Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-24

Chevalier, 81 Az; 500 do do 81 40 . ctl Brewing is
quotable at S7A@s9oe; feed, 7f4@S23c; Chevaiier,
81 40dl SO for choice bay and si@1 rs for coast.
OATs-Operators seldom allow more than one or
two DAYS of apathy to pass. As rule, trade is
pretty steady, and values are anything but fuc.u-
ating. Business this morning was more brisk than
on any day for week. Sales of $50 SKIS good Sur
prise 81 IS 500 do medium Oregon, 81 40; 200 do
bay feed 81 IS; 600 do poor coast do. 81 liz = ctl.
We quote: Humboldt, 81 4091 so; coast, 81 2oa
l As; Oregon and Washington Territory, 81 2o@
l As; Surprise, 81 so9l 60 2 ctl.
HAY-Sale OF cargo of very choice wheat,
slS So 100 tons wheat and oat, Sill 200 bales do,
$40 so . ton. Cargo lots on the wharf range from
50 to So so q ton
Ab.
FRu1r-Trade to-day is rathersl Gamers are
not buying heavily and their Operations give more
or less life TO the market Peaches are weaker, but
other descriptions show little variations. We quote
Apples 40a60c q box for green, and 60c@Sl Is for
red Pears, S0a59c Q box; Bartlett do, 75c@Sl 25
. box of 40@45 lbs, and 81 509l Is box OF 90 lbs,
and 60@75c o basket Cantaloupes, sl@l so D
crate Sweetwater Grapes, 50c@Sl o box; Tokay,
81 25 . box, Black Hamburg, 75gS5c Z box
Muscat Sld1 Is q box; Rose of Peru, 75c@Sl
| . box; common Black, 40d50c q box; Crab
Apples, 4oa50c basket Waternelons, S5cdSl so
2 SO q chest; Figs, 75c@Si q box; Nectarines,
s1a1 % q box; Peaches, in bxs, 75c@sl do in
baskets 60cal 10; Plums, I!QSc q IL; German
Prunes Sl@1 % q basket; Raspberrics, S1aS .
box for Sicily, 81 50q2 for California and 81 50@5
for Australian; Lines, slo@l2 for Mexican; Tama-
rinds, 129l5c q ib; Bananas, 81 5o@4 dozen.
HoNEY-Liberal supplies arrived from San Ruena-
ventura this morning on the steamer Los Angeles
We quote: Comb. 11@lSc; strained, 6@64c for
dark, and 7@7te e II for white.
BUrTER--Tbe market is somewhat mixed to-day.
Picked qualities have obtained such general con-
sumption that medium grades OF fresh qualities are
difficult to sell Further supplies from the lower
coast this morning, though not large, help to EN-
barrass the situation. Meanwhile, stocks Of fresh
are accumulating, and some dealers are Offering to
sell other than choice brands at prices asked for
picked, in order to work off receipts. AS conse
quence, there is a wide range in values. We quote :
Good to choice, 26a30c for usual run of consign
ments, with fancy diaries at 324c q H. inferior to
binary, 2l@25c inside rate for mixed lots from
country stores New irkin s quotable at 2l@25c
o b. Picked comes within the range OF 25d27tc.
Eastern is i'll fair supply, and 19d22ic q Ii will
probably cover the bulk of offerings.
CHEEsE-We quote: California, l291ic: do, in
drums, 14g15c 4 n; Eastern, 16@1sc: Western,
14915c q ID.
EGes-A car load of Eastern arrived this morning
by express, said to be of choice quality. Foi 25-
case lots Csc q dozen is asked, with higher rates
for smaller parcels. The market this morning for
California was not strong, and 1t must be an extra
article that would bring advance our top fig
ure. We quote: California, 2783oc; Salt Lake,
24d25c q dozen.
WOOL Nothing occurred today to disturb the
quiet that has prevailed for over week, and until
better news comes to hand from outside manufac-
turing centers, we Can scarcely expect any change
in the situation. Prices are largely nominal. We
quote: 16@19c for bury, 20@2l!c for slightly
bury, and 22@24c for free southern and San Joa-
quin. Northern is quotable at 24@26c for ordinary
| heavy grades while Humboldt ranges from SOC to
92sc; Siskyou, 2s@3oc; Washington Territory Is
| 92sc. Fall Ian clips are quotable at l4dl6c TO-
fair to good san joaquin and Southern, and l69ls
for poor Northern. Eastern Oregon sells at lS@23c
| for inferior, and 26@27c for choice. Fine light
fleece Valleys come within limit Of 3l932c,
while common grades are nominally soc q b.