Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-08
COMMERCIAL.
san Francisco Produce Market.

| BAN FRANCISCO. April It'll p. Il
FLoUR-The export demand has Tor the present
subsidized. Best City Extra, IS 25 Supertne, SAG
| so; Interior Extra, a 25@4 IS; Interior Super
| fine. IS 1894 % @ Dbl.
| WHEAT-No marked activity prevails Still the
market presents strong tone, and evidence not
wanting Of brisk times in the near future. There
were no spot transactions CALL though we obtain
transfers the outside of lao tons at 81 GO to a
shipper, and rs tons at 81 57A a miller. For flu
| ture delivery there sales of 100 tons No.
| White, all August, at 81 SET and like figure was
given for 400 tons in September. A lot OF leo tons
| No. l Amber secured ut 81 $50 al ngside in
April. bid of 81 62A for any part OF LOCO tons,
buyer IS 2, from promir ent exporter, failed to
bring out Sc ers. To day ia holiday in England,
and We are consequently without Liverpool quota
| tons.
BARLEY-Brewing descriptions are apparently well
concentrated, as there but few offers to sell
BUYERS willing to buy old crop for July delivery
| at 81 70. New erGp off red ii September at
81 25 Feed has besn fairly active during the week,
and many speculative sales have been egotiated.
spot lot of 10 tons No l sold to-day call for
| 81 So iwo parcels of 20 tons each were placed at
| 81 SIS, buyer May A sale also recorded Of 100
| tons for July at 81 2it. In No. Feed to-day 5
transactions embraced 100 tons in July at 81 20, and
| 100 do in September at 96c . ctl. Cheyalisr was
not In demand this morning The asking price yes
terday for spot lots Of No. l was 81 GIL & ell.
OATs- Seem to be in strong hands. All through
the week buyers have bid up pref wei, Doth on
spot account and for future delivery. But there has
been retcence the part of hodrs. and sales have
not ben numerous. y spot lot OF 10 tons extra
choice changed hands at 81 so on call. Offers to
buy No. ], all Arril, May and June, at 81 67s did
not bring out sellers A sale OF leo tons No 2, Sep
TENDER delivery, was recorded at 81 Est g ctl.
RSE-9as been very quiet for several days. On
Change there were several small lots fl ring, and
buyers could have been moderately accommodated
at 81 10 q ctl.
CoRN-Very little doing. Large Yellow was Of
fered at 81 60 on call without customers.
HAY-Wheat, sl4@15; Wild oat, sl3gl4 Stable,
S10dlS q ton
HoPs-W Washington Territory quotab!e at 100
Gle California, 23@25c; oregon lSd2lc . ID.
SEEDs-Austard, 81 00@2 yellow Canary,
5@63c;. Hemp &c; Rape, 2&@3c Timothy, s@se
for native, and 10Gl1c for imported; Alfalfa, LAG
I5c: Flax. 2a@2sc a. n.
PorAroEs-The tuation is favorable to buyers
Petaluma, 81 70@1 90; tomales, 81 10 81 90; Early
Rose, 81 9Od2 Garnet Chi e, 81 40dl 60; Peer
less 81 coal 70; Humboldt Red, 81 Soal 90 . ct.
New Potatoes, 4a5c % ID.
ONIoNs-1he market shows Improvement
Choice, 81 /; ordinarv, 30@75c e ctl.
BEANS -Bayos, sS@S %; Butter, % 1874 for small
81 70 for large; Lima, SO 5000; Pea, 81 45@
4 so; Pink, 81 5o@9; Red, s. 5O@3 ; email White,
"a 45a4 so; laIee White, s4G4 % y ctl-
VEsETABLBs-Reeeiptso Of Asparagus tais morning
aggregated $50 boxe'. There was a good demand
and the best prices of the week realized
some few boxes OF extra choice selling at a tr-
are very plentiful, arriving mostly in good
condition, though values keep low. Rhubarb
is also abundant Asparagus, 81 25@2 90 g
box; Rhubsrb, SG5c % ID; Squash, $40 o ton for
EOOl biicO ESppStoJ icV1EoS v hibi
chokes, 25@35c q dozen Parsnips, 81 Beeta
81 !; Carrots 65@75c; Turnipe, 75@sl o ctl !; Csu
flower, 5o@60c b iozen; Cabbage 81 q ctl; Garlic
1@13c o h; Green Peas, 3l@4c; Green Peppers,
l5a20c Tomatoes, Sdl0c; Mushrooms 81 + box
FRUIT-Apples are generally OF poor quality
and dull of sale. Oranges are waited at
full figures. Lines and Lemons are well rep
resented. Apples, 81 rs Q box for common, and
S2 25a2 rs q box for good TO choice; Lemons
SC 5O8T so Q box for Sicily and 81 70 az 50
for California; LINES, Ssal0 q box for Mexi
can; California Lines, s6@7 q thousand Cali
fornia Oranges, 81 5093 for ordinary, and s. rs
"a % u box for choice Tama rnds, i2Gisc g II ;
Bananas. S. 5o94 . bunch (; Pineapples, sS9a
9 dozen.
HoNEY-Comb 14@l8c; ext acted, ease for dark
and 9@l0c o Ii for white.
BuTTER-Contray to the expectation Of many
dealers, the market exhibits weak symptoms
Receipts well handled, and the stores generally
are fairly cleaned up Fancy, 27@273c; good to
choice, 25d26lc; inferior lots from country stores,
20d22c; 6rkin 24@26c for good to choice new /;
Eastern. l7o20c q Ii.
CHEEss-Deaers are disposed to shade rather
than lese custom. California, 15@l6c; Eastern, 17@e
20c Western, l46l5c q h.
EGGs-1he feeling to day is less steady. The
Easter tr-do is about over, and consignments OF
Eastern are about due. Quotabe at 2l@22c q doZ.
GAME No surplus. Trade is sufficient to sbsorb
all supplies. Brandt Sl@l 25 White Geese 75cdSl
Grey Geese. 81 25@2 SO; snipe 75c@sl tor com
mon and 81 25Qt2 80 for English Hare, Il 25@
l so; Rabbits, Slal % q doz.
PoULTRY-An improved tone prevailed this morn
ing and dealers were abe to sell to better advant
age. Live Turkeys, gobblers, l6al7c q ID; do
Hens, l7@19s; dressed do, l641S; q h Rooster 9,
s5@6 so for old and sSd9 for young; Hens, sea
SO; Eroiers SO 50,7 co. according to size; Ducks
S6 50aS = dog; Geese 81 25@l 90 y pair.
WooL-The season for he spring trade is draw
ing ear, and PREF araticns all made to adj
vantageously exhibit all consignmeuts imme-
diatsly on arrival. Al present. there is no
business and prices are wholly nominal We quote
as follows for fall San joaquin, l0@i3c q Il !;
Southern bury 10@l 2c; Northern free, is Ilsc for
good l9G21c for choice Mountain free, lSGl6c, as
to shrinkage; Nevada free, l5@lSc; Lamb, 100
| Ice; Eastern Oregon Lamb, 20@25c; Valley do,
25Q2sc 9 h.