Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-01
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

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SAN FRANCISCO. March 31st
! FLOUR-We quote: Best city extra, III 259
49, medium, 50 5Og4; shipping superfne
| 81 1905 so T. Dbl.
| WHEAT-Ihe rain-storm of yesterday after
noon has somewhat unsettled the situation an(
| checked business. The views of buyers anC
| sellers are at the moment wide apart, and unit
| this difference be bridged, transactions will b
| light. Market nominally quotable at 81 30 {
ctl. Holders are generally asking bighe
| prices
| on call this morning the effect of the late rair
was very apparent, sales being made at 1a4c {
| ctl less Than at the same season yesterday. Some
1000 tons changed hands as follows:
Buyer season-S90 tons, 81 3Gla; 100, 81 363s; 500
BUYER $500 tons, 81 ~; 100, 81 4794.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer se&son-lG0 tons, 81 3,i24 z0l, 81 351a :
| ctl.
BARLEY-Feed descriptions are firmly held
/ and buyers have to pay at least 81 Z ctl III the
| sample market. Some holders are not disposed
to meet the market even at this figure, believing
| that top prices have NOT been quite reached
| Brewing is quotable at 81 % rel l2Ia 7 ell
| Call business was not near so extensive il
| volume rs at the morning session of yesterday
| Prices also We're lower. Buyer 1855 contract;
were put out yesterday morning as high as 81 0S
| while at the early session to-Gay u Oi%s q ct
was the top figure, with some sales as low Il,
| 81 03i4. Details are as follows.
| Buyer seaSCn-l00 tons, soc; 100, Sole; 800
| 99l%c: 100 9f4c; 100 81; 100 81 O0}4: 100 s. o.
buyer 1SS595jO tons, 81 o$34; 100 81 OF; COO
| & 041s; 800, 81 0i3s.
| 800 4}3Sc: 100, &c Z ell.
sales at the afternoon call session were as fol
| lows:
buyer soason-1Oo tons. 81 or: 800, S102; 100
81 G2ls 800, 81 02j 100, 81 %; 100, 81 OH 100
Buyer lss5-i5d tons, 81 061l: 500, 81 o634 200
81 o.; 800, 81 G71l; 800, s. O7${.
Seller 1so5-l0O tons, .6c { ctl.
tsItf f.tf NlF..g fg
Alfalfa, SS@ll; Wheat. sl06l6; Dat, s6q12
! Barley S7Gll Mixed. $7G9Ts ton.
| HOPS-Jhe marked feature in this market i:
the absence of demand at the current low range
OF values. Choice are now being offered at &c
and other qualities can be HAD in proportion
1t remains to be seen if brewers will be attracted
by ruling prices to bay freely, or whether they
viii continue to pursue the present hand-tO
mouth policy for the remainder of the season
| POTATOES-Thc Oregon steamer that arrived
yesterday brought less potatoes than any
| steamer by that line has brought for some
months. Prices are better all around in con
! sequence, and commission merchants find
less difficulty in placing consignments: There
| has been some demand for Early Rose tol
| seed since the chances for rain were believed
| to be good. Wharf rates are as follows
| Early Rose G5c: River Reds, zoe PetG
| lumaS. y0caSI Garnet Chile. 50G6Oc Peer
| less. 60T70c; New 2G1c = ID :: Humboldt Red
| 81; Peachblows, 81; Sweet, S5c@&l; Oregon Bur
, bank seedlings, @l@i 10 z ctl.
| ONlONS-O Oregon sold by auction to-day at
| s4@ . Z ctL Within the week there We're ar
| rivals Of some 90 bXs from Australia, which solo
| from S5m6 = ctl. Supplies have also comt
down from Nevada to the extent of l2i bags
| while the oregon steamer OF yesterday had Ii
| sacks manifested The general market IS quot
| Oble from - % to 81 4 ctl.
| BEANS-Whites Of good quality are scarce
| and the market is firm al quotations. Whites q,
not depend on the weather for their market. a
| in the case Of Limas. A heavy rain would not
| weaken the price for Whites, but il would scnC
Limas down lat least To the price they were
| selling at before the late movements. Coloreo
are somewhat weak. There is more demand f0l
| SlMl3j: Pink Il co: Red -. Lima, 81 80; Small
White. 81 OF tGG2; Pea, q Ul15@1 021f p ct
| NE(iETABL kS-Ihe arrival of 80 boxes OF
| Asparagus this morning WAS more than thJ
mafket could carry. and prices broke badly, Il.
