Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-16
IAN FRANCISCO mARKn,s.

SAN FRANCISCO. August 18TH
FLOUR-Nalues are steady. We quote: Net
cash price for Family Extras, 81 20GD4 80 g Dbl:
Bakers Extras, s. 20, city Superhne, 81 95
as TO-
WHEAT-There is fair volume of business i'll
progress and export operations are kept In CON
slant motion. While there is good demand for
Wheat for shipment, it does not seem to be of
particularly positive or pressing character. Tits
reported that con siderable purchasing is being
done in the country, and this circumstance may
account to some extent for lack OF haste in the
movement oil local buyers. Still there appears
to be custom for all offerings OF standard qualify
within range of 81 Az al 49, p ctl. A more
choice article cannot be had unless at advanced
rates.
BARLEY-No Improvement in the market
For feed Barley there is no general or quick de
mand, and business partakeS wholly of Il job
bling nature Wants In this direction ale not of
large proportions just at present. and custom is
readily satisfied Brewing descriptions receive
moderate share of attention, being wanted occs-
sionally to fill shipping orders. No transactions
of magnitude have so far been reported in Chev-
alier. Offerings of choice new are somewhat
it is believed round lots suited for the English
market could be placed 20 sibly at a small
advance on quotations Holders are likely
waiting for this class o trade to develop more
strongly. We quote as follows: No. 1 Feed,
7715Go6c; common grades 75c Brewing
s5n95c for fair to choice; Chevaiier, 81 25
TO 81 50 p ctl.
OA1S.Offerilgs are becoming more liberal
For some time trade mas been light and dull
viii new crop has been coming along to in
crease the amount on hand. Values have neces-
slrily softened under such circumstances, and
buyers have the situation largely in their favor
in consequence. We quote: Surprise, 81 4215r1 40:
milling. q S09l 521a; choice feed, 81 25@
al Is; Gray, 81 lU@1 is p ctl. New White,
81 l0.11 Is r cti. rev Black, SOL 10.
CORN-No trade worthy of mention. Offer
ugs fair and prices easy. We quote: Small yell
1ryu O7l[ lar Xp1lOtU -. ITO
81 35@1 As p ctl.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at $1,000 ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S29@30 q
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
OILGAKE 4MEAL-Quotable at s2s p ton.
SEEDS-Receipts are light. THERE'S some in
as asking prices are above the views of buyers.
We quote as follows: Mustard, Brown, $50
s 50; Yellow, 81 75@2 p ctl; Canary, $40
81; Hemp; $19@lc; Rape; 1&g2Ac; Timothy,
Sc Alfalfa, 71S(6Sc b: FLAX. 81 1902 70 y ctl
MIDDiISGS-Easy at ruling rates. Quotable
at MI 50CalS 50 2 ton.
HaN-No change of importance has occurred
in y week Prices show ease though 20 heavy
fall Is anticipated, rs supply and demand
pretty evenly balance. We quote: Wheat
$40 5l@l4; Wheat and Dat. sl0@lS; Wild Oat
s9a12; Alfalfa, soil; Stock, 81 seas 2 ton.
STRAW-Quotable AZ 35G50c p bale.
HOUSEKEEPING hiss commenced in, several
counties and win soon be general Arrivals of
new crop may DS GApecNetl Nltlflu Il week. Al
the moment there is nothing doing i'll local cir
cles. Contracts for new crop are said to be
under negotiation at 96l0c p ID. Old crop re-
mains nominal at 4d7c q b.
BRAN-Is being turned out freely from the
mills Quotahle at SI5 50@s16 50 for the best
and sl5@l5 80 q ton FOR lower grades and out
side brands.
RYG-ReceRt sales at 81 so 4 ctl afford the
best guide for quotations.
BUCKWHEAT-ih last sale was at 81 1211&
z ctl. None offering.
u a u nn
oTATosS-Arrivals are somewhat in excess
of trade wants. and prices are occasionally
shaded 10 clean up consignments. Peerless,
Chile. 4o@50c; Early Rose, So@50c q cti; Sweet,
1@2c 3 10.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Biaekeye, 81 75G .;
Niles. 81 75d2; Green, 81 go q etl.
BEANS-Prices have been forced down by
receipts of new crop, Trade is quiet there
We quote prices as follows Bayos, 81 rs;
Butter, S3aS so. Pink, 81 1872: Red, 81 IS;
Inns, 81 6592 s.; Fea. 81 IS Small White. g rs
y ctl
vEGETABL ES-There is no falling of in
the volume of supplies and the situation there
fore continues favorable for buyers. Green
Corn, 75e@sl z sack and bal 70 2 box;
String Beans, 2@5c q h; Lima Beans, &c
. b; Summer Squash. 50G60c per box: Mar
rowfat Squash. Sl2015 {, ton; Tomatoes. S0G40c
box: Egg Plant. So@5oe . box; Green Peppers,
-tf5vyS 2 OAScai Ohle.oVCUSi pei Ou-
cumDeTs, % &c . box for bay /; Turnips, 75c@
81 : cti Beets, 69@75c = sack Carrots. feed,
31G50c; Parsnips, 81 so 2 ctl Cabbage, 500
COO p ctl; Garlic Ic q %: Caulifoyer, 5Oc@
81 dozen: Dry Peppers, case p q.
FRUIf-The Nharves are crowded with
Peaches, but there is good demand from the
canning interest and dealers are able 10 clean
up the bulk of consgnments, though st low
hguTes Poor Pears are hard to sell at any price
Sufficient good quality comes forward to meet
trade xapts. and anything that is off grade re-
ceiyes 40 attention. Only choice Apples find
ready sale. Some poor lots rot while waiting
for custom. The supply of Plums is excessive,
most offerings being of attractive character
The exhibit OF this description does not receive
the attention deserved. Grapes are coming ia
so literally as alnics to glut the mar ct Ber
J!es lind custom fsady TO absorb all consigu