Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-13
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market


SAN FRANCISCO May l2th-1 P. n.
FLoUR-Is firm at quotations. Best City Extra,
s. 37.d5 5o Superfne, e. 75a5 25; Interior Extra,
u E0d5 Interior superhne. s4G4 25 q Dbl
WHEAr-There is quite sharp demand on export
account, though buyers keep out OF the public mar
ket rs mt Oh as possible. We reported small sale
yesterday Of choice 81 49, and We learn that later
IN the day other TRANSACTIONS at the same price &C.
CURED to q limited extent. On call this morning
the asking price for extra choice was 81 IS, regular
way, against 81 725 yesterday at the sea-wail, and
holders were not dis POSED to make concessions
mixed lot Of Il 900 centas was reported on the out
side about 81 624 There were other TRANSACTIONS
Of 100 tons No at 81 721 and 100 do fair shipping
at 81 673 D ctl For deliveries of No. White IN
July, August and September, 81 ~ was the uni
form asking price. There is speculative feeling
on the part Of BUYERS, and nearly all offers to sell
ahead fail to elicit any response. One prominent
operator willing to sell 500 tons No Sonora at
Port Costa in August for 81 10, but no buyer APP
peared The situation in Liverpool is not as taVora
BILE as in the beginning Of the week.
BARLEY-Old brewing is in request for future de-
livery, but few sellers found. From June 70
September bids range from 81 So to 81 W g GU ior
No. old crop. Still there are no pubic oners 70
sell at these figures Spot lots OF Feed are steady
and firm, though the feeling on future account Is
less confident Transactions yesterday for Septem
Der surprisingly large, and 1t Is possible that
buyers have about secured all that they care Tor at
present. The asking rate to-day for No feed was
81 III. the figure at which some 800 tons sold
yesterday, but bidding WIS lmtsi to 81 To- ana o
aler was offered at 81 IS in May for No quantity,
with 81 $50 bid Two sales were recorded OF 90 tons
each No. Feed, buyer May, at 81 10 and 81 49,
ct respectively.
anything choice is held at 81 1902 12t tor July
deliveries OF No l, 81 SGT was bid, and 81 80 was
offere for No quality in September
kYR-Trading in this article on future account
was the feature on Change to day. The purchasing
was mainly done by one operator Three lots OF %
tons each sold for September at 81 56, 81 oit
aud 81 90 respectively, while similar transfers tor
October were recorded at 81 5S4, 81 " ana 81 ol
q ell.
CoRs-No business to-day Yellow is nominally
quotable at 81 rs . ct. Nebraska was offered on
call seller 1882, at 81 IS, without finding custom
BUcKwHEAr-sl 50@l 70 ctl.
HAY Wheat, sl4@l5; Wild Dat, slaglS; STABLE
s10dl2 g ton.
HoPs-washngton Territory, 1s@21c; California,
22a25c Oregon, lS@2lc q u.
sEEDs-Mustard, u 75@l 80 for Yello~ Canary,
595tc; Hemp, &c; Rape, 2a@3c Timothy, sasc
for native and 10@11c for imported; Alfalfa, lag
l5c: Flax. 2itd2ac o n
PoTArOEs-Wharf rates are as follows Earfy
Rose, 81 l5a2 80 New Potatoes, 2t@4c . h.
ONIoSs-old, 81 25Gl so new, s7tc@sl ctl.
BEANs-Large lots could hardly be placed
at our Lower figures sa Trade De very qq Bs
ter, s3 1894 for small, q 25 for large; Lima, SAG
so; Pea, q 25@4 60; Pink, e. 6og2 so; Red,
81 60a2 so small White, q 25@4 50; lalge White.
IS 1904 q ctl
vEaErABLEs-Green Peas are still drug in the
market 1sstring Beans and Summer Squash make
light exhibit. Asparagus, 75cdsl % . box
Rhubarb, 75cdsl . box; Squash, $50 . ton for
good Marrowfat; Dried Peppers, ls92oc . h;
Artichokes 1o@l2c y dozen ParsniPs, 81 so; Beets
75c; Carrots 50d65c; Turnips 50a65c y ctl Cauli-
flower, S16l % b dozen Cabbage 81 25Cdl 314 cti;
Garlic, 2ta2ic y h Cucumbers, soc to 81 % doz
Green Peas, soc 3 sack for common and SIG
25 q sack for sweet Green Peppers, l592Oc;
Tomatoes, 159lSc 3 Ii Spinach, 25c y sack Gel
cry, 75c . dozen Summer Squash, 1o@l5c . b;
String Beans, 1Sd20c q ID.
FRTrr-The season is very backward A year ago
yesterday the first Blackoerries came to hand, while
Currants Apricots and Raspberries were all repre-
sented. So far not pound OF either OF these vari-
cites has appeared in market this season. Straw
berries decline in quantity instead OF increasing
Many dealers satisfied that the first crop will De
failure. Last Monday reports were current that
the yield was expected to be quite light, and the
slim daily arrivals since tend to confirm this view
Some parties claim to know that the product will
not be one-fourth of the usual amount. The quality
of consignments has been anything but choice.
Many lots have come to hand in parched and with
cred condition, being hard to place at the lower fig
ures. Receipts TODAY aggregated 100 chests There
is pretty good sprnkng also OF poor Cherries and
Gooseberries. We quote Strawberries Sll@i5
. chest; Cherries, Sd25c q ID; Gooseberries,
case for common 10dI2c q h for English Lemons,
So 50@7 so . box for Sicily and 81 75@2 90
for California /; Lines, sS91o . box for Mexi-
can California Lines, S6d7 q thousand /; Cali
fornia Oranges, IS 5094 so 3 box Tamarinds, 129
15c D n Bananas g. 60s4 b bunch.
HoSEY-Busness nominal We quote Comb,
I4@lSc; extracted case for dark and 9dl0c Q Ii
for white.
BurrER-Deaers and dairymen are both packing,
so thst no opportunity is afforded for surplus.
Prices as consequence steady. Fancy, 2sA@29c;
good to choice 26927tc; inferior lots from country
Stores 20922c trkin, 2Sd30c for good to choice
new; Eastern. l7d2oc q h.
CHgEsE-Receipts ample for all wants. California,
12dlStc; Eastern, 17@2Oc; Western, 14915c . Ii.
EGGs-23@28lc o dozen.
pOuTTRy-Supnlips clean well Live TIIr-
keys, gobbers, l4Gl6c; do Hens, 149l6c; dressed
do, I5dl7c o d BOOSTERS, s596 for old and 500
10 80 for Young; Hens. IS 5od7; Broilers, s4a9,
according to size: Ducks, Go SOFAS n doz; Geese,
81 25Cd1 so y pair Goslings, 81 50d3 g pair.
GAME-Hare, sld1 so; Rabbits, s1@1 25 . doz.
WooL-The market continues brisk for choice lots
at full prices, but heavy detectives entirely
neglected, aud it is with great difficulty that any
faulty lots are placed. We quote San joaquin and
Southern, l6d23c for poor to choice Calayeras and
Foot Hill DC to &c d H.