Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05
sAN FRANCISCO aLARKEr
SAN FRANc1sco. November

1
| FLOUR-We quote: Net cash price for Fam
| lily Extras 81 S0G5 2 bbl Bakers Extras 81 rs
"a IS; superfne, So S5@S 60.
| WHEAT-There is no business of conse-
quence, and no marked activity is likely for the
next few days. The market is nominally quot
able at 81 621a q ctl, simply because holders of
standard grain will accept no lower figure, while
| some are asking au advance.
| BARLEY-Receipts were again large this
morning footing up $4,000 centals. Trade in
feed is very slow. but still prices are un-
affected. The inquiry in Brewing is moderate
| We quote No. l Feed, s5c; common grades,
500 s21ac; Brewing, 95@971ac for fair to good
| and 81 al 0215 for choice.
oAT5-Arrivals to-day foot up 2,40O ctls, all
| from Oregon. Fair movement in progress
We quote: Surprise, 81 20a1 25; milling. 81 20
| l Is; lower grades, ST 05G1 10; Black, for seed
81 2o@l 40 Gray, 81 O77491 l21a Wild Oats
no increase in business. We quote prices as
| follows: Large Yellow 81 071S; small Yellow
81 l715@l 20; White, 81 45 . cti.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at &25926 p ton.
| CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s25@26 q
ton; line kinds for the table, in large and small
packages 21s@274e 3 h.
sEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, 50 50@S 25;
Yellow, 81 75a2 a ctl Canary, 31S'G41Sc; Hemp
s1E@Ic Rape, I1$l@ PIC; Timothy. Sc Alfalfa,
9n01Oc q o for old and lo1at91lc for new; Flax,
s225@2 rs + ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Su were increased to-day
by the receipt of 100 bags from Oregon. Quot
| aDle at Sl9 5UldiZU ~ % TON.
| HAY--Active trade at steady rates.
We quote jobbing prices as follows: Wheat
Sl24l5; Wheat and Oat, sl1@I4 Wild oat,
$40 5o@12 so; Barley. s9G1l co. Barley and oat,
Sl0911 so; Alfalfa, S9@10 so; Stock, SS@9 q ton.
| STRAW-Quotable az 55G65c p bale.
HoPS-Qliet: Quotable at 15@l7c p ID.
BRAN-Reeeipts were liberal to-day, com
prising $500 bags, mainly from Oregon. Quot
| able at S1S@19 for the better article, and SIT
| @17 so for lower grade.
RYE-sellers insist on 81 IS . ctl for choice
B0CKwHEAT-Lgh supplies. ouotable at
| 81 90 2 etl.
GROUND BARLEY-ouotable at s1sa2o eton.
| POTATOES-Free offerings. We quote
prices as follows: Peerl IS, 35@5Oc; Burbank
Seedlings, 40@75c; Garnet Chile, 6o@10c; River
| Reds S5@40c; Early Rose, S5Cd40c q ctl; Jersey
Blues, 65@S0c; Cuffey Cove, 65@Soc; Sweet, 300
soc 2 CT.
| 0NIONS-Slight improvement is noted, re-
ceipts being lighter. Quotable at 10S SOC . ctl
l 70: Miles, 81 40@1 so; Green, 81 50dll rs p ctl
| BEAN5-We quote: Bayos, 81 1902 so ; But
| ter, 81 50s3; Pink, 81 30 a2 so Red, 81 1892
Lima, S. 5o9S 60; Pea. s2S2 Is; Small White,
| VtGETABLE5-we quote prices as follows
| String Beans, 5oc@Sl; summer Squash, SlG1 c5
| = box; Marrowfat Squash, s7G9 p ton; Toma-
toes, 25G50c q box: Egg Plant 35G50c ? box;
| Green Peppers. 25a50c q box; Cucumpers 75c@
81 o box; small do, for picking purposes, 11S@
q sack Carrots feed, SO@,5oc; Parsnips, 81 5oa2
| p ctl Cabbage, 50@60c y ctl Garlic, 50960c p
| sack; Caulifower, 50cdS1 p dozen: Dry Per
pers. 6GnSc y b; DrJ Okra. 15tG1Sc p h.
