Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-02
COMMERCIAL.
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FLoER-Ne quote: Best City Extra, IS l2S
BaSers Extra, $500 l23; Seperaae, IS 5114: N
seSior ENtTa 81 5o64 70 interior Supersne. s SO
81; Oregon Extra, q 5Osa4 Is; choice do s5
OREGON sGpesiire, % 5o@A; Waiia waIia Extrs,
81 5064 rs p Dbl
WHsAE-The market this morning was scarcely so
active is for the two previous days. Ssil there
about as much inquiry and more liberal transac-
tons would have occurred had holders been less
firm. st present there is no prospect OF any grea.
Improvement in values, but is reasonably certain
that at current rates large amount OF grain could
be novel during The month oil october. since the
oneniHg OF the haTYes' year the exports have been
light as compared with the seasons weld. Ire
rainy perioe is at hand. and 1t Is jIdicous and
almost necessary that a market should he ioUnd tor
the large amounts Of Wheat that still rema unpro-
tected IN many sections. News from England al
though encouraging to a certain extent, is yet not
Of character to induce operators TO speculate very
extensively. There rumers in london that
heavy purchases OF American Western hsve been
made on russian account sales on Change to-day
OF / 500 ctls fair milling, 81 354 500 do No. 2,
81 32l; 1900 do de, 81 80; 1900 do do, 81 80
$50 do of grade, 81 30 800 do for supefine, 81 %
200 do COST, 81 - q ell A lot Of 600 cts changed
hands on private terms the purchase being made
on export account. Ne quote: No l. 81 Ska
! 40, with strictly choice milling AZ q 42A No. ,,
81 Sea1 s. q ell.
was not strong. Buyers were less liberal in their
views. For strictly choice brewing 92le was the
best bid Oh the ears though no tr9nsactio1s were
reported. Our quotations for Cheyaler sTe largely
long while by which the situation could he gagged
II is whispered that forced sale Of some 800 SKIS
has been made within ten days at PRICES much be.
low our figures In this connection we note that q
large ship has been chartered for BasloY 20 the
United Kingdom. IL is not unlikely that shipInans
VIII so forward on account OF owners, many Of
whom are willing to take the chances u a distant
market @ the rates now Offering by exporters
Feed is in fair request at unchanged rates sales III
900 SKIS cost Chevser, Soc; 500 do bay feed, sec
800 do coast do, 77fc; 500 do do, role: 500 do do
15c y Ell. Yesterday afternoon sale of 1000 SKIS
coast Cheyalier made at $50 = ctl. Brewing is
quotabe at 90995c; feed, 750S0c: Chevaier,
81 271Sl 325 for choice bay, and S5caS1 for coast
oATs-The market looks a little shaky Large
supplies are on the way from Puget Sound ports,
and still heavier shipments are expected 10 follow.
The lower coast is also sending along an unusually
great quantity Unless SONS outlet other than local
consumption should present itself. fall in prices
seems inevitable. Sales this morning of 500 SKIS
good Humboldt feed, 81 273; 100 do California do,
81 20 e ell. We quote Humboldt, 81 u @l1 40
coast, 81 l5@1 Is; Oregon snd Washington Terri
tory, 81 goal 40; Surprise, 81 50@i go 2 ctl.
HAY-Sale 81 $50 bales Wild Dat, SiI q ton. The
several qualities quotable as follows: Poor
stock, IS; Alfalfa, S9tGl0; Stable $S@1I; good
Dat, So good Wheat, SO 50al3 = ton.
FRUIT - The several varieties are we'll repre-
sented Grapes are still in excess of the market
requirements, and prices generally weak at our
figures. Following are quotations for jobbng lots:
choice qualities; Pears, 30a4oc e box; Bartlett
do 50075c . box Of 25 rs, 90c9St 70 Q box
Of 10 to As rs, and 81 5o6t2 q box Of 60 rs
Ounces, 81 q box, and 4o@66c q basket
CeutslouPes, 81 . crate; Sweetwater Grapes,
35@50c q box; Tokay, 4pd65c D box
Black Hamburg, 40g60c q box: Muscat, 50@75c
. box; Rose OF Peru, 50d65c 2 box; Water
melons, S59i1 e hundred; BiacAberres, IS;
box; Peaches, 95cqs1 IS for boxes and baskets
Plunls, 2@2lc q n for ordinary kinds and 2G13e q
b Tor German Pfunes; Lemons, Sg9l0 & box for
Sicily, and S595 for Australian; Lines, 81 5o920
Tor Mexican; lalnarnds, 12tl5c 8 IL, Bananas,
72G94 2 bunch Pineapples, SS1I9 = dozen; Tahiti
Oranges, S4@o5 q hundred.
