Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-25
COMMERCIAL.
SAN Francisco Produce Market.


away 1900 barrels. Best City Extra, $50
12I; Bakers Extra s. 75@5; Superine, s. 1904 %
Interior Extra, q 50@4 rs; Interior Superine,
g 5e@4 Oregon Extra, "a 50@4 IS Oregon SUI
perfne, SO 75@4; Walla Walla Extra, s. 6o@4 rs
D Dbl
WHEAT-Business runs along slowly without any
marked deviation in values. Shippers more
willing to pay 81 42l than they week ago,
but holders do not exhibit like disposition to meet
the market. Receipts fair, composed almost en-
tirely Of old crop. Within two weeks, and possibly
in less time liberal supplies OF the ew harvest will
be coming forward, which will probably occasion a
more pronounced movement. Sales on Change to-
day include 2 500 SKIS goud shipping, 81 42t; $500
do, delivered alongside, 81 42i 200 do, 81 40 1000
do, Port Costa delivery, 81 81 1900 do No. 2.
81 So; 800 do, 81 So Q ct lot of good milling,
say $500 ctls, changed hands at 81 42l. No. / is
qnotable at 81 40q1 Ar with an advance for
choice milling, and No. at 81 35@l 81 o ctl
Tine Liverpool spot quotations came through to-day
Sd higher.
BARLEY-For more than a week the market has
had firm buoyant tone, which loses none of its
force as the days pass by. This morning there
seemed to De an almost eager demand, whether in
stigated by legitimate wants simply the result Of
a mere speculative feeling, it was hard to ascer-
tain. Anyhow, there were liberal transfers at full
figures, embracing :, 400 and 900 SKIS feed, 92@c :
20O0 400 and zoe do, 9oc q ell. For lot of 500
SKIS choice brewing 81 20 q ct was paid being the
highest reported rate in a long while. We quote ::
Feed, s7i@92lc; Brewing, 81 loal III; Chesaer,
81 15@1 20 for choice standard Bay and S5lf95c
for coast.
oArs-The inquiry for several days has been un-
usually quiet. Buyers seems to make their appear
ance all about the time, imparting temporary
activity to the market by their combined pur-
chases. Holders pretty well understand the needs
OF trade, and are satisfied to bide their time The
feed at 81 65 q ctl. We quote :7Humboldt, 81 50a
! 70 coast, 81 40@1 IS; Oregon and Washington
Territory 81 COOL so; Surprise, 81 7591 IS q ctl.
CORN Offerings Of both small and LARGE Yellow
ing but received no attention. We quote Yellow at
81 02l@1 05 for large, and 81 05@l 10 for small !;
white, 81 L. q ctl.
RYE-S1 1901 As q ctl.
BuCKwHEAT-S 81 coal 65 q ctl.
HAy-Whest. IS 50@9 for new aud sl0@12 so for
old Barley, s7@9; Wild Dat, 81 50@9 for new and
sIo@11 so for cd Alfalfa, s99lo; Cow, SSg1o 80
o ton.
SEEDs-Mustard, 81 coal 70 for Yellow, and
81 45@1 55 for Brown !; Canary, 3t@31c Hemp, Be
Rape, 21@2ic; Timothy. SG9c for native, and
i0a11c for imported Flax, 2@2lc; Alfalfa, 163@
l7c a H.
PorAroEs sla1 25 . ell on the wharf.
BEANS Bayos, s7ic@sl Is; Butter, 81 4091 so
for small, and 81 b5@l 65 for large Castor, S3@
5o Lima, 81 2oa2 so; Pea, 81 35@2 so; Pink,
soas5c; Red, S5dS74c; small White, 81 1902 so !;
large White s2@2 10 o ctl.
VKGETABLgs-The tendency Of the market is any
thing but buoyont Green Peppers, 697c o n /, Mar
rowfat Squash, SIG b ton Artichokes, 10c doz. /;
Turnips, SOC . ell; Csulinower. 6O@e5c q
dozen; Cabbage, 75c@s1 . Cd; Garlic, 2Ac; Green
Peas Haze Q 10; Tomatoes, 25@S0c; Sum-
mer Squash, 25d4oc 9 box; String Beans, l4c
box; Cucumbers, S5@4oc q box Green Corn, Soc
q sack for common and S69loc g ID for sweet !;
Green okra, std9c % b: Egg Plant, sc q ID.
FRUlr-A cargo of Tahiti Oranges arrived to-day.
