Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-15
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 14th-1 Pm.
FLoUR-Millers report fair amount of orders.
We quote Best City Extra, IS 25a5 30; Superfine,
81 25@4 70: Interior Extra, 81 5065 Is interior
Superfne, S4@4 621
WHEAT-Holders expected a good inquiry this
morning, and the several tables on Change were
well furnished with supplies Shippers were pres
emit in good numbers, but the general asking rate
\ of 81 rs for choice No. l was in excess Of their
views, and no transactions of consequence were eff
fected. Up to the close Of the session no foreign
quotations had been received, which doubtless to
some extent influenced the movement OF operators
Some No. shipping changed hands at 81 67t the
quantity being estimated at close upon IA 900 etls
lot of 1000 ctls off grade went at 81 65, and the
same figure was paid for about 1900 ctls weevily.
Coast sold at 81 Az to the extent of 900 ctls
small parcel of 700 ctls for shipping found buyer
at 81 574 . ctl. No. l is quotable at 81 70@1 724
No. 2, 81 62i@1 674 q ctl
BARLEY-Less activity has prevailed during the
week than for any similar period in a long time.
TIL s fact, however, is not deemed an indcationsof
weakness. On the contrary, the market is not only
steady, but increasing in strength. Feed fairly
touched 81 as day or two ago, being the highest
price this season. Bay ChevalIer also reached
81 GIL. Some parties claim to be Offering for less,
though investigation would probably prove that it
was below standard. Brewing is scarce, and all Of
ferngs Of good quality readily taken at full
figures. 1t is believed that large portio of this
seasons crop is well concentrated in speculative
hands. If We do not have early rains it
is not improbable that the market will
al 45 ;. Brewing, 81 55@l so for old, and s. so
al 60 for new Chevalier, 81 5O@l SIT for choice
standard Bay and 81 40@1 45 for coast.
OATs-Considering the late heavy receipts from
all directions it is surprising how dealers are able
to maintain prices Supplies within the past forty
eight hours foot up IL 900 sk, principally from the
northern coast. AT a rapge of 81 50d1 52l . ctl,
probably $500 bags changed hands this morning
while small lot of lis SKIS for milling was reported
at 81 So & ctl. We quote Good to choice, 81 Asa
l co. common, 81 3o@1 40 ; Surprise, 81 65 q ctl.
CoRN-Tbere are no large buyers, and holders
have to content themselves by selling in drbets.
Sales embrace 800 SKIS large Yellow in lots at 81 A.
and ITO small do at 81 46l q ctl. prominent
operator stated that 81 All was the best bid he
could obtain just before the close OF Change for
large Yellow.
RYE-Yaries so much in value that correct quota
tons can only be reached by actual sales. The last
transfer was at 81 10 q ctl.
BUcKwHgAT-s1 55(G1 65 q ctl.
HAY-Wheat, S10913; Dat, s9@11; Volunteer,
s7a10; Cow, s8d9 so b ton.
HoPs-Fair, 15(a17c choice, 19@23c q h.
sEEDs-A sale of $50 SKIS Flax was re-
ported this morning at 50 As q ell. We
quote: Mustard, 81 75@1 95 for Yellow. and
81 55G1 65 for Brown; Canary, 34@S1c; Hemp,
Sc; Rape, 24@22c; Timothy, s@9c for native, and
10a11c for imported Alfalfa nominal, logic;
Flax. 2G21c q b.
PoTAToEs-The market is abundantly furnished
Petaluma, 81 30a1 As; Tomales, 81 30@1 As;
River Red. 81 25aI IS; Early Rose, sl@1 20
Cuffey Cove, 81 40@l so; Salinas Blues, 81 371
kgl 30 sweet. l0cuSl q CL
OSIoys-75@S5c q etl.
BEANs-Sales of Pink were made at 81 90
today, probably 700 SKIS changing hands.
Bayos, 81 25@2 80; Butter, S. for small, and
5 so; Pea, s4a4 Is Pink, 81 9Oa2; Red, 81 80
az small White, s4@4 10 large White, ss@S so
. ctl.
VEGETABLES Arrivals are showing evidences
Marrowfat Squash, ss@10 y ton; Green Pep
pers, Doc . box; Artichokes, 25c Q dozen
Parsnips, 75c@sl; Beets, Csc; Carrots, 5096Oc;
Turnips, Zoe ctl; Csuitlower, coarse Q
ioz; Cabbage, 50@75c z ctl (; Garlic, a@lc; Green
Peas, 3a4c . n: Tomatoes 25@35c q box; String
Beans, 4ta5c q h; Cucumbers. 25@40c o box
Green Corn, 12@1Se o dozen; Green Okra, 2@3c
Q h; Egg Plant, SOC o box.
FRUIT-The weather is unfavorsble for business,
and supplies are difficult to place. The
factories still take the bulk OF Strawberries but
Grapes are drug. Melons find no custom.
We quote Apples, S0g50c for common, and 75c
GSl box for good to choice; Pears 50cQs1 o
box; Grapes, 35@65c; Strawberries, S5@6 Q chest
Watermelons, S3d6 q hundred Lemons, S11G12 Q
box; Lines s10@12 @ box for Mexican; Tama-
rinds. 12al5c Q n; Bananas. g 5oa4 q bunch
Cranberries, s12 50@14 . Dbl; Pineapples S@s
dozen.
DRIED FRUH-There is better jobbing trade,
but not enough TO any appreciation in values
Some fine invoices OF French Prunes have been re-
ceived. There are also samples of small lots OF
Raisins which the combination has not secured and
which probably could be obtained at little abate-
ment from our figures One choice specimen of
a consignment Of 1000 boxes of the Muscatel |
variety was attracting much attention to-day |
We quote as follows: Sun-dried Apples 51S76c for
sliced and 43ta5c for quartered; Alden do |
12lc; Apricots. 16d17c; Blackberries, 10
Gle; Figs, 5@Te for pressed and 3@5c for
Impressed; Smyrna do, 24@25c; Nectarines, I4@
15c; Peaches, 1l@l7e for peeled and l1a12c for |
unpeeled; Pears &c for whole and 9dl0c 2 ID |
for sliced Plums, 12a1Sc for pitted and 4d5c for
unpitted; German Prunes, 10@Ilc . b; French |
Prunes SG10c q 10 California Raisins quoted as |
follows for cash: g 70 for whole boxes s. for |
halves s. % for quarters, and s. so for eighths
Purchasers of large quantities allowed liberal
discount
HosEY-Dealers say there is not a great quantity |