Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-23
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COMMERCIAL.
san Francisco Produce Market.
sAN FRANolsce. March 22d-1.

san FRANCISCO March 22d-1P.
FLoUR-It is understood that the few outside
small parcels of Sperrys extra that have been offer
| ing during the week at slight reduction from
usual rates are now off the market, and established
figures again prevail Best City Extra IS %; Super
fine, s.@4 so Interior Extra, 81 25a4 IS Interior
| Superfine 80 1894 IS 9 Dbl
wHEAr-The call to-day was tedious affair. After
| going through the entire list promiscuous cllls
were declared in order, when the proceedings OF a
few minutes previous were almost repeated, with a
| like result-no business Adyices from Liverpool
report an improved feeling at that center but such
information did not stimulate local tade. A sale
of $50 tons weevy No White at 81 521 the only
trade is reported and considerable grain is said to
| be changing hands at about 81 IS 3 ctl for good
shipping. On Change, 81 so was bid for Nc. 1
White with 81 62t asked No. Amber was wanted
alongside at 81 so, but the best offer to sell at
81 go in warehouse.
BARLRy-There is apparently no disposition to do
business. The call opened this morning with but
little spirit Bidding at first showed wide differ.
ence in the views OF buyers and sellers, but the
margin was gradually narrowed down t, about &c,
when further operations we're checked. There were
no spot offers to sell No. Brewing, though buyer
offered first at 81 go spot, and was slowly lowered
to 81 81, but no bid could be obtained. Two sales
of No. were made for future delivery, en- bracing
so tons at 81 90 July. and 100 tons at 81 OBJ Sep
No Chevalier, ali July and August
OArs-No general interest was shown in offerings
to-day. On Change sellers were fairly represented,
hut there was an absence of buyers. A sale OF so
tons No ., September delivery, at 81 3Ss, repre-
sented all the business Spot lots of No could be
had at 81 rs q ctl
CoRN-Nebraska was offered this morning in
warehouse at 81 CPL. For No. large Yellow 81 so
was asked, all March, with 81 Sc bid.
RYg-Quotable at s2a2 05. For September de.
livery No was offered at 81 Is, with 81 471 bid
HAY-Wheat, Sl5@l6; Wild Dat, S14@l5; Stable,
s11@14 y ton.
Hops-Washinpton Territory are ouotable at 20d
2lc; California, 2Sa25c Oregon, I9Qb2lc q ID.
SEEDS Mustard, " lo92 Is for Yellow Canary,
5d54c; Hemp, &c Rape 24@3c; Timothy, S@9c
for native and i0allc for imported Alfalfa I4@l5c;
Flax, 25@2sc o b.
PorAroEs-Sweet sold this morning at s3a3 Is.
Petaluma, sc 1912 20; Tomales, S2@2 20; Early
Rose, 81 o5a2 10 {; Garnet Chic, 81 t74tal 20 !;
Peerless, 81 75a2; Humbol t Red, s. l592 25
o ctl
OSIoSs-Stocks are accommodating and lower prices
are asked. Good to choice range from 75a9oc,
while poor lots sell at 100000 q sack
BEASs-Bayos, s3@3 25; Butter, Is 75a4 for
small. 3. 25 for large; Lima, s5@6; Pea, "a 55@
4 80: Pink. % 9oa3 10 Red, 81 9oa3 10 small
White. "a COCA rs la,ge White, SAGA 25 . ctl
yReETABLEs-Chances in values are not i'm.
portant Asparapus. 2Op221c Rhubarb SalOc q
b SQUASH. sl5dlS q ton for rood Marrow
tat Dried Peppers, 1sa20c % h ;Artichokes, 25@
Sac u dozen /: Parsnips, 81 Beets 81 Carrots, IS
arse; Turnips, 75@sl y ell Caulifower, 5O@6oc
C.hh..o al a,ry;. 1A1io 30 n, :.