Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-24
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market,

UCn MEhUlAL.
san Francisco Produce Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 23d-1 p.
FBoUR-The several descriptions are in fair
request Best City Extra. ss@5 12I; Bakers
Extra, 81 1895; Superine, So 1904 25;
Interior Extra, 81 5oa4 U.s. Interior Superfne,
So 50@4 Oregon Extra, 81 50a4 rs; Oregon Su-
perine, s. 75@4; Walla Walla Extra, 81 5o@4 70
q Dbl
wuRA1-Although no large amount of business
reported Change to day, it was evident that
better inquiry prevailed and many operators are
of opinion that pretty fair trade Will De soon ue-
veloped. Liverpool adyices report the spot Haikes
TO recede from former asking rates samples VI
new crop are expected within ten days. Ing soP
price paid to-day 81 40 for lo00 GUS Iilil'Sa
fair quality. On Saturday afternoon parcei OF IVY
SKIS good milling changed hands at 81 Az. small
transfer of 500 SKIS oregon IS reported at 81 %.
Other export transactions embrace l0oO cts iair
No Q 81 333: 500 do of grade, 81 20; loo do,
81 10 d ell. We quote: No. /, 81 S7k@1 40, with
an advance for choice milling NO. z, 81 Sza@l 30
q ctl.
BARLEr-The market is closely watched by parties
directly interested Prices appear to have settled
down TO standard equally acceptable TO contract
ing parties Hence there is little fear of immediate
disturbance in values. Brewing was not sought for
to-day, but small lot OF 450 SKIS coast Chevalier
found buyer at 90c. Feed met with moderate GUS
tom some 400 SKIS good Coast selling at SHE with
a smaller lot of 900 SKIS at S5c q ct We quote
Feed, $4,000; Brewing, 81 10@l 20; Chevalier,
81 15@1 20 for choice Standard Bay and S5c@Sl 10
for Coast.
oArs-The week opens with but moderate in.
quiry. Buyers exhibit no speculative feeling, and
purchase only as necessity compes. Prices steady
and firm A lot of $50 SKIS coast feed sold at morn
ing Change at 81 IS q ctl Wequote: Humboldt,
81 40a1 SO; coast, 81 35@1 so; oregon and wash,
ington Territory, 81 40@sl 55; Surprise, 81 COG
1 20 q ctl
CoRS-Top prices are very hard to obtain. Offer
tn.dav nv the arrival l,4UO
SKIS The only sale that came to our keowledge was
ITO SKIS small Yellow at 81 0Sa. We quote: 81 0z5
al 05 for large, and 81 071@I 10 for small Yellow
White, 81 Is . ctl.
RYB-S1 30d1 40 q ctl.
BUCKwHEAT-$1 75@2 . Ctl.
HAY-S6 so to 81 so.
SEEps-Mustard, 81 COOL 70 for Yellow, and
81 45@l SIS for Brown Canary, 39d34c; Hemp, DC !;
Rape, 2i@24c; Timothy. S@9c for native, and
lO@1lc for imported Flax, 2@2ic; Alfalfa, l6t@
lie q h.
PorAroEs-M Market very weak for all kinds. New
crop is not yet in condition for shipping purposes.
| Tomales. s0@65c; Petaluma, 50@65c; Humboldt, 80
@S5c for Red, coarse for Kidney and soaSSc Tor
| Peachblow: Oregon and Puget sound, 60@75c
| ctl; New Potatoes, 1@llc u n.
| ONIoNs-Receipts increasing. On the wharf
to day, sales effected at range of sl@l 25 y
| ctl. according to quality.
BEANs- Bayos, s75casl Is; Butter, 81 5o@1 So
| for small, and 81 60@1 is for large Castor, s3a
8 So; Lima, 81 20@2 so; Pea, 81 40@2 so; Pink,
S5@STkc; Red, S5@S71c small White, 81 40(G2 80
| large White, S2@2 10 q ctl.