| FRUIT-Table Grapes are drug, and buyers
about name prices. We quote lots as follows ::
Wine Grapes, sl0112 q ton for common and
sl3al5 for better kinds; Cantaloupes, 25975c q
crate; Persimmons 6@Sc q ID; Grapes. 500 soc
for Rose of Peru, 30@50c for Blaci. Hamburg 25
@50 for Muscat ,21d soc for Tokay, 60G75c for Cor
nichon, aud SOC a75 p box for Isabella: Apples,
50c@sl 25 q box; Pears, 25@75c q box: StIawber-
| riss s4d9 . chest; Raspberries, 7s@12 2 chest;
Ounces, $4,000 y box; Aexican Lines, s4G5 q
lemons Lem sA sicily aSea Is 5Se BsSsss as o. 9oH
bunch: Hnespples s4 "a z dozen; Cranper
ries. SO 5o@11 o Dbl.
| BUTIER-Steady tone to the market, the de-
prices: Fancy, 35c; good to choice 30034c;
| fair, 25927c; store lots, 1S@22c: picked roll,
2se2sc in tubs and 271S@s21Sc in rolls: other
kinds, lac 20c o n.
| CHEESE-No further changes. Choice
new, ls@l4c; good TO choice old, 12GlSc; common
2 h. -' -VVs-''
| EGGS-Firm. We quote as follows: California
good and 55a275z for common; Eastern, I71S@
PIC for fair to good and 23@26 p dozen for
| better que.ity.
prices log. Other kinds are al o easy.
We quote prices as follows: Live Turkeys
l-Gobblers, d59l7c \ p: Hsns, 15@l6c; Roosters.
S5@5 so for old and 81 5od6 for young; Hens,
@@6 SO; sroilers, s3@4; Ducks, s5a7; Geese,
81 1892 a pair; Pigeons, 81 so for old and SO
2Ss y dozen for young
GAME-stocI sells well. Venison, case
o ID: Rabbits, 81 25d1 80: Hare. s1Gl so; Sprig,
81 59@3; Quail. 81 25@1 50: Teal. e. 2592 20:
Brant. 81 ;,aallsrds, So 50@4 so = dozen; Canvas
backs s4a4 20; Grey Geese, ,s2@2 %; White Geese.
81; widgeon, 81 55@2; Small Ducks, 81 %:
English Snipe, s. 10; common do, 75c p dog.
WO0L-We quote spring
Eastern Oregon, nessy ...........l10lSe
Eastern oregon,
We quote ial
Mountain, free .seglz52c
San JOAQUIN and Sout S@i1c
Humboldt and Mendoe1ns Halle
ReQ BluH IZ1i44c
HIDES AND SKINS-tagstable as follows:
Sound. CuilA
Heavy Steers, 81 lbs up. y .--9s1zo &c o.
Cows and Steers. <6 to o5 ibs...-S54@1 @6e
Light, 40 to 45 5bs......--...........- @5h @sH
k1ps, Il 10 81 uloe..----.........--.o o. e--
Veal Skins, to IA Es............-5 g. e.
Calf Skins. 2 to 10 obs.....-..-.-I5 O. O
Dairy Calf, 25etS5c each; Dry Hides, usual
selections. lS1z@l4c: Dry Kips, do Joe Q
p; Calf Skins. do. l0c; Gull Hides, Kip and
CsH, 6G7c . b; Pelts, shearisng, re
z5e each: do, short, s9G5Gc each: do, medium,
66956e eseh; do long wool, eocaS1 Is each: Deer
Skins, suynmer. 375SdG s0s: do. fair snd medium
25c 2 D; g.:at Skins. 5o@65c apiece for prime