Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-05
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce market.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4th-1 p

San Francisco Produce Market
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4th-1 Pm.
FLoUR-Prces keep steady under a lively demand.
Best City Extra, IS Is; Superfne, S4a4 So In
terror Extra, 81 25@4 rs; Interior Superfne, &c 70
| a. % u Dbl
| WnEAr-There is a good active inquiry which
many operators believe will largely increase in vol
ume in the immediate future. Prices are steady,
with slightly buoyant tendency. The free arrival
OF Tonnage within the past two days cannot but have
favorable influence on the stustion. Outsdesales
are reported OF 500 tons Sonora deliverable at Port
Costa, at 81 sly 285 do No. shipping, 81 Co. spot
80 do, 81 60 40 do good Shipping, 81 57A 40 do,
81 SOL q ct. On call the largest single sale was
corded that has been negotiated 'ince the system
was lnaIgurated, consisting Of round lot Of coo
tons No. White, at Port Costa at 81 90, seller Is
days. The same figure offered for 500 tons
more, all April. Free les are said to have been
made OF No. Amber at 81 GO, contingent on deliv-
cries coming up fully to standard.
| BARLEY-It looks as if local brewerles were well
supplied for the present, for there has been COM
paratively no inquiry for nearly week. Spot lots
| are nominally qu0tabie at 81 70G1 IS. Offers to
buy old crop in July at 81 IS brought out propo.
sition to sell at 81 III, but there trading.
No. Feed was first offered on call at 81 90, spot,
but subsequently reduced to 81 46l when two lots
| Of IL tons each changed hands, and one lot of 10
tons went at 81 As q ell. Few crop offered Id
| July at 81 % against 81 90 bid For No. Cheva-
| er 81 60 was asked, all April There were no bids
for new crop, though it is understood that seller
1
August and September. at 81 so u ctl.
oATs-The views of operators are far apart. Hold.
this morning wanted 81 SCI for extra choice, all
| April but 81 70 was the buying limit For No.
l 81 65 was bid for May, with NJ sellers. For SEP
TENDER 81 81 was bid with 81 80 asked. Small lots
of No offered, all September at 81 IS against
| 81 %! bid.
CoKS-A small lot of No. large Yellow was Of
| iored to-day at 81 so. Market very dull.
| RYE-Busin So ID not active. For several days
there have been no offers from either buyers or sci
lers and we therefore quote spot lots Of No. NOM
mai at 81 q ctl Fer September delivery 81 90 Is
asked against 81 50 lid.
BRsY-Two sales were effeeted on call this morn
ing for June delivery at $i2 % q ton, aggreeating
$50 tons. Spot parcels are worth Sl3 65alS 10 z
ton.
HAY-wheat, sl4al5; Wild Dat, s1s@1i; Stable,
S10dl3 q ton.
Hops-w Washington Territory quetable at 2o@
2lc California, 23925c; Oregon, l9@2lc e ID.
SEEDs-Mustard, 81 90@2 for Yellow Canary,
5@55c; Hemp, &c; RaPe, 2lg3c Timothy, s@9c
for native, aad ledlic for imported Alfalfa, lag
15c; Flax. 2lG2a: y h.
are disposed to shade in prices. Petaluma, & 90@
2 o5 iomales, 81 30 ~ o5 Early Rose, 81 90(d2
Garnet Chi 81 40Ql 60: Peerless, 81 600pi 70 /;
HUMBOLDT Red, S2@2 10; Peachblows, s2@2 10 y
ceuth.
oHIoxs-scme 90 quality sold to-day at 81 lO@
l2t, and higher prices could likely be obtained for
strictly choice parcels Poor quality with which
the market IS oveTstoeked, can be bought as low as
BEASs-Bayos, s3@8 Is Butter, So 1894 Tor small,
81 % for large; Lima, s5@6; Pea, q 45@
4 co Pink 81 5Oa3 Rcd. 50 50a3 small White,
81 1901 so laige White, @4@4 70 y ctl.
