Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-03

January. Observation-Disclosures. l 023 / 03t
Seller 1888. Observation-Disclosures. 9Sa 9S5
Buyer 1881. .............. L UO1 10
Seller the season. ...'..'..... W 955
Buyer the season. ............ l liz III
Sales of 100 tons No. l Feed, seller 1885, at 9S4c
and 200 do at Csc q ctl.
OATs-Offerings are free at the moment, and the
indications are more favorable than otherwise for
still further liberal supplies. Already have re-
ceived shipment of 900 bags from Washington
Territory The quality of Oats from this district,
which is large feeder of San Francisco, promises
to be unusually good this season, owing to the alb
sence of heavy rains in the northern country.
Should shippers from the Territory send forward
free consignments it is only reasonable to assume
that prices under such circumstances must still fur
Their recede. We quote: Surprise and Milling 81 90
al IS; No l, 81 45@1 SIS; No. 2, 81 35S1 As;
Black, 81 SOa1 40 +7ctl.
CoRN-There is literlly nothing doing. The price
for large Yellow is nomnally 81 so, but one holder
tired of waiting, recently found it difficult task to
find buyer at 81 As, in order to close up accounts
Small Yellow is held at about 81 GOAL So, but no.
body seems to want it.
RYE-There is no lack Of offerings Sales slew.
Quotabe at 81 3091 IS q ctl.
SRKDs-Mustard, 81 1903 for Brown and 81 25
for Yellow; Canary, 4s@5c; Hemp, 4c; Rape, II to
25c; Timothy, S99c for imported; Alfalfa, l35c
Flax, 2ka23c q n.
HAY-Thomas j. Lee, Secretary of the Hay Ex-
change. reports the receipts for September as fol-
lows
By water, tons. $3.50
Southern Pacific Railroad Observation-Disclosures. 22S2
Central Pacific Railroad. ................ 1,O97
South Pacific Coast Railroad ................. 400
North Pacific Coast Railroad. .............. 100
Total ......................12 $50
We quote Alfalfa, sSaIO; Wheat slOai3; wild
Dat, sl1@l2 so; Barley sS@11; Mixed, s8@l0 q ton.
HOPs-There is very little trading. The inquiry
is who ly confined to local wants. Quotabe at 10 9
zoe q NJ
Po1AToRs-Light receipts Of all kinds Early Rose
are doing better River Reds are in demand for ship
n1an Y ed III at iona
Early Rose, 45@60c; River Reds, 70@S0c Peerless,
10000; Garnet Chile, SO@85c Sweet, 81 2591 SO
q ctl.
ONIONS Demand very light. Quotable at 4O950c
BRANs-There is no marked change in prices
This morning there were liberal arrivals OF Whites
and Bayos from, the river, aggregating some 5000
bags But this large quantity was apparently easily
moved, as we hear of no lowering of values. We
quote: Bayos, 50 25; Butter, s3 Is; Pinks,
SO 20d3 30 Red. 81 5092 IS Pea and small White,
81 60d2 20 Lima, 50 IS o ctl.
VEGETABLEs-C Changes at the moment are few
and unimpertant. Supplies are not in excess OF
market wants. and trade therefore keeps regular.
Lima Beans, S4@4c q n; Green Corn, 15@1sc
SIZE; Turnips, 75c@s1 ctl Beets 81 9 ctl Parsnips
81 q ct Cauidower, 6O@75c . dozen Cab.
oage, 81 10@1 rs . ctl Garlic, 11@2c . n Celery,
SOC q dozen Dried okra, 20@25e; Green Okra, 5@
q box; Green Peas, 393lc q ID; Tomatoes, 509
Csc q box Cucumbers. 60d75c q box Egg Plant,
40d50c o box; String Beans, 3d4c o h Summer
Squash, 40@50c q box; Marrowfat Squash, $S@10
q ton.
-Watermelons are very plentiful. Mex
lean Lines are also well represented OF other
varieties, however, the supply is none too
large. Figs, 5Oc@s1 IS q box; Grapes, 5oc@
81 % . box; Apples, 4Oc@s1 Is o box Pears,
5oc@sl . box; Bartlett do, 81 1902 25 o
box; Ounces, sl@1 25 g box; Plums, "A
&c o NJ Strawberries, s10@l2; Blackberries,
ssglo; Lemons, ssa9 so for Sicily; Caifor.
MIA Lemons, 81 5o@2 o box I; Mexican Lines, ss9
0 so o box; Tamsrinds, 12@l3c y D; Bananas.
