Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-07

OATs-Fair sales are reported. Some small lots
of Eastern are arriving, but these were secured
prior to the late rise of prices in that direction and
il is not expected that any further mportatiens will
come to hand. Occasional consignments are re-
ceived from Oregon whenever low freight rates fur
nish opportunity for shipping to advantage We
quote: Fair Feed, 81 70@1 rs good, 81 75@1 S2t /;
choice, 81 s5@1 IS q ctl.
RYE-Quotable at 81 65@l 10 o ctl for fair to
good quality.
CoRN-Tbe market keeps about stationery. yell
low is quotable at 81 65@1 70 for large and 81 700
724 for small. The range for White is 81 5091 80
o ct, the quality Of offerings not being first class.
HAY-Quotations OF some kinds are rather wide,
but then there is considerable business doing at
both extremes of the market. Alfalfa, S13 5oG9
15 Wheat, SIS 5o@l7; Wild Dat, s15@17; Mixed,
S11615 q ton.
Hops-The market is perfectly stagnant Nobody
wants to buy, and it is questionable if an offer to
sell at 85c would bring out quick custom. Holders
cling to the belief that a demand Will soon spring
up and that it is only question OF a very short
time when they will be able to realize at 90c6s1 .
II. Some second-class new were sold recently at
Csc . h.
PorAroKs- ample and prices easy. About
% bags Sweet arrived this morning, selling mostly
at 50 % . ctl. Wharf rates follows: River
Red, 65dS5c Early Rose, 70a95c; Petaluma and
Tomaes 90c@1 10 Humboldt Red, 81 25Cd1 274
Kidney and Peachblow, 81 37l9l so y etl; New,
ONIONS Less steadiness prevailed this morning.
Top figures 81 % for choice, and from this
down to 75c q ctl will represent the range OF the
market.
BRANs-Nothing specially interesting to report
Sales wholly of jobbing nature Bayos S494 so; But.
ter e313 IS for small, s3 20G3 so for large; Lima,
50 35@S So Pea, @ 1903 Is; Pink, SO 50@3 60;
Red, 50 5093 60 /; small White, s. 1903 Is; large
White, g 1908 = csl.
VEeErABLEs-O Ordinary Green Peas do not go off
quickly. Some two three lots of the sweet vari-
ETY. have arrived from Los Angeles and found
q n; Marrowfat Squash, SS910 q ton; Carrots,
30 s50c3 Turnips 75c@s1; Caulidower, 81 so
q dozen Cabbage, 75cGS1 q ct; Garlic, 2ae
q u Celery soc o dozen Dried Okra, 20@3oe a
Green Peppers, 69sc . ID; Tomatoes ease . H.
FRUTT-Litte or no trading has occurred this
week. owing to cold disagreeable weather. Oranges
are coming to market in fairly liberal quantities, but
sequence. No aecessioas of tropical varieties from
foreign ports expected this week. We
quote as follows: Apples, 3O@50c for COM
mon and 75cdSI % for good Lemons, S6a7 q box;
for Sicily; California Lemons, g 50@3 q box Lines
S5@9 g box for Mexican Tamsrinds, 1913. . b;
Bananas, q 5023 bunch California Oranges,
S2d3 vbox: Pinespples, seas dozen. New crop
Western Cranberries are offering at Sl5d17 g Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-The market generally shapes in
favor of buyers. Sun-dred Apples, 60t61c q 10 for
sliced and 4@5c for quartered; Alden and Plummer,
10@l2c; Aprieots 10@12Ic; Backberries, l2c Figs,
7@8c for pressed and 596c for Impressed; Smyrna
do. 169l9c; Neotarines, l3c; Peaches, 15@ls: for
peeled and SG9c for unpeeed; Pears, 6a7c for
whole and s@9c q ID for sliced do, machine dried,
6lQIOc, HIuf0S, 1lStulZc plJteQ anu o1tN4C Tor
unpitted German Prunes, sa9c; French Prunes,
llaI2c 2 d; new crop Raisins, 81 1892 % for loose
Muscatel and 81 2562 so q box for London Layers,
with the usual advance for fractional bsxes.
BUTTER-The tone of the market continues OF an
easy character The prevailing rain is not consid-
cred favorable for Strengthening of values espe
eislly il followed by warm weather. Fancy, 269
&c; choice, 24@25c fair TO good, 2092Sc inferior
lots from country stores, 164lSc; hTkn, 22d24c for
coed to choice, and is a20c for ordinary picked
roll, 20@23c Eastern, 10000 9 h
OLEoMARGARISE-Quotable at 1Sa20c q d.
CHBEsE-CuIrent rates are well maintained
California, i4aI5c for choice 11@lsc for fair to
l6.al7c 9 b.
EGGs-saes are reported within range OF Csc to
soc. Stocks are not heavy, while the consumption
is expected to increase during the Lenten season.
which begins tomorrow. shipment of 20 cases
was made to Utah yesterday, per express.
PoULTRY-Turkeys are scarce and wanted. Other |
kinds in fair supply, but there is no surplus
as prompt custom is found within our range for
all arrivals We quote: Live Turkeys, gobhlers |
l6al7c; do Hens, 1TdlSc; dressed do l7a2Oc q |
young; Bens, s7@s; BroIlers, s6o7, according to
sizs; Ducks. S9gl0 dozen; Gee5c, s2@2 so .
par.
GANB-Rsceipts were not promptly placed this
morning Still prices keep fairly steady We
quote Quail, soc9SI 3 dezen; Mallard Ducks, 50
s2a2 SO; White Geese, 81 25a1 80 Honkers, sac
so; Brandt, 81 25@1 so: Sprigs, slgl p Teal, |
CNASAs niueSpus SASt1 chAtS1 -oS1- ~ AoI |
English and 50@75c for common; Hare, u 75@2 |; |
RAReits 81 25al rs = dozen.
WooL-Ssles for week past have been moderate
considering the stock here, which has been reduced
pretty well down to the poorest grades of California
Fsll with limited quantity Of Eastern aud Valley
Oregon of fair to good kinds As to prices there is
no change to note. Poor Woods are very hard to
sell any price, and there fore the difficulty OF re-
ducing this class of stock is easily explained. The
Eastern market has been pretty firm since the first
OF January, aud though prices do not advance, still
they are well maintained, with fairly liberal trade
We quote fall: