Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-14

into notice. and it is not unlikely that this descrip-
ton will form the basis Of more or less extensive
speculative operations in the near future Opinions
OF values are somewhat conflicting Choice bay Is
said to be selling local account 81 CO. and sales
of some 500 tons were reported at this figure to-day
On call 205 tons No. recorded at 81 IS, buyer
1882, while one lot Of 100 toas went at 81 521. A
private sale Of 1000 ctls reported as having
been made Saturday at 81 so. For Decembtr
deliveries 81 SGT was asked against 81 53l bid
Feed continues 10 afford occasion for liberal opera
tions and prices kept fairly steady, though the
ket to-day had somewhat less buoyant tone than
last week. Sales include 200 tons No. Feed, No.
vember, 81 As; 100 do December, 81 49i; 800 do,
81 40 100 do, 81 4S4; 100 do, 81 As; 100 do jan
uhry, 81 3d. 900 do 81 81 loo do buyer the season.
81 572; 200 do. 81 SIT . ctl.
Business at the Grain Exchange was both active
and extensive, the sales retcning 100 tons. Trad
ing WIS all on December account, embracing 800
tons No. Feed, 81 AZ 200 do, 81 46a 100 DO,
81 &c q ctl.
oATs-There is no scarcity of offerings but hold
ers are not pressing sales. We quote: Fair feed,
81 70@l rs; good, 81 759l SO; choice, 81 S5@1 so
g ctl.
az % for No. and 81 75a1 90 for No. grade.
CoRS-Quotable at 81 624f@1 IS o ctl for Yellow.
Market quiet and prices easy
BUCKwHEAT-S2 q etl.
HAY-Alfalfa, Sl2aI3 so Wheat, l66l7; Wild
| oat, SIS 5eGl6; Mixed, sl2@l4 q ton.
HoPs-Ihere was more pressing inquiry on the
part OF buyers this morning, and IL was reported
that 81 % was being offered for good lots.
SEEDs-Austard, IS 25d3 SO for Brown and 81 IS
a 80 for Yellow; Canary, 5s@6c; Hemp, 5a53c /;
Rape, 2i9Sc; Timothy. Sa9c for native and log
lie for imported; Alfalfa, 1O@l2ic: Flax, 3a33c
q Il.
PoTAToEs-Riyer Red, 6Ogsoc; Early Rose, goa
81 05 Petaluma and Tomaes, 90c@S1 Garnet
chile, 9ocgsl; Peerless, Sl9l 10; Sweet, 81 l24@
l % q ctl.
oNIoSs-Choice are quotable at 60@7Oc q ctl, with
inferior at sea &c q sack
BEASs-Market shade firrer. Bayos, So 75ai 4;
Butter s3@S % Tor small, aud IS 3Oa3 80 for large
lima m a. D, rttNE -Esy D.
Red, g 1893; small White, q 1893 % large
White. 81 50e2 IS 4 ctl.
DRIED PEAS Miles, ssaS 80; Blackeye, saaS SO
ell.
VEGETABLES Marowfat Squash. s891O o ton /;
Carrots, 30aiOc: Turnips, 7Sc@Sl y Gti Cauli.
flower, 75e@Sl y ioz; Cabbage, 5oG75c . ctl !;
Peas. 2!gSc q n; Green Peppers, 50e@s1 q box I;
Tomatoes, 25G30c o box; Celery, SOC . dozen !;
String Beans, Hose q b Lima Beans, &c q h I;
Green Corn, 75e@sl box okra, 75c@sl Egg
Plant, 7ocd$1 q box Dried 0kra, l6Cd20c q ID !;
Dry Peppers 15GlSc q II.
