Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-03


to sell regular way at 81 IS and brought bid of
81 so. Trade is fairly active the outside, and
considerable amount is changing hands in small par
GELS within our range of values. We quote Fair
Feed, 8. 7o@1 rs; good 81 7591 s2l; choice. 81 s5
| al SIS q ctl.
Rye Quotable at 81 e5@l rs o ctl for fair to
| good quality
CoRN-Yellow is quotable at 81 65a1 70 for
large and 81 70@l 72l for small The range for
White is 81 so al 60 . ct the quality of offerings
not being first class.
BUCKaHEAT-No offerings on Change. Nominally
quotable at 81 % o ell
HAY-Finds good inquiry. Alfalfa, sl3 5c@15 !;
Wheat, sl5 5091!; Wild DAT, 2l59i7 Mixed, Sl1@
Is q ton.
HOPS The market is dull and quotations are re.
ported nominal at S5@92lc for the different grades
but sales worth mentioning have occurred during
the past week. Holders are firm and not anxious to
sell below 81 q b. Owners generally expect much
better demand as soon as warmer weather sets in at
the Fast.
Substituted trade reported. Mustard, 1903 25
for Brown and 81 1892 25 Tor Yellow; Canary, 5t@
553c; Hemp, 5@5!c: Rape, I2s; Timothy. 1o@12e
P0rAToEs-The tone of the market is less steady
Sweet sold today at 3ac o ID. Wharf rates are
as follows: River Red. 65aS5c; Early Rose, 70@
csc; Petaluma and Tomales, 9oc@1 10; Humboldt
Red, 81 25@1 271; Kidney and Peachblow, 81 37t
al so Q ctl /: New, 3@34c q ID.
ONIONS Unchanged. Choice worth 81. Or
binary kinds sell from 50d75cta ctl, while POOR lets
go begging.
BEANs-No large parcels changing hands,
Bayos, s4a4 so; Butter, 1903 IS for small, 80 2O@
so foI large; Lima 90 35@3 IS Pea 90 lo@3 % |;
s. 1908 Is large White, 81 1898 . ctI.
VEGETABLES = Good Squash sells at top
rates. Green Peas and Tomatoes in
very light supply, Mushrooms. s@lOc g
3oa5oc; Turnips, 75c@sl; Cauliaower. 81 so
Q dozen Cabbage. 75c@s1 o otl; Garlic, pc
D b Celery. Soc o dozen Dried okra, 2O@Soe o
ID; Dry Peppers, 1e@l21c o b Green Peas 6@sc !;
\ NJ Go n, G.,Go
FRUT-Some extra choice c ilifornia Lemons from
the San Diego ranch of H. NJ Higgins arrived this
week and found quick custom. 1t is expected that
at no distant time the foreign variety will be
to the cold weather. Apples, 30950c for com.
| mon and 75c@S1 25 for good Lemons s697 o box
for Sicily California Lemons, 81 5o@3 o box Lines,
Bananas 81 50G3 D bunch; California Oranges,
| S2G3 $box; Pineapples, S6@8 o dozen. New crop
Western Cranberries arc offering at Sl5@17 o bbl
| DRIED FRUIT : Fair jobbing sales re-
| and 4a5c for quartered; Alden and Plummer,
1o9l2c Apricots, 11@l5c Blackberries, 12c Figs,
! 7@8c for pressed and 5d6c for impressed; Smyrna
do, 16@l9c; Nectarines, 13c; Peaches, 15t1s: for
| peeled and SAGE for unpeeled; Pears, 6C97c for
whole and S@9c o h for sliced do, machine dried,
S@10c; Plums, 1l@ll1e for pitted and 34@74c for
unpitted German Prunes, s@sc; French Prunes,
ll@12c IN; crop Raisins, 81 75@2 rs for loose
Muscatel and 81 25@2 80 D box for London Layers
with the usual advance for fractional bexes
HoNEr-Comb. 12@@20c; extracted, 7a1oc 8 n.
BUTTER-Supplies continue heavy and more or less
accumulation is noticed. Some dealers are trying to
| force custom by asking lower prices. Fancy, zoo
27c; choice 24d25c; fair to good, 20923c interior
lots from country stores, 16a1sc; rkin, 22@24c for
good to choice, and Is 929c for ordinary picked
roll, 20@23c; Eastern. 16c20e 9 n.
OLEosARGARINE-Quotable at 1S@2oc q ID.
CHEEsE-Firm at ruling rates. California, 14@15c
for choice; 1l@rl3c for fair to good; do, factory,
in boxes 14Gl6c Eaatern 16GI17C u n
EGGs-Priees slowly recovering. Sales to-
day we reported within the range of &c s273c o
dozen.
vailed to day, and better prices were
generally obtained. Live Turkeys, gobblers,
l4al6c do Hens, 16a1Sc; dressed do, 17@2Oc q
b Ro. sters s6 50d7 go for old, and s9a10 so for
young; Hens, s@s so; Broilers, s6a al, according to
size; Ducks, s9s10 dozen; GeeSe. 1902 so .
par.
GAME-Demand quiet, supply light, values easy.
Ducks would sell higher il Of better quality and
dition. Quail, 75c@s1 o dozen MaIlard Ducks. 81 %
az rs; Canvas back do, 81 25a2 rs; Grey Geese.
1902 so; White Geese, 81 25gI SO; Honkers, s4@
so Brandt 81 25@1 so; sprigs, sl@l 25 Teal,
English and 50(d75c for common; Hare, 81 75@2
Rabbits, 81 25al rs q dozen.
PRovIsIoNs-Light trade. Eastern Hams 16IGl62c;
California Hams, l53@16c for plain, l53@l6c for
sugar cured canvased Eastern Breakfast Bacon lea
l6ic; California Smoked Bacon, 14d14tc for heavy
and medium, and 15@15lc for light and extra
light; Clear Sides 144@l4ic; Pork, s2O@21 for Extra
Prime s23 50a24 for Prime Mess, SIS 50@28 for
Mess Sc so for Clear, s27Gz7 so for Extra
Clear; Pigs Feet, s16@1s . Dbl; Mess Beet, GIG
Tor bbls and IS go for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef
81 for bbls and IS rs for half bbls; Family Beef,
sis91S SO . Dbl; California Smoked Beef,
l33@l4c y ID; Beef Tongues, 90 5o@10 q
dozen; Eastern Lard, 141c for tierces and
l42GI5lc g Il for pals California do, lon
tins, lS;6I34c; 5-fN DO, 134a134c: pals, 14al41a
for 10Th, 1if9l4ac for 5-b, and 15@15ae . b for
BIB pals
WooI-We have no material change to note in
quotations this week. There has been steady de-
mand from scourers for all good free Wool and
likewise fair inquiry for fine Eastern Oregon Wool
Low grades Eastern and Valley 0reeons are
elected, and concessions would have to be made to
effect sales. There has so been rather pos
tive demand for spring California clips, principally
from ahpnera We nIIOta fall