Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-25
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2ith
neutrality-suspicious. remain stationary. Net
cash price lor California: Extra 3 SOtG4 p Dbl;
Supertne 50 700S.
WHEAT-There is no business worthy OF note
on export account. A shipper will now and
then samp an Offering on Change and perhs DIS
make bid, though more as mat er of form
| than anything sc. A parce of good shipping
quality might find custom at 81 321a. but this is
about all that could be obtained, though for a
choice arti lie it is possible that 81 q would be
| paid. There is very little Whea of auGard
| grade that is not under good control, and hold
ers are not inclined to let 80 undtr 8 s. p ctl.
| This la ter figure is paid by millers who some
| times give trihe m re for selections.
BAkLEY-There is steady tone to the situa-
| ton, but business drags. Movement is conf ed
| to jobbing demands. A little inquiry in whole
| ably. Feed of desirable quail is generally
held at $3.50 q ctl. but bu ers have to be hard
pushed before they will ADVANCE over S2]2c.
Sales were negotiated on this later basis TO-DAY,
| and in single instance SIC was paid 10 fill i'm
| mediate wants. Biewing descriptio present
| moderate strength, though for our outside quo
demand is light, while the quantity taken shows
| that buyers are pursuing q hand-to-nouth pol
| icy. OF high grade Chevalier there is not any
Offering, while of inferior stock there is probably
more Than enough to meet trade wants. We
| quote: Feed, good to choice, SEQ S354c;
| common, 7711@sOc: Brewing, S754@95c; Cheva-
! lier, common. $50 CSC q ctl.
OATS-For a strictly choice Article the market
is not favorable to uuyers as stocks of this class
are light Common and medium are in
rather liberal supply. with ease in values:
We quote: Surprise, 81 55@l Is; choice feed
No. 2, 81 2714G1 3d. offgrades, 81 20@1 25; Black,
81 3091 3211a y ctl.
CoRN-Recent heavy arrivals of Yellow
have impaired softer tone t. the market. White
is not in large supply, but the demand is slow
and holders are disposed t, meet custom at a
reasonable figure. Quotab at 81 25@1 271s for
common to good Yellow and 81 S5G1 371a D ctl
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at $40 y ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S29@30 q
ton; fine kinds for the table. in large and small
packages, 211a@2s4c . b.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at e2s 2 ton.
SEEDs-Business at the moment is quite
dull; Scarcely any inquiry prevails for
We quote prices as follows: Mustard
Brown, sos: Yellow, 81 75@2 10 p ctl;
Canary, SL@414c; Hemp, 31z@4c Rape, 10
Pc; Timothy. Sc: Alfalfa, S@s14c p b; Flax,
81 2502 rs . ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Prices were marked up yester-
day and the tendency is to yet higher range.
Qqotabe at 81 5Oe1s SO ton.
HAY-Market W, Ii supplied with the several
descriptions. Trade is limited. as consun ers
only buy enough to carry them along
comfortably. We quote as follows; Choice
wild Dat, slS 5O@16; Wheat and Oat sls SO
@16; Barley, $40 50@1i; Alfalfa Sl0@l1 so q
ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 45@55c q bale.
HOP Nothing doing. Some sales are said
to have been made of interior 1887 Hops at Sac
ramento SIS low as 21Sc y n, while better quality
changed hands at &c e H.. Here there is no in
quiry whatever. Nominal at 4G6c p Ii.
BRAN-Prices are firm, with prospect Of an
advance. Quotable at SIS SCALE 80 Q ton for the
best and SIS for lower grade and outside
brands.
RYE-Holders ask So q ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-The season is about ever
Market nominal at S212 05 = ctl.
GROUND BAkLEY-Quotaole ct $1,000 p
ton
POTATOES-New are daily increasing in
quantity and in quality. They are taken in
preference to old for shipment and arrivals
clean up well. Old stock is almost entire y at
the mercy of buyers, who can purchase at