Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-17
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

San FRANCISCO, November 16th-1 PM
FLoUR-Export demand fairly active. Best City
Extra, So 25@5 80; Superfne 81 25@4 rs; Interior
Extra, 81 so as 25; Interior Superfne, s484 62t.
WHEAT-A listless feeling prevailed on Change
to-day. Holders show more disposition to realize
even at slight concession on former asking rates,
but buyers quickly discern the feeling and hold
aoof with the view of obtaining still more favorable
terms. reputable operator claims to be offering
round lot of choice shipping at 81 rs without find
ing purchaser. AS 81 763 was paid for a somewhat
similar article Monday the conclusion is evident
The rain has certain influence in restraining busi
ness, and until the weather becomes more settled
the volume of trade Is not likely to be extensive.
The only transaction worthy of note to-day
lot OF 1000 cts good Nc. at 81 721 q ctl No. is
quotable at 81 IS; No. 2, 81 67!@1 724 . etl.
BARLEy-The first shipment of Chevalier to En-
gland this season goes forward to-day on the Stuart,
consisting of 25, $50 centals. The market generally
is steady The inquiry this morning was about
good could be desired, though followed by no
particular results. Sales few in number and
small in quantity. We quote as follows: Feed, 81 As
al Al; Brewing 81 55a1 e5 cheyalier, 81 5o@
57s for choice standard Bay and 81 40@1 All for
Coast.
oATs-Hoders are placing consignuents to better
advantage, thus indicating strength to the sit
uation. Transfers Of about :, 900 bags Washington
Territory made in equal quantities at 81 52l@
IS q ctl. We quote: Good to choice, 81 500
60; common, 81 424@1 Az; Surprise. 81 65@
CoRS-The first sale on Change in six DAYS was
reported this morning at 81 As for 200 bags small
Yellow.
BUcKwnEAT-Yesterday buyers could not be found
at 81 so, but to-day 81 60 was paid for rs bags
RyE-S2@2 25 q ctl.
HAy-wheat, sl2@l5; Wild oat, s12@14; Stable,
s11@12; Stock, s9@l1 . ton.
HoPs-Caiifornia, 23G24c for fair. and 25@a7c q
b for good; Washington Territory, 25@27c.
sEEDs-Mustard, 81 771@2 for Yellow, and
ss93 25 for Brown; Canary, 4,@5ic; Hemp,
l0@11c for imported Alfalfa, 1O@12c; Flax, 2@
2tc . fo
PorAroEs-Sweet were higher to-day, selling at
s1@1 % e ell. Petaluma sl@1 20; Tonaies, sI@i 2o
River Red, 9ocdsl; Early Rose, 70as5c; Hum
bodt, 81 25@1 go; Cuffey Cove 81 25aI 3Tl {;
Salinas Blues 81 25@1 35 q ell.
ONIoSs-65@s5c q ell.
BYANs-Prices keep very regular. We quote :
Bayos. S2d2 25; Butter, g 1898 80 for
small, 81 for large; Castor, sS@3 25 (; Lima SIS so
as Is; Pea s. 1898 so Pink. 81 s2i; Red, 81 SO
al 90; small White. ss 1903 so; laage White, $50
VEGsTABLEs-Poor lots of Tomatoes continue to
be dumped. Marrowfat Squash, sS@9 for poor
and sloai2 ton for choice ; Dried Peppers, 1s@2oc
ID Artichokes, 25c y dozen Parsnips, 75c@sl |;
Beets. Csc; Carrots, 35@50c;; Turnips, 75c y ct !;
Caulifower, 50@75c 9 ioz; Cabbage 6oas5c q ctl !;
Garlic, &c = ID ; Green Peas, 4@5c . h; Tomatoes
25@4oc q box.
FRurr-Q Quiet Apples, 3o@5oc for common. and
75c@sl 25 . bcx for good to choice Pears 50casI ;
Grapes 75caSl % q box Strawberries s3@I2 2 chit
Lemons S9Gl1 for Malaga, and 81 50@3 so q box
Tor California; Lines, s5@6 q box for Mexican,
auu oVcdS1 y oo& iol Sailuipia, mexican oranges,
S259so q NJ; Sydney do, S30@35 q NJ; California
do S2 5903 z box +; Tamsrinds, l2al5c q 70 BE-
raaas. s2 50d4 . bunch; Cranberries, Sl69l7 q
DBL; Pineapples. s7GS . dozen.
DRfsD FRUIT-We quote; Sun-dried Apples
6sd6lc for sliced and 5id6c for quartered Alden
do, 12lc: Aprieots, 151@l5lc; Blackberries, l2I
G14c; Figs, 496c for pressed and 3@5c for
Impressed; Smyrna do, 2l@25c; Nectarines, l4a
15c Peaches, l5917c for peeled and l0@1Ic for
unpeeled Pears, 5dsc for whole and 9a9kc q n
for sliced Pupls, 1S@lSlc for pitted and 5l6e FOR
unpitted; German Frunes, Ice q b; French
Prunes S110c q b; California Raisins, quoted as
follows for cash: 81 75 for whole boxes, s. for
halves s. 25 for quarters, and s. 30 for eighths.