| compared with yesterday figures CucUmbcrS
| are shaping TO u lower range. Rhubarb is in
large supply, with somewhat wide margin in
values. Green Peas are moderately plentiful
| We quote iobbing lots rs follows: Asparagus
| 50caSl 2 box; Rhubarb, 2t29ic q h; Tomatoes
s. 1905 30 = box; Sprouts, 2G5c q 10
| Artichokes SEC a dozen Cucumbers, 50cd
81 I. dozen; Carrots, 5)@60c; 1Urnips
| 5GGC0c = ctI: Beets, i0@G0o Is ctl Parsnips
81 q ctl: Cduhaower, 5l@75c Il dozen: Cab
| bage 5OQt0c 2 ctl: Garlic, 7GSc 2 %: Celery SO
| 3 DOZEN Dried Peppers, 2}c 2 ID; Green &c
| l0@15c z ID; Green Corn, ia sc: Sweet, Gaze {
ID string Beans, l5@23c T. ID; Dried Okra, i5@s2jc
| q b; MarrOwfat Squash, sSG10 r ton; Hubbard
Squash, Si95 z ton; Summer Squash, 12gl5C
Z ID.
FRUIT-strawberry arrivals to-day about
| filed five chests The few good Apples III
the market sell well. Oranges are less plenti
jobbing lots as follows: Apples, 65c@sl
for common, and 81 50@2 p p box f1l
| good to choice: Lemons-Malaga, s. 50
| do Sicily, S5@5 so; do, California 50@75c Z
| box orordinary, and 75c@SI p for Sicily seed
! Mexican Lines, Sll@I2; California do 75ca s.
| for small boxes and S2tq2 p for large: Oranges
| California 81 25dSl 80 3 box for common 81 50a
| vol
| Los Angeles Navel 81 j0G2 q box; Bananas
] 5QGS = bunch; Pincapples, S6@7 2 dozen.
| BUTTER-There is no change in the situa.
| ton. Receipts are free, but, us the quality is
| improving, stocks move Off more readily. We
| quote iobbing lots as follows Fancy, 20c choice
lSG l9c; good, l7@1sc; fair, 15@l6c mixed lots II
@ lie 4 ID; firSin, l5@lsc for old and l9g2lc for
choice new; l2.4llc for ordinary to fair; East
! ern, l21$@l6c p b.
| CHEESE-The market is weak Prices I'M
changed. Quotabie OF ll@l2c; inferior grades
| 6dlIGc: Eastern, 17@lSc; Western 1215d15c 2 b.
| EGGS-ReCeipts are free from al quarters,
and the advance voted last week has been
checked. Market now quotable at 1SG20c I
P0ULTRY-There was an easy tone to the
market this morning. We quote consiguments
| as follows Live Turkeys-Gobblers, l5DI7c
hens. 2o@22c; dressed, l692lc z 10; BOOSTERS,
S5a5 50 for Old and s7dS for young: Hens,
S6a7 so; Broilers, sGe7 as to size; Ducks, 500
| Z 80 p dOz: Geese, S2@2 80 , pair
| GAME-Nery dull trade. Receipts are light.
Wcquote; Hare s. 5oe2; Rabbits, 81 for small
and Sl9l p for Cottontail: Sprig, 81 50 Widg-
con, 81: small Ducks, roc; Grey Geese, S2eI2 80;
| White Geese, 15c9Sl; Brant, 75c@Sl; English
Sn;pe S2G2 50: common do, 75cdSl z dozen.
| FRESH MEAIS-Ihere is an easier feeling
! in beef. Following are rates for whole
carcssses from slaughtereTs to dealers: Beef
Frs quality, sc; second quality. 7GsSc; third
! bic at 5G5l4c g b, and Ewes 1T sc = ii. Lamb
| Quotahle az lO@l2c 2 70 for Spring. Veal
! Quotable al S9i0c e 10. Pork-Live Hogs, 49412c