Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-31
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, May S0th-1 P. n.
FLoUR-Millers are doing fair trade Best CITY
Extra, s. 37i95 so: superfne, o. 1876 Is; Interior
Extra, 81 30 90 intsrior superfne, s4G4 % b Dbl.
WHEAT-To day being legal holiday, business Il
wholly suspended For several days shippers have
not been very buyers and it is presumed that
their immedi,te wants are not at all pressing. Con
siderable speculative feeling has been noticed for
week, and many transfers within this period have
been recorded or future account There Is large
quantity OF disengaged tonnage in port, and many
persons believe that it will become much larger be-
fore chArterers come forward to negotiate engage
Inents. The range OF the market is from 81 6jg
III y ctl for ordinary shipping TO extra choice
qualities
BARLxY-opinions still vary largely in regard to
the probable yield OF the growing crops. There Is
general impression however, that good active de-
mand win prevail during the next three months,
though excited market is anticipated. Values
keep fairly steady, and operators do not look for
any immediate fluctuations in prices Feed is quot
able ut 81 72idl 73l Brewing, 81 s09l IS Che
Waller, 81 20 al 50 = ell.
oATs-No large transactions have been reported
in some time. Business seems TO be confined TO al
most retail trading. Holders disposed TO reaiZs
even at concessions We obtain a range Of 81 7092
for good 70 choice
RYE-The asking price for spot lots is 81 90 ell,
but nobody appears willing to give such figure
CORS-Large Yellow is nOminally quotlble Mt
81 SIS ctl, though it is about week since any sale
was reported.
BUckwukAr-s1 5Oa1 rs ctl
HAY-wheat, sl4@l5; Wild Dat, s1291S; Stable,
s10a12 u ton
HoPs-washington Territory, 1s921c; California.
22d25c Oregon, 1s92lc y 10.
SEEDs-Mustard 81 75tdi 90 Tor Yellow Canary,
5g5ic; Hemp, &c; Rape, 2493c Timothy, s@9c
for native and l09l1c for imported Alfalfa, lag
15c; Flax, 21G2sc q.
PoTAroBs-Reeeipts becoming rather liberal,
but market is found for all arrivals at range of
S292 so y ctl.
oSIoSs-There was much better demand to-day,
with an improvement in prices. Quotable at 1899 c
. ctl.
BEANs-Bayos, 81 1898 %; Butter. 50 1894 for
small, q 25 for large Lima, s494 so; Pea, si9
AS; Pink, & 6092 so; Red, 81 6092 50 small
White, s4d4 %: White. 50 so as rs ctl-
VEGETABLzs -Yacayille Tomatoes appssred In mar
ket. Supplies Of all descriptions moderately pen-
tiful Asparagus, 75c9sl . box Rhuoarb, 75c =
box and 81 50 q chest; Artichokes l0t9l2c dozen;
PArsnPs. 81 so q ctl; Beets, 75c; Carrots, 60965c
T1rnips 5O965e Q ell Cauihower, sl@l % 3 dozen
CIbbaze, 81 25G1 37f u ctl; Garlic, 3d4c . b
Cucumbers, soc to 81 25 y dOz Green Peas, haze
Green Peppers, 25e13ec q h; Tomatoes, l0dl5c y
n; Spinach, CSC q sack: Celery, 75c y dozen
Summer Squash, 596c . II; String Beans, 5GGc q
u (; Horse Beans, 50G75c . sack; Wax Beans, 5a6c
P.b.
FRurT-Most Of the Strawberries received to-day
sold somewhere between S4id7 being in poor order.
Good lots went as high so g chest Cherries
quite plentiful, though choice quality was rather
scarce this morning. Apricots we're in large supply
to-day, and lower prices prevailed Currants made
no great display. The first carload Sicily Lemons
via the New Orleals route is reported by L. G.
Shresoyich as having arrived yesterday coming
Blackberries have not put in an appearance as yet
this season. Shipments last year reached mar
ket as early as the 1Ith of May. Strawberries
slal0 . chest; Cherries, 4d6c q h for com
and SGtl0c q n for good to choice Apricots,
sla1 25 . box: Gooseberries, 4@sc for common,
7@8c q h for English Lemons, s7d7 80 . box for
Sicily and 81 75G2 so for California Lines, Ss9lo
y box for Mexican California Lines, s6td7 y
thousand California Oranges, S4d4 30 y box !;
Tamsrinds. 12o9l5c . u; Bananas, 81 b0G4
bunch Pineapples, ssd9 . doz; Currants, 75c
. drawer.
HoSEY-Comb, 14@1sc; extracted case for dark
and 9aloo y h for white.
BuTTER-The market is less steady, and holders
a-e shading little on former rates. Dealers, how
ever do not expect that any very marked reduction
will occur Fancy, 30d31c; good to choice 27d29e !;
inferior lots from country stores, 22925c frkin,
2Sa30c for good TO choice new; Eastern, 17d20c
On.
CnKEsE-Caifornia, 12G13Ic; Eastern, 179soe
Western, 14dl5c ID.
EGGs-22d24c . dozen.
PoULTRY-There is no pressing inquiry, and lower
rates being accepted in order work of supplies
Live Turkeys, gobblers Is d16c; do Hens, l4Gl5c (;
BOOSTERS, s595 so for old and sT@S so for young
Hens, ssa7; Broilen, sSte6. according to siro :
Goslings, 81 25aI rs y pair
GAME-Harc, 81 75@2; RabbitP, 81 259l 50 .
doz.
WooL-The market has been so dull that COM
p-ratively no sales have been made, and therefore
no report can be given that will prove interesting
To the trade There never has been a worse state OF
affairs than exists Mt present, notwithstanding the
fact that trade East is healthy enGseh- The Oregon
trade started out at Portland on about the same
plan that started here in California, but at the
present moment trade there has sackened off, and
but little Wool is changing hands at that point.
However all the Wool will be wanted, and it cannot
be great while before trade will be resumed on
some satisfactory basis. San Joaquin and Southern
14Glsc for poor to fair, and 1Sd21c for fair to
choice Caaveras and Foothill, 24@27c q II.