Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-21
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 19th-1P Pm
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Extra, "a rs 90; Superfne, s3 1894 25 Interior
Extra "a t0G4 rs; Interior Superfne IS SOFA; Ore
gon Extra, "a 5o94 rs; Oregon Superfne, IS rs
"a: walla Walls Extra, 81 6e@4 rs . Dbl
WHARF.-The market was less active to day though
prices are firm No Liverpool quotations came
through up to the close Of Change. There is still
a notable scarcity in the offerings OF choice parcels,
as many holders believe advanced rates will
vet be obtained before we enter on a harvest
year. Sales include 1900 ctls choice milling yester
day afternoon, 81 As; 1900 do good shipping, VI Az
1000 do, 81 SIT 1000 do fair do, 81 IS 5000 do
coast. 81 274 o ct We quote: No. 1, 81 423@l As {;
No. 9, 81 37ld1 40 q ctl.
BARLEy-rhe movement is very slow A carload
of brewing, Oakland delivery, changed hands this
morning at 81 III q ctl Feed sold at 75c TO the ex
tent Of 800 SKIS Brewing is quotable at 81 l0@l 20
feed 75@S0c; Chevaler, 81 16@1 20 for choice
standard bay. and 9oc@sl 10 for coast.
OARS Continue to gain strength. Sales include
ITO SKIS choice California, 81 so; so do, Humboldt,
81 60 $40 do do, 81 55 300 do Washington Terri
tory. 81 IS az ctl. We quote Humboldt, 81 40@
l 80 coast, 81 35@l so; Oregon and Washington
Territory 81 35@l 55 Surprise, 81 Goal 10 q ctl.
CoRN-Business very light. Quotable at Sl@l %
q ctl for large and small Yellow; White, 81 300
l IS q ctl.
RYE-sl 5o@1 60 q ell.
BucKwHEAr-Sl 1901 80 o ctl.
HAY-wheat, sl2@15; wild oat, s12@14 stable,
sllal3; stock, So 5O@I0 q ton. Sales include SO
tons wheat and wild oat, sl4; q do medium wheat,
Sl3 u ton. Barley is scarce and nominal
HoPs-15@20c q b.
SEEDs-Mustard, 81 coal IS for Yellow, and
81 5Odl so for Brown Canary, 3ia3lc; Hemp, &c
Rape, 2i@21c Timothy, S99c for native, and
10g11c for imported; Flax. 2@2ic; Alfalfa, lS@
15c o H.
PorAroEs Prices show no signs of weak
ness River Red 81; Early Rose, Sl@l 05
Tomales, 81 2oal % /; Petaluma, 81 2oG1 %; Hum.
boldt, 81 25a1 IS for Red, 95c@sl for Kidney and
81 2oal % for Peachblow Oregon and Puget Sound,
90eaS1 o ctl-
BKANs-Bayos, S1@1 25 Butter, 81 s5@l 40 for
small and 81 55@1 IS for large Castor, S3@S so ;
Lima, % 1893; Pea, 50 lo@2 Is; Pink, 95ca
81 O5; Red, 90c@s1; small White, u s5@2
alge White, 81 65@l 50 . ctl.
VEaETABLEs-The receipts OF Asparagus this
morning were about twice as large as on any day
this week. Green Peas were in better demand, and
top prices were more easily obtained for choice
article. Green Peppers, 15@1Sc D h; Marrowfat
Squash, s16@1S elton; Artichokes 35c y doz.; Pars-
nips, 81; Beets, use; Carrots, 4o@5oc; Turnips,
50@6oc . ctl Caufower, 75c . dozen; Cabbage,
75e . ctl; Garlic, 4a1c . h; Sprouts, 2ic; dry
Okra, s@loc; dry Peppers, 121@t5c; Green Peas,
ea9c; Rhubarb, 5@6c Tomatoes, 1o@12c Aspara-
gus, sI99lc q ID Cucumbers, 75c@s1 . dozen.
FRUfT-Good Strawberries sold to-day at 35@40c,
but poor kinds went off slowly at 15@20c q basket
We quote as follows for jobbing lots: Apples,
30@35c o box for ordinary and 81 5061 70 for
choice qualities; Strawberries, 15940c y basket
Lemons, s2@2 so . box for California
500 q box for California Tamarinds. 12@l5c
q h Bananas, S2@4 o bunch; Cranberries s22 sc
o Dbl; California Oranges, 81 5o@3 o box; Sugar
Cane, 81 5Oa2 o bunch.
sliced and 5@e53c for quartered; Alden do
l2kc; Aprcots, 18@20c; Blackberries, 12l
@l5c; Figs, 7@sc for pressed and 5@6c fol
impressed; Smyrna do, 2i@25c Nectarines, l4@
unpeeled Pears, 9@10c for whole and 9@l0c
for sliced Pums, 14f15c for ptted and 5(a6c fol
unpitted German Prunes, 11@l3c Y ID. California
Rasins in lots of $50 boxes and upwards are quoted
as follows 81 5092 for whole boxes, S292 q
for halves 81 2512 90 for quarters and 81 50@
2 rs for eghths, with the usual discount to the
trade.
HoNEY-Light inquiry. Comb, 1l@lSc; strained
5@6c for dark, and 6@7c q III for white.
BUTTBR-This week closes on downward market
Since last Saturday prices have declined 5d74c u
on several grades. From 22ia25c will represent
asking rates. with reported free sales of choice al
24c o ID.
CHEEsE-Keeps steady. California 11@14c; do
in drums, l4@15c; Eastern, 17@20c; Western
14Cal5c o ID.
FGes-Althorgh some few sales are reported al
l95c the bulk OF business is transacted at zoe .
dozen. The market exhibits strong buoyant
tendency.
PouLTRY-Young BOOSTERS are a shade dearer
while ducks are a trife cheaper. Live Turkeys
gobblers l3dl4c; do Hens, 15dl6c; dressed, 13d17t
% Ii: BOOSTERS, S5d5 so for old and SSd9 fol
young !; Hens, s6@S; Broilers, S6 50a7 so, accord
ing to size; Ducks, $500 q dozen; Geese, S2@
2 so o pair.
GAME-Prices are somewhat firm. Brandt, 81 50@
1 rs Geese, 81 for white and s2@2 so for gray
Honkers, S4@5; Snipe, So@5Oc for common, and
s2@2 so o dozen for English; Hare, 81 5092 70
Rabbits, 81 2261 80 . dozen.
PRovIsIoYs-Trade is good. Eastern Hams 14@
14Ac California Hams, 1l@114c; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, 13@131c; California Smoked Bacon, 12@
l2lcfor heavy and mediun and for light and
extra light; Clear Sides 12i91Eac; Pork s12 5Oal5
for Extra Prime, sl5@15 90 for Prime Mess,
$50 for Mess 81 for Clear and so for Extra Clear
Pigs Feet, S14@15 q Dbl; Mess Beef, $40 for
bbis and S6@6 80 for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef,
SO 5oa11; Family Beef, s13@13 so y Dbl; Cali
fornia Smoked Beef, 1o@1olc . h; Beef Tongues,
IS o dozen; Eastern Lard, 133@l43c 2 ID for all
st, les and sizes of packages; California do, ION
cs, lie; 5-ib cs, 113c; pals, 12@12tc; Royal do,
12ac . n.
WooL-Easten advices are not favorable for hold
ers In Boston prices reported to have declined
2@3c D ID on fine heeces and 1@r2c on other de-
scriptions. There is no local market.