Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-21
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.
SAN Francisco, March 2Oth-1p.

DAN thANClSCO, GULL r. NJ
FLOUR Sixty.two cal. loads were sent overland
during last onth. Round lots Of Sperry's Best
Extra was offered on Change at s.. For Western
Mills, - 80 was asked, while Castroyil,e could be
had for 81 60 y Dbl Best City Extra, '5 % Super
fine, si@4 so; Interior Extra, "a 2jG4 rs IL
terror Superfine IS 70 al % q Dbl
WHEAT-The market eyinctd stronger tone to.
day. though business did not improve IN proportion.
Not sale was made on call and canvass on the
OUTSIDE failed to elicit any record of transactions.
Extra choice held at II 6j against 81 62a asked
on Saturday. For new crop July 81 % was bid,
| being an advance of l0c u ctl over Saturdays
| figures Spot 10 of No. l White were held at
| 81 621 against 81 60 bid. For crop No.
Sonora July delivery, 81 533 was bid without any
response from sellers. During the month of Febru-
airy, the quantity shipped by raul to the East
| from Stockton, while the whole amount for.
wa ded by the Southern route.
BARLEY-Immedi date trade is very Glow and quiet.
There is but little inquiry for Brewing, while feed
temporarily ignored. On call this morning, 81 so
was asked for No. Brewing, but the highest bid
was not over 81 673. An offer to sell No. Feed at
81 So spot iell fiat. For July delivery 81 32t was
asked against 81 80 bid. For al the year, sellers
option, 81 o24 was asked against 97Ic bid In No
Feed there as sale of SO tons July delivery at
81 22i, while I IT August 81 10 was asked. buyer
offered to take 290 tons all sept mber ut 81 but
not accommodated. For new crop No. l Chevaher
81 IS was bid for July, and 81 224 for all August
and September
OArs-No spos transac ions. Holders are asking
81 S2lGl 50. The tone OF the market seemed caste.
than last week. Fer lots deliverable in August 81 SO
| was asked against 81 SO on Saturday. The same
marked decline apparent in off rs to sell all
| September. Fo: good No. ?, 81 724 was asked fol-
| March, while 81 671 was the buying limit.
RYE-1he asking figures on Change to-day were
| 81 05 for No. l and g & ctl for No. grades
| CoRs-Market quite languid. Nebraska was
offered at 81 70 Bidding commenced as low as
81 IS and gradually advanced to 81 81 beyond
which buyers would not go. No. l White was
offered in warehouse at 81 50 . ctl, with 81 724 bid
HAY-wheat Sl59lG; Wild Dat, slIgl5; stable,
| Sll@l4 q ton.
HoPs-W Washington Territory are quotable at 20@
| 2lc; California, 23d 25c; Oregon, l9a2lc o h,
| SEEDs-Mustard, S2 l0@z % ioI yellow /; Canary,
5G5tc; Hemp &c; Rape, 24@3c; Timothy. Se9e
for native and l0@1lc for imported Alfalfa, lS9l4c
Flax, 21d2sc q b
| PoTAToEs-Au easier tone prevails. Sweet were
in light supply to day, and 20 at range of SEQ
so q ctI Petauma, 81 20d2 25; Tomales, 81 q
az IS; Early Rose, q o5g2 10; Garnet Chic
| 81 72td1 75 Peerless, 81 1884, Humboldt Red,
- l5d2 25 q ctl.
oSioys-75casI for choice, and 40@5Oc Q ell fol
ordinary kinds.
small, "a 25 for large; Lima $500; Pes, 81 559
so; Pink 81 DOGS 10 Red, 81 9o93 10 small
White, "a 6O@4 IS; Large White, s4@4 Is y ctl
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sold mostly at the higher
| figure to-day Asparagus, 20 25c; Rhubarb, log
lie q II Squash, sl5els . ton for good Marrow
fat Dried Peppers, lS@20c . Il; Artichokes, 2s@
35c y dozen ParsniPs, 81 Beets, 81; Carrots 81
| a75c: Turnips, 75@sl y Gtl Cauhhower 5O@6 OK
| , dozen; Cabbage, 81 q ctl; Garlic, 1914c b
Green Peas, I0o12tc; Green Peppers,' 15a20c
Tomatoes l0gl25c Mushrooms s9loc ID.
| FRuH-Expecied large receipts Ct Oranges have
| not come to hand and dealers Obtaining full
figures Cor all desirable lots. Apples s1@1 so fol
/ common and $2a2 IS 9 box for good to choice
| Lemons, S7,d7 80 y box for Sicily and s2@3 bt
| for California; Lines, Sl69l7 q box for Mex
| can; California do S2@4 for small and S91t
| for large boxes; California Oranges, 81 25d2 81
for ordinary, and sStgt y box for choice; TaIna
rinds, l2dlec q h Bananas. q 6c94 bunch
! Pineapples sSa10 z dozen.
| DRIED Fruit, tocks are slowly declining. sun
dried Apples 775c for sliced, 6I@7c for qusTtered
| Alden and Piummer, l2@l23c; Apricots, 2lgz2e
| Blackberries, l4a16c; Figs, 4@7c for pressed anf
! Sdicfor impressed Smyrna do, ls@2oc; Nectarines
lfII5c; Peaches, 15dl7c for peeled and se
| loo for unpeeled Pears, 7asc for whole ane
9a9lc q u for sliced do, machine dried
| l2bc; Plums, 1ldl4c for pitted and 4aoS
| for unpitted German Prunes, s9loc; frencf
| PrInes, s(al0c o Ii California Raisins, common
/ LAYERS are quoted as follows for cash: 81 90 fo
whole with the usual addition OF 25c, SOC and 'o'
1 for halves quarters aud eighths. London lay Ell
sell at an advance of 25c all round The customary
discount is made on large purchases Some oner
ings If inferior are made as low as Sl9l 90 o box
| HoSBy-DuIl. Comb, 1iGlsc; extracted, 7ge'
| for dark aud 9d10c q ID for white .
| BUrrgR-The market this morning was quite un
| settled A king rates were lower than last week
! but custom was anything but brisk Fancy, see soc
good to choice, 27@2S;; inferior lots from countr
stores 22024c; frkin, 2Tla30c Tor good 70 cnolc
new; Eastern, lS@22c D.