HoSEY-All shipments that have arrived thus far
this season have quickly passed from first hands at
remunerative prices. We quote: Comb, 12tt1ie
strained, 6a6ic Tor dark and Ease y ID for white.
BgTTER-The IN rket is n coed shape for bold
ers. Sales ere not individually large, but there
is a constantly Increasing demand the RAINY
season approaches. The quantity of fresh that
sells over &c 10 is rather limited, though dealers
all OF the opinion that no retrograde move
ment will take place. We quote: Fancy, 40c;
choice roll, 35@37te q ID fair to good, q s@32Ac
q Ii; inferior to ordinary, 23@26c, inside rate
for mixed lots from country stores Firkin is
quOtahle at 25d2Se q 10. Picked S0G323c. Eastern
cover the buff. q 5fferings. -
CHEEsE-We quote Cllifornia I2t914c; do, in
drums, 14Gl5c z n; Eastern, le(9lse Western, u
@I5c z h.
EGGs-The market is waYering. Further sup
plies are at hand by railroad, aggregating some 200
cases. chiefly from Iowa. Salt Lake are quite plen-
lUul, a0u cur Top Is NdTu 10 OpIdlu, luUuEu
some consignments ere still held above our quota
tons. l. is reasonable to suppose that local sup
plies EiI soon SHOW an increase We quote:
California, S29sdc; Oregon, 27l9S2le; Salt Lake,
259273c East srn, 24d26e; Lime, Zoe.
PoULTRT-Ihe market runs pretty evenly, owing
to demand and supply about balancing. We
quote as follows: Turkeys, l6d19c y ID for live;
BOOSTERS 35G5 80 for OLD, and 81 50a6 for young !;
Hens $8a7 so; Broilers, S3@i, according TO size; ;
Ducks, S49J 30 Q dozen; Geese, 81 1872 rs .
pair.
CANE Prices generally are well sustained.
There is steady coed demand, and all receipts
find ready sale He quote the various kinds as FOL
lows Quail 81 1901 % Malard Ducks 50 50d4 y
doz; Sprigs, 3 25@2 70; Teal, s212 % hidgeon,
81 5091 IS: Snipe 75cdSl for common, and 81 J09I3
Z doz for English Venison is quo,able at 7@9c 9
n Hare, s2@2 25; Rabbits, s1@l 25; Doves, 75e
| z dozen.
| WooL-Trste FOR the fall clip is limited and con.
fined to strictly well conditioned parcels, mostly for
local use. There is as yet no shipping demand Of
| consequence. So far, most Of the san Joaquin
Woods Of the fall clip are both dirty and defective,
and handlers say they have never before received so
many trashy Woods in long time. There has been
some business done in Eastern Oregon and little
old California spring clip, but on the whole there is
only an Indifferent tone to the market: Fancy
| Humboldt and Sonoma fall and lambs would bring
2012Zc. Red Bluff and that section has not as yet
| sent forward sny Wool, but similar GRADES from
other localities arc 1691Sc, and Southern and San
Joaquin range from i00l6c. Ssles of $4,000 lbs
poor Southern and Ssn Joaquin at 1039l2c ;
| 100000 do fair to good do, 129i4c. We quote
the market Tor spring clips nominal, as follows le
| 51Iqc for bury 20d22c for free southern and
San Joaquin. Northern is quotable ct %
@25c for ordinary heavy grades; Humboldt,
% ss29c; Siskiyou, 25@26c; Washington Territory,
2@26c. Fall lamb clips are quotsble at l2gl4 for
fair to good Southern, and 14@l6e for choice do ];
heavy Northern 15dl7e q ID. Strictly free and light
| Northern are slow of safe at 1862le Q ID East
Oregon sells at 1etg20c for inferior, and 2ld24c
| for choice. Fine light fleece Valleys come about
2Sd29c, while common grades are nominaliy 25@2ec
10.