Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-27
SAN rKANo1sCo MARKET.
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BAN FRANCISCO. February 26th
FLOUR-Trade has been fairly active of late
on export account. On Saturday the City of
Rio de Janeiro carried over II, coo hbls to China
while the Panama steamer sailed on the same
day with 200 bbls for Central America Fair
purchasing is reported for the next outgoing
China steamer. Net cash price for Family Extras,
81 50@4 so p Dbl; Bakers Extras. 81 50@4 co.;
Superfine. 81 65@3.
WHEAT-The inquiry on shipping account is
fairly general, and moderate business is being
transacted on basis of 81 421a p ell as the top
figure for No. grades. No higher figure is OBJ
tainable at the moment for parcels for export
purposes.
BARLEY-The market is anything but an act
i've one. Choice feed is not particularly plenti.
full, but the demand for the article is far from
pressing, as buyers are giving fair attention to
medium grades that can be purchased at lower
figures. Brewing descriptions are not in heavy
supply, especially lots that can be classed as
gilt-edge in character. For strictly choice
Movement in both feed and brewing Barley
may become more lively after the LIST of March,
that being the day when stocks in warehouses
become assessable for taxation purposes. This
liability is so near that buyers will not be in
convenienced by holding back for few days.
We quote No Feed, Sll4@S2hc; common
grades, 771a@s0e; Brewing. so@921ac for fair
to good, and 95c@Sl p ctl for choice.
OATS-No change in values. Receipts are
not pouring in to an extent to occasion any un-
easy feeling among holders, while there is a
general disposition to accommodate custom at
ruling rates, which are deemed favorable to the
buy ing interest. We quote prices as follows
Surprise, 81 121a01 IL milling, 81 1901 121a;
choice ted 8 3D., 10; No 8 G % S3 lower
CORN = Regular trade at steady prices.
Quotable at 81 071z@1 10 for large Yellow, 81 10
al 1917 for small Yellow and 81 o5@1 10 q ell
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at s24 p tom
CORNMEAL = Millers quote Feed at S24
y ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and
small packages, 2h@ZNc p b.
MEA1-0uors hfa Mt u fnr,
SEEDS-Improved inquiry is developing for
Mustard while better custom is found for AL
| falfa. Other descriptions are quiet. We
" 50@s Is; Yellow, 81 1902 y ctl; Canary, $40
| 4c: Hemp, S3<@s4c; Kapt, 11zG214c: Tmotnv.
5000; Alfalfa, ll1a@l2c p b; Flax, So ESQ
MIDDIINGs-Firm in price with good de-
mand Quorable at SIG 5o@l7 so p ton.
| HAY-Choice Wheat is firm at the higher
quotation. Prime lots of Alfalfa sell to better
lowing: Wheat. Sl0014; Wheat and Dat. IS 50@
| lS; Wild Oat sl0@11 so: Dat, IS 501l1 Barley,
s9@l1; Barley and Dat, ss@ll; Alfalfa. set91l
| STRAw-Quotable at 70@s5c p bale.
| HOPS-No trading. The outlook is considered
more hopeful. and some business would likely
1 be in progress were there much choice stock IL
be found among offerings. Quotable at 10@15c
. n.
BRAN-Does not remain long in first hands
there beingdemand enough to keep the market
ton for the better grades, and sl4@l4 SO for
other quality.
RYE-slow demand. arrivals moderate.
QHotable at 81 COOL 65 q ctl.
! observation-disclosures ask s. 80 = eti.
| GROUND BARLEY Quotable st s19@20 .
Neutrality-suspicious. are in excess OF con-
sumption, so that quotations remain weak. and
buyers make selections a. low figures.
We quote prices as follows: New, 11sG2c
! q ID: Peerless, 30@50c; Burbank Seedlings,
Slan75c Garnet Chile 40A5Oc River Reds