Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-26
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| SAN FRANCISCO. July 9th.
| FLOUR-Trade is of moderate magnitude,
| with supplies ample for all immediate needs.
| Net cash price for California Extras.
| S4in4 - q Dbl; Superfne. 81 GOES 70.
| WHEAT-An improvement at Liverpool gives
the local market more tone in sympathy. Bush
| ness. however, has not assumed any great pro-
| portions simply because higher asking rates for
tIeights offset the improvement i'll grain abroad.
| Shippers say they cannot see their way to come
out more than even in paying 81 3614 = ctl for
| standard Wheat, and are therefore not inclined
| to negotiate on basis of 81 3712, which is the
| figure generally demanded for suitable arti-
Gle.
BARLEY-Considering all attendant circum-
| stances, the Barley market holds up well. Hold
ers understand that if sales of feed were pressed,
| the result would be futher lowering OF prices.
| As a consequence the array of offerings is kept
within moderation, while no opportunity is lost
| to trade, even if sight concessions be necessary
| to bring about the result. New brewing is find
| ing some inquiry, being wanted to fill export
| orders. Chevalier is understood to have teen
| receiving some attention from the shipping
interest, and moderate transactions are re-
| ported as having been made In the country, to
| be forwarded at an early date: We quote as
| follows: No. l Feed, 771%G7S34c; common
| grades, 75c: Brewing, S5o95c for fair to choice;
| Chevalier, 81 25 to 81 50 p ctl.
| OATS-This article has been less in demand
since new crop Barley put in appearance. sim
| the market shows steady 'front.' with holders
| inclined to advance rather than lower asking
rates. We quote as follows: Surprise, 81 80
al 55; milling, 81 4o91 AZ; choice feed, 81 50
| 6el 2739; Gray, 81 2O@1 . a ctl.
| CORN The demand on local account is light,
| and business is quite dull Occasionally, out
| side inquiry gives some little animation to the
market but it does not last as % or so tons salts
| fies such trade. Wequote as follows Small Vel
low 81 % "a 2715; large Yellow, 81 271s@1 80;
| CRACKED CORN-Quotable at 5000 p ton.
| CORNMEAI~Iillers quote Feed at S29t93O p
ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and small
0TITAKE ME4IEQuotable at S2s q ton.
| SEEDS-Nothipg doing in Mustard, though
the market has firm tone, as the crop this season
| is admitted to be light Other kinds of seeds
are also dull; We quote: Mustard, Brown,
81 50aS Yellow, 81 75@2 = ctl Canary,
| 35%loi12e; Hemp 31at1ic; Rape. 11a9214c: Tim
City, Sc Alfalfa, 71a9sc g h; Flax, 81 25G2 IS
| y ctl.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 1s@l9 p ton.
| HAY-The circular OF George Morrow saws:
heavy amounting to 4,069 tons, mostly hy cars,
| the market is steady ana III healthy condition,
| considering the liberal arrivals. When the large
! quantity of 1000 tons enter into consumption in
| one week. it certainly indicates a lively de-
mand. Receipts by water will likely soon tn-
| crease. while in ali probability shipments by
rail vii les,en we quote PAGES S as i4S s
| - so; fair Wheat, Sl0G1l 50; Wheat and Dat,
| STOOLS: Wild Dat. $40 509l2 50; Barley and Oat,
se9l2; Barley soil; coarse Island Barley, 81 so
| as so; Clover Sl20l4; First Cutting Alfalfa ~
| al 30; Second Cutting. SoGl0; Compress ID Dat
, Hay $40 5oeal2 80; Compressed Wheat and Dat
| Hay, SlOepl4 9 ton.
| HCP5-Buyers do not appear, and trading is
therefore not possible. Oldcrop nominally quot
| able at 3G6c = b..
| a week. Quotable at Sic 50@l7 so for the best,
and sl6 . ton for lower grades and outside
| brands.
RYE-Is in light supply and firmly held at
BUCKWHEAT-stock nominal Quotab,e at
| ID,
| mand and prices therefore keep low. Peerless,
| 35@5Oc; Burbank Seedlings, e0575c: Garnet
| Chile 45@50c; Early Rose, 25@40c q ctl; Sweet,
Onions Supplies of Yellow are liberal. while
prices are easy. Red are not in favor, and there
fore have to be sold low. We quote: Red, 3Oe
| 4Oc: Silverskins, l5Ga50c :. ctl
BEANs--Tiade is slow. with prices in favor of
buyers Arrivals are light. Bayos, 81 900
2: Butter, So 25aS 65. Pink, s2e2 IS; Red
| 81 1902; Lima, IS 25et3 70; Pea, 81 25G3 40;
| SursIl white g 2sG3 40 > etl
| VEGETABLES-Green Peas are about out for
the season. Receipts of Corn are not so free but
there is enough coming in to meet all wants.
! pers and Okra are all well represented. We
| quote: Green Corn, 25d5Oc 2 sack and 50cGsl
/ > box; string Beans. la &c : 70; Lima Beans, "a
! rostat Squash. SIS 2 ton: Tomatoes f0G50c ,
box for Vacaville, and 75ce0Sl 2 box Tor river:
Egg Plant. 4oa5oc > box; Green Peppers.
curnoers, 40 75c n box for bay 1urnips, so a
81 ctl Beets 69d7 5c 3 sack: Carrots. feed,
S965oc; Psrsnips, 81 50 = ctl; Cabbage. sea
81 p ctl Garlic, 1@l12c = 10 Caulifower, 100
4 GOO = dozen: t,r, e-pnerS. case = d.
FRUTT-Blsck Currants are In limited supply.
| Auric0ts are not coming forward very freely.
but they are in lighter demand. as Gamers are
giving attention 10 other varieties. Receipts of
! Peaches have been excessive for day or So, and
prices are wholly in favor OF buyers. Apples of
! choice quality are now arriving in goodly
amount The supply Of Pears is liberal, causing
low prices to rule. With Piums the market is
pverstoc ked giving weak tone 10 values Trade
in Plums, somehow. is slow, though no fault can
be found with the fruit. as offerings are gener-
ally OF an attractive appearance. No sale for