VEGErABLKs-M. Farrell of Yacavile, cent in on
Saturday the initial consignment of Green Corn this
year. Further receipts from other parties came to
| hand to-day The first Tomatoes this season from
| the neighbOrhood of Winters arrived this morning
from B. R. Sackett Previous supplies have
been wholly from Los Angeles. Green
Peppers. 25d3Oc o n; Marrowfat Squash,
s16 D ton; Artichokes, loo dozen,
Parsnips, 75c; Beets Toe; Carrots, 5O@6oc Turnips
$4,000 q ctl Caulihower, 60a75c sadozen Cabbage,
81 Q ctl Garlic, 2@2ac; Green Peas, 1i@2c h ;
! hhubarb, 81 o bx; Tomatoes, 109l2ic q ib
for Los Angeles and 15c for Winters; summer
squash, 3 1d5Oc q box; String Beans, 75c@s1 q
sack for common and 2l93c . 10 for fountain AS
paragus, 75cdSl 25 q box Cucumbers, 106l2ac for
! ordinary and 15@25c o dozen for choice; Green
Corn, 373@4Gc y dozen.
FRUT-Madeline Pears are in larger supply and
dull Of sale, being unrpe. Strawberries sold well
for the first day in the week Oranges rather
scarce, as growers shipping direct to the East
| in response to orders. Currauts do not go of
quickly, and cauneres are relied on to take the
| plus. The Panama steamer brought up 500 bxs
Lines, which readily be placed, nearly every
prominent dealer has orders to FILL Peaches too
| hard as yet to gain favor. Apricot5 continue to
move Il Iwly. No BlAckberries in market. Apricots
| 25@50c q box for Pring and S@9c u ID for
| Royal; Cherries, 497c for common and s@
| I2lc g ID for choice; Currants, S6@7 q chest !;
| Coo seberries, 31@14c for common, and 5d6c Il
ID for English Raspberries, 1o@15c q basket
respectively for Newcastle and San Jose Peaches,
l0915c . II Cherry Plums, sl@l so q box Straw
berries, s7@11 q chest for ordinary, sl2@15 for
Chile variety; Lemons sos o box for California,
500 q box for the Sicily description !;
Lines, S13d15 q box for Mexican; Tam.
arinds, 12@15c q b; Bananas. 81 5095 .
bunch; Cranberries. s13@14 q Dbl; California
oranges, 81 5od3 o box; Tahiti do, S12@l5 q
NJ Sugar Cane, 81 50@2 . bunch Pineappes
s7as = dozen.
HoNEY-Comb 11@13c; st rained SAGE for dark
and 6a7c q Ii for white.
BUrrgR-The market has but little surplus and
| prices seem steady. We quote 21@22c for or
| binary, and 221d234c q IL for good to choice,
with fancy brands selling at a small advance !;
inferior lots from country stores, 19a20c; frkin,
23@24c p H.
| CHEEsE-Has weak tendency California, 10a
| lie; do, in drums, i4g15c; Eastern, -17@20c
Western, 14d15c q h.
Fees The outlook is not encouraging for an ad-
vance. Dealers generally of the opinion that it
will be difficult to m Intain current rates. One or
| two carloads of Eastern overdue and liberal
cons garments possible from the lower coast on
| the steamer due lfOr,ia, 22a23c Eastern and
| Utah, 2l4a22c q doz.
| PoULTRY-Eecepts and dema were insignifi
cant cause any fluctuations in values. Live Turkeys
| gobblers, 1+dl7c; do, Heus, l4o16c; dressed
| l5@l7c T. n Rooster S5G5 50 for OLD and IS so
| @lO for young Hens, a. 5oa7 Broers, So SOC
! 6 80, according TO size; bucks. 50 d6 p dozen
Geese, sls1 30 ( par for old and S2d2 so for yoUn Z.
| WooL-Business very slow. Choice free North
err, 25gz7c; slight defective do, 21a23c: Gala
| veras and Foothill Woods, 236t25c: choice San
| Joaquin, 1od2lc; fair do, 17@lSlc; Southern
Coast choice, 1Sl@2oc; fair DO, I7@isc z b.