Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-12

November. .......-.......... l 26f 81
December 49,. ........--.... 49,, 30
January ....,................ 80
Buyer s.2.-.-..........-.-. 80 l 30
Seller 1889. ............. -. 2os %
No. 2 Feed
oeptenper .-.....-........... 10 l 209
octooer. ..--....-- .....-.... 81
pecemoer......... ......,. l 224 l 233
No. 3 Chevalier-
September.......... / Is 90
oATs-Supplies are not excessive, but the market
is not strong. Holders have well maintained values
far though the opinion is general that lower rates
not far off, Spot lots range from 81 65 to 81 70
for fair to good feed qualities Extra choice would
bring trifle more. No business was done on call
to-day.
CoRS-The market has been so long in condition
OF inactivity, that trifng inqury this morning
naturally occssioned comment. 1t is understood
that over 800 bags large Yellow changed hands
through private sources at 81 IS q ct On cali
81 Sc was offered, but holders are ASKING 81 62I.
Small transactions have lately been Effected within
range of 81 As al So o ctl
RYE; ferngs are fair, but the demand is light.
small let Of l20 bags found buyer to-day at 81 O5,
which Ii considered the top of the market.
HAY--Alfalfa Sll@1S; Wheat, sl4@l5 Wild Dat,
sl2adl3; Stable. slO9t12 q ton.
HoPs-The limit OF BUYERS il claimed TO be 35c
| for Territories and Ace for California Dealers are
not anxious 10 neeotats futures at less than 421Cn
45c for California and 4oe42lc . Ii for Washington
Territory and OREGON.
sExDs-Duli. We quote: Mustard, 81 eoa2
for yellow Canary, 6Gsoic; Hemp, &c; Rape, FAC
| So Timothy. 79sc for native, and 99loc Tor i'm
| ported: Alfalfa. l4@!6c: Flax, 2ta2ac . n.
PoTAroEs- Market fairly steady. Wharf are as fol.
| lows; Early Rose, in Sacks 50dS0c; boxes 75caSI
y ctl Garnet Chile, 75@s0c . ct Sweet, &c q Ii.
ONIONS Sverskins in large supply and lower
In price, selling at 65@75s o ctl. Red range from
| 35c to 45c per sack.
BKAss-We quote: Bayos, 81 50a2 70 Butter.
g 6o93 70 for small, and "a for large Lima IS rs
| a; Pea, s4@4 %; Pink, 50 40Co2 As; Red, 81 40
az As small White. s4g4 Is ; large White, s3 %
| as 60 y ctl.
VEeETABLEs-All varieties make liberal exhibit.
We quote Marrowfat Squash, S7al0 o ton !;
| Articnokss, 25@50c y sack Parsnies, 81; Beets,
75c Carrots 50a65c Turnips. 75casl . ctl Cauli-
| flower, 81 y dozen Cabbage. 75c9Sl e etl Garlic,
| l@l1e y b Cucumbers, 25@4oc q box Green Peas
| 2o3c @ h: Green Peppers, 50a75c q box: Toma.
toes, 25a4oc . box; Spinach, 25c Q sack !; Celery
75c . dozen; Summer squash, 40Ct50c . box; ;
| String Beans, Haze q h Green Corn 5@lFc Il
| dozen okra, case b Egg Plant, 75cdSl 9 box.
FRUfT-Peaches make ace display, and find
| pretty good custom. Bartlett Pears are arriving
| quite freely, and lower rates prevail Plums CON
| tinue to be drug. The market is fairly deluged
with consgnments Of good sizs and choice quality
Large quantities are daily csrted to the dumping
giounds for want of buyers. Strawberries for.
ward sparingy, but sell readily. good sprinklng
of poor ekberries is seen around for which our
lower quotation can scarcely be obtained. Grapes
are not popular at present, and move of rather
slowly The warm weather occasions good demand
for Melons White Figs are being thrown away
while Black meet but limited inquiry. Apples 25faoc
9 basket, and 5oc@Sl box; P.ars 250i4oc d basket
and 40G60c o box Bartlett, .oa5oc q basket and
| 72c@Sl q box; Nectarines, 75cdsI q box; Straw
| berries, Sl0G12 y chest; Raspberries SS{dlI .
chest; Peaches, 4od6oc y box and 35@40c . basket
| for common, 60a70c for Crawford; Figs,
30975c y box; Grapes. 50G75c for common, 75cCs
81 for Black Hamburg. 7sc@Sl IS for Rose of Peru
and si@1 SO . box for Muscat; Piums, l5@
| Soc q box; Blackberries, S4a5 q chest Apri-
| cots, 1AG2e D ID; Watermelons, s4aS Q loo;
Catalogues, 15c@S1 25 b crate; Lemons, SOLO b
box for sicily ana 1902 so for California; Lines,
| 81 506S b box for Mexican; Tamarinds. l2dlSc
| b; bananas. q 60@4 y bunch Pineapples. s6@
| s o dozen.
