Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-21
COMMERCIAL,
San Francisco Produce Market.
SAN Francisco. April GOTH P.

DAN FRANCISCO, April ZUtn-l p NJ
FLouR-The Panama steamer yesterday carried
away $500 bbls to Central America. We quote
the various brands as follows: Best City
Extras, So 124 Bakers Extra, IS 37ka5 624
Superfne, So 5oa4; interior Extra, s5G5 374 4;
interior Superine, s3 50S3 70; Oregon Extra,
"a 5o95; choice do, IS 12i@5 so; Oregon Su-
perfne, 1893 81; Walla Wala Extra, s. 121@
5 so . Dbl. Purchasers of round lots can obtain
concessions on the above rates.
WHRAT-Discouraging news from foreign sources
yesterday had demoralizipg effect on our market.
To-day there is no improvement in the situation,
and prices continue to retrograde. On Change there
was little inquiry OF moment, and the few sales that
made indicated anything but feel ng of conf
dence the part of both buyers and sellers. Trans
actions include 100 SKIS good milling, 81 65 5000
do fair shipping, 81 50 b ct We quote No. at 81 IS
al 679; No 2, 81 579@1 629 q ct
BARLEY-The condition of the market is not en-
couragng to holders. All kinds of feed are lower.
Sales of 500 SKIS good bay feed 5c 100 do do,
75c q ctl We quote: Brewing at s7(d97Ic; feed,
75@774c; Chevalier, 81 50@1 rs for choice bay and
Sl01 25 for coast.
0ATs-Arriyals continue small, but the demand is
not sufficient to any disturbance in value We
quote: Humboldt, 81 S0@1 so; Coast, S1@1 25
Oregon and Washington Territory, 81 20a1 40;
Surprise, 81 50dl 65 9 ctl.
HAY-Cargo lots on the wharf range from IS to
Sl3 so q ton.
HoPs-We quote the range at S5@4oc q Ii.
SEEDs-We quote mustard at i@2c for brown and
40d41c for yellow canary, 33@44c timothy, 9dl0c
flax, 2ia3c; alfalfa l0@llc q 10.
PoTAToEs-Fresh arrivals of Humboldt came to
hand this morning. We quote Tomales 35d45c /;
Petaluma, 35@45c; River red, 30a35c; Humboldt
red 30G50c; Humboldt kidney and peachblow, 300
50ct ell early rose, 30@40c e sack; new potatoes,
81 50@2 so u ctl.
ONIoNs-For all consignments that are coming in
there is good sale at IS 1893 so q ct Market active
and buoyant.
BEANs-The export of 900 SKIS to Central Ameri-
ca scarcely affects the market. We quote bayos,
81 15@l % butter, 81 25@l 49, castor 50 25@3 So;
Lima, 50 50d7; pea, 81 IS to 81 As pink, 81 10
al 25; Red, 81 25@l 35; small white, 81 35@l 40
q ctl.
YEGETABLEs-About 400 bxs Asparagus arrived
this morning, but the demand small, and prices
would have been much lower had it not been for the
prospect of light supplies tomorrow, owing to the
heavy rainstorm. We quote: Asparagus, 5a6c (;
Mushrooms, 2@3c q ID; Artichokes, zoe q dozen !;
Sprouts, 4d5c g ID; Parsnips, 81 80 q ctl; Green
Peppers, 50c@S1 for Chile and Sl@l so . box for
bell Red do, S@10c q ID; Dry okra, Sc; Garlic
Turnps, soc q ctl; Caulifower, 5Oc@Sl @ dozen ;
Cabbage, 81 75d2 y ctl Cucumbers, 75dS1 rs q
dozen for inferior and choice; Rhubarb, 11@2c /;
Green Peas, 64@8c; Tomatoes, zoe q ID.
FRUIT-The season is very backward. Thus far
not pound of Strawberries has been received from
the Santa Clara valley, while last year at this time
supplies were coming forward at the rate OF 300
chests daily. Fresh consiguments Of Oregon Apples
were expected to-day, but the prevailing southeast
gale will probably keep the steamer longer. Follow
ing are quotations for job lots Apples, sl@2 for
common and 81 50@S so for good to choice; Oranges
range from so to $40 d thousand for California,
eordiDg to quality, and Sl5@l7 80 for new crop Ia
hiti; Lemons, $40 to SIS q thousand for California
and Sl2 90 q box for Sicily; Lines, S10d12 30 for
Mexican while California sell at 81 5o@2 for small
bxs; Bananas, 81 50d4 y bunch; Sugar Cane 81 rs
az so u bunch
BurTER-Receipts from the lower coast to-day
reach 800 packages. The market is in good condi-
ton and prices are steady at current quotations.
Packing among darymen is general, and the
effect on quotations is favorable. We quote good
to'choice at lSa19c q H. with occasional sales above
and below these rates inferior to ordinary 15@l7c,
inside ratefor mixed lots from country buyers New
Reg is quotabe at 1SC019c D ID.
CHEEsE-We quote California at 12dl3c q h. No
Eastern in market.
EGGs- Consgnments are not excessive, and prices
continue steady. About 100 boxes just at hand from
the southern counties easily be placed. We
quote all kinds at IL lSc T. dozen.
PoULTRY-The weather is not favorable to any
large trade. We quote: Turkeys, 13@l6e for live
and 12@l5e Il ID for dressed Rosters 81 50q5 for
old and SSG9 for young Hens, So 50a7 Broil-
ers, S4@6 so; Ducks STa7 so y dozen Geese,
81 5o@2 q pair.
WooL-We fail to hear of any large sales. Ship
ments to the East by rail and sail have been made
during the week. Local mills are buying sparingly
for manufacturing and securing. Probably $50 bales
will cover sales for week. At present prices there
buyers, and the warehouses gradually fill
ing up. The daily receipts between 500 and 600
bales. In New York and Philadelphia the market
is reported dull For want of better data, we quote
nominal at 24@25c for bury, 26@2Sc for free and
2S93oc u Ii for choice long fleece southern.