II 1893 q bunch; California Oranges. s2d2 25 .
box; Watermelons, s4g6 o hundred; Catalogues,
Sl@1 so u case.
DRIED FRUrr-Beyond fair jobbing trade at I'M
changed rates there is nothing TO report Sun-dried
Apples, 7G74c b h. for sliced, and 6@64c for quar-
Blackberries, 113@12c; Figs, &c for pressed
and 4G5c for impressed; Smyrna, 16@19c; Nee
tarines l091lc; Peaches, 15@16, for peeled
and 10AG1lc for unpeeled Pears, 596c for whole
and 7@8c for sliced /; machine dried, 10G121c;
Plums, 11i@12c for pitted and l@a3c for unpitted
German Prunes 9910c; French Prunes, 11@111c o
b Raisns, 81 so for loose Muscatel and 81 1892 q
box for London Layers, with the usual advance
for fractional bexes
HoHgY-Moderate inquiry. Extracted 71(dSc o
b for choice Comb 13(6i7c q ID.
BUTTBR-The best grades firmly held. Picked
descriptions are receiving attention, and the
market for this peculiar quality exhibits more
buoyaut tendency and it is not unlikely that higher
basis OF values will be established within week.
Fancy, 47395oc; good TO choice, 40d45c fair 309
SIZE; inferior lots from country stores I9G24c;
frkin 24@26c for choice 20a22Ic for fair to good
and l7G19c for common picked roll, 269271c;
Eastern. l4d1Sc y h.
CHEEsB-Good qualities are rather scarce, and adj
vanced rates are being asked for certain brands.
California, l24Gl5c forcnoice 10l@11Ic for fair to
good; do, factory, In boxes, l4@l6c; Eastern, 15s
Ice v h.
is still more or less crowded with poor class of
offerings. California, 424d45c for choice 32@SSc
for fair to good aad 274d30c for ordinary quality;
Eastern, 274aSoc; Salt Lake, 28@SOc; oregon,
321G35c q dozen.
PouLrRY-Al arrivals are readily taken at quo
tations. Live Turkeys, gobblers, 2l@24c; do
Hens, 2O@22c; BOOSTERS, &c to 90 so for old, and
s. 50d7 for Young Hens, s7ds; Broilars, e. 500
so. according to size; Ducks, s7@s; Geese, 81 rs
a. % b pair.
GAMH-A consignment Of Grouse, first of the sea-
son, received to-day, selling at IS o dozen.
Other kinds find good custom at current rates.
venison, 7a10c . 10 Quail, 90 Q dozen Doves,
75caSl o do zen: Hare, S2G2 so (; Rabbits. a1Gdl rs
y doz; Teal. 81 5Oa2; Sprigs, 81 5o@3; widgeon,
81 5062 Msllards, Si@5 Q dozen.
PROVISIONS The market is active, with steady
demand for both interior and export trade Beef
products firm at quotations. Eastern Hams are
scarce and firm at the prices quoted Heavy Bacon
HAMS I75t6l9c; California Hams l5Gl54c for
plain, 17918c for sugar-cured canvased; Eastern
Breakfast Bacon, !539l52c California Smoked
Bacon, l2IalSse for heavy and medium, and
sides, 12aal3c; Pork, SIS 5Oa1e Tor Extra
Prime s20G20 so for Prime Mess s22 50d23 Tor Mess
sa2923 so for Clear, s24s24 SO for Extra Clear
Pigs Feet, a16@1s . Dbl; Mess Beef, s14 5O@15
for bbs nd IS so for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef,
s15Idl5i for bbls and S. so for half bbls; Family
Beet. s15GlS so . Dbl; California Smoked Beef,
I4IG15c , n; Beef Tongues s10610 so u
dozen; Eastern Lard, Isle for tierces and
131G14c = b for pals California do, ION
tins, I2adl3c; 5-D tins I361Sic; pals, 139l3lc
for io-ib 13falS3c for 5-b. and l4@ll4c . d for
3-n pals
wooL-Businsss is moderately active at current
rates.
Choice Northern Free. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @23Ic
Choice Northern BURY .H@19
San Joaquin and Coast, inferior 10 good. .11d15
San joaquin and Coast, years clip. .12a15
San joaquin and Coast Fall Plains ....... 7Cd10
San Joaquin and Coast Fall Mountain. go. 96l3
Willamette Valley. .20ts23
Umpqua Valley ..........,..............23 d26
Eastern Oregon, poor ...................l5d 18