Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-18
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
sANrRANc1sco. October L

SAN FRANCISCO. October 18th.
FLOUR-Good demand reported We quote /:
Nsl cash price for Family Extras, 81 S0I5 p
as 60.
WHEAT-An unsettled feeling prevails in the
spot market There is some little inquiry to be
sure, but it is SO small as to be hardly worth
noting. Standard shipping wheat is quotable
nominal at 81 Co. with no marked disposition to
meet trade at that figure. Still it is the full
buylns limit of exporters, and some will not go
higher than 81 5112 2 ctl-
BARLEY-Feed descriptions continue in lib
eral supply at easy rates. The stock of prime
Cheyaller is about exhausted and there is no
demand for poorer grades. We quote as follows.
No. l Feed, 7ss4@SOc for new and ne for
old; common grades, 75@771%: Brewing, 950
S719c for fair TO good and 81 for choice: Chey-
alier, No !, 81 521a&1 55 nominal, there being
none Offering; lower grades neglected.
OATS-Receipts arc coming along freely from
northern points, the arrivals to-day from Oregon
and Washington Territory footing up 200 ctls.
81 20@l 25; milling, IL l71a@1 20; choice feed,
81 121591 Is; No. l, Il 10; lower grades, S151 05
Black, Sl@1 10: Gray. 81 05@1 OK p etl.
COhN-oupples of yellow are understood to
be large, but offerings OF white are limited and
values for this kind are well maintained. Quot
able at 81 1714al 221a p ctl for Yellow and 81 As
for White.
CRACKED CORN-QuotabIe at s27Sa2s "a ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed ST S27@2s p
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages 21a@2}zc p b.
oitCAhc 4CAi@t1uOtdDle at SoU - tOn-
SEEDS-Aioderate trade in progress in Mus
ard. mainly for shipment. Other kinds quiet.
We quote: Mustard, Brown, 50 50@3 25 Yellow,
q 75s2 ctl Canary, S19g475c; Hemp. s15
tdl0c I: 4 for old Fiax q 25ta2 75 p oti.
MIDpLINGS-Higher. Shipments from Ore
gon to-day foot up l,350 SKIS Quotable at S20@
q y ton.
HAY-The demand is not very brisk and prices
show very little strength. We quote: Wheat,
sl0@l3 80; Wheat and Oat sl0@l3; Wild Oat,
$40 5o@l2; Barley, s9aS1l; Barley and Oat, slO@,
IL: Alfalfa, s9@9 80: Stock, ss@9 p ton.
SrRAW-Searce and firm. Quotable at $50
CSC = bale.
H0PS-Lessened demand has given the mar
ket easier tone. Quotable at 15@lSe 2 ID for
BRAN-In quick demand at advanced rates
Quotable at sls@l9 for the best article, and 81
@i7 so for lower grade.
RYE-Offerings are fair. Quotable at 81 75N
771@ = ctl
BUCKwHEAT-Qu and unchanged. Quot
able at 81 75G2 ctL
ton.
POTATOES-Heavy receipts keep prices in
favor of buyers. We quote as follows: Peerless
S5@65c; Burbank Seedlings 50@soe; Garnet
Chile. 55@55e: Riye- Reds 40@55c; Early Rose
$50 i0c . ctl; Sweet, 50Ge5c q c.l.
0NIOSS-Are in large receipt. Quotable at
S0@40c p ctl.
DRIED PEAS-we quote: Blackeye, 81 1892
Niles. 81 5061 IS; Green, 81 coal IS p etl.
BEANS-Ihe demand is very light and trade
is quite slow as consequence Prices easy.
We quote: Bayos, 81 99@2; Butter, sS; Pink,
g 80 ~ 50; Red. 81 75@2: Lima, nominal; Pes,
81 90G2 Small v fite, Il 9062 3 ell
CHEESE-Fancy new is firm at quotations.
Free offerings OF old stock. We quote: Choice
; new, 100 l4c: coed 10 choice old 1211Sc. common
grades. SG10c: Eastern ordinary to fine, 10@15c
2 d.
EGGS-Quiet and easy with increased receipts
We quote prices as follows: California ranch
i0e; store lots, 271z@S5c for fair to good
and 1SG221S for common; Eastern, 16@1Sc 2
dozen for fair. and 2O@25c y dozen for good to
choice.