Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-14
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAF FRANCISCO, January 18TH P. n
FLoUR-The Tiverton carries full cargo to Liver.
pool, comprising 1850 bbls. We quote Best
City Extra So % Bakers Extra "A so "a II; Super.
fine, So 1894 25; interior Extrs, a 2j@4 rs: in
terror Superfne, q 75l 3 2'; Oregon Extra, a "a
so; Oregon Superfne, az 1898 25; Wsiia Walla
Extra, "a 1904 70 y Dbl
WHEAT-The market made bad retrograde move
ment this II rning. Within the past two or three
days many farmers have become tired of holding,
and given instructions to sell at current rates.
These circumstances, coupled with the fact that
freights are fairly maintained have mainly con-
trhuted to the result. Shippers offer top figures
81 So for No. ,, and 81 40 q ctl for No. / grade
To what extent sellers may be willing to respond
can only be determined by future operations. Off
grade lots went begging. More than one moder-
ately fair shipping parcel was offered in vain at
81 l5dl % g ctl. Some very choice shipping, prob
ably 600 ctls was bought bya leading exporter for
81 42J q ctl. A parcel of 1900 cts shade below
No. q went at 81 IS, while retail lot of less than
500 ctls No. sold at like figure, delivered along.
SIDE An off grade lot of 1908 ctls closed out at
81 33S Z ctl. There were sales of milling to ex-
tent of probably 1000 etls at 81 As o ct The alb
sence of news from Liverpool. owing to the wires
being down, did not improve the situation.
novel sight was presented on Change by the exhi-
btion of samples Of Wheat, Barley and Oats that
were raised by T. W. milford, near Weeks Landing
Alameda county, sixteen years ago. Their state of
preservation is such as to ubts in regard to
the stated age It not authenticated by truthful
parties. The specimens were all in full head while
the grain is plump, firm and entirely free from wee
vil 1t is said TO be rather anomalous to find Cali.
fornia grain that is not or less weevily after
attaining the age of three years. We quote No.
l. 81 42aia1 As; No. ., 81 3591 S74 p ct1
BARLEY-Pending the compilation of data by the
Produce Exchange, in regard to the stock on hand
at the beginning of January, business is compare
lively suspended. Buyers and sellers have opposing
views as to the effect the announcement will have
on values. Sales to-day were nominal B ewing is
quotable at 81 1901 20; feed S5Go0c; Chevalier
81 l5g1 20 for choice standard bay and sl@l 10 for
coast.
CoRS-None offering. Fresh arrivals from the
lower coast may be expected by Saturday at latest
In the absence of sales quote Yellow at 975ed
81 OBJ 2 ctl for large and small.
OATs-Buyers do not come to the front in suffi-
eient number to suit holders Transactions to day
were not worth mention in detail. We quote
Humboldt, 81 20d1 40; coast, 81 I5dl so
Oregon and Washington Territory, 81 2511 50
Surprise, 81 4591 so 2 etl
RYB-There is no particular feature to present
Sales few and often far between. Iris ten days
since a sale was reported. On Change this
morning We heard of transfer OF 80 SKIS coast at
81 IS . ctl Quotable at 81 45dl 80 2 ctl.
BUcKwHEAT-A sale Of 200 sks is reported at 81 IS
Z ctl, which is about the TOP Of the market.
HAY-S9 10 sic 3 ton,
HoPs-Noninal at l5921c 2 h.
PoTAroEs-Iarket steady. Wharf rates for all
kinds are follows: River Red, 4015Oc; Early
Cuttey Cove, 90cdSl 05 Humboldt, S5c@Sl Tor Red,
65@75e for Kidney and zoe for Peachbiow; Jersey
Blues, s0iG95c . etl.
oNIoSs-Ihe situation is not altered We still find
Yellow Offering from fret hands at 81 30 2 ctl.
BEASs-Bayos, Sl@1 25 Butter, 81 S5G1 40 for
small, and 81 6o91 rs for large Castor, sS@3 so
Lima, lS2 5o@2 IS; Pea, 81 50G1 co; Pink, 95e6e
81; Red, 81 05ai Is; small White, 81 6o@1 IS
large White, 81 45d1 IS z ctl.
VEGErABLEs-Trade slow to-day. Green Peppers