FRUIT-WAs poorly represented this morning In
quiry Light. Apples, 3gs6oc for common and 758
Strawberries. s7@lO . chest; Grapes, 3o@5Oc for
common, and 75c6tSl g box for choice kinds;
Wine Grapes, S29933 tton Lemons, IS 5097 80 for
Sicily and sS b box for California; Lines, s5@6 SO
U box for Mexican; Tomarinds, 1898 3 u
Bananas. e263 SO q bunch; Mexican Oranges, S20G25
o thousand California, 81 25G2 rs q box. New
crop Western Cranberries are at hand, offering at
Sl5@I7 q Dbl
DRIED FRUIr-Fair demand for the several
varieties. Sun-dried Apples, SIC for sliced and
43c for quartered; Alden and Plummer, o6l0c !;
Aprcots, I3Gl4c; Blackberries l2c; Figs 6a7c
for pressed and 3G4c for impressed; Smyrna do i6@
l9c; Nectarines, l3c; Peaches 10, for peeled
and 7@7Ic for unpeeled Pears 6Cq7c for whole and
&c g u for sliced do, machine dried, SGl0c
Pums, ll@1l3c for pitted and 3lG4c for un-
pitted; German Prunes, sd9c; French Prunes,
l0g10lc q II; new crop Raisins s292 rs = box.
HoNEY-Comb, l4Gl7c. extracted, 7dl0c q n.
BUITER-The late reduction in the price of fresh
Butter caused more general consumption, and as
supplies for the closing days OF last week less
free, the market as consequence is reported to be
well cleaned up. Prices of such descriptions are a
shade dearer, with fair prospect Of continuance.
Fancy, SIZE; choice, 4G35c fair to good 74G30s
inferior lots from country stores 24Gz7ie; frkin,
29g30c for good to choice, and 25&27ic for ordia-
ary picked roll, 27l@30c Eastern, 20d25c q 70.
| oLEoMAR6ARINR-Quot at 23c in firkins ard
| 25c u ID in rolls.
CHEEsE-Quite steady California, 139l4c for
choice 10@l2!c for fair TO good do, factory, in
boxes, l5Gl6c Eastern, l69I7c; Western, S9124c
| q ID.
EGGs-The week opens with fairly strong tone
California, choice, 46dlSc interior, 4c@45c; East
ern, 324@374c; Lime, 274@SOc y dozen.
PouLTRY-Receipts light. Prices unchanged. Live
Turkeys, gobblers, 15@l7c; do Hens. 159l6c /;
Roosters s5 5996 SO for old, and s6@7 90 for young
Hens So 50aSi Broilers, s4@5, according TO size !;
Ducks, S65s7 so e dozen; Geese, s1@1 Is o pair !;
Goslings, 81 50d2 y pair.
GANE-No hsavY supplies coming forward.
prl;es are steady. Quail, Sl@l % dozen /;
Mallard Ducks. S494 so; Grey Geese, 81 5Oa3 ;
White Geese, 81 25@1 so; Brandt, 81 25dl so ;
Sprigs, 81 50g3; Teal 81 25ge1 SO wideeon, 81 25@
! so; Hare. 81 1892 25; Rabbits, 81 25@1 rs o
dozen.
PRovIsIoys-We quote: Eastern Hams 193@2oc
o H. California Hams, 16tGl62c for plain, and
l6I@l7c for sugar.cured canvased; Eastern Break
fast Bacon, 174alSc; California Smoked Bacon,
l6!@l62c for heavy and medium, and I71@lSe
for light and extra light; Clear sides, Ie@16jc Perk
s2l 5Oa22 for Extra Prime, S24a25 for Prime Hess,
s25@25 so for Mess, 27 for Clear, s2Sd28 so for Ex
TIA Clear; Pigs' Feet 316@1s . bbl Mess Beet, Sl4
sI4 5O@15; Family Beef, sl6@i6 so q Dbl; Cali,
tornia Smoked Beet, 14@11ic Q Ii; Beef Tongues,
10 5o@lo g dozen; Eastern Lard, Isle for tierees
and l63917c q ID for pals California do, lO-A
tins, l4G15c; 5-fo do, 15dl5Ac; pals, l668l68c
kegs, l5gl5Ic; Royal do 16t@16Ic FOR I0-E l6I@i6i
Tor 5.fh, and 162@l7c 3 ID for BIB pals.
WooI-Situation unchanged. Stock large and
demand nominal. We quote spring.