Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-15
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN Francisco, June IA h-1P.M
FDoUR-Fair local trade. Best City Extra, S5@
512I; Bakers Extra, 81 75@5 Superfne, SS 1904 25;
Interior Extra, s. 5094 rs; Interior Superfine,
So 50@4; Oregon Extra, 81 50td4 rs; Oregon Su-
perfiue, So 75@4 WGila Waila Extra, 81 5ot94 70
q Dbl.
WHEAT-The improved feeling that prevailed yes
terday continued to-day. Receipts enlarg-
ing, probably owing to the prospect of better
ket. On Change this morning, shippers were not
idle, buying freely within a certain range. One
sample OF new club, from Colusa county, attracted
considerable attention for its handsome appearance.
The grower has just commenced threshing and
poets to harvest some 2 900 ctls. For two lots of
1000 and 600 ctls respectively Of No. l shipping,
81 ~! paid, while parcel of 1,5o0 ctls was
secured at 81 All A round lot OF 10000 ctls good
shipping found buyer at 81 379. Other sales en-
brace 1900 ctls good shipping, 81 40 900 do No.
g 81 95; 5000 do, 81 35 g, 400 do 81 35 5000 do
fair shipping, 81 81 q ctl No. I is quotable at
81 40a1 42l, with an advance for choice milling,
and No. 9 at 81 35@1 37l u ctl.
BARLEY-A material change for the better has
occurred in feed within few d.ys ard holders are
pleased at the prospect OF getting lid of all surplus
stock. There was considerable tenacity displayed
to-day by buyers, who were anxious to secure all
offerings, though not wishing to pay full rates. But
sellers believe they realize trifiing advance
over former transactions by presenting firmer
front For choice feed 90c is asked and two lots,
aggregating 300 SKIS, changed ownership at that
figure. One parcel OF 040 SKIS was taken at SSsc.
Other GALES include 52s SKIS s7ic 100 do S7Ic $40
do sole; ZIG do dark coast s5c o ctl. Some coast
OueFaller IOUnQ DuyeI SUc TO the extent OF SVU
bags. We quote: Feed, s5@9oc; Brewing 81 1o9
l 20; Chevalier, 81 l5@1 20 for choice standard
Bay and S5@9ec for COAST
OArs-Trade to-day was not very active. The
market continues to lean somewhat favorably to
holders though is generally admitted that prices
are not likely TO change to any great extent either
way for some time. Current operations are mostly
Of retail character. Humboldt 81 45@1 65
coast, 81 40@1 55; Oregon and Washington Terri
tory, 81 50Gl 20; Surprise, 81 65d1 rs D ctl.
CoRS-For week, operations have been almost
nominal Holders were this morning agreeably
surprised by light inquiry, and took occasion to
work off all that could conveniently be placed.
Sales of 400 SKIS large Yellow 81 100 do, 81 OIL /;
31s do small do 81 o5 g ctl. Yellow, s1@l O2i for
large, and 81 o591 OH for small white, 81 l5@
l III q otl
RYE-As there is no very great local demand
little attention is paid to the raising of this par
ticular cereal. 1t Is by no means improbable that
at future day the Rye crop OF California will
show a much larger product, while it would not
be at all surprising if eventually it cut promi-
nent feature in our exports. Last year, two full
cargoes were forwarded 70 Falmouth, which we
believe ultimately discharged at Cont
mental port. Germany IS large consumer OF
Rye. 1t forms the staple food of the working
classes OF that Confederation and this year there
happens TO be large deficit in the home crcp so
that importation from other countries is necessi.
tated. 1t ls computed that in order to meet the
failure OF the Rye harvest in Germany, it is i'm.
Ierative that some 100000 centals should be
secured in foreign markets. To purchase this
quantity will require the transfer in coin Of about
$50, go, ,000-equal to g u Q GENITAL Certainly,
this is trade that i5 worth looking after and ii the
German crop be subject TO frequent failure it might
be judicous for California farmers 10 investigate the
matter and il it would net be polite TO stretch
out for share OF this trade. We already undertake
TO supply the working cla7ses Of England with food
in the shape OF Wheat, and there appears to be no
reason why we sheuld not occupy the same relative
position in regard to the laboripg population Of
Germany and other continental countries At pres
ent the local market is quiet and poorly furnished
rriPas fran q Ia ~ n cfi n
BucKwnxAr- coal 65 u ct
HAr-StocS. s6aS; stable. ssd1o; Barley, 500
10 Wild oat, 81 50al2 Wheat, Slo@l2 q ton.
HoPs-15d20c q n
SgzDs-Mustard, 81 coal 10 for Yellow, ard
81 45dl IS for Brown Canary, 3ld35c; Hemp, sc !;
Rape, 2l@2lc; Timothy, sd9c for native, and
I0G1lc for imported Flax, 2a2lc; Alfalfa, 16l@
l7c Q u.
