Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-20

BARLEY-AOout 900 tons went East in November
by rail. The spot market is STEADY at 81 O5 Il cti
for standard Feed, though the demand is at the mo
NEXT wholly of jobbing nature, Receipts con
tinue light, while lots in the country are said to be
generally held at price that will not admit OF stock
bang placed here at a mlrgln on our above quota
ton Brewing is well maintained at a range Of
81 l2lGl III q otl, the latter a full figure Buyer
season contracts opened at 81 l3 being forced down
% 81 lls. and subsequently recovering to 81 l2t
bd, without any response Yesterday morning the
. range was 81 I4i@I 153. Other deliveries showed
like Irregularities. sales footed up 900 tons
follows:
Buyer January 100 tons 81 o.
Seller seasOn-5OO TONS 81; 100, 81 OO5 500,
81 O0l 200, 81 Cl.
BUYER season-IOo tons. 81 IS; 300, 81 12I 800,
81 ~ 200, 81 l2g; ZOO 81 u; 700, 81 ll5 200.
81 III z ctl.
OATs-There is still an evident desire to reduce
stocks aud the tone OF the market is more or less
wavering. Surprise and Milling, 81 70dl 70; No l,
81 60Gl IS; No. 2, 81 509l 55 Black, 81 5Oal 55
y Ctl.
CoRN-Is dull California Yellow is quotable at
81 4o91 IS for large and 81 i24al as q ctl for
small.
sEEDs-Light inquiry reported Mustard, SEA
5 . for Brown and " 1898 tor Yellow; Canary,
5G53e; Hemp, &c; Rape, 3d3lc; Timothy, Il as:
for imported Alfalfa 81 d9}c; Fax, 21q22c 81 n.
HAY-Dealers all report a dull market, with an
easy tone in values. Alfalfa, IS t00ll; Wheat, Sl2
ais; Wild Dat, sl2Gl5 Barley Sl0@l3 50 Mixed,
50 eli 2 ton
HoPs-Although there is no very quick business,
still signs oi improvement noted. and sellers are
obtaining small advance on old prices Overland
shipments for November we're about 5000 lbs
Quotable at 7gl9c f1F medium, and 20aZ2lc q Il
for choice.
= RyE-Market dull prices easy Quotablea at s. 25
al 80 q ctl
P-rAToEs-R Recent receipts include nearly 900
bags from Oregon, while among the shipments in
N5vembcr were close upon 100000 lbs carried by
railroads to distant points Sweet sold this morning
al very wide range, because u difference in
quality, say 81 50g2 Ctl. Oiher kinls vary but
little. Early Rose, 5OdG5c; River Reds, 4Oa45c
T1nales, S5090c Petalumas, S5agOc; Peerless,
75ds0c; Humboldt, 9OeGSI q ell.
ONI0Ns-Ch0lce, 35rS5c q cti poor, . G40c Q
sack
Observation-Disclosures SHINY furnished Prices
generally firm Mushrooms lO@l2c a D.; Art
chokes, 4JaG0c dozen; Carr0ts, 80 Q35c; Iur.
n.ps, 75cGSl q CJl Beets, 7jc q ctl Parsuips,
slGl . q ell Cauli7Ower, Slal 90 2 dozen.
ElU1aEe, 6N01 ? cd Garlic, 2nz4 : Z Celery,
SOC z ioz; Dried Okra, SIC; Dry Peppers, nc
8 h Marrowfat SQUASH $50 3 ton
FRUU-There are some hands lme specimens Of
LIS Angeles and Riverside Oranges in market. LAZY
Apples for holiday Offering at SSl3 30 =
box Strawberries are ia light supply at S. = chest.
A small u,ynmeut Of - boxes Oregon Apples
arrived TO-DAY. Overland shipments OF Cali
fornia varieties during November footed up
$4,000 ls. Apples, 5OcaS2 . box; Pears,
75c6S2 e box; Lemons, S. 50a7 for Sicily
. y; Bslanls, Il 75g4 y bunch California Or
anEe5, g SO for old, aud S5G7 2 box for
Loretto do, s2Op22 so 4 NJ ; Cape Cod Cranberries,
SIS; Western do, Sl7Gl7 70 q Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT Mates a very good exhibit Shic-
ments overland in November were $4,000 ths OF
which the amount OF $1,000 rs was specified as
R'isins Suutried Apples, 7asc Tor sliced,
aud O 7G5c p q Tor Quarterel Alden and Plummer
l2c; Apucots, ltgl2c; BlacEberries, l5c; Figs &c
for pressed, and zoe Tor Impressed; Smyrna, IS a
20c for layers and lik@l2!C for kegs Nectarines
u@ll3c; Peaches, l59lGs for peeled and III q
l2t- Tor Uupleled Peara 5GCc for whole aud
I0s' for sliced LaChins dried, l03i2Bc; Pums,
l2+0l3c Tor pitted aud za3c for unpltted; Ger
man Prunss, 9Glo,i French Prunes, Halle 8
d ; Raisins, new crop, 81 2ja2 q box; old crop
cal Oe bought shade lower.
EuSE}-Llst molta'5 shipments 20 the East by
raii were over 3 1900 ibs- Local market quiet EN-
t.acted, DIE & q fog choice Comb l0a}Gc 2 H.
bllIEh-A good demand Is reported, but prices
are ,ilI favorable tur consumers, owing 20 free
arrivals Fancy, 81; 2 10; choice, 32}035c; me
dlHn grad d, -saSJc; mixed ots from country
egras, la sIJc; drk:u, 254251 for choice, 2Oa22Ic
for fair to 90 d. and I70lgc for common a.; picked
roll. 2i'T-o-; Eastern, lG rl92 > d.
CHEESE California, l7sISc for cnoIce; I5,al6c Tor
lair TO good; de- hctory in boxes, l6SlS2 ;
ZEN. I6o @; y %.
Zoos offerings were a little more plentiful to-
day, but strictly prime ranch commanded full
f-ure7. California, i3ic for choice; S74a40c =
dozen Tor fair 10 gooI.
PovLrEr-Thore is a p-stty general demand for
Turkey, which is expected rather 20 Increase than
otherwise as the week moves Live Turkeys,
eobb'ers, 22C23t- 10 Isns, 22a8Ic, do dressed,
"a a-5c. RoOsters SFa7 for old, and S6a7 so tor
young Bows SGe7 80; Bloiiort, S595, according
N size, Ducks, slt ;I2 So doz; Geese, e. - 90
g pair.
GAVE Finds quick custom az current rates.
Qgul, $lal % dozen Hare, S203 %; Rsohis.
small, Sl.s' %; cottou.tail, 81 250l so 2 dozen F.;
Teal, 7Sas7lc; sprigs, 81 50al Is Widgell,
81 25HI So Maiards, g. 2ja2 so . dozen
Csnvas5acks, s. 5oa4. common Snpe, 5OoI5c
> dozen; do English, 81 25Gl 80 3 dozen
GRAY Geese, - 25t2 30 p dozen White Geese,
: 25si so - dozen. HauLers. q SOFAS . dozeI,
Wo1l-Moderate trade reporter in the better class