Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-14
San FRANCISCO HARRIET.
sAN FRANoIsco. sentemher 13t.


FLOUR - Moderate movement. We quote ::
Net cash price for Family Extras 81 70a4 IS 2
Dbl: Bakers Extras, 81 5O94 65; Superhne, IS 80
TO s. 65.
WHEAT-Trade is of dragging character.
There is the usual attendance on Change of
parties identified with the export trade, but few
representative operators pay much attention to
offerings. Sellers canvass the market pretty
thoroughly, with poor results. The limit in
price to-day for standard shipping grades was
81 so, and it would have to be nice clean lot
that would be taken at this figure. Efforts were
made to buy at 81 Az Z ctl, but holders are not
inclined to trade as yet on this basis.
BARLEf-The situation still shapes in favor
Of the buying interest. Offerings of Feed are
liberal, but the demand is not of great proper
tons, and supplies do not clean up. Fair in
quiry is noted for both Chevalier and Brewing of
the b. tier class. We quote as follows No.
Feed, oOgS2I2c; common grades, IN ; Brewing,
921aa99715c for fair to good Chevalier, 95c@
81 10 tor common and 81 4713@l 80 q ctl for
good to choice.
0ATS-Market weak. with the outlook dis.
couraging to sellers. Prices are low and better
figures are not probable at least for some time.
We quote prices as follows Surprise 81 25 ::
milling, 81 2215; choice feed, 81 %; No. l. 81 Is
lower grades, slG1 10 . Gil
CORN-Buyers are scarce. We quote Vel
low, 81 GOAL 2212; White, 81 35@9I % q ctl
CRACKED COhN-cuotable al S29easU > ton
CORNMEAL-Mllers quote Feed st s29G30 p
ton; fine kinds fot The table, in large and small
packages, 2}z@2t4c q 10.
oILGAKE ME1IEQuotable at s2s p ton.
SEEDS-Mustard, Brown, 20 51t93 25: Yellow,
81 6o@l rs p ell; Canary, 31a941zc; Hemp, 81
$50 EaBe n ne IS a T5mes y Sc Alfalfa "a
MIDDLINGS-Quotable at s1S 50@lle 50 p ton.
HAY-We quote prices: Wheat, $40 50GI3 50;
Wheat and Oat, STOOLS; Wild Dat, s11@1S; Bar
SOIL; Stock, 81 50@S p ton.
STRAN-Quotable AT 35n50c a bale.
;, HoP5-Firm market. Quotablc at 51a92Oc Il
RRAN-Quotable at s16@16 so p ton.
RYE-sales within quotations. Quotsble at
81 sol 50 q ctl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 81 75@l so p ell.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at sl9@2O .
ton.
PoTAToEs--a1arket cleaning up. Veg quote:
Peerless, 35@50c; Burbank Seedlings, 5G@9Oc;
Garnet Chile, 50G55c; Early Rose, 35@sec p ctl;
Sweet, 76c9 i q ctl.
ONIONS Quotable at s5@4-c ctl for ordi-
nary stock and i5@55c tor Alvarado
DRIED PEAS-Ne quote: Blackeye, 81 75d2;
Niles. 81 50@1 75; Green, 81 65@1 10 q ctl.
BEANS-We quote as follows: Bay0s, 81 -S01
| 80; Butter, nominal; Pink, 50 ~ 3; Red, 81 rs;
Lima, 50 75@4; Pea, 1902 %; Small White,
s2d2 % q ctl
VtGETABLES-Some extra fine Tomatoes are
bringing about l0c above quotations, being
eral run of offerings Trade ut the higher figure
is only of job0ing charac er. Gamers ill.their
wants at 25@S5c 3 box. Lima Beans are
shade cheaper. We quote as follows Green
Corn, 50975c y sack and 50c@sI p box
String Beans, -2GSc Q L; Lima Beans, o215c
2 b; summer squash, 40G50c per box; Mar
rOWfat Squash, S0dsI r. ton, Tomatoes, 2S(G50c
box; Egg Plant, 4O@50c . box; Green Peppers,
80 soc q box: Green Okra. 50dl75c per box; Gu
cumpers, 25 Csc y box; small do, for pick
ling 81, Purg ses.s l@2e b Tcnips s5e9
30@50c; Parsnips. 81 30 9 ctl; Cabbage, 500
soc p ctl Garlic, 11z5@1o q b CauliHower 5oc9
81 Z dozen: Dry Peppers. 6@sc p b.
FRUIT-Easier prices prevail for Peaches the
demand not being IL CERT. Raspberes brought
at the rate OF $40 . chest this morning. Melons
continue in large supply Grapes are plentifa
lows: Wine Grapes, sloal5 = ton for com
mon and sl5@l7 for Zinfandel; watermelons,
sS@5 . hundred; Cantaoupes. 25@75c p
Peru. SO@5Oc for Black Hamburg, 49a soc
for Mnscat, iJoeec for Tokay, 6o@75c for
Cornichon. and !5e g box for Isabella: Apples.
mon, and 2l4@31ze q ID for Bartlett: Strawber-
ries, S3d5 q chest; Rlaceberries, sS@6 p chest;
Plums, l@2c 2 b: Figs, 25G50c 2 small box
QVinces, 24@59c q box; MEXICAN LINES, sl2GI6
p box: Lemons, Sicily, s5Si6; California Lemons
- 50@3 e box; Panama Oranges, So so z box;
Bananas, al@3R bunch; Pineappies. "a 5085 so
Dried FRUIT-Quiet We euote as follows:
Sun-dfied Apples, 5%@414c . 10 tor sliced and
Sole FOR qliartered; Apples. eyaporated, 61a@7c;
Apricc.s, 10G121Sc for 0ieached: do, Eun-oried 7
@9e; B,acSberrlss. l2@ise; Figs 4G5c for pressed,
221a9SXc for Impressed: Smyrna Figs, 13@1ec
for layers. and 1850 for kegs: Neo.srines,
p ID; Peaches. 13@l0c for peeled and So d61$c
Tor unpeeles: Pears, &c for whole end So
SIC for skced machine-dried, 1885; Piums,
G@7c for pitted and 21493c for unpitted: Ger.
man Prune5 $3.50; French Prunes- 66e1ze p
NJ Raisins, London Layers, 81 1912 p box |
with 25@75c advance for fractions; common
81 2S@1 so Fhox.
H0sEY-We quote prices as follows: White |
Comb, u@12c; Amber, 7@9c; Extracted, white |
liquid. 51S@6c. Amber, colored and csndied, |
4@4s<e p b.
BGTTER-The Crescent City boat is at hand |
with fresh supplies. and the Humboldt steamer |!
is due The market is wei cleaned up of good |
fresh stock, and Arrivals are opportune We |
quote: Fancy, 42xc; good to choice, 35@Dc; |
fair 2z159321zc; store lots, 1S@22c; picked roll.
2714@S0c; frkin, 23@Ss1$c: Eastern creamery |
24@25c intubs and 271z@eoc in rolls; other kinds,
l4@0c q b.
CHEEsE,steady at current figures. We quo.e;
Good ito choice. 1G13c; common grades. SG
I0c: Eastern ordinary to fine, 10@15c = b.
EGGS-Demand not quick. California ranch.
,1@321zc store lots, 25@30c for fair to good
and ls@221% for common; Eastern, 160lsc q
1ozen for fair, and D@22c ? dozen for good to
,hoice
POULTRy-supply and demand fairly bal
inee. Prices steady. We quote: Live Turkeys
-Gobblers, lsS.0c . D; Hens, l7@lSc; Roosteis.
$ 5o9s for old an1 81 50G6 20 for young; Hens,