Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18
COMMERCIAL.
san Francisco Produce Market.
SAN FRANCISCO. JUNO l7.h-1

SAN FRANCISCO June 17,h-1 P. N.
FLouR-Mil'ers filing orders on Contra
American account, to go forward by Monday,
steamer. We quote: Best City Extra, $50
l2I; Bakers Extra "a 75@5 Superfne, 50 75@4 %
Interior Extra, 81 5oa4 u.s. Interior Superine
50 5oa4; Oregon Extra, q bo@4 rs; Oregon su
perfine, s. 75d4 Walla Walla Extra, 81 50@4 x
q Dbl.
WHsAT-At present there does not seem to be any
very general movement. There is a good quiet de-
mand, which might be considerably intensified il
holders were willing to accept the prices offered,
No large lot of strictly No. shipping be bought
for less than 81 AL and il is doubtful il sellers
numerous at that figure. 1t has leaked out that
within the past two or three days transfer OF some
90 900 ctls has been made at 81 45. The purchase
is said to have been purely speculative, and does
not therefore, establish auotable rate. The highest
price paid for shipping on'Change to-day was 81 40,
and scarcely 5000 ctls involved in the transac
tons Millers were more active to day, picking up
several lots say 400 cts, at 81 42 and about 900
cts at 81 All. The feeling generally against in
vesting heavily just now The new harvest has
fairly commenced, and accounts as to quality and
yield are quite encouraging. Under such circuni-
stances buyers delay their purchases until the latest
moment in the hope that liberal consgnments may
come along and depress values. Other sales include
llQQ ctl off grade 81 333 500 do 81 32k 200 do,
81 30. sos do, 81 Is q ct No. l is quotable at
81 4oa1 42l, with an advance for choice milling,
and No. at 81 3591 37t . ctl
BARLEY-The past week has been very satisfactory
to holders of feed descriptions Not only has an ad-
market continues to exhibit buoyancv and it is net
improbable that values may yet be higher. The in.
aury is good and all desirable offerings seem to find
quick custom Sales on Change aggregated 300
SKIS feed in lots at the uniform price OF 921c while
a retail parcel OF 200 SKIS went at 90c d ctl. For
local use there was slight inquiry for brewing
and about 600 SKIS changing hands at 81 Is q ctl.
Feed, S74@921c; Brewing, 81 l0@l III; Chevalier,
81 15tG1 20 for choice standard Bay and S5995c
for coast.
KyR-J d. Peters proposes to export a full cargo
of new crop to Europe just soon as he harvests
his l ,I00-acre field in Merced This gentleman has
in former seasons made similar shipments, and we
believe with satisfactory results Quotabe at 81 409
l 45 q ctl for good to choice
BucKwHBAr-Sl 6091 65 y ctl
HoPs-15@20c q b.
PorAroHs-The wharf is pretty well covered with
consignments. The highest price realized to-day
was S5c for sacks and 81 for boxes. Some lots in
sacks, poor quality, sell as low as 4o95oc y sack
VEGE1ABLEs-Liberal supplies ard low prices are
still the rule: Rhubarb may be considered out out Of
market We quote: Green Peppers, salOc
y b. Marrowfat Squash, ere y ton; Artichokes 1Oc
doz.; Parsnips, 75e; Beets, Csc; Carrots, 4oa6oc
Turnips, soc o ctl; Cauifower, 60@65c
Peas, Haze q ID: Tomatoes, 4o@5oe Sum-
mer Squash, 25d4Oc Q box; String Beans. llc
D Ii for fountain; Asparagus, 50c@sl y
box; Cucumbers SC for ordinary and 109l2c y
common and lO@l2c q ID for sweet; Green okra,
lO@l2c u ID; Egg Plant, 5@6c d b.
FRur-Grap made their appearance to day for
the first time this season. Two boxes OF Black were
sent in by Mrs Person OF Yacaville selling at 81 q
box F. o. Scarlett Of the same place shipped one
box OF White which remained unsold late in the
day. Yesterday the first Cantaloupes and Grab
Apples of the season arrived, the former coming
from Winters and the latter from the Sacramento
river Peaches are coming in freely. Curr tuts and
Berries show scarcely any diminution. White Cher
ries did little better to-day, but Black still
offering very low Black Figs find fair CUSTOM but
White in favor. Next week the receipts of this
variety are expected to be much larger Apples
and Pears are quite plentiful. We quote as fol.
lows: Apples, green, 10d20c q basket and 40Cd50c
@ box T.; red do, 30a40c y basket and 5ed75c
q box; Pears, 15@2oc g basket, and sO@
SOC o box Apricots, S@3lc D ID; Black.
berries s6@10 q chest; Cherries, 81 SOFAS
q chest for black and s7@9 . chest for
white Currants, s4@5 o chest; Figs, S@124c
a ib Raspberries, S5d6 y chest for San Jose !;
Peaches 35d60c q basket and 40d75 u box !;
Plums, 30d75c q box Strawberries, S595 50
9 chest; Lemons, s2@3 Q box for Cali
fornia and sSa9 @ box for the Sicily descrip-
ton Lines, sl2a13 o box for Mexican; Tama-
rinds, 12@l5c y b; Bananas. 50 50a5 D bunch |;
Cranberres sl3@l4 o bbl; California Oranges
?5cdSl q box; Sugar Cane, 81 5092 q bunch !;
Pineapples, s7@S o dozen.
BUTTER-The market is wavering. Stocks are
slightly accumulating, and dealers are beginning TO
shade purchaser of magnitude could probably
supply his wants with fine article at 25@26lc q 10.
If the next lower coast steamer should bring only
the customary quantity, it is doubtful If the market
will holds its own next week. We quote as
follows Fancy, 2T3c; good to choice, 25@26c /;
inferior lots from country stores 20922c; frkin,
24@25c; picked roll, 27lc; Eastern, lsa22c o h.
EGss-Eastern consignments are not likely to in
terfere with the home product for some time. Sup
plies appear to be ample for all requirements.
California, 19@2lc; Eastern, 17@1sc D dozen.