Cherries about the only description that show
perceptible diminution, while a difference IN
quality causes wide range in values. Peaches are
coming in much too freely for trade wants Receipts
so far have been too watery for canning purposes,
and dealers have to rely wholly on the immediate
cousumptive demand which Is not sufficiently large
to absorb much more than half the supplies. AS
consequences many ackages have to be thrown away.
Apples, green, 10@l5c z basket and 25@35c
q box; Pears, 2o@25e q basket, and 4oa
75c v box Apricots 3@4c a ID Blackberries s5@7
q chest Cantaloupes, s4a5 q case Cherries, S49i0
q chest for black and IS a 2 chest for white Cur
rants si@4 80 o. chest Figs 30dG0c Q box for White,
I0@l2ic y II for black Raspberries, s596 30 ;
Peaches I5@S5c q basket and 25d40c q box; Plums,
30@50c q box; Grapes 75cdsl 20 y box Strawber-
ries, si@6 q chest; Lemons, 1908 y box for Cali
fornia and $50 q box for the Sicily descrip-
ton; Lines SO 9 box for Mexican; lama
rinds, l2C9l5c q n; Bananas, 81 50d5 q bunch;
Cranberries. sl39li q Dbl; California Oranges,
75edsl box; Sugar Cane, 81 50@2 = bunch
Pineappes S7@S q dozen. Watermolons, SOC apiece.
DRIED FRUIT Business is wholly nomi-
nal. We quote: Sundried Apples, 6@61c
for sliced and b@53c for quartered; Alden
do, l24c; Aprioots, lS@20c; Blackberries 12I
915c Figs, 7@Sc for pressed and 5@6c for
Impressed; Smyrna do, 2i@25c; Nectarines, l4@
l5c; Peaches, ISG20c for peeled and 10@l5c for
unpeeed; Pears, 9td10c for whole and st9l0c
for sliced Plums, 14dl5c for pitted and 5@6c for
unpitted German Prunes, 1l@l3c . ID. California
Rasins in lots of $50 boxes and upwards, quoted
as follows: 81 25dl so for whole boxes, 81 50G2
for halves, s2d2 so for quarters and 81 1898 for
eighths, with the usual discount to the trade.
RtrrT Thp n he m rEa Of "a
operators move carefully. Buyers for the retail
trade take barely enough to meet daily wants.
We quote: Fancy, 273c; good to choice, 25@26c;
inferior lots from country stores, 20@22c: firkin
2f@25c; picked roll. 27lc; Eastern, lsa22c q h.
CHEEsg-Free sales are reported within our range
California, l09l2c do, in drums, i4a15c; Eastern
17d20c; Western, 14@l5c o ID.
EGGs-Holders ask top prices, but are willing
to make concessions on round lots \ he bulk
Of sales are made at a medium rate. Cali
fornia, 20922Ac; Eastern, l9c D dozen.
PoUBrRY-Turkeys are ashade higher, while Ducks
and Geese are cheaper Live Turkeys, gobblers, 16a
lSc; do, Hens, 15d16c; BOOSTERS, s5a5 so for old
and S5a6 90 for young; Hens. S6a7; Broilers,
e 5O94 so, according to size: Ducks, So 5004 q
dozen Geese, 81 pair for old and s1a1 so for
CAM Hare, se@2 so: Rabbits. 81 a5@1 so g
dozen.
Provisions Activity prevails in all de-
Ice; California 11@1iic; Eastern Breakfast Bacon.
l3ldl4c; California Smoked Bacon, 12G12ac
for heavy and medium. and 1S@13ie for light and /
extra light; Clear Sides, l2l@122c; Pork, S14@15
for Extra Prime, s16dl6 so for Prime Mess, $50
for Ness 81 for Clear and s22aa2 SO for Extra Clear
Pigs Feet, s14@l5 9 Dbl; Mess Beef, $40 for
bbis and 1896 so for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef,
SO 50@Il; Family Beef, s13@lS % d Dbl; Cali
fornia Smoked Beef, 10@10ic e ID Beef Tongues,
IS Q dozen; Eastern Lard, 15l9l5lc . n for all
sty les and sizes OF packages; California do 1o-fb
cs lie; 5-fb CO, lie: pals, 12sl2Ic: kegs, 11A
lie Royal do l3lc for 10 ID and 1890 for q b for
5-b, and 1sc for g. ID pals
NooL-There is an impression that prices have
reached the top and pause in transactions is re-
ported from the East hence the tone OF our
local market is not SO strong as it was week |
ago. The last Oregon steamer brought down |
about 5000 bales. mostly of the Eastern kind |
which gives US very full supply for the moment
Of this stock with the prospect OF large receipts
from there for the next thirty days by every |
steamer. We may term the market |
here shade of. Aside from this stock and !