Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-04
COMMERCIAL.
O., p..n.,, . produce Market.

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FLorR-sinca the der arturo OF the ne G bans
nominal We quote the Various rl 5rAnes "a .
follows: Best city Extra s. 20 bskets a
tn, 50 12s IS SIT; Superne, IS oe sa. nre
Extra, a 7sd5 interior Supsrine . ~ 800. 0aS
gon Extra, a 50e5, choice %, 5000 =, ~ az !,
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WHRAT-To-day's receipts were agein heaSy, lool'
| ing up another $1,000 centas. Business moves
slowly, and sellers are beginning to weary OF tne
apparent apathy the part OF exporters. At lcas'
dozen vessels are chartered for the United hing-
DOM and there be little doubt that their several
cargues are in the main secured On Chance to-day
the interest was less pronounced Shippers troubles
themselves but little in inspecting the various offer
ings, while the extent of operations on milling ac-
count WAS confined to few small odd lots Salesof
800 ets good sonora 81 Az: 1500 do fsir shipping,
81 As sos do super.ine, 81 As 200 do, 226 do and
800 do, all at the uniform rate Of 81 25 q ell
round lot OF 20 ctls good shipping changed hands
on private terms though understood to beat full
figures We quote No. l at 81 50esl So No.
2, 81 42}Gl All d ell. Choice old milling lots sell
from 81 55al co q ctl
BAgLEY-Is Just now the leading topic for com.
ment Change. Withou. any apparent reason
the market is we'll sustained at the late small ad-
vance, and some holders are disposed to force prices
higher by refusing to sell at present offerings
Several interested parties claim that the prevailing
buovancy for feed will prove but temporary, and
predict fail back to old values That this theory
is not generally entertained is proved by the
extent OF sales reporteu. Otanuaru 4CneNaaer
sells readily, hut of lots are not wanted.
Somehow growers are not shipping this
description very freely, probably beliey-
ing that little retcence in the matter might draw
out higher bids from BUYERS. News from England IS
to the effect that farmers less sauguine in their
expectations anda scarcity of good mating qualities
is now more than probable On Change choice
brewing was offered at Sc, with no BUYERS Sales
Of 800 SKIS choice coast feed, S5c 400 do good do,
Sl3c; $50 do do, 62lc; 200 do do, S23c 800 do do,
Soc; 1000 do poor DO, 77ac 800 do DO 775c q ctl.
Brewing Is quotable at S0@S71c; feed, S0@S5c;
Chevaer, 81 40al 40 for choice bay and sl@l %
for coast.
oATs-The market betrays no weakness, although
the receipts are somewhat above present require
ments. New crops are not being forced Sale of $50
SKIS medium Oregon, 81 40 e cti We quote Hum
boldt, 81 40d1 50; coast, 81 goal As; Oregon and
Washington Territory, q 2o9I 45; Surprise, 81 55
al 60 u ctl.
HAY-=EaberoI supplies coming forward. Sales
include 81 tons cat, 50 so schooner load of fair
wheat, So % cargo of coarse barley, IS e ton.
We quote: Stock, s9alo; o t, sl09l2; wheat, $40
@l3 y ton
HoFs-No offerings We noninaly quote the
range at 35@4oc Y n.
PoTATeEs-At yesterdays figures the wharf was
tolerablY well cleaned up before the close of the day.
This morning the market showed signs OF recovery
and fresh arrivals of good quality brought better
rates.. We quote; 35a45e in boxes, asd 30ta37tc o
ct in sacks. New sweet are selling at 3@3ic b ID.
= ONIONS "A carload goes forward to Denver to-
morrow, leaving the wharf comparatively bare of
supplies. Sales of Red were made to-day at S5c,
while Silverskins rlnged from 81 to 81 25 q ctl
BKANs-1he market exhib IS scarcely any
activity. Sales Of 1876 SKIS poor Pea, 81 10
y ctl. We quote: Bayos, sl@1 Is; Butter,
81 I56l 20 for small and 81 3oal 40 for large
Castor, 50 1903 so; Lima, IS 5oa7; Pea, 81 l5C6
% Pink, al 05 Red, 81 i; small White, 81 10
al l21; large White, 81 % q cti.
VEdETABLEs-Bu few changes are reported. The
market is abund nty furnished, aud prices con-
tinus to rule in favor Of consumers We quote As
paragus, 75c@Sl 25 Summer SQUASH 25(a35c q
box Marrowfat Squash, $50 & ton Lima Beans Sc
to DC y n: Green Peas 3@S1c; String Beans, l@l4c
for Stockton, and 2a<a3e for market garden Arti.
chokes, 1oc O dozen; Parsnps, 81 y etl; Beets,
81 rs; Carrots Soc; Turnps, SOC y ctl
ctl Cucumbers 40a60c q box; Tomatoes 4O0f50c
q box for Faeavile, and 50a75c for Stockton Gar
lie, haze e. n; Green Corn, Sale for Yacave
and 15a2oc z dozen for bay shell Beans, 4c y ID;
Peppers SOC 7 box for Chile and 75c for bell Green
Okra, base a ID: Egg Plant, 50@75c q box.
FRUIT-Growers have no cause for complaint this
season. From the commencement the demand has
been unusually good, and in almost every instance
remunerative prices have been realized. Just now
the market begins to show scarcity OF many kinds,
but for some time yet several varieties will be in
sufficient quantity to supply all wants of the trade.
