a31c; good to choice, 27a20c; inferior lots
from country stores, 22Ca25c frkin, 2SG30c for
good to choice new; Eastern, l7@2oc 2 b.
CHgEss-Stoek net large. California, l2Gl3lc {;
Eastern, 17ta20c; Western, 14915c y ID.
Fees Choice parcels in demand, and full rates
given for suitable quality Quotab!e at 2Sq24c
q Dozen Some inferior Offering at lower prices
PoULTRY-Arrivals light and prices nominal.
Live Turkeys, gobblers, 16dl7c; do Hens, 14g15c !;
BOOSTERS. s5@5 so for old and S7Gs so TOR young I;
Hens, IS 509s7; Broilcrs, $685. according to size !;
Ducks IS 5Oa6 so n doE; G sese, Sl9l % . pair I;
Goslings, 81 25aI IS . pair.
GANE-Hare, 81 7592; Rabbits, 81 2591 so q
d0z.
PKovrsi xs-Eastern Hams, 1Gal7c . II;
California Hams, I4di5c; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, l69l6tc; California Smoked Bacon, 141Glbc
for heavy and medium, and 15i@l6s for light and
extra light; Clear Sides, 15@I5ac; Pork, $40 50g2l
for Extra Prime, s23d24 for Prime Mess. s24d2i 80
for Mess, s24 90 for Clear and s25d25 so for ENtrs
Clear +; Pigs Feet, s16dlS q Dbl; Mess Beef, 81
Tor bhs and "a for hall bbls; Extra Mess Bel Bee,
fornia Smoked Beef, 14t6s15c . ID; Beef Tongues,
% 5OalO . dozen; Eastern Lard, 15l@16c 9 n for
all sJ les and sizes of packages California do. Ion
tins, l3i@l4c; 6-D DO 14idl4ic; pals, l61@lec
kegs 14d143c: Royal do 15ic for ION, 154c o h for
t-h and Isle for BIB pals.
WooL-C5nsignments have to be stored for want
OF CUSTOM San joaquin and Southern, 149lSc for
poor to fair and 1sa2lc for fair to choice; Gala
veras and Foothill, 24@27c y d.
San Francisco Meat Market.
Following are rates for whole carcasses from
slaughterers to dealers:
BEEY-Prime, Si@9c; medium grades, 6197c
In erior, 5ld6c = n.
vEAI-Large calves, 7ic; small ones, ssl0c . D.,
MUrroS-Wethers quotable at iiG5c, and
ewes 4Cd4lc o n, according to quality.
LAMB-Quotable at case q 4.
PoRK-Live hogs, 7ld7sc for hard, and 6ia6le
for soft dressed do e5g1oc o b for hard grain
Hogs.
Eastern and Foreign Markets.
NEW YORK, June 9Th.
Transformation is steady and Wheat is quiet
and weak latter at 81 37a1 Al y bushel
wooL-Cafornia is steady at 12alsc for fall bur
ry. and 16923c for clean fall; spring bury, 17@
2O,; clean spring, 24@34c pulled, 25@45c.
HDEs-Californis are quiet at 23@233c.
CHICAGO, June 9Th.
wHKAT-s1 IS for June.
CoRN-70Ic for June.
PoRK-sl9 67i bid for June.
LaRD-S11 30GIl 325 for June.
BAoos-slo o759ll 10 for nbs and sl1 50 Tor short
ribs
LIVERPOOL, June 5th.
wHEAT-Caiornia spot lots fifmer at So Sd
10 los. Cargo lots are 46s Cd for just shipped 49s
for nearly due and 49s Cd for off coast.