Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-30

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2Sth.
FLOUR-Millers have marked up rates.
Net cash price for CALIFORNIA; Extra,
s. 9064 10 p Dbl: Superfine, So SOFAS 10.
WHEAT Speculation in the Call Board has
least and it is doubtful If Il bid OF 81 30 would
bring out anything in the shape of general re
Spouse. OF course. no shipping trade can be
prosecuted at such figures
BAKLEY-The best index of the situation is
presented by sales to-day of No. feed at SIC
to 81 p ctl, showing further advance. The
market is excited and feverish. Brewing shares
We quote as follows: Feed, good to choice,
95c@sl; common, S7129e219c; Brewing, 81 05@
10.
buoyant feeling. Trade is more brisk and sales
are larger in spite of an advancing market. We
quote: Surprise, 81 GOAL 20; milling, 81 50;
choice feed 81 1891 As; No 1, 81 40:
81 30(11 321% q ctl.
CoRN-A strictly choice article is scarce, and
such stock could be placed probably at 215c =
ctl above our top figure. Quotable at 81 300
/ 32R fer small and sl S2146I 80 r ctl for large
Yellow. The last sale OF White was at 81 3715 p
CRACKED CoRN-ouotable at $50 . ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S29@30 q
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages 0l, 27s9224G . b:
SEEDS-Trade is not lively. We quote: Mustard,
Canary, SIl&@414c; Hemp, S1S@4c Rape, 11S@
2Ac Timothy, Sc: Alfalfa, S@S1ac p ID; Flax,
MIDDLiNOs~Another halfdollar has been
added to the selling price Quotable at $40 so to
HAY Market in healthy condition. We
quote prices as follows: Choice Wheat
SIS 50@l9. tame Dat; SIS 50915 SO; wild Dat,
S13 5O@l6 so; Wheat and Dat, SIS 50@lS
Barley, sl2a16; Alfalfa, sl1@12 p ton.
STRAW-Quotsble a. 45a55c q bale.
H0PS-Dormant Nominal at 496c an
BRAN-Has jumped yet higher in price.
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SIG 80 for lower gra le and outside brands
RYE-The last sale was at 81 rs q ctl.
Observation-Disclosures nominal at S2GD2 05 q
GROUND BARLEY-Necessarily advances to
keep pace with whole Barley. QuotaDie at
o22@23 . ton.
New, 5os75o . ell IL River River Reds iS' acS
25c Petalumas, 30@35c; Tomales, 30@35c; Bur
bank Seedlings, 51@75c; Fairly Rose, 20e3Oc;
Pee Peerless S. 5o@6oe; Peachblows, 4oc; Garnet
ON JNS-New were offering to-day at 75c a
sack. Good to choice old range from So to So rs
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Blackeye. s2a
10; Niles, 81 1902: Green. 81 5OGaS p ctl.
BEANS-We quote: Bayos. S2IO@2 Is Butter
nominal PINK. ~ 20g2 90; Red. 81 95@2;
Lima Lima, g 259$ Is; Pea, s. 259S rs; Small
VEGETABLES-There was good demand for
Asparagus to-day, and prices were well sus-
tanned. Buyers can have Green Peas at about
their own prices Quotations for String Beans
show downward tendency. Summer squash
is in moderate supply. Sales of Rhubarb
are slow. We quote follows Aspar-
Aus, 81 25Gl 81 q box for ordinary kinds and
81 1902 90 for choice quality; Rhubarb 50a75c
q box; Green Peas, 50@75e e sack for COM
mon and s1G1 % for sweet; String Beans,
10Gl2c 2 ID; Wax Beans, Sc = b Los
Angeles Tomatoes, 80 50C14 y box; Cucumbers,
75cGS1 so p DOZEN; Turnips, 81 % ctl;
Beets, 75c@Sl IS n sack Carrots. feed, GOA
SOC; PaTsnips, 81 5O93 y ctl; Cabbage, 81 IS
al ~ = ptl. Garlic 1LGnIp "a IN. CaIiiHnyUar
81 25n so dozen; DRY Peppers &c to Sc p h.
FRUIr-Berries were in good request this
mo ning. There was also sharp demand for
choice Cherries, and suitable article did not