Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-08

SAN FRANCISCO. October 9Th
FLOCR-Firm at the late advance. We quote :
Net cash price for Family Extras 81 S0G5 p Dbl;
BAKERS Extras, ca 75G4 IS; sul,erfne, So So to
So 60.
WHEATON Wheat that is clean and up to
standard 81 90 is the asking price, though buy
ers on shipping account are not Inclined to pay
over 81 6z15. Some few sales are reported at the
higher figure, mostly to millers, though occa-
sonal lots are taken BIZ exporters for stiffening.
BARLEY--Receipts continue OF large volume
keeping values easy. We quote prices as follows
No Feed, soc for new and TIC for old; CON-
fair to good, and 81 for choice: Chevalier,
90c@sl 10 Tor common, 81 2Oa1 90 for fair and
81 40@1 so p ctl for good to choice.
OATS-The market keeps in position, and
that is about all. Supplies come along in too
great quantity for prices to show any improve
nent. We quote prices as follows: Surprise,
81 goal Is; milling, 81 l71S69I 20; choice feed
81 l21S@l is; No /, 81 TO- lower grades, s1691 05;
Black, s1@1 10: Grav, 81 05@I or q ell.
CORN-Quiet, with fair offerings. Quotable
at 81 2c@l Is e, ell for Yellow and s. 45 for
CRACKED CONFERENCE.-The ct s27a2s p ten.
CCRNMEAL--Mtilers quote Feed at s@71s2S 2
ton; fine kinds for the table, i'll large and small
packages, 2l5G2i%c q 70.
oLL0AKB NEAL Quoteble at s q ton.
SEEDS-New Alfalfa is concentrated, and will
not be offered for the present. We quote as
follows: Mustard, Brown, g 50@S % Yellow,
81 1892 g cit; Canary, 31SGs411c; Hemp, So
@I5e; Eape, 1I%921%2i Tirlvtliy SC; klfalla, 81
910e > q for old FLAX, So 25d02 IS 2 etl
HAY-Stocks liberal. Sellers are at q disad-
vantage We quote as follows: Wheat S100i3 so;
Wheat and Dat, sl0@ls; Wild Dat, $40 50@12;
Barley. ss@1I; Barley aud Dat, slOQIi Alfalfa,
s9,69 so: Stock, ss@9 q ton.
SrRAW-Is high. under light supplies. Quot
able 81 SIS G55c . bale.
case for old.
BRAN-Active trade Quotable at sl7 5oals so
for the besS article, and SIC 5o@17 for lower
RYE-Quotable at ST 75a1 III . etl.
BUCKW EAT-Finds fair custom. Quotable
81 1902 2 Ell;
PoTAToEs-Prices undisturbed. Free re-
ceipts. We quote as follows: Peerless, 35Gs5c;
Burbank Seedlings, 50@eOc; Garnet Chile
55@65c; Early Rose, S5@5oc . ctl; Sweet, 6oe@G
q ctl
oNIoNs-Quotsble at sO@4oc p ctl.
DRIED PEAS-He quote: Blsckeye 81 7532;
Niles. 81 5o@1 rs; Green, 81 cool IS q ctl.
BEANS-Movemesat continues slow. We quote
as follows: Bayos,. 81 9O@2; Butter, nominal
Pink, 50 25 .s2 S. Red 81 1902: Lima, SIS 500 S.
NEGETABLES-Prsoes remain steady under
moderate receipts We quote jobbing lots
String Beans, l@21Sc p n; Lima Beans, 3as11ac
p ID; summer Squash. 75c per box; Mar
rowfst Squash, sc as q san; Tomatoes 25@35c
box; Egg Plant 25a4ec p box; Green Peppers,
cunpers, 25G35c g box small do, sor pick
ling purposes, 1@2c 2 u; Turnips, 75c@
81 cl; Seets, 15e9 81 2 sack CarrotR feed,
3Q@5cc; Psrs1ips, 81 so p etl: Cabbage. 509
CSC q ctl: Garlic, 25@5oc p Sack Caulifower.
50cas1 p dozen: Div Peppers, case y d.
FRUIT-Grspes and Peaches find scarcely any
inquiry, and sellers accept almost any bid TO
clean up, Berries move off well. Apples
continue in large supply. We quote as follows.
Wine Grapes, E2@14 ? ton for common
and s159ls for better kinds; Wstermelons,
sS96 p hundred; Cantaloupes,. 50c9s1 2
crate; Grapes, 209aoc q box for Rose of
Peru. 20G35e for Black Hamburg, 3Gd50c
for Muscat, S96 65c for Tokay, 50@75e for Cor
25c@si p box; Pears. 25@5Oc 2 box: Strawber-
ries sSg5 . chest; EasebsEries. s7@9 2 chest;
Plums. 3g4c 2 10: Figs, 6Ocas1 2 box;
Peaches, 20G5oc , box, and !5@95c 2 basket;
OUNCES 2oG50c box; Huckleberries,
sG5e 2 ID; aexicaD Lines Sc 5Oass7 50 p box;
Lemons. sicily 81 50S5 80: California Lemons.
81 5pdS 2 bsSx; Binzrss, sI@3 p bunch; Pine