Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-29
COMMERCIAL.
san Franciaco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2sth--l 2. NJ
FLouR-Liberal purchases are made on export
account. We quote follows: Best City Extra,
s595 l2i Bakers Extra, s. 7595 Superfne,
s. 75@l %; Interior Extra 81 SOFA 70; Interior
Supertine, s. h0G4; Oregon Extra, 81 5o9i Is J;
Oregon supeFfine, So 75Gt4 wallA Walla EStrs
81 50@4 IS 2 Dbl.
Wharf.-The attendance on Change this morning
light, owing u its being Collection Day. a
want OF tonnage still curtails operations, and no
active movement can be expected until we have
more deep-water shipping in the bay. Advices from
England by telegraph are at variance with former
accounts. II IS now reported that the crop in that
country has been badly injured by Frost, and the
hope Of an abundant harvest has been abandoned.
All through the season European news has been
contradic DRY and embarrassing TO operators Sales
to-day embrace l,2 cts No. i, 81 42l 500 do,
81 42I; 5000 do. 81 40 1000 do, 81 40; 400 do
good shipping 81 Sss 1850 do, Vallejo delivery,
g. 36l oti. No is quotabe at 81 40al AZ,
with advance for choice milling, and No. at
81 35tdl 37@ q ctl.
BARLEy-Tle market has been running along
quite acceptably to holders for than week.
A disposition 20 meet the wants of buyers without
materially increasing asking rates has largely
helpeo to reduce stocks in first hands Prices so far
this week have been steady and buoyant, and 1t
would not be surprising II values were TO gradually
crawl up point or two before another week. New
crop will soon ibe coming forward in sufficient sup
ply to create competition, and sellers nos
mindful OF this faet. Out Of ,450 SKIS feed sold to
day ct 92ic, one-half was new crop. The only
other reported transaction parcel of 2l9
follows: Feed, s7I@o2lc Brewing, 81 i0dl go !;
Cheyalier, 81 l5@l 20 for choice standard Bay
and s5cG95c for coast
OArs-R Receipts OF new crop have not yet as
sumsd any magnitude. Although stocks in first
hands not considered light, there Is fear on
the part OF holders thst great surplus will be
offering by the time that shipments from the COM
ing harvest are received. Sales Change this
morning Of AS SKIS Oregon Ia lots at 81 65 y ell
We quote Humboldt, 81 50dl IS coast 81 400
65; Oregon and Washington Territory, 81 coo
1 80; Surprise, 81 1901 IS 3 ctl.
CoRS-There WAS a wide range in the price Of
large Yellow to-day. About l,o00 SKIS was reported
as having changed hands in parcel at 81 OH
while two lots Of 100 and $50 SKIS brought 81 07i.
Small also sold at the latter figure to the extent Of
$50 SKIS A retail parcel Of large White, said % be
of medium quality, found q buyer at 81 OH q ctl.
We quote Yellow at 81 02l9l 07t for large, and
81 0ft9l 10 for small white, 81 Is & ctl
RyE-s1 40a1 As 9 ell.
BucKwHBAT-SI coal 65 2 ctl.
HAY-Wheat. IS 5000 for new and sl0@l2 so for
old Barley, s7G9 Wild Dat, 81 50d9for new and
slo@ll 50 for old Alfalfa, ssglo; Cow, sS9lo so
q ton.
HoPs-2o622c q n.
SEKDs-slustard, 81 coal 20 for Yellow, and
81 45al So for Brown Canary, 3i@3sc; Hemp, &c;
Rape, 24a21c; Timothy. Sd9c for native, and
l0allc for imported; Flax, 2@2lc; Alfalfa, l6he
lie q n.
PorAToEs 75asOc for sacks and 81 . ctl for lots in
boxes.
oSIoNs- 75c q ctl.
BEANS Sales of 100 SKIS poor small White,
81 o5 80 do choice do, 81 80 We quote as
follows; Bayos, s73c@sl Is; Butter, 81 l6al 20