Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-24
COMMERCIAL.
san Francisco Produce Market.

UOMMERUlAI'
San Francisco Produce Markell
Saw FpISc1sco, May 23d-l P. NJ
FLoUR-The Panama steamer yesteriay 'G On. C;.
8, 900 bbls for Central American Pois az In,srio,
Extra, S. 374@5 SO; Superhne, g sssta 25 a hi
Extra a bOa5; Interior Superhne, ss ~ .h;s sao+
WHKAr-Business Is net pressing. D ~ IN. tHtS "a,
does not disturb holders, who geheiay from the
nothing will be lost By waiting d ;nions in
interior are more less eonnctlns, III, IN indi
regard to the growing crops YsrY ~ et 20 5ay
vidual interests At the Produce EAcnanse W oaH ,
there was no trading OF consequence, nli,S Sh;n
not single transaction was eV 1 q e5 10 a 75l
ping grades range all the way iotN 20 +be latter
d cti though exporters VIII nov CIV 800, haTa
So,1ra' a~cen9 in snecfaI cases Vague rumors nave
been current of round sa.es at higner Ia.es' Ou.
they could not be traced to any reiia1 nc -;
the Grain Exchange there was M 81 or ooe a.
with aales of 300 tons No. August 81 " ~ w.
sI eel eoo do September 81 664; 90 90 october,
e. SS 100 40 November, 81 653 100 do seller 1882,
81 62i q ctl. or,at IN dav nc
BARLEY-The market was very quies 70 uAy, a.
contrastad with Yesterdays business many opera
go ho nvassed the situation believed that the
racent heavy purchases future account would III
duce a GOOD speculative demand, anu Possioly IAuse
a marked advance in all Descriptions. % iai, uo"
srer their views have not been fulniled- friees
haze certainly kept steady for week, but no posi-
tive Tendency to appreciation in values was devei,
oned Brewing is held at about 81 SZ5Sdl 60 anu
sales for future delivery within the next three
Toontbs can be effected at small advance On these
ratas SCOT lots OF No. l Feed can be bought WITHIN
a rance Of 81 7256fl 70. The only transactions re-
corded on change to-day were lVo tons no; Ior
AUGUST at 81 25 and 100 do for OCTOBER al 81 ~
ctI There is no immediate business IN CneValler,
end II s only occasionally that bid is made for fu
ture delivery Of new crop. To-Day 81 % was o.
fered for No grade in October, but there were no
sellers. Sales at the Grain Exchange include 400
tons No feed, September, 81 274 90 do october,
AZ, NH j
also spot sale Of 300 tons Brewing at 81 50 y ct
OArs-In the absence of reported sales, we quote
the market easy at range OF 81 90@Z lo Tor good
extra TO choice On cal there is bidding each day
on the part of buyers for almost every month to the
end OF the year. but sellers care little about specu
lating and there IS seldom any result
RyE-lt looks very much as If some one expected
supplies from the East within snort time, Tor
there were offers to sell Eastern Rye at 81 ctl de-
iiyerabe next month"; while 81 IS was asked for the
came article seller 1882 On call, sales OF loo tons
No Califor.ia we're recorded at 81 1T in Septem-
Der. and 100 do at 81 20 y ctl in OctoSer.
CoRy-There is very little changing hands. Buy
ers take small amounts and satisfy their wants al
about 81 IS q ctl for yellow
BUcKwHEAT-Sl 50a1 IS . ctl.
HAY-Wheat, s14gl5; Wild Dat, s12@l3; Stable,
slO@l2 p ton.
22a25c; Oregon, ls62lc Q ID.
SEEDs-Mustard, q 75@l 90 for Yellow Canary,
5g53c; Hemp, &c; Rape, 2iaSc Timothy, s@9c
for native, ana lUhlIc lag
l5c: Flax, 24@2sc d.
CoRYMEAL-Local millers quote feed at S3S . ton
fine kinds for the table, in large and small pack
ages, Sc . n
PorAToEs-The market is slowly increasing in
strength. Choice red find quick sale. Early Rose,
81 25d2 60; Garnet Chile, 81 75d1 So New Pota-
toes, 2G29c g d.
