Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-09
SAN FRANCIsCO MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO. October s.h.

SAN FRANCISCO. october S.h.
FLOUR-Firm at the late advance. We quote
Net cash price for Family Extras, ga S0G5 p bbl
Bakers Extras, "a 1904 IS; Superfne, f3 s. to
So CO.
WHEATON Wheat that is clean and up to
standard 81 65 is the asking price, though buy
erS on shipping account are not inclined to pay
over 81 6l1a. Some few sales are reported at the
higher figure, mostly to millers, though occa-
slonal lots are taken by exporters for stffening.
BARLEY-Receipts continue OF large volume,
keeping values easy. We quote prices as follows:
No. Feed, soc for new and TIC for old; COM
mG q g g5a eoo and RS T aPSc S6sgas for
90c@sl 10 for common, 81 2O@I 30 for fair and
81 40@1 so q 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
ment. We quote prices as follows: Surprise,
81 goal %; milling, 81 171z@1 %; choice feed,
Il 12z9@l l5 No. !, 81 10; lower grades, sls1 05;
CORN-Quiet with fair offerings. Quotable
at 81 20@1 % . ctl for Yellow and 81 IS for
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s27G2s a ton.
CoRNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s27ta2s ?
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 21z@29ze h.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 a ton.
SEEDS-New Alfalfa is concentrated and will
not be offered for the present. We quote as
follows: Mustard, Brown, 81 sos 25: Yellow,
81 1922 a ell; Canary. S15@41lc; Hemp, 81
@1Oc 3 n for old: Flax. 81 25S2 rs o ctl
MIDDLINGS-Quotable at s19 5000 so a ton
HAY-Stocks liberal. Sellers are at a disad
Wheat and Dat. slO@lS; Wild Dat, $40 5O@l2
Barley, s9011; Barley and Dat, si0@11 Alfalfa
se@9 80: Stock, $500 p ton.
SrRAW-Is high, under light supplies Quot
HoPsNouotable at l5@2Oc p II for new and
case for old
BRaN-Active trade Quotable at sl7 5O@ls SC
for the best article, and SIC 50@17 for lower
RYE-Quotable at 75a1 ~ p ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Finds fair custom. Quotable
81 75@2 . ctl.
PoTAToEs-Priees undisturbed. Free re-
ceipts. We quote as follows: Peerless, 35@65c
Burbank Seedlings, 5o@e0c; Garnet Chile
55@65c; Early Rose, 35@50e 2 ctl; Sweet, 60c9sl
oNIoNs-Quotablea at sO@4Oc = ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Biackeye, 81 75@2
Niles, 81 cool 70; Green, 81 60G1 70 2 etl.
BEANS-Movement continues slow. We quote
as follows: Bayos, 81 90@2; Butter, nominal
Pink, s22592S5; Red, 81 1872; Lima, 90 So9S s.
Pea 81 9O@2: Small 'hiie, 81 e0@2 ctl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. remain steady undei
moderate receipts. We quote jobbing lot
as follows: Green Corn, 75c a 81 so > box
String Beans. 1@21sc n; Lima Beans, Sa31zC
, b; Summer Squash, 75e per box: Mar
rowfat Squash. Sc as p ton; Tonatoes, 25@35.
q box; Egg Plant 25a4Oc p box; Green Peppers
25940c p box; Green Okra. 81 per box; Gu
cumpers, 25@s5c box; small do. for pick
ling purposes, 1@2c. 2 d Turnips, 55c@
81 ) ctl; Beets, 55cGs1 = sack Carrots. feed
| 30@50c: Parsnips, 81 50 Z, ctl; Cabbage. 500
| 60c ? ctl: Garlic, 25@50c 2 sack: CaulifcweT
| 5ocd 81 p dozen: Drv ParDers. 6f9sSc p u.
FRUIT-Grapes and Peaches find scarcely an,
| inquiry, and sellers accept almost any bid 4
| clean up, Berries move off well. Apple
| continue in large supply. We quote as follows
1 and si5@1s for better kinds; Watermelons
ss@6 p hundred; Cantaloupes, t0c@si Z