Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-27
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SAN FRANCISCO. September Goth.
FLOUR-Trade continues OF fairly liberal pro-
portions We quote: Net cash price for Family
Extras, $i 60Gs4 S5 . bbl: Bakers Extras, S4 SOC,
4 80; SupaTfne, So 35 to SS 60.
WHEAT-The Liverpool market does not at
the moment present a specially inviting area for
exporters. Quotations yesterday dropped nine
pence on cargOes just shipped, and no change
for the better was reported to day. 1t is proba-
bly, only question of time before recovery
VIII be chronlcled. Meanwhile the local s1tua-
tiOn is one of uncertainty and more or less in
activity. Shippers are not inclined to operate
with freedom, and only buy when compelled
either TO take in stifening or finish loading.
This morning the highest bidding figure for spot
lots by sample was s. Az q ctl, and sellers
either had to accept the price keep their goods
for while longer. Most holders appear in
clined to choose the latter course, believing in
near reaction.
BARLEY-Feed descriptions that are of dark
color so almost begging, although no fault can
be found in other respects. Bright feed cannot
be bought under soc, while S114c is paid by mill
ers for selected lot, and in some instances moth
ing less than S25c Will be accepted by the seller
There is sort of hope that Eastern Brewers will
later in the season step to the front buyers of
heavy, bright feed in which event stocks would
move off with greater freedom and possibly at
better rates. Choice Cheyalier continues in good
request for shipment to Great Britain, and all
suitable offerings can be promptly placed within
quotations. S eady demand is also noted for
Brewing Barley. Much of this class is being
secured on account of Eastern customers going
forward at leisure. We quote as follows: No.
Feed S0GS114c for new ana 771ac for old; COM
mon grades, 75G7715 Brewing, S71&c for fair
to good Chevalier, 95c@Si 10 tor common,
81 20G1 so for fair and 81 45G1 so 8 ctl for
good to choice.
0ATS-The market continues in unsatisfactory
shape. Buyers have largely the advantage at
the moment, and it looks as if things would re-
main in about the same weak condition for some
little time to come Heavy receipts of Oats, with
low ruling prices for feed Barley, are circum-
stances that must necessarily press Oat quota
tions downward We quote Surprise, 81 209
25: milling sl1719@1 20; choice feed, 81 l5 No l,
81 10; lower grades, SlG1 05. Black, Sl@1 10;
Gray, 81 05(l1 OH 3 ctl.
C0RN-With low prices prevailing for almost
all other cereals 1t is not reasonable to expect
that Corn will prove an exception to the rule.
Offerings fairly liberal and of desirable quail
ity, but somehow buyers are not easily found,
Prices easy. We quote: Yellow, 81 20dl 221a;
White, 81 35d1 45 p ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at s29@30 2 ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s2e@30 p
ton fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 212@2Zc q ID.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at SIS p ton.
SEEDS-Prime lots of Yellow have been taken
recently for shipment. Some little more trading
in Brown is reported A small lot of new Al
falta has been received, but the season for lib
eral business has not yet opened We quote
prices Mustard, Brown, 50 5o@5 25; Yellow,
81 75@2 q ctl Canary, S1a941ac; Hemp, 81
@s15c q 70 Flax % 25@2 rs a ctl
MIDDLINGS-Product of both California and
Oregon make cleans up well. Quotsble at s1S so
(l19 so p ton.