Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-19
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. October 1S.h.
Family Extras, 81 SOFAS bbl: Bakers Extras,
81 750S4 IS; snperfine. IS 35@3 60.
WHEAT-Steady, though not active Ship
holders are not inclined to trade literally on
this basis, and business drags in consequence.
BARLEY-Feed descriptions show e little
steadier feeling, but there is no increase in the
volume of business, and values remain practi-
cally unchanged. For Brewing qualities the
demand is good and general We quote ::
No. l Feed, Soc for new and 771ac for
old; common grades, 75@771%: Brewing, 95@
s71ac for fair to good and 81 for choice: Chev-
alier, No. J. 81 521ze01 55 nominal. there being
none offering; lower grades neglected.
are large, and trade continues of the usual
dimensions. Some 100 ctls arrived from Ore
gon to-day. We quote as follows: Surprise
g 2oaI 25; milling, 81 l7}1@1 20; choice feeo,
Black. s1@1 10; Gray, 81 05@1 OH = ctl.
COkN-Large Yellow has again been lowered,
in order to tempt buyers We quote: L.rge
Yellow. 81 15@1 l71a; small Yellow, 81 20;
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at s26a2s ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s27@2S q
ton; fine kinds for the table. IN large and small
packages, 21a@2s4c = D.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton.
SEEDS-Mustsrd, Brown, s2 50G3 25; Yellow,
81 a5S2 c1l sls Calnsry I1 s1SSS411e; H1e.,,p
@l0c . . for old Flax. 81 25@2 rs ? ctl
MIDDLINGS-Prices well sustained Receipts
of 2, Loo SKIS Oregon this morning. Quotable at
HAY-The better class of offerings show
more strength. We quote as follows: Wheat,
SO 50914; Wheat and Oat, s10@l3; Wild Oat,
$40 5O6D12; Barley, S9t011; Barley and Oat, Sl00
IL: Alfalfa, ss@9 so; Stock. ss@9 . ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 55G65c q bale
HOPS-Are shaping more favorsbly for buy
ers 9Sotables a. l4@aMc nSa n for new oo
Oregon. Quotabie at siS@19 for the best article,
and S17@i7 so for lower grade.
RYE5Quotable at 81 so . ctl.
BOCKWHEAT-A reported sale at 81 90 2 ctl
indicates an easier feeling.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable ats1s@l9 ? ton.
POTATOES-We quote as follows: Peerl' SIS,
Chile 699T0c; River Reds, 40@50c; Early Rose,
35@40c y ctl: Sweet, 50G65c p ctl.
ONIONS-Quotable at 30940c ctl-
DRIED PEAS-We quote Blsckeye, 81 75@2;
Niles. 81 5O@1 rs; Green, 81 COOL 70 p ctl.
BEANS-Bayos 81 75@2; Butter, So; Pink,
81 S0G2 so; Red, 81 T5@2: Lima, nominal; Pea,
| 81 9DCl2. Small White 81 S0Cd2 a csl
vEGETABLES-Fsi trade at old prices. We
| quote: Green Corn, 75c q 81 so p box string
| Beans, 114@2Hc; summer Squash, 75c@sl 2 box;
Marrowtat squash @ s6ss soh; @ Iomatoess % Sgg.oc
25G40c p box; Green okra. 81 per box; Gu
cum pers. so e75c p box +; small do, for pick
ling purposes poses as, l@sc o; Tgsnips, Peg cS
30@50c; Parsnips. 81 80 . ctl Cabbage, 506
| 60c p ctl Garlic. 25d50c . sack: Csulifower.
50cds1 Z dozen: DRY Peppers. case y ID.
demand for Watermelons and Cantaloupes,
owing to warm weather. We quote prices
as follows Wine Grapes, s10@14 q ton for COM
mon and sl5@1S for better kinds; Watermelons,
| S5@S p hundred Cantaloupes. S1G1 so p
crate; Grapes 40G50c o box for Rose OF
| Peru 400f50c for Blacs Hamburg, 40G 60c
for Muscat, 4os6,c for Tokay, 6o@75c for Cor
| nichon. and 65cs75 p box for Isabella: Apples,
25c@Sl p box; Pears 25@5oc q box: Strawter-
ries s445 2 chest; Raspberries. s9610 q chest
Piums. 2aSc ? b: Figs: 75ca 81 y box
HeKicsa LINES, s9@S . box; Lemons, Sicily, ,f
| @7; Baasnas. II 20 y bunch: .,'te4Dt.st.>
81 SO ep5 50 2 dozen; Cranperr.es. $40 50d11 =
Dbl.
DRIED FRU1T--We quote as follows: Sur
dried Apples, 495c = % tor sliced ana $40
471zc .or quayterec; Appies eyaporated, GO ~