Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-12
SAN FRANCISCO MAKREr.

FAN 8ANtlHGp. september lliH.
FLOUR stocks are not OF heavy magnitude
Prices fairly steady. We quote Net cash
price for Family Extras, s. 10id4 So 2 Dbl; B6k
ers Extras, 81 JpGli Is; SuperlGe. % so to 50 65
WHEAT-Ihere is fairly firm tone to the mar
ket, though business is not Of extensive vol
ume. Scarcity of tonnage is yet assigned as
among the reasons for lack of greater activity
still there is q goodly array OF vessels under
charter, and their loading necessarily involves
considerable movement OF crops. CargOes Tor
most OF these ships have doubtless been engaged
and exporters are not disposed 10 secure much
stock ahead At the moment, q So q ell is q
fun quotablc figure fer spot Wheat up TO stan.
dard.
BARLEY-In Chevalier there is no quick
trading. partly because offerings do not come
up to the requirements of the buyers. We
quote prices as follows: No. Feed, 81 4GS3sze
common grades, 771a@S G Brewing, 921a@9712C
for fair to good Cheyalier, 9jc@Sl 10 Tor com
mon and 81 47l@6l 80 p ell Tor good to choice
OATS-The market was set this morning, as
arrivals since Saturday show a total of nearly
p, 00J ctls, giving buyo 5 greater advantage. We
quote: Surprise, 81 321z@l 80 milling 81 39d
81 2o(a1 221s No. l, 81 l561 l7la; lower grades
Sl81 10 p ell.
CORN Comparatively DO demand. yellow
is marked down pretty low, III hope of drawing
out custom. We quote Yellow, 81 @0di 22lI
White 81 t551 Is 4 Ell.
CRACKED CORR--QnG.able st $e93S) a ton
CORNMEAL-MiIleTs quote Feed ar S2963o .
ton; fine kinds for the table. IN large Gnd small
packages, 21Sfl2l<c = 10.
OILCAKe NEAL ouHtsllG at SIS 2 ton.
SEEDS-OfleTings of Mustard are neglected
viii little attention is given 70 anything else
We quote: Mustard, Brown, y 51e93 % Yellow
81 60t9l rs p ctl !; canary, 31Sg34lzc; Hemp, 3L
ode: Rare, 11S692}zc: Timothy, Sc; Alfalfa, ~
Oslo 3 u Flax. s. 25ia2 rs = ell.
MIDDLINGS-Receipts were heavy to-day,
footing up 600 cts, of which $50 ctls arrived
from Oregon. Quotable at sl79lS p ton.
HAl-Receipts continue free and prices re
main easy. We quote Wheat, SO 5O0l3 So
Whput and 0at sJnGI3. Nil6 2IJM1e.
ley, u 5o@11; Barley and Oat S9tG12; Alfalfa,
S7Gl1: Stock, 81 59@S = ton.
STRAW-Q uotabie at 35G5oe q bale.
H0PS-There is q strong market for new TO
arrive, but there is very little trade in progress
Ms growers are inclined to hold. We quote
Crop of 1855. 15@l71&c; 1887, 45Gl0c a ell.
BRAN-Lower, under liberal supplies Con
siguments 10 day amounted to over 9.C00 bags.
Quotable at sl5@ll6 q ton.
h1E-Moderate srrivais. Trade slow. Quota
bic ut 81 75c.l so Il ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Quotabl at 81 751I 50 q ctl.
GROUND BAELEY-Quotable at s19@20 2
ton.
POTATOEo-ueavy leecip's today, say 500
sacks As Yesterday was Il holiday no trade
occurred, which accounts for the large figures.
Dealers expect stocks will work off in due sea-
son. We quote prices as follows: Peerless,
35A50c; Burbank Seedlings 50@90c; Garnet
Chile, 50a55c; Early Rose 35960c q ell; Sweet,
ONIoSs-Malkct quite literally furnished.
Quotable at 35@t4 C & cti.
DhEED tEAS-GS Gttfkf' 6iStkcyG, rl fDfdE,
Niles, 81 75G12; Green, 81 65SG1 10 r cti.