Only box or two OF cherries arrived to-day. Red
apples are scarce and wanted. Peaches are as yet
almost too hard to be palatable Scarcely chest Of
strawberries came this IN rfling. Currants may be
considered out of market, SO slim are consgnments.
Raspberres are irregular in price, according to
dition Blackberries are about the only description
that seem to drag, the ssppy being larger than the
demand while Gamers are not buying except at low
fgures. Wa.ermelons and cintaoupes far have
not made any great representation, though heavy
shipments expected in a few days. Grape make
poor exhibit. No bananas in market The follow
ing quotations for jobbins lots Apples, COARSE
y box for green, and 81 25fl 50 for red pears
75easl IS p box and G5a70c p basket; Bartlett do
81 2562 q box, and 81 u basket cantaloupes, s3d
Is q case; Sweetwater grapes, 75c@41 50 y
box crahappes, 6oaT5c % basket; watermelons,
- Set0 ia fOfR-1 DEtsf hoy
biackberries, 81 50Q13 so q chest; figs 50cd75c q
box nectarines, slal so q box; peaches in bxs 75d
81 q do in baskets, 60edSl; pums 59e75c u box
German prlnes, 75c@SI a basket; raspberries,
as 5e97 30 y chest currants, So u chest oranges
are quotable at S3ot35 q thousand for Tahiti
lemons, S9di0 y box for Sicily 81 5092 for Cali
fornia, and s4di so for Australian: lines, soar for
Mexican; pineappies, seg7 SO q dozen; tamarinds,
12dl5c q III.
HoNEY-The export demand has apparently sub
sided and the market is quiet and stationary. Re-
ceipts are less free, while late accounts from the
southern counties do not indicate very heavy
yield. We quote: Comb, 11@l3c; strained Cha
7tc q n
Decentralization is more less directed to
frkin and pcklsd qualities. The recent advance
in choi fresh dtiries does not appear hive much
curtaed demand. aud it is not improbable that light
supplies and good consumption glll shorty Justify
still further advance We quote Good 10 choice
2id25c for the usual run of cOnsguments, with Point
Reyes and fancy aries at 26d211c u b inferior to
or mary 1Sa20c, inside rate for mixed lots from
country stores. New frkin is quotable at 20a22Ic
q 10. Picked comes within the range OF 224a25c
Eastern is in light supply, and 1s92oc q u will
probably cove the bulk Of offerings
CngEsE-Stocl,s of Eastern are low. but supplies
are the way. Market steady. We quote: Cali
fornis, l2l 614c 2 II; Eastern, 16a13c Western
14al5e u ID.
EGGS NJ change in the situation Only candled
lots in sm2ll quantities will bring advance
prices We quote California, 22924c; salt Lake,
22@23c; Eastern, 20d2lc q dozen.
POILTRY-tf receipts at all free there would
be tumble in prices, the demand is anything
but urgent. We quote as follows: Turkeys, i6@l0c
for live roosters, S5a5 80 for Old and So 5017 for
young hens s. 5od7; broilers, s3a4 20, accord
ing to size; ducks, So 50Ii so z dozen geese,
81 50d2 . pair.
PRovIsioss-Ti.e market for meat products is firm
at quotations, and California hams, as well as East
I'm breakfast bacon, higher. The demand is
active for the interior trade, and our local packers
are suy engag 10 enable them to keep up with it.
Eastern Hams, 15l@i6ie; California Hams liza
l1ac; Eastern Breakfist3acon, l2lta12sc; California
smoked Bacon, l1@ll4c for heavy and medium and
l2@I21c for light aud extra light; Clear Sides, IL
ollie; Pork, Sl2@l2 80 for Extra Prime, S156
Il 50 for Prime Mess, $50 for Mess, 81 for Clear
sl4a15 U Dbl; Mess Beef, so so for bbls and 500
so for hf bbls Extra Mess Beef, Sl2d12 so;
Family Beef, sl4al4 so q bb; California Smoked
Beef, II 3l2kc q Ii; Beef Tongues, IS q dozen;
Eastern Lard 11a1sc 9 h for I'll sizes and styles of
packages California do, 10 Ii cs 103c ID cs lie
pals, 114al:c royal DO, 12al94c y ID.
NooL-ins tone OF the market Is gerera'iy strong.
Buyers are dsp sed to he more LIBERAL in their
views, but advance IN values is anticipated. The
demand is mainly for ine grades. Small parcels Of
Oregon have changed hands, though not sufficient
in amount to give any correct index of
the market, which may be termed very
quiet. We quote: 16@19c for bury, 2O@2lIc
for Slightly bnrry and 22@24c for free southern aud
San joaquin. Northern is quotahe at 24026c for
ordinary heavy grades viii choice Humboldt ranges
from 30c to 33;c Siskyou, 2S030c; Washington Ter
rtory 25a25c. Eastern Oregon sells at ISa23c for
inferior, and &c for choice. Fine light fleece
Valleys come within limit OF 33@34c, while com
mon grades are nonnaliy 31c T. b.
San Francisco Meat Market
Fresh beef and mut'on are abundant and prices
unchanged. Fresh pork is shade lower, owing to
larger supplies. Following rates for whole car
casses from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEy-Prime, 5la6c; medium grades, 41@5c;
inferior, sic . n.