Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-05
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SAN FRANCISCO. October 4th.
FLOUR-As indicated yesterday, prices are
advanced. We quote: Net cash price for Family
Extras, 81 70 5 2 Dbl Bakers Extras 81 756
As: snperiDe. So 35 to s. 60.
WBEAT-An easier feeling prevailed in the
sample market this morning, and sellers were
more inclined to listen to bids that would
hardly be considered yesterday. Stock that
81 65 q ctl without finding custom In fact it is
doubtful If any great quantity of firstclass ship
ping Wheat could have been placed with
promptitude at 81 62% p ctl, as exporters were
not disposed to pay over 81 80 2 ctl.
BARLEY-The market runs along in the same
old quiet fashion. Feed is in heavy supply and
sellers see little hope for improvement in values
Barley consisting of $1,000 ctls, leaves port to-day
for England: We quote prices as follows: No. L
Feed, 60c for new ana TIC for old; COM
for fair to good, and ST for choice:
Chevslier, CSC a ST. 10 tor common, 81 20
al 30 for fair and 81 40 a l so . ctl for
good to choice.
OATS-Offerings are receiving fair attention.
and stocks are moving off a irifie more
freely. We quote prices as follows: Surprise,
81 20a1 Is; milling, 81 l714@1 20; choice feed,
Black, S1@1 10; Gray, 81 05@s1 OK y ell.
CORN-Market literally furnished with Vel
low. Quotable at 81 2]@l Is 2 ctl for Yellow
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s27@2s q ton
CORNMEAL-Miilers quote Feed at S27@2S p
ton; fine kinds for the table. in large and small
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotahle at $50 p ton.
SEEDS-Mustard, Brown, 50 lGgS 25; Yellow,
8 1902 2 o5l l SalIaty SsgS41@o HEMP,
@1Oc u Flax. e. 25G2 rs y ctl
MIDDLISGS-Prioes were marked up to-day
Quotable at SO 5o@2O so p ton.
HAY-Ne quote as follows: Wheat S10013 so:
Wheat and Cat, s1o@lS; Wild Dat, SO 5o@12
Barley SO NIL; Barley and Dat, sl0@11; Alfalfa,
ssl99 80: Stock, ss@9 p ton.
SrRAW-Quotabie AT c60c p bale.
HOPS-Ouief t)uOtahlp q IN n, for
and case for old.
BRaN-Is higher. Quotable at 81 5O@ls so for
the best article, and SIC 5O@a7 for lower
RYE-Quotable at 81 75@1 7715 q ell.
BUCKWHEAT--In moderate supply. Quotable
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s1s@2o p
ton.
PoTAToEs-Early Rose are shade cheaper.
No other changes. We quote as follows: Peer
less, S5@65c; Burbank Seedlings, so a soc;
Garnet Chile, 55@65c; Early Rose, S5@5Oc o ctl;
Sweet, 60c@Sl 2 etl.
ONIONs-Quctable ct sO@40c > ctl.
DRIED PEAS-Ne quote. Blackeye, 81 1902
Niles. 81 50a1 Is; Green, 81 6o@1 rs p ctl.
BEANS-Little trade in progress We quote as
follows: Bayos, g a 2J5; Butter nominal
Pea s2@2 TO- small White, s2@2 10 y ctl
SEGETABLES-Eg Plant and Green Peppers
are in liberal receipt. ThilesNpplies of omatoes
quote as follows: Green Corn, S1@2 3, boz;
String Beans, l@21Sc p %; Lima Beans, 3@31Sc
y b: summer Squash, 75c per box; Mar
rowfat Squash. So 81 Son; Tomatoes. 25@S5c
p box; Egg Plant. 30@40c q box; Green Peppers,
z5G40c s box: Green Okrs- z5c@Sl per box; Gu
cunlDers, 25GS5c = box; small DO, for pick
ling purposes, 1@2c 2 o; Tlrnips, 75c@
81 y ctl; Beets, 75c@sl p sack Carrots. feed,
S0@5oc; Pa1snips 81 50 . ctl; Cabbage, 500
zoe = ctl; Garlic, 25G4oc q sack; Csulifower.
50cQsf 2 dozen: Dry Peppers 6@sc 3 D.
FRUI1-Fresk supplies of Mexican Li,aes are
On the market. Grapes continue abundant and
cheap Watermelens are less in favor. Peaches
drag, being mostly Of poor quality. We quote
Wine Grapes, s12@il 2 ton for common
and S15@1S for better kinds; Watermelons
s3@6 . hundred; Catalogues. 50c@sl =
crate; Grapes, 20 g40c g box for Rose of
Peru. 20@S5c for Black Hamburg, S0a50c
nich0n, and soc Isl 2 box for Isah bella: Apples.
25c@si p box; Pears, 25@s0c p boz. Strawper.
mes, s3G6 2 chest: Easpherries. ssaI0 2 chess;