BEAN3-Pink and Lima Beans are about the
only varieties that show much strength in val
ues. Whites are offered somewhat freely at
quotations without finding ready response. We
quote consignments as follows: Bayos. 81 500
/ 80; Butter nominal; Pink, s. ~ %; Red, 81 rs;
Lima, IS 75tGi; Pea, s21g2 p; Small White,
92Id2 20 n cti
NEGETABL ES-Tomatoes show Slight inn
proyement. Corn is not plentiful, but offerings
are mostly of poor quality. Cucumbers continue
in free supply. We qnote as follows Green
Corn, o9G75c r. sack and 50cdSi q box
Striug Beans. 2G3c . T.; Lima Beans, 2iIG3c
: II: summer Squash, 95d50c per box; Mar
rowfat Squash. S. 9l0 q ton; Tomatoes. 20e930e
2 box; Egg Plant, 10000 : box: Green Peppers,
3Oa50c q box: Green okra. o0G75c per box; Gu
cumbers. 20 S5c = box small DO for pick
ling purposes, It92c Z % Turnips, 75c@
81 = ell; Beets, 75ca 81 = seek; Carrots. feed,
soc a ctl Garlic, %dlc 2 h; Caulifower 50c9
81 e dozen; DIR Seppers sosSc q d.
FRJ1T-Berries find usual custom. Water
melons and Car taloupes keep low in price.
ments. There is better demand for Wine
Grapes at advanced figures Figs do not
move of with freedom Mexican Lines are
scarce and high We quote jo5bing lots as fol-
lows: Wiue Grapes, sle@l5 g ton for com
mon and Sl4@l6 for Zinfandel; Watermelons,
S295 q hundred; Cantaloupes. 2ic 10 75c e
crate; Grapes 29G25c q box for SYeetwater,
2sG4sc tor Rose of Peru. 25@a35c for Black Ham
bnrg, GOA SOC for Muscats: p SOC for Tokay; Ap-
S,ies, 35c6,sl . q box; Pears, S0o950c p box for
common, and ls13c 2 d for Bartlett: Straw Der
-ies, 81 50se5 q chest: Black berries, Sfd6 q chest
ffSesleberries, 5G6c q 10; Plunns, lG2c = b;
Figs, 25@5Oe p small box Peaches, 35@65c
"a -bSX, and $4,000 q basket; Nectarines, G0l575c
q box: Ounces, 30a5oc p box: Mexican Lines,
tl2fSiS 2 box: Lemons, Sicily. s5I55 80 California
Lemons, 81 09d3 Il box: 3 tnsDas S1@sS p bunch:
PbeeDoies g so cs5 so . dozen.
DEiED FRUjT-Local operators are not in
cined 10 stock up 10 any extent and trade is linn
tied to She filling OF orders Sor shipment We
quote SUn-dried Apples. SIC q . for sliced and
Sc TOR gnertered; Apples ,evaporated &c; Aprcots,
l0@121ze for bleacued; do, sun-dr;ed. 697c;
Rlaek eezIses, i291gc; Figs, 5s;5c for pressed.
2isG314c Ear Impressed; smyrna Figs, 1906
tor savers and 71psc Tor Kegs: NectnrineF,
snn-0ried. 595c q 70; bleach5d do. sGIOc
a h: Peaches, j3G15c for peeled. and 607e
for unpeeied; Pears, &c for whole and ga
SIZE for diced: maetine-dTied, 1850: Piurns
-@75zl for pittci and % aJT unpittsd. Ger.
mar rrnses ast5.; Erench Primes. 6@sIIc y
% RsiHns. London Layers, 81 759S p boy.
witli afG575c advance for fractions: common
81 21sG1 80 = box.
HONEY-Shipmeflis are being made te East
EN- cenfers direct from southern producing
paElts. Local trade is limited and slow,
tapSgh quotations are well sustained, as receipts
are .ir from excessive. We qucie prices as ioi-
lows. Whne Comb. ii@l2c: Amber, 7@9c; Ex-
.racted. WHINE liquid. 5lseesc: Amber colored
and candfad. 4Gis4c y h.
UTTER.-tonsiderabl choice Eastern cream
cry Butter IL on the market, which Is taken BY
many retaiieTe in preference 20 the home arti-
lie, either pickle roll. solid packed or second
trade fresh, as tie East Fn product affords a
rreater margin for yn,oiit. We quote as follows:
Fen J, s7@3sc; good 20 choicer BE Soc; fair,