Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-10

BARLEY-Those who may have expected that there
would be sotening of values owing to the contin-
ued RAIN failed of their anticipatons being real
lied. Prices keep up well, and though some lots
that can be classed as No feed may be changing
hands at 81 02l the general price for offer ngs
of this character is 81 05 q c with fair legitimate
demand. Brewing runs along as usual, under quiet
| local trade, at range Of 81 10Gl Is o ctl.
On call at the Produce Exchange nobody seemed
anxious to sell any large quantities, vhile parties
who are understood to control large stocks appeared
| quite willing to take round lots at current rates.
Some 100 tons No, Feed were transferred as fol-
| lows:
| Seller 1SS3-l09 tons, 81 05t
BUYER lSS3-2o0 tons, 81 cot.
| Seller season-500 tons, 81 0S4 100, 81 03A.
Buyer season-10O tons, 81 ISL 200, 81 Isl 200,
/ 81 15s o ctl.
Sales at the Grain Exchange of 200 tons Ne.
| Feed at 81 0sf . ctl.
| OATS Market well furnished. Trade keeps good
and stocks are working off in satisfactory style.
Surprise and Milling, 81 75@1 80; No l, 81 65@
| l 70; No. q 81 50dl 60; Black, 81 5o91 so g ctl.
| CoRN-A trifing improvement in trade is noted.
California Yellow is quotable at 81 45G1 IS for large
| and 81 55fl go o ct for small. Nebraska can be
had at 81 424 Q ctl.
| sEEDs-Are in moderate demand Mustard, 81 rs
| as for Blown and 81 1893 for Yellow Canary, 6@e
54s; Hemp, 4e; Rape. saslc; Timothy. 7issa for
| HAY-Prices easy. Alfalfa, $500 25 Wheat, s12G
Is; Wild oat sl2gl5; Barley, sloglS so; Mixed,
| S9a11 g ton.
|
owing to conflicting opinions Of dealers. We OBJ
tain quotations ranging from Is TO zoe o III, accord
ing to quality, while parties insist 22c for
| their samples.
| RYE-Quotable at 81 10@1 20 q ctl, according to
| quality.
I 81 1903 q ctl.
! PorAroEs-The market is beginning to exhibit
more signs of strength, and better prices being
| obtained for some kinds. Early Rose, 40@60c (;
| River Reds, 60d75c; Tomales, 95c@S1; Peerless,
COCO 81; Garnet Chile, 81 Humboldt, 81 121 Sweet,
81 Q ctl.
| quality. Strictly choice are scarce.
| BEANS Bayos, So 25@3 so; Butter, IS rs Pinks.
IS 1898 Is RED. none in market Pea and small
White 50 II as %; Lima, 80 40 q ctl.
| VEGETABLES = Supplies not large, and
n; Green Corn, 8@15c doz.; Art
chokes 10@l5c . doz; Carrots, 35@5oc
Tunlps. 75cas1 q ctl; Beets 75c . ctl; Parsnips,
s1@1 % . ctl Cauliaower, 60g75c 0 dozen ; Cab.
| oage 60@7ts q ctl Garlic, 1a92ic y D; Celery,
| SOC q doz; Dried okra 20@25c; Dry Peppers,
1og12lc; Green do, 50a75c box; Green Peas,
Sc Q n; Tomatoes, 25@5oc o box; Cucumbers,
| 75c@Sl q box String Beans, 5@6c q b Marrowfat
| Squash, S5@10 q ton.
FRgIT-Buyers have little chance for selection as
wet weather rather dampens the inquiry for Straw
| berries. Grapes, 40c@sl y box; Apples, 40c@Sl 80
. box Pears, 50c@s1 Is q box Ounces, 81 25@1 so
| . box Strawberries, sS@10 q chest; Lemons,
! D box; Tamarinds, 1qaiSc . n: Bananas, IL 76a3
q bunch; California Oranges, 50 25d2 so y box !;
Cape Cod Cranberries, Sl8; Western do, Sl6 o Dbl
HONEY Extracted 7t@sc Q h for choice; Comb
| 12dl5c; Extra White, lie q h.
BUTTkR-The immediate demand is said 10 be good
though prices do not improve, as receipts are full
up to all market wants. Fancy, 373c q Ii I;
choice, 32l@35c; medium grades, 23aSoc; in.
| ferior lots from country stores, 19G24c; hrkin,
25@27.c for choice. 2OQ22tc for fair to coed, and
| 17G19c for common picked roll, 27@2Sc; East
ern. 16 G19: y b.
| CHEEsE-o offerings are rather liberal. California,
| 149l5c for choice l1@12c for fair TO good dc,
factory, In boxes, l4dl6c; Eastern. 15G16c q b.
EGGs Eastern in large supply, with more or
less pressure to-day. Choice lots OF California are
wanted at top figures California, 423@45c for
choice; 3263Sc for fair to good, and 27tfG3Oc for
ordinary quality; Eastern, 27ag3oc; Salt Lake, BOO
| sac o dozen.
PoULrRY-Meets good inquiry. Live Turkeys COB
bers 20g21c; do aens IS q20c; do dressed, 20d23c
BOOSTERS, S6a6 so for old, and IS 50G7 for
young Hens s6@S; Broilers, siG5, according to
size; Ducks. s7'ds so; Geear, 81 1892 so y pair.
CANE Mallards are lower. Other kinds
are rather plentiful, and easy at our rates.
Quail, 81 25tal so q dez; aare, 50 z5@2 5O Pa :
| 6ita small, sl9l rs; cotton TAIL 81 2fet1 so q
dozen; Teal, 81 25@t so; Sprigs, 81 75@2 ;
Widgeon, 81 25@l 50 Malards, SO 50a3 rs q dozen
| Canvasbacks, s4@4 SO: common Snipe, 50@75e q
doTen; do English, 81 25Gl so b dozen; Gray
Geese, 81 50a2 rs D dozen; White Geese, 81 509
81 rs a dozen.
Provisions in request. Eastern Hams, 17i@
Isle; California Hams, l5GI5lc for plain 174@1sc for
sugar cured canvased Eastern Breakfast Bacon, l5@
l53c; California Smoked Bacon l219l31c for heavy
and medium, and 144@15c Tor Light and extra light
Clear sides, 12aa13c; Pork, SIS 50a19 for Extra
Prime e20920 SO for Prime Mess, e22 50G23 for Mess
f23d23 30 for Clear, S246f24 80 for Extra Clear
Pigs Feet, s16@15 . Dbl Mess Beef, ga bo@l5
for bbls and IS go for half bbls; Extra Meas Beef
s15iC9l51 for bbs and s. so for half bbls; Family
Beef, s1891S SO Q bbl California Smoked Beef
| I43d142c . n Beef Tongues, el0@l0 30 Q
| 122G131c - h for pals /; California do, Ion
tins, l2aal3c; SD tins. 139134c; pals, 139l94c
for 10-b, l3t@l32c for 5-b, and 14Gll3c h fol
wooI~stocks are large and trade is dull. We