[342] Sacramento Union, December 19, 1860.
[343] In 1869 a committee of the California legislature estimated the volume of California products annually arriving at and exported from the port of San Francisco as follows (in appendix to journal of Senate and Assembly, 18th session, California Legislature, Vol 2):
| Products | Annual Receipts | Annual Exports | ||
| Wheat | 225,000 | tons | 200,000 | tons |
| Barley | 30,000 | ” | 10,000 | ” |
| Oats | 15,000 | ” | 2,500 | ” |
| Corn | 5,000 | ” | 1,000 | ” |
| Hay | 40,000 | ” | 1,000 | ” |
| Potatoes | 37,500 | ” | 10,000 | ” |
| Beans | 3,600 | ” | 1,000 | ” |
| Hops and broom corn | 3,600 | ” | 1,000 | ” |
| Beets, carrots, tomatoes, parsnips, peas, cabbages, melons, squashes, etc. | 40,000 | ” | 500 | ” |
| Butter and cheese | 10,000 | ” | 500 | ” |
| Brandy and wine | 6,000,000 | gals. | 4,000,000 | gals. |
| Fruits, dried and fresh | 20,000 | tons | 500 | tons |
| Beef, mutton, and pork | 6,000 | ” | ......... | |
| Poultry and eggs | 12,000 | ” | ......... | |
| Wool | 7,500 | ” | 4,000 | ” |
| Hides | 168,000 | ” | one-half | |
[344] Hittell, “Commerce and Industries on the Pacific Coast,” Ch. 11.
[345] Hittell, “Commerce and Industries on the Pacific Coast,” Ch. 11.
[346] United States Pacific Railway Commission, p. 2924, testimony Leland Stanford.
[347] Colton case, pp. 981-83.
[348] Colton case, pp. 981-83, Huntington to Colton, November 9, 1874.
[349] Ibid., pp. 466, 495-96, testimony F. S. Douty.
[350] Hittell, “Commerce and Industries of the Pacific Coast,” Ch. 11.