OSIoNs-Old are neglected and nominal in price,
say 4Od60c e sack. New sell uniformly at 81 + etl
BEASs-BAyos, 81 1898 25 Butter, IS 759'
for small, 81 25 for large; Lima, s4d4 SO; Pea,
s4a4 % Pink, g 60a2 so; Red, 81 0O92 so ;
small White, S4@4 IS; large White, sS so . 75@
VyGErABIzs-It is reported that the Franco
California Picking Company has contracted with ali
association Of Italian market gardeners for the de-
livery Of 2G0O bags sweet Green Peas during the
next two moths. This is about the largest single
purchase ever male in our market OF this particu.
lar article. Rhubarb is not plentiful, while offe-
ings differ largely in quality. Asparagus does not
work off freely Summer Squash and String Beans
increasing in supply and de lining in
price We quote as follows for joboing lots
Asparagus, 75casl o box; Rhubarb, 25e
asl d box; Squash, $50 o ton for good
Marowiat; Artichokes, l0@12c . dozen
Prsnips, 81 so b ctl: Beets, Toe; Carrots. 50a61c;
Turnips 50g65c q ctl CauliAower Slal % . iozen;
Cabbage, 81 25d1 37k % ctl; Garlic, 3, o u
Cucumbers, SOC to 81 Is y dOz Green Peas, 13@2c;
Green Peppers, 25d39c 3 h Tomatoes, 10c y ID;
Spinach, Csc u sack; Celery, Toe o dozen Sum-
mer squash, 697c % b; String Beans, 6GSc e
9b.
FRUrr-The first Arricots Of the season arrived
to-day from the Winters ranch OF Brinck Bros, sell
ing at 25c H. last year this variety made its first
appearance on the 10th Of May, no less than four
cOnsgnments coming to hand, and selling from zoe
to 4Oc & b. About one-third OF the expected crop
Of Aprcots has been secured in the packing interest
The buying figure is withheld, though understood
to be pretty close to &c h. Strawberries not
in favor to-day, and much lower rates prevailed.
Toe receipts aggregated $50 chests and liberal pur
chases on canning account alone prevented large
surplus from being carried over. Cherries are
abundant and cheaper. Some few boxes of extra
choice black Tartarian sold at advance on our
figures. Currants are not making any display OF
consequence. We quote Strawberries, "a SOFAS
q chest; Cherries, 4d6c q h for com
berries, 495c for common, 7aSc y ID for English
Lemons, s7G7 50 . box for Sicily and 81 75G2 81
for California Lines, Sl0@12 q box for Mexican
California Lines, S667 D thousand California Or
anges, So 5094 so q box; Tanlrinds, 129l6c
y n; Bananas. 81 5OG4 o bunch Pineapples,
s. 40 y doz.
HoSEY-Market comparatively inactive. Comb.
l49lSc; extracted, case for dark and 9aIOc Q Il
for white.
BUrTER-The tone Of the market continues
steady, aud dealers have trouble in obtaining top
pric for desirable article. Fancy 3ld32c;
go to choice, Is g30c; inferior lots from country
Stores, 22926e; tirkin. 2s9Soc for good to choice
new; Eastern, l7920c q b.
CHEEsE-All the depo are fairly stocked. Cali
iornia, l2@lS1ci Eastern, 17@2Oc; Western, 14@
l5c q h.
ESes-Dealers generally report weak feeling,
with a wider range in values. Quotable at 23325c
y dozen.
PouIrRY-The demand this morning was not
pressing, and prices shade easier No dressed
TURKEYS coming forward Live Turkeys COB
bers, HGl9c; do Hens, I4Gl7c; Roosters
IS 50a6 so old and 50 9l2 for young Hens, S6@
so; Broilers, So 50a7, according 10 size: Ducks,
s6a7 ioE: Geese. 81 25@1 SO . pair; Goslings,
81 50al 10 q pair.
GANE-rrade slow. Hare, 81 75@2; Rabbits, SIG
l IS q doz.
WooL-There is little of interest to report. Trade
is very quiet Some few sales OF choice descriptions
made within the week, though nothing of con
sequences is doing in Southern or San joaquin clips
Advices fro N Boston and New York are not favora-
BILE for transactions q basis of the views Of LEGAL
holders and therefore most of the representatives
of Eastern houses have goneihome. Dealers do not
look for much trade until buyers and sellers come
nearer together in their ideas of values We learn
Of transactions in Eastern Oregon on a scale of
prices that many operators IS not justified by
any demand trade for this class of goods in our
market. Sales are reported Of $50, 900 pounds,
mostly choica Calaveras and Red Bluff on terms
reserved. We quote: San joaquin and South
ern, 15@ISc for poor to fair, and Is@2Ic for fair
TO choice; Calayeras and Foot Hill, 24(d27e q ID.