Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-16
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market

SAN FRANCISCO, March l5tn-l P. N.
FLoUR-Sperry's best extra offered on
Change az 81 95, with s. so bid. Castro
vile bakers extra was offered at 81 60 q barrel
We quote job lots at the following prices ::
Best City extra, s5d5 25 Superiae, s4@4 so :;
Interior Ezra, 81 25@4 rs; Interior Superfine,
80 1904 % o Dbl.
WHEAT Business to-day was quite active, and the
transactions call were the largest recorded snce
the system was inaugurated The rainy weather
has caused holders to modify their views, while
petition TO sell tends to further weaken the market
No. White opened at 81 s. asked against 81 60 bid
for all March. The seller then reduced his figures
and sale was promptly effected of $50 tons at
81 62t, Mission Bay, inspection waived. For May
delivery, leo tons were placed at 81 e33. New was
offered all July at 81 6za with 81 573 bid. Extra
choice Sonora sold to the extent OF % tons all March
at 81 65. In No. Sonora there were two round
sales fer future delivery at Port Costa, embracing
500 tons at 81 53i all July and SEQ do at 81 SIT all
August Spot lots are held at 81 64 against 81 57t
q ctl bid Outside transfers are said to be making
quite freely including a. 900 ctls No. shipping at
81 624 and 500 do No. at IL 81. A small LOT Of
225 SKIS for superine was taken by miller at 81 30
q ctl.
BARLBY--Transactlons in Brewing are at the mo-
ment quite light. Buyers could have purchased DC
lower than Yesterday, but the custom was lacking
For spot delivery 81 72f was bid against 81 70 asked
Two sales of 20 tons each, new No. l, all September
were made at 81 22i For deliveries OF old, all july
81 ia was asked A speculative purchase of new
No. 2 was recorded at 81 l2l, deliverable in July
The cali on Feed was the occasion for some lively
bid ling, while the sales were quite numerous IL Is
very long time since SO large volume OF business
was done at single session of Change Sales were
June 300 tons in lots 81 45 July10o tons, 81 so;
$50 do in three lots, 81 80; 80 do, 81 81 August
100 tons, 81 Is September-l0e tons, VI 10 z. ct
In No Feed there was also much interest exhibit
ed, resulting in sales of so tons at 81 %, July 100
do and 90 do at 81 05, and 100 do at 81 Oh all SEP.
TENDER Chevaer could not be placed. The best
bid fer No. was at 81 60, with 81 GIL asked. For
new crop July delivery, 81 2Il was bid.
OATs-Buyers not willing to pay asking rates,
and business is therefore limited Choice are held
at 81 So. For No. l, 81 7S2 was bid against 81 81
asked. A sale of so tons new crop, September de-
livery was recorded at 81 45. For deliveries Of new
crop in July, 81 20 was asked.
RYE-Tbere was very little spot custom this morn
ing and it was no eesy task to dispose OF III tons
No. l at 81 90, which ia decline A slight specu-
lative feeling on call developed, and one buyer
appeared to be ready to take any reasonable guam
tty all September at 81 So, but $50 tons was all he
could obtain such terms.
CoRN-The market continues to tumble. ON call
No large Yellow was offered as low as 81 20 with
81 6Ss bid Ssot lots were held week ago at 81 %
al s7i q ctl.
BRAN-There was ne particular inquiry to-day,
and 10 effect immediate transfers it was necessary 70
reduce asking rates. small lot Of Is tons WAS gold
at SIG 25 spot Fvr all March SIG so was asked
The customary bid of sl2 80 for all the year was
made, with the usual response OF Sl3 asked.
BuCKwHyAr-sl 65q1 rs q ctl.
HAY-wheat, sl5Ql0; Wild Dat, s14916; Stable,
S11@14 d ton.
HOrs-MasbtngtOn territory are quOtaUit III EVVS
2lc: California, 23925c Oregon, l9G2lc q ID:
SEYDs-Mustard, S2 1902 25 for Yellow Canary,
5a51c; Hemp &c: Rape, 2i@3c; Timothy. s@9c
for native and l0@llc for imported Alfalfa, lSgl4c
Flax, 2sd2ac d D.
about 600 bags from Oregon. Petalums, 81 SOC
| 2 37I; Tomales, 50 30d2 374 Earlv Rose, " o5a
| 9 10; Garnet Chile, 81 Ts@l 80; Peerless, "
| Humbol t Red, 81 3od2 40 q ctl.
OyIoSs-sl@l 10 for choice, and 50G75c cti for
| ordinary kinds.
BK,ss-Bayos, s3@3 Is; Butter, So 1894 for
small, 81 rs for large; Lima, $500: Pea a 55g
| 4 so: Pink 81 9od3 10 Red, 81 90d3 10 small
White. "a 60a4 rs; lNge White, s4d4 % y ctl.
VEGETABLES Receipts continue moderate. Aspara
gus Csc: Rhubarb l0d15c q h; Squash Sl0Glz tor
| for rood Marrowfat Dried Peppers, lsg2oc 70
| Artichokes, SOC q dozen ; PaTsnirs, 81 SO; Beets
| 81; Carrots, 75@90c; Turnips, 5o@75c . ell Cau
| flower 90cdsl q dozen; Cabbage. 81 cti
| Garlic 1@l5c o h; Green Peas, l0@l25c; Green
Peppers, l5d2oc Tomatoes, loal25c; Mushrooms
s0nloc \ b.
FRurr-The demand for Apples is less urgent
! than a short time ago and prices are shade
! lower The Oregon steamer arrived last evening
with nearly 500 boxes. Fresh supplies oil ia
waiian Bananas are at hand. Apples, sl@l so fol
| common, s2a2 rs q box for good TO choice; Lem
ons s7dT 50 box for Sicily and SOS so for Caliior
MIA; LINES, sl6@17 . box for Mexican Caiifornis
| do. s2a4 for small and ss@1o for large boxes
| California Oranges, 81 50@2 for ordinary, ano
| 81 25@3 . box for choice; Tamsrinds, l2Slbc .
| b; Banaaas. e. 5o6s4 v bunch; Pineapples ssgs
| q dozen. ,
| HoNEY-Local trade keeps dull Comb. l4@lsc
! extracted 7dsc for dark ard 9@1oc ID for white
BrrrgR-Stocks are beginning to accumulate
Very few consgnments can be placed al
| fancy figures Dealers generally anticipate 6
! tumble in values. Fancy, Sl@32c; good to choice
2sd3oc inferiorIots from country stores, q d25c
frkin. 22l@24c for fair, 25g25ac for good old, ane
| 27a@3oc for good to choice new Eastern, issz1S
PD. oa,a
CnKEsK-Moderate trade. California, l6@lsc
Eastern, l7m2oc Western, 14@15c o ID.
Eoas-lsl@2oi y dozen.
| porIrRY-Finds good custom at current rates
! Live Turkeys, gobblers, l2a14c; do Hens
| l4alec; dressed do, Ha16c . b; BOOSTERS
s5a5 so for old and s7a9 80 for young Hens, $eg
| 7 30; Broilers, ssq7 so, according to sire; Ducks
| ssG9 q dog Geese. q 1892 . pair.
! GAxE-Many varieties were missed from the