PorAroEs- Sales of new were made on the wharf
this morning at ss4@9oc for sacks and 9oc6s1 10
y ctl for boxes.
osToSs-Are in good request, and prices are rather
steady. About 100 SKIS changed hands today at the
uniform rate oi 15c = etl
BEASs-Bayos, S7lcqS1 Is; Butter 81 40d1 30
for small, and 81 E5@l 65 for large; Castor, $50
3 80; Lima, s2 2062 So Pea, 81 S592 50 Pink,
s0GS5c; Red, s5dS7lc; small White, 81 4e92 so I;
Largo White, S2@2 10 q ctl.
acknowledgements is fast dropping Of
market. Tomatoes Peppers and Green Corn are
lower, while other kinds generally weak
We quote as follows: Green Peppers. saloc
suuFONtAt squash. e ArticlOkeS, o
doz.; ParsniRs, 7sc; Eeets, Csc; Carrots. 10000
Turnips. SOC = ctl: Caulifower oQ@65c q
dozen; Cabbage, 75cgSl 2 ctl Garlic 2a2lc; Green
Peas, Haze 4 b; khubarb, sec y box; Toma-
toes, 40c for Los Angeles and 75@e5c . box fer
Winters: summer Squash 25a40c y box; String
Beans, ll@2c for common and 2a2lc Z b for foun-
tain: Asparagus, g. { box; creumbers; Sc
Corn. sa15c y dozen: Green okra, l2@15c g
IL: Egg Plant, Sal0c Il H.
FRurr-T'he supply this season seems to be almost
ineahaustbe. Increased receipts have necessitated
cheap rateo, which fact has doubtless contributed
largely TO a much greater consumptiye demand
The multiplication Of canneries this yesr has also
operated fayorab!y for the interest OF growers.
Green Apples find comparatively no custom while
red kinds are anything but fayorites. Some ino
Figs coming forward. Peaches arrive In better
condition and are mo.e generally sought after for
table use. Cherries, Currants aud Berries NAV now
be considered at their zenith. making fine display
il quantity and quality. We quote fol.
lows: Apples, green, 1o@l5c & basket and 400 SOC
q box; red do, Soa49c = basket and 5oa75c
e box; Pears, l5qr2oc y basket, and soa
SOC . box ;Aprieots, 70d9oc g basket and 90cdsl
y box Blackberries, seas q chest; Cherries, S49
7 4 chest; Currants, si@f5 y chest; Figs 1oa1bc
y ID; Raspberries, si96 Z chest for San jose I;
Peaches, 4o@65c z basket for Sacramento river
50G75c 2 box for Marysville and sOcasI q box for
vacaville: Cherry Plums, Haze q n Black
pu@ chest. o0qs Lemons ss@s sSs soS for & cS
fornia and ss,d9 q box for the Sicily descrip-
tion Lines, Sl2a1S Q box for Mexican Tama.
r1nds, l24loc q 10 Bananas. S2 oOdb bunch !,
Cranberries, sl3@l4 . Dbl; California Oranges
75cas1 . box; Tahiti do. SSal0 y NJ: Sugar
Cane, 81 50ta2 bunch Pinespples. s7Gs q Bdozen
DRIED FRUu-No buyers. Holders indifferent
for the present, being satisfied to wait for the mar
ket that must come in due season. We quote job
ing lots as follows: Sun-dred Apples, 6a6lc for
sliced and 5@5lc for quartered; Alden
do, 12Ic; Apricots, 1s@2oc; Blackberries, 12l
@i5c; Figs, 7dSc for pressed and 5a6c for
Impressed; Smyrna do, 2I@25e: Nectarines, l4f
l5c; Peaches. lsd2oc for peeled and lo@l3c for
unpeeed Pears, 9I1oc for whole and 9aI0c
for sliced Plums, l4al5c for p'tted and SAGE for
unpitted German Prunes, li@l3c q n. California
Rasins in lots Of ESQ boxes and upwards are quoted
as follows 81 25G1 80 for whole boxes, 81 50@2
for halves, s2d2 80 for quarters and 81 1898 for
eighths, with the usual discount to the trade.
HoSEY-Acc )unts as to the new crop are ANYTHING
but encouraging for any large yield. Comb, il@
13c; strained, sa6e for dark and etl67ac q 10 for
white
BuTTzR-The advanced ruling rates for a week
past have caused more liberal shipments from q c