Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-12
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO. April It'll p NJ
FLoUR-Prices stroug. Best CITY Extra, as 3I3
| Superhne, sfN4 so Interior Extra, "a 2o94 10
| interior SuperiEe, 20 IS a rs 3 Dbl
WHEAT The recent raios are reported to have
| been pretty generally distributed throughout the
state and farmers of almost every section are un-
dsrstood to be well satisfied with the prospects OF
| the growing crop The outlook for a good year S
| business in the opinion of many observant oper-
ators, has seldom been more favorable. BUSINESS
has been fairly active for week past, aud the vel
ume of trade is at the moment comparatively eX-
tensve Free spot transfers are being made through
public and private channels while fair speculative
| movement is in progress Outside s'les embrace
290 tons No. l, in warehouse, 81 co. 14O do, 81 6o
500 do good Sonora, Port Costa, 81 So 800 do No.
| 2 Amber, 81 52k q ctl. On call this morning the
| sales We're all on August account and for Pore
Costa delivery, embracing $50 tons No white,
| 81 SCI go do No. do, 81 Az, and $50 do No. l
Sonora, 81 52t o ctl.
BARLEy-The absence of any spot inquiry for
Brewing is pa ned by the fact that buyers OF this
description for local have secured supplies IN
| advance. which are now being delivered. Coca
sional bids made for old crop in july at 81 10,
and for September at 81 70d1 72l. New crop has
been offered in September at 81 Is against 81 10
bid Feed seems to be well concentrated, while the
quantity in first hands is anything but extensive.
| Buyers commenced bidding for spot lots OF No. l
Feed call by first offering 81 A. bu, net with no
resp until their figures reached II 52t, Wnen
the holder of 25-ton lot offered to sell at 81 55a,
which was promptly accepted. An outside sale was
reported of 1000 bags at 81 S. storage Tree for the
season. In No 2 Feed lot of 100 tons sold for
September delivery at CSC q ctl Yesterdays bid OF
81 IS for 100 tons OF Chevalier in July was net
| renewed to-day. though it is understood that the
| bidder is still in the market at that figure.
0ATs-The advantage at present seems to be IN
favor OF thu holding interest Buyers strive well to
force concessions asking rates, though not meet
ing with much success. For extra choice no one
would name selling figure call, but 81 S23 was
bid for all April. No. spot lots were offered at
81 so, with SEASONS storage paid against IL I6 BID
l,,n Nj, -Nffar Of
with 81 SIS bid No sales of California have been
| reported in a week.
| RYE-A sale of 10 tons No. made to-day at
g seller three days, and more could have been had
at 2Ic o ctl less. No. offered all April at
81 Is, against 81 05 bid.
'HAY-wheat, s14@15; Wild Dat, slS@14; stable
$10@13 . ton.
HoPs-Washington Territory are quotable at 199
21c California, 23@25c Oregon, 1S@2Ic q h.
SEBDs-Mustard, 81 75@l 80 for Yellow; Canary,
595tc; Hemp, &c; Rape, 24@3c Timothy, s@9c
for native, and 10@11c for imported Alfalfa lag
l5c; Flax, 9492sc 9 h.
bring above our figures, but other kinds chow
no strength. Petaluus, 81 7oa1 90; romales,
81 7Oa1 80; Earlv Rose, 81 9o02 Garnet Chi e.
81 4oal go; Peerless, 81 coal 70; Humboldt Red,
| 81 SodI 95 q ctl. New Potatoes, 4@5c y b.
ONIoNs-S Sales of good quality are reported at
81 12I, and it is claimed that 81 25 could be OBJ
tanned for strictly prime lot. Ordinary kinds are
| in large supply at 4o975c q ctl.
