Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-16
COMMERCIAL.
San FRANCISCO Produce Market.
san FRANclsoo, April l5th-l ?.

San FRANCISCO, ApTlt+ lCtti-l = II.
| FIolrR-Oriers for Central America and China, il
addition TO the local demand. keep business tairl
! active Best City Extra, s595 l24 Bakers Extra
81 1915 Superfne So 10 a a % Intero
| Extra, 81 SOFA T5 Interior Supertine, 50 q
! "a: Oregon Extra, 81 50G4 70; Oregon su
perfne, IS 75@4; Walla Walla Extra, 81 5o@4 u
WHEAr-To.day is observed as holiday in Eng
land, and consequently no adviess as to the situa
| tion at Liverpool were cabled. Meanwhile we con
tinue former rates, quoting No. at 81 40@l AZ
and No. , at 81 35dl 373 e ctl.
| BARLEY-The first sale OF brewing since Tuesday
was reported this morning, consisting OF $50 Sis
choice at 81 22I, full figure. Only one lot OF 40t
| SKIS feed changed hands at S5e q ctl We quote
Feed, S0@S7lc; Brewing, 81 10,al 223 Chevaher,
81 1901 20 for choice standard bay, and S0caSl IL
for coast.
oArs-Humboldt, 81 50@1 IS /; coast, 81 35a1 so
OREGON and Washington Territory, 81 359bl 60
Surprise, 81 cecil 20 y ctl.
CoRY-The Aneon to-day brought up 100 sks
from the lower coast and it is reported that other
eonsignments are on the way. The market, how
ever rallied somewhat on Change, and 81 % was
paid for limited quantity OF anall Yellow. Some
poor large Yellow was offered in vain at 924iG95e,
though sl@1 OBJ q ctl could likely be realized Tor
RYE|Si 5oa1 60 q ctl
BuoKWHEAT-Sl 1892 q ctl.
HAY-Barley, sS@I0 stock, s7@9 stable, Sl0@
u; wheat, $40 5ogl4; oat, sl2@i5 Z ton.
Hors-istd20c q 10.
SEEps-SIustard 81 6o@1 70 for Yellow, and
81 508l 60 for Brown Canary, 31934e; Hemp, &c /;
Rape, 24@2lc; Timothy, Sa9c fer native, anu
lOd1lc for imported; Flax 2@29e; Alfalfa l649
I7c q Ii.
PoTAroEs-some descriptions show slight i'm
p-ovement. Early Rose, 75d9oc; Tomales, Siai 10 ;
Petaluma, Sl9l 10; Humboldt 81 lO9l IL Tor lea,
90c for Kidney and 81 for Peachblow oregon ana
Puget Sound, S0cqSl q ctl. New Potatoes, 2@oe
0xloxs-s1 5Oa2 so q ctI.
BEAys-Bayos, S1G1l % /; Butter, 81 S5@1 40 for
small, and 81 55@1 % for large Castor, 1913 90
Lima, s. 95@3 Pea, 81; Pink, 95c@sl % Red,
92lcdSl 05 small White, 81 SIS; lnge White, 81 90
al so T. ctl.
paragus finds custom at old rates. Summer Squash
is more plentiful though prices do not vary TO any
marked exteut. Green Peppers Toe q % Marrow
fat squash, So g ton Artichokes, l0c e doZ Pars
nips, 81 Beets, 75c Carrots, 50@6Oc; 1urnps,
50@6oc 2 ell; Caulf9wer soc e dozen; Cabbage 6a
90egS1 q ctl; Garlic, 491c i h; Green
Peas 4td4Ic for common and 5406e q b t2r
Sweet hhubarb, S1Gl p i box ana - 70 20 % q
chest Tomatoes, l5@20c; Summer Squash,
Sc; String Beans, 15e z ID Asparagus, si@i .
q box; Cucumbers, 50975c fcr ordinary and 81 g
dozen for choice.
FRUIT- Strawberries are improving IN quality, and
better prices are realized for the bulk Of conslSu-
ments Oranges frequently sell below our figures IN
order to keep down stocks. Apples, So9S5c q box
for ordinary and 81 50al 10 for choice quail
ses Strawberries, Sl2@l5 for ordinary and SlI@Zo
q chest for good qualities Lemons, S2ya2 5G box
ior AapFnia ANA S1VIli Z bN 'Ci 'ue "NSNiiP
ton Lines, S9(dI1 q box for Mexican, and
S293 q box for California; Tamarinds, 12dl6c
h ID Bananas S2@4 e bunch; Cranberres Sl3Cgl4
D Dbl; California Oranges, 81 25G2 g box j sugar
Cane, 81 50a2 q bunch; Pineapples, s7qs q doz.
HoNEY-Comb, 11a13c; strained, 546c for dark,
and od7c q ID for white.
BurTER-Some dealers report sales at 2S@24c q
ii, but the quantity that changes hands at such
figures does not represent the exact condition Ct
the market For a box OF prime quality the
extreme rate might be obtained, while for an
inferior parcel our lowest price would not
be given. Our quotations., probably, give
the spirit of the market near as possible.
We quote the range at 21@22lc q ID for good TO
choice with fancy brands selling at small advance
Eastern, lS(d20c z ID.
l5c; Eastern, l7ca20c; Western, 14@15c . H.
Eaes-From 2lc to 22c e dozen will represent the
range of to-day's business.
POULTRY - Live Turkeys, gobblers, l4al6c;
do, Hens IGdI7c; dressed, l4a16c q ID BOOSTERS,
seas; Broers, So 50a7 50, according to size;
Ducks, S7a7 80 q dozen Geese, s2@2 so q pair.
GAME-Geese 50d75c for white and 81 25G2 rs for
gray Snipe 40@a75c for common, and 81 50d2 q doz
for English; Hare, 81 75@2; Rabbits, 81 Esq
so q dozen.
WooLs-The only perceptible effect that the pres
ence Of Eastern buyers has on the situation is to
cause buyers to feel more hopeful. But so long as
The Wooden trade continues in the existing de-
pressed condition Eastern centers, there is little
probability Of any important movement N WOODS IN
the local market. Before any business of magnitude
can be expected prices will have to assmiiate more
with those current at consumptive points The pro
longed winter spell in the East has deprived manu-.
facturers largely OF their usual spring CUSTOM and
a general feeling of disappointment prevails
throughout the trade at the present position OF
affairs. We quote prices nominal at 17I920c q 10.