DRIED FRUr-Attention is directed to ripe varie.
ties just now, and dealers are not disappointed at
| the absence of custom. We quote Sun-dried
Apples 5@6lc for sliced 4@5c for quartered Alden
BIackberries, i4@l6c; Figs, fa7c Tor pressed
and Sa4c for impressed; Smyrna do, l6@
l9c; Nectarnes, l2alSc; Peaches, l4dl7c for peeled
and 5a6c for unpeeled; Pears 6a7c for whole and
7a7lc y h for sliced; do, machine dried, loc !;
Plums, 11e12c for pitted and 4@6c fer un-
| ptted; German Prunee, Sd9c; French Prunee
| 1o@l1c . h; California Raisns, common lay
1 ers, are quoted as follows for cash g. so for
whole, with the usual addition Of 25c SOC and 75c
| for halves, quarters and eighths. London layers
sell at advance of 25o all round. The customary
| discount is made on large purchases
HoNEY-Very quiet. We quote: Comb 14al7c
| extracted 70Sc % b.
| BUrrER-The marke. is in very good shape and
fair trade is reported within range of prices
Arrivals from Point Reyes brought 3y5c two Gays
ago, and efforts to slightly advance other dairies
we're partially successful. It must be something
| extra. go dealers say that he placed above
| our figures OF medium grades there are more
than enough for immediate wants. We quote
Fancy, 33G35c . h choice, 3o@32kc; fair to good
27le29c inferior lots from country stores, 23@25c
drkin. 2963lc for good to choice new and 25a27ic
for ordiaar, picked roll, 3o@S21c; Western, 1870
22jc q D.
| CHxEss-Steedy at former rates We quote prices
as follows: California, l3Gl4c for choice 11@l2c
for fair to good do factory, in boxes, 16ta17c !;
| Eastern, 16alSc Western, ll9l5c . Ii.
EGas--Good qualities hold up well, but poor lots
have no value, offerings Of the latter as low as zoe
do not attract buyers California, choice, 29a3lc
Interior, 25@27ic Western, 22ia27le . dozen.
PoULrRY-For two days the market has assumed
| q buoyant tone, and all consignments have been
worried of at slightly increased rates Dealers do
not believe advanced figures can be long tanned
We quote: Live Turkeys. gobblers, 1so20c; Hens,
lGalsc Roosters s8G7 for old and 50 50@S so for
young Hens, s7es; Broisrs, ss 5o@5 50. &C nd
ing to size: Ducks, s4a6 y dox: Geese. Sl91 rs y
pair; aosling,, 81 75@2 rs . pair.
GANB-Steady. We quote follows: Hare,
81 75@2 Is ; Rabbits, sietl so o dozen Doves, so
| @75c o dozen Venis1n Sdl2c D II
| PRovBIoNs-The demand is quite active with
values strong. We quote as follows: Eastern
/ Hams. 17tglStc . b; California Hams, l5i@l6c for
plain, and l6tal7clfor sugarcured canvased; East
ern breakfast Bacon, T918c; California Smoked
Bacon, I6al63c for heavy and medium, and 179l7.e
for light and extra light Clear Sides i69l64c; Perk
t2l@21 50 for Extra Prime. S24@25 for Prime Mess.
ss5@2b SO Ton Mess 90 for Clear and sz7ae3 for Ex
ira Clear; Pigs Feet, s16als y Dbl; Mess Beef, Sl3
for bbls and a for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef,
S4el4 so; Family Beef, si6@18 so y Dbl; Cali.
fornia Smoked Beef, 14&@15c n Beef Tongues,
% 5o@1o dozen; Eastern Lard, Ice for tierces
and 17@l73c b for pals !; California do, Ion
| tins, 14@l5c; 6-D 90, l59l5}c; pals, 16a1o}c
kegs, I5@l5&c Royal do. l6a16ac for 10-n, 161@i6i
\ for b-n, and 16}a17c b for 3-b pals
/ Wo9L-The market for the past week has been
very dull one, and no sales worth mentioning have
occurred in either California or Oregon descriptions
The views Of buyers said to be fairly strong on
all choice clips, and while quotations cannot be
lowered on any one class, II is generally admitted
| that concessions our figures would have to be
made In order to effect any important sales An
Oregon paper reports the transfer at Portland to
leading San Francisco house of somes3 900 rs Pierce
county clip at 24c = b. We quote:
| Humboldt and Mendocino, y D........s e@yc
SonomA. Observation-Disclosures. .25da6