Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-16

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SEEDS Mustard, 81 771@1 IS for Yellow, and
Sc Rape. 21@22c; Timothy. s@9c for native, and
lo@11c for imported Alfalfa, 10@l2c; Flax, "a
DC . b.
PorAroRs -petaluma, s1@1 20; To,nales. sl@ 100 !;
River Red. 9ocasl; Early Rose, 7o@s5c; Hum
boldt, 81 25@1 30; Cuffey Cove, 81 25@1 81! /;
Salinas Blues, 81 25@1 35 Sweet, 75c@s1 e ctl.
ONIONS Choice could not be sold to-day at over
75c, while poor went as low as SOC 2 etl.
BEAss--Reeeipts are enlarsing: We quote lots
small, a for large; Castor, ssas 25; Lima, s. SO
as "a; Pea So 1903 so Pink. 81 s24; Red, 81 so
@1 90; small White, s3 1898 so; large White, $50
25 . ctl.
yEesrABLKs-M -Marrowfat Squash, $500 for poor
and s12@14 : ton for choice Dried Peppers, 1s92oc
g fb Artichokes, 25c o dozen ParsniPs, 75e@Si ;
Beets. Csc; Carrots, 35@50c: Turnlps, 75c ctl !;
Caulifower 5o@75c Q ioz; Cabbage. 6o9S5c 9 ctl !;
Garlic, &c . h Green Peas, 69sc q b; Tomatoes,
15@25c q box.
FRUIr-Strawberries sold irregularly to-day. Re-
ceipts were light but early transfers realized S12
while for later business sS had to be accepted. A
small invoice of Australian Oranges completes fairly
with the Mexican article. Some old crop of the
tive product is also in the market. few boxes Of
this seasons California have come to hand, though
hardly fit for table use. Choice co1signments may
soon be expected. Apples, 30@5oc for common, and
75c@S1 25 box for good to choice; Pears 50c@S1 I;
Grapes 75c@S1 25 g box Strawberries, ,SSd12 @ chit
Lemons S9d11 for Malaga, and 81 5093 so q box
for California; Lines, s5@6 . box for Mexican,
and 50c@s1 @ box for California Mexican Oranges,
s25@?o q N; Sydney do, s3odS5 . NJ Tanarinds,
I29l5c o D !; Bananas. s2 50d4 o bunch !: Gran
berries. s16@l7 u bbl: Pineapples. s7@S q dozen.
HoSEY-Market very quiet. Stocks not heavy,
but more than enough for trade purposes. Comb,
13@1se; extracted, 7@Sc for dark, and 9@10c q b
for white.
BuTTER-The lowering of the rates for fresh
dairies has not helped much in clearing up stock.
Receipts coming forward daily in excess Of the
| demand, and quotations are necessarily weak in
| consequence. Fancy, 4ec; good to choice, 325
a37tc; inferior lots from country stores, 25@30c
firkn 30d35c picked roll, 323@35c; Eastern, is
| @25c q II; New York State, 321c; creamery do,
| 3l@32Ic q ID.
| CHEEsE-Steady at annexed fgurss. California,
13@l5c; do IN drums, l5c; Eastern, l5@2Qc; West
| erp, I4idl5c q h.
Eeos-Dealers report SOC as the ruling rate,
though occasionally box sells at 29c q dozen more
Several eonsignments of Eastern over due. il
they arrive in good order the market may weaken,
| but il they come at all in poor condition the price
| OF the home product will be well sustained.
| POULTRY = The market is very fiat: Live
Turkeys, gobblers, 13@14c; do Hens, 12@l3e
dressed do, 12@14c Q b; Roosters: "a 5oa5 30
to size; Ducks, si@5 . dozen; Geese, 81 75@
| 2 25 Is pair.
GAMK-The weather has bad influence on trade,
and buyers are hard to find. We quote: Nal
25; Honkers, 50 5o@4; Brant and White
Geese, 81 so; Grey Geese 81 so; Teal, 81 25@1 so
Quail 75c; Sprig, 81 25; Widgeon, sia1 10
Snipe, SOC for common and 81 5o9l 20 tof Ehgish
Hare, 81 1922; Rabbits. sl@1 so o dozen.
| WooL-For the past week there has been quiet
trade and a fair amount of business has been done,
| chiefly in good mountain and foothill wool, with
good staple and style and free OF defects as possible
This class OF stock will eventually find fair market
| among the scourers, as they can use up all good
wool before the spring clip reaches here again. AS
| to inferior southern and San Joaquin defective
stock there is no trade forit and at present writing
it is difficult to say where or when the outlet will
be. Nominally, quotations for the low grade woods
are 9Gsl2c but at even these low rates buyers are
not attracted. No northern wool OF consequence
has reached the market yet, and our quotations
| for such descriptions therefore nominal We
hear of sales at Cloverdale of large line of seec
tIous at 1S@I9c. Humboldts arriving freely,
but as yet there have been no transactions. Sales
are reported to the aggregate of 100000 lbs, chiefly
mountain Wool, ct range of 12916c . b. We
quote follows: San joaquin, 9@13c; Southern
bury, 11@I5c Northern Free 10 a1Sc fer good and
| 19@2Cc for choice Mountain free, 13GlGc, as tc
shrinkage; Nevada free, 15@1sc: Lamb, l3@l6c
Eastern Oregon Lamb, 20925c Valley do, 259 2Sc
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