BRASs-Bayos ssa3 25; Butter, 50 1904 for small,
"a 25 for large; Lima, S. 5096; Pea, 4o9
| 4 so; Pink, 81 5o@3 Red. 90 50a3 small White
| 81 45@4 so; laige White, s4td4 25 q ctl-
VEGEIABLEs-Supplies of seasonsble kinds are
daily enlarging, while prices generally favor the
buying interest. Asparagus, 81 506l % y box
| Rhubarb, 3@4c q ID Squash. $40 y ton for
chokes, 25@35c . dozen; Parsnps, g.; Beets,
81 Carrots 65a75c; Turnips, 75@sl q ctl Cauli
flower, 50@6oc q dozen; Cabbage, 81 . ell: Garlic
| I61tc u ID Green Peas, 464lc; Green Peppers,
IT.. n,
FRUTr-Oranges are about the only kind for
which there is any special inquiry, and the
market is but poorly furnished with this
variety. Apples, 81 rs q box for common, and
g 25G2 IS y box for good TO choice Lem us,
SO 50tG7 so q box for Sicily and 81 rs a. 50
| for California Lines, sSa10 q box for Mexi.
J can ; California Lines, S6a7 e thousand Cali
! fornia Oranges, 81 50a3 for ordinary, and 50 Is
| al u box for choice Tar1srinds, iltiloc v q
Bananas, e. 50@4 y bunch; PineapPles, SS9s
| q dozen.
HoSKY-Comb, 149lsc extracted. 6tqSc for d ,rk
| and 9ai0c q ID for white
| BUTTYR-For two OF three days the market has
presented buoyant tone. Outside orders have
been quite libera causing all receipts to be promptly
| picked up on arrival. The local trade has been
somewhat more lively, and moderate competition
has forced values upward. The market this morn.
ing was quite steady, and some holders were asking
29c, but sales at such figure were reported
Parties having orders to fill for Eastern pain claim
TO ba limited to 274c q 10 as an eX RENE rate.
|
| tinuiug, dealers would ship to market at present
prices sooner than pickle. The prevailing strength
| is believed BY many dealers to be but temporary
while there are some who predict quite q lowering
in quotations within ten days. Fancy, 27le2Sc; good
choice. 26a27c; inferior lots from country stores
| 20d22c; frkin. 25a2Sc for good to choice new
Eastern, l7G120c D h.
| CHEEsE-Prices keep easy under free supplies
California, 15@l6c; Eastern, 17d20c; Western, 14@
15c y II.
Eess-Sales are reporte4 today as low as Ice
while no one is asking over zee dozen for invoice
| lots.
PouLTRY-Stocks light and values steady
Live Turkeys gobblers, l5G16c 2 b; do He,e'
l7@1Sc; dressed do, l69ls; o h; Rooster
| S5@6 so for old and $5d9 for young ReDs, soc
so; Broiiers, Sc 50e7 80, acc9rdnz TO s.ze Ducks
| 81 50s9 30 q fos: ;5eese, 81 25dl so = pair.
GANE-The few c>nsgnments that are sent for
ward find quick custom. Brandt, Sal % +; White
! 81 % for common and 90 5o9t2 rs for English
Hare. 81 75a2; Rabbits s1aI 25 q doz.
| WooL-Light sales are being made OF Southern
Spring clip. The quantity received so far has beer
! quite limited, and consequently no large bushes;
IAN be expected under the circumstances. Person.
who have just returned from trip through the
lower counties speak favorably OF the coming clip
while also expressing the opinion that the quality O
the fleece viii show an improvement on that OF las
| season. Quotations as follows Southern coast
| l5@ls!c; Stanislaus and Tuoumne, 22625c S2I
Joaquin, 1592ic for free and l7olSc q h for fair
The trade circular Of Mauger Il Avery, of Boston
gives the following review of business done st East
centers during the past year Ia the Pacific coas
product The year 1881 has not been PARTICULAR,
prosperous one for operators IN California Wools.
legacy OF the previous year in the snaps Of eevera
millions OF pounds OF fall Weel depressed the mar
kot az well So its ogners The spring Woods wer
allowed 10 accumulate the Pacific coast until TIL
holders weakened IN their ideas when about the Is
of May libs1a purchases were made for Eastern &C
c)u5t without affecting to any ent the nlarae
price. In June and July prices i'm roved lit TO
choice Woods. The fall WoJls, at first were evel
more neglected than the spring Woods had been il
San Francisco. The scoureis the earliest an
largest purchasers Towards the close OF the wear
owing to favorable concessions 10 freights, libera
purchases were made for shipment of grease Woods
but like other filling stock values very low an
liSely to continue So Ore ron Woods followed til
same course California Woods, though bein
generally OF longer and stronger stspe, were Il
better request.