VEGETABLEs-All seasonable dei criptons arc in
! large Supply. Asparagus, 81 Dol IS q box
Rhubarb, 406c a ID; Squash, Sls@20 q ton for
rood MarroBfat Dried Peppers, 15Ca20c e n
Artiehokes, 25@35c q dozen Parsnips, 81; Beets,
81 Carrots, 63g75c; Turnips 75eSl Q GU Cauii-
flower, 50@60c y dozen; Cabbage, u ~ ctl: Garlic,
lalic e h Green Peas, 4G5c; Green Peppers,
! MfIs6Tnnms 71saYs-l
FRurI-Mexican Lines are lower. Oranges are
only in moderate supply and good prices continue t.
be realized Liberal receipts OF Bananas at hand.
| az g box for good to choice; Lemons,
So 50a7 so g box for Sicily and sos 90
for California; LINES, Ss9l0 u box for Next
| can California Lines, SG97 q thousand Cali.
fornia Oranges, 81 50d3 for ordinary, and 50 25
"a 25 4 box for choice TaInari3fs. i27I5c . n
Bananas, &! 5Gai . bunch Pineapfles, sSa9
z dozen.
HoNEY-Comb 14alsc; extracted, case for dark
and 96el0c y h for white.
BurrER-The steady tone noted yesterday morn.
ing developed into a somewhat buoyant feeling be-
fore tie close of business There seemed to be q
general sea; city and many dealers who seldom lack
supplies Obliged to buy outside in order ID ac
commodate regular customers. This condition oi
things was largely Occasioned by heavy orders from
New York aud st. Louis, in addition to a positive
demand for shipment by to-day's Portland steamer
besides which the Inquiry on Arizona account Wa:
unusually urgent. All immediate wants are now sat
isfed however and trade is moving along in the
ordinary way. We quote Good to choice, 24a26c
inferior lots from country stores, 20d22c; hrkin
24t8z6c for good to choice new Eastern, l1@zot
on.
CHEESE Continued liberil receipts have necessi
tated further lowering OF values California, l5@
lGt; Eastern, 17C520c Western, l4@15c u h.
EeGs-The current figure this morning was &c
though some holders were stoutly insisting on 22'
Rdozen for selected lots, without reported sales.
| PoULrRY-Marke t tolerably firm. Live Turkeys
gobbers, lao ljc = h do Hens, l5@l7c; dressed
DO, IL 6l6e h BOOSTERS a SOFAS for old and SSd!
for young; Hens, s506 so; Bro;lers, 50 50g7 SO
,ccrding to size; Ducks. S6a7 D doz; Geese, 81 q
al 90 y pair.
CANE Small receipts ard light custom keep prices
regular. Honkers, 1893 so; Brandt, sl@l %
White Geese, 75c@Sl; Grey Geese S2 25G2 80
Snipe, 75cGtS1 FOR common and 81 2552 80 for En-
glish Har,, 81 25Gl so; Rabbits, sla1 Is 2 doz
Wool Local operators are beginning TO tire I in
acton but business cannot be hurried IL will be
necessary TO have liberal supplies OF spring clip il
warehouse before any great volume OF trade can b.
inaugGrated. Shearing is neees arily backward Thu
season, consequent the late stormy weather
| though everything looks encouraging for the fu
ture and it can be but short time before our flock
owners will commence sending forward free ship
ments OF the domestic product From Eastern
manufacturing centers We continue to receive goot
re orts. The Commercial Bulletin, of Boston, says
that the mills Of that section are fairly busy or
heavyweight clothing fIics, and considerable ma
chinery is also employed on spring goods tSe largo
/ extent to which wooens are now being used fol
ladies' wear having enabled some of the mills Il
begin earlier and run later spring weights thar
ever before in the history Of the trade, The carpe
men are also said to have been agreeaby disapp1nt
ed by the great Improvement which has lately
started up in the trade. Leading makes of vtlvets
Brussels tapestries AMI ingrains have been largel,
sol1 to arrive, and heavy deliveries are being made
on back orders. In raw materials, however, the
market at Eastern points is represented at the mo
ment to be more favorable TO buyers than to sellers
Still the prospect Tor the coming year is believed tC
be good. Little doubt is entertained OF lively de
lowing quotations of the LEGAL market, it must b.
understood thst the figures are largely nominal
We quote as follows for fall San joaquin, lo@l3c
Southern bury, l0@l2c; Northern free, Il
0slSc for good, l96Zlc for choice: Mountain
free, 1S@l6c, as to shrnkage; Nevada free, l5@
lSc Lamb, 139l6c; Eastern Oregon Lamb, zoe
25c: Valley do, 25s2sc % n.