Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-28
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market

Is 25 Supcrfne, s4@4 so; Interior Extra, a 25
"a rs /; Interior Superfne, Go 1894 rs y Dbl
Change circles We hear Of sales Of $500 ctls No.
! l shipping at 81 80, Port Costa delivery. with a
smaller lot Of 500 ctls at the same price. An off
grade parcel OF LOGO ctls was reported sold spot
at 81 so 8 ctl No business on call. For deliveries
alongside 81 90 bid for extra choice, and 81 5s for
No. White. ihe Liverpool market is reported to
be steady.
| BARLEY-No immediate trade and but little
speculative business. There appears to be plenty
Of sellers, but buyers notably few. For spot
lots Of No. Brewing Il 20 is the asking rate no.
| though lot of 200 tons placed for September
delivery at 81 Is. In feed there was sale OF so
tons No. old or new at sellers option all June at
81 371. Spot lots held at 81 523. On the call
for No. Feed operator offered to sell at 81 Az
spot, but this figure was quickly reduced by compe-
tition to 81 All when small lot of % changed
| hands. Chevalier wanted all July, August and
September at 81 30, against 81 90 asked.
OATs-Prices are weakening. Holders to-day
were willing to sell extra choice at 81 rs, while
81 so was the lowest asking figure Saturday.
For No. quality 81 81 was asked on call. No
sales.
CONAN offer to sell even small lot Of native
No. large Yellow at 81 so took all the courage out
of buyers. Receipts to-day foot up 300 bags.
RYE-No. was offered this morning at 50 80, but
liberal offers to sell at 10c less last Saturday found
no custom, the absence Of business to-day was not
surprising.
HAy-Market less firm Sale Of SO tons good Cow
Stable, Sl0@13 o ton
.HoPs- Washington Territory are quotable at 2o@
21c; California, 23@25c; Oregon, l992lc q ID.
SEEDs-Mustard, e. 1902 25 for Yellow; Canary,
5@5tc; Hemp, &c; Rape, 2it@3c; Timothy, S@9c
for native and 10@11c for imported Alfalfa, 14@l5c;
Flax, 2A@2sc % b.
PorATors--No change in prices. Petaluma, s2@
. G5 Tomales, s2d2 05; Early Rose, 81 Garnet
Chile, 81 5Odl 55; Peerless, 81 60Ql 70; Hum
boil It Red, s2@2 % o ctl
ONIoNs-Holders would be glad to clean up stocks
at range of 40@75c q ctl No choice in market.
BEANs-Bayos, s3@3 Is; Butter, - 1894 for
small, "a Is for large; Lima, 1896; Pea, "a 55@
80; Pink. 81 90@3 10 Red, 81 9o@3 10 small
White, 81 60a4 IS; laIge White, s4d4 25 q ctl.
Observation-Disclosures was in large supply this
morning, and but few sales were made at our out
side figure. Green Peas are more PLENTIFUL selling at
lower rates. Asparagus, lo@15c; RhubaTb, S@1oc
q ID; Squash, s1s920 . ton for good Marrow
35c % dozen /; Parsnips, 81 Beets, 81 /; Carrots IS
arse; Turnips, 1881 D ell ; Caulifower. 50@60c
. dozen: Cabbage, 81 . ctl Garlic, 1@1ic y b ];
Green Peas, 1oal2e; Green Peppers, l5@2oc;
FRUrT-A fair quantity of Oranges arrived to-day
from the lower counties, but consignments were
quickly placed at full figures Further large re-
ceipts are expected tomorrow. Mexican Lines
are cheaper. Apples, sl@l so for common and
s2@2 70 q box for good to choice Lemons,
s6 60d7 SO . box for Sicily and s2@3 so
can California Lines, sea7 q thousand Cali.
fornia Oranges & 1898 25 for ordinary, and So so
GA 25 y box for choice Tamarinds, 12@16c o b
Bananas. g. bo@4 o bunch Pineappes, ssa9
y Dozen
DRIED FRUr-Quiet sun-dried Apples, 7@7lc for
sliced, 6la7c for quartered Alden and
Plummer, 12@l2ac; Apricots, 2l@22c; Black.
! berries, 14@l6c; Figs, 4@7c for pressed and
3@4cfor impressed; Smyrna do, 1S920c; Nectarines,
14@15c; Peaches 1sa20c for peeled and 90
lie for unpeeled; Pears, 7dSc for whole and
9@10c o ID for sliced; do, machine dried,
I2ic; Plums, 11@14c for pitted and 4a6c
for pnptted Primes. S0qc. French
Prunes s@9Ic q ID; California Raisins, common
layers quoted as follows for cash s2d2 so for
WHOLE with the usual addition OF Csc, SOC and 75c
for halves, quarters and eighths. London layers
sell at advance of 25c all round. The customary
discount is made on large purchases. Some offer
ings Of inferior made as low as Sl@1 so q box.
HoYgY-Comb, 140lSc; extracted, 7@Sc for dark
and 9Cdl0c q h for white.
BuTTER-The week opens favorably for buyers.
Receipts are free and not easily handled A further
lowering Of rates is expected in day or two if he
warm weather continues. Good to choice, 25a26c;
inferior lots from country stores, 2oa23c; 6rkin,
25927c for good to choice new; Eastern, 18@
pc D h.
CHEESE California, 1eal7c; Eastern, l7@2oc
Western, 14915c q b.
EGGs-InvOice lots cannot be placed above our
lower figure. Small and choice parcels occasionally
bring top rates. Quotabe at 19a20c . doz.
pourRY.Markes rather nS,,s easy today at lower
15@l6c; dressed do, I4G17c % h; BOOSTERS,
s. 5Oa6 so for old and s8a9 for young; Hens,
IS 50@6 go; Broierr, S6 50@7 u.s. according to size;
Ducks IS 50d6 so y doz: aeese. 81 50d1 IS y pa.,
MISREPRESENTATION this morning wasnotexte
sive. Honkers 1893 so; Brandt Sldl 25 White Geese
75c@sl Grey Geese. ~ 25a2 so Snipe 75e@sl for
common and % 25@2 so for English Hare, 81 so
al rs: Rabbits, S1fdl IS q doX
PROVISIONS Eastern Hams, 15l@l6c: Caiifor
mia Hams, 13@13ic; Eastern Breakfast Bacon,
I58l5sc; California Smoked Bacon, l3ic,
for heavy and medium, and 14tc for light and
extra light Clear Sides, 141a14ic Pork, SIS als so
for Extra Prime SO 50@21 so for Prime Mess s3 so
for Mess, s24 for Clear and s24 50@f5 for Extra
Clear Pigs Feet, s16@IS q Dbl; Mess Beef, s10 so
for bbls and 1896 so for half bbs Extra Mess Bed,
sl2912 so; Family Beef, s14 5oal5 % Dbl; Cell.
fornia Smoked Beef, 12i@lSc q h; Beef Tongues,
IS o dozen; Eastern Lard, 153a16c . h for ali
sty les and sizes OF packages; California do, 1o-f
tins, 13i@14c; SIN 40, 14i@l41c; pals. 15.@16c;
kegs, l4@14lc Royal DO Isle for 10Th, Isle . b for
5-ib and Isle for 3-ib pals.
WooL-The weather is favorable for sh:aring
operations Local business is inactive and
prices are nominal San Joaquin, 10@13e;
southern bury, 1o@l2c; Northern free,
lstalsc fer good, 19a21c for choice; Mountain
free, l3916c, TO shrinkage; Nevada free, 15@
18c !; Lamb, l3(d16c Eastern Oregon Lamb, 20@
25c: Valley do, 25a2Sc u D.