Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-25
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2ith-1 ?. NJ
FLOUR Nearly II 900 bis went forward on the
China steamer Yesterday. Best City Extra SOS 12I
Bakers Extra, s. 75G5: Superfine, So 75@i 25 !;
Interior Extra, s. 50&4 rs; Interior Superiine,
50 50se4; Oregon Extra, 81 50@4 Is: Oregon SUI
perine, 81 75@s4 Walla Walla Extra, 81 50@4 Is
2 Dbl
Misunderstanding was expected to commence
yesterday in some sections Of fulare county Ii So
it would not be surprising to see samples OF new
crop exhibited ON Change IN about week. Busl-
ness shows no improvement. Shippers are not dis
posed to purchase ahead, while millers are appa-
renty certain that their wants be readily salts
1850 SKIS good shipping. 81 SO 5000 do. 81 994 !;
1000 do NJ ., 81 IS 1900 do shriyeled eoast So
nora, to miller, 81 - 1000 do on grade, 81 223
e ell. We quote: No. ], 81 37s@l 49, viii an
advance for choice milling No. ;, 81 32lal 50
2 ctl.
BARLEY-Tliere was some inquiry for feed to-day
but it was not urgent, and intending buyers did not
purchase to any extent Sales were confined mainly
to retail prices Yesterday afternoon lot Of SEQ
SKIS fair brew NJ sold at 81 10, and this morning
some 700 SKIS changed hands AZ Il e1l y ell We
quote Feed, s5a00c Brewing, 81 10dl 20 I;
Chevaler 81 l5t61 20 for choice Standard Bay and
S5c1$l 10 for Coast.
oArs-Reeeipts today aggregate 5. 200 SKIS, wholly
from Washington Territory. Trade ia somewhat
slow, bu. when iransfee are made they are gen
orally effected az full figures. Sales 81 100 SKIS good
feed 81 Az 800 do Oregon, in lots, 81 4od1 80 :
422 do common feed. 81 IS q eth. Wequote Hum
boldt, 81 1901 co; coast, Il S5td1 so; oregon and
CoRS-Yo activity offerings not large, while t. e
demand is almost nominal. Only one sale was re-
ported todAs being leo SIS small yellow at 81 10 .
ctl We quote 81 02lGl o. for large and 81 o7l@
10 for small Yellow; White, 81 II . ctl
RYE-Sl soGl 40 Z ell.
BucKwHRAr-SI 75@2 2 ctl.
IIAy-S6 81 TO slI 90.
Hors-l5d20c 3 n.
SxKps-Mustard, 81 coal 20 for Yellow, and
81 45gl So for Brown Canary, SiaS4c; Hemp, sc !:
L. fpnaf nv St1a O.. fnr r,nas~ owxl
I0dllc for imported Flax, 2@2ic; Alfalfa, lGl9
rorAToKs New are coming forward freely, AZ d
show some slight improvement in quality Old are
badly out Of favor. Tonales, to@65c;- Petaluma,
50d65c; Humboldt, S0aS5e for Red, 6oa75e for
Kidney and so6s5c for Peachblow; Oregon and
Puget Sound, 6og75c = etl; New Potatoes, l@llc
osIoSs-Tne market continues to improve. Sales
to-day were reported within a range of 81 1901 30
2 ctl.
for small, and 81 6oGl o5 for large Castor, $50
3 SO Lima, 81 2ef2 so Pea, 81 406f2 so; Pink,
s5asTic; Red, s5as7!c; small White, 81 1902 50 I;
large White, S2G2 10 2 ctl.
VE6ErsBBgs-The first Green okra OF the
arrived this morning from the Winters ranch of
Samuel Carpenter, selling at SOC y n. Asparagus
opened well, but the demand soon fell of and many
dealers had good supplies ON hand late in the day.
More Green Corn is at hand, snd in future fair
representation can be expected. Other kinds are in
good supply. We quote Green Peppers, 25a30c =
n: Marrowfat Squash, slo z tcn Aruchokes, l0c y
dozen: Parsnips 75c; Beeis, 75c; Carrots 50dGOc
Turnir,s, 5Oas0c 2 ell +; CauHower, COARSE 2 dozen
Cabbage, 81 = etl; Garlic 2d2lc; Green Peas, la
lie pm; ihubarh, 75cdsi Z box; Tomatoes, loo
lSsc q u FOR Los Angeles aud l5c Tor winters sum
mer squash, Jd50c g box String Beans, 75cdS1A
sack for common and q d3e y d for fountain AS
paragus. 5ocdsl 2 box; Cucumbers. l0@l24c for
ordinary aud l5625c y dozen for choice Green
Corn, 81 fs0e q dozen.
FRurr-The best representation so far this season
was made today. Cherries aye very plentiful, and
dealers are willing TO shade prices. Curranis do
not meet with favor, even at reduced rates. Can
ners are not buying 10 any great extent. Stravber
ries show wide range IN values. Some fine Rasp
berries are coming forward, obtaining quick sale
Peaches are not ripe enough to invite general Gus
toni Goeseberries are better in quality than usual,
though still sour. Blackberries make poor OK
hibt. Pears are neglected, owing to unripe condi-
tion. Eastern orders for Oranges keep down stock