Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-23
COMMERCIAL.
So, rrauc,sco Produce n .rea.

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FlOuRaBest City E snasre s Isa s Bakers
Interior Extra, 81 SOFA 70; Interior super6ne,
g 5oa4 Oregon Extra, 81 1904 70; Oregon SUI
periine, So 75@4; Wal a walia Extra, 81 5Oa4 rs
@ Dbl
wHEAr-The we ok has generally been a dsap-
pointment to OPERATORS. There has been but one
day on which tie volume of business assumed any
magnitude, chile prices have shown no apprscia-
ton Offerings Of choice parcels are not numerous,
as holders receive no encouragement from buyers
at asking prices Very little first quality has
changed hands since Monday. Operators nave
mainly contented themselves with low. grace oe-
scriptions. sales to-day embrace SUI Gus no. z,
81 SIS: POO do, 81 321 1000 do, of grade, 81 %
r 400 do. 81 22I q ell. We quote: No: !, II S74
al 40, with an advance for choice milling No. 2,
| 81 32101l 80 q ctl.
| BAKiEr-The market is not neglected. The in
| oniry though not pressing, is continuous, and
stocks are gradually being lightened Many holders
have given up expecting any immediate advance,
and are willing to accommodate buyers at ruiihg
| prices The best sale made in long while was
| erected to day by the transfer of 600 bays bay
| brewing at 81 20 A round lot of 1000 bags good
/ feed changed hands at SS3c, while another lot OF
100 sacks went at SIZE, and smaller amount Of
300 sacks sold at S5c q ctl We quote: Feed, 500
! 9Oc Brewing, 81 10al 20; Chevalier, 81 15@l 20
for choice Standard Bay and s5c@sl 10 for Coast
| OArs-Market steady and price firm. To day $
receipts include about 1000 SKIS Oregon. Sales OF
6l SKIS Oregon and 40 do California at the uniform
| rate of 81 SIS q ctl. We quote: Humboldt 81 4o
| Gl GO: coast, 81 S5@1 so oregon and Washington
Territory, 81 40@sI 55; Surprise, 81 oo9l ~ g
| ctl.
CoRx-Dull Offerings fair, but no buyers. We
ouote 81 O2I6l 05 for large, and 81 074@i 10 for
small Yellow; White, 81 Is 9 ctl.
RYE-S1 3OGl 40 q ctl.
| BucKwHEAT-sl 75@2 e ctl.
| HAY-S6 so to Sll So
HoPs-l5d2F@ q d.
SEEDs-Mus. 81 coal 70 for Yellow, and
81 45gl IS for Brown Canary, 39@33c; Hemp, SC !;
| 4.
lOallc for imported; Flax, 2@2ac; Alfalfa, 16a@
lie Q h.
| scrptions New were quite weak day. as buyers
did not care to carry stocks to next week. To-
| males 6O665c; Petaluma, 50d65c; Humboldt, S0@
s5c for Red 60@75c for Kidney and s0@S5c for Peach
blow; Oregon and Puget Sound, COARSE 9 ctl I;
New Potatoes, 1@llc d d.
| OSIoNs-Saies OF new California were reported on
the wharf this morning at range of s5cdsl q ctl.
| BEANs-Small Butter have changed hands at
81 55. We quote job lots as follows. Bayos, SIZE
@sl Is; Butter, 81 5o@1 IS for small, and 81 coo
i 65 for large Castor, 1898 so; Lima g 20@2 so ;
Pea, g 40@2 so; Pink, S59S71c; Red, S5@S72c;
small White, g 40@2 so; large White, s2@2 10 o
ctl
yEGErABLEs-Low rates are still the rule Supplies
generally large Green Peppers 25@30c q d Mar.
rowfat Squash, s16 q ton; Artichokes 10c q dozen
Parsnips 75c; Beets 75c Carrots, $4,000; Turnips,
50@60c D ctl Caulihower, 60d75c dozen Cabbage,
81 . ctl Garlic, 2@2.c; Green Peas, 13@2cs b !;
nhubarb, 81 q bX; Tomatoes, 10dl2tc o h :;
Summer Squash, 27Ad5Oc o box String Beans 5o@
75c q sack Asparagus, 50cGSl . box; Cucumbers,
10c for ordinary and 12k920c o dozen for choice.
FRulr-New apples are coming forward, the first
shipment of the season being sent in from P. 4.
0dells Vacaville ranch. Peaches slow of sale,
being too green for eating purposes Blackberries
arrive in very bad order and sell at nominal price.
Pringle Apricots continue to decline. Cherries
in large supply and dealers willing to shade to
avoid carrying stock. No LINES in market. April
cots, S5@5oe 2 box for Fringe and 10
= basket; Cherries, 4@7c for common and So
12Ic q ID for choice; CurTants S597 q chest !;
Gooseberries, 33@4c for common, and 6@7c q
ID for English Raspberries, lo@l5c 4, basket
respectively for Newcastle and San Jose Peaches,
15920c q II; Cherry Plums, S1@l so q box ;
Strawberries, SIGH q chest for ordinary, S15 for
Chile variety; Lemons, S2@3 9 box for California,
$50 e box for the Sicily description
bunch; Cranberries. s1S@14 . Dbl; California
Oranges, 81 50a3 . box; Tahiti do, s12@l5 q
NJ; Sugar Cane, 81 6o@2 Q bunch; Pineapples.
S7@S o dozen.
HoSEY-Comb, 11@13c; strained, 5@ec for dark,
and 6a7c o ID for white.
BUrrER-The week has passed away to general
satisfaction. Prices are better maintained than
most dealers expected. IL must be understood,
however, that there is buoyant feeling. We
quote 21@22c for ordinary, and 22!@2Slc
. 10 for good to choice, with fancy brands
selling at small advance inferior lots from country
stores, 19@20c; frkin,- 23@24c q ID.
CHEEsE-Buyers have the advantage. California,
1O@l11c; do in drums, l4@15c; Eastern, 17@2oc;
Western, 14dl5c o h.
EGes-The market is shade softer to day. Con-
signment3 Of Eastern at hand, and about 100 cs
Oregon came on the two steamers yesterday. Cali
fornia, 22d24c; Oregon, 21!d22c; Eastern and
Utah, 22ic q dozen.
PoUITRY-No deviation in values Live Turkeys,
gobblers, 14gl7c; do, Hens, 14@16c; dressed,
l5@17c . n BOOSTERS, S5@5 so for old and sS so
| @l0 for young; Hens, IS soar; Broilers, g 5oa
8 so, according to size; Ducks. s5d6 q dozen !;
Geese, s1@l 80 o pair for old and s2@2 80 for young
| GAMB-MoyemeHt somewhat slow. Snipe, Sl@s
! l Is for common, and 81 50@3 q dozen for En-
glish; Hare, s2@2 so; Rabbits, 81 2591 so q
dozen.
WooI-Boston kilograms report steadier Tone
without any change in values. Manufacturers were
not appreheusive Of any lack of supply. Sales for
the week in that market footed up $500, 900 lbs.
Nothing new in the local market. We quote
az follows; Choice free Northern, 25@27c /;
slightly defective do 2la23c; Calaveras and Foot
| hill Woods, 23id25c; choice San Joaquin, l9d21c /;
fair do, 17@1S4c; Southern Coast choice, 1Sl920c
| fair do, l7(dlSc q b.