Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-24
sales at the afternoon call session were as

lows:
1000, 81 c5I5 $50 81 O5}s; 500, s. Jlt4 = ctl.
OATS-iHere is 10 improvement in the situa-
ton Late arrivals tom Oregon, classed rs No.
/ grade, are being offered within our range.
We quote Surprise and Milling, y 43Gl 1J
No. !. 81 2jGI 35:s No. >, S1@110 of grades,
75cdSl; Black, S16l 10 q ctl.
CORN-The market shows steadying symp-
tolns. Trade not quick. Quotable at 81 l0gl Il 10
for large yellow; small Yellow, 81 l5gl 20 :;
White, 81 1901 % Z ctl.
SEEDS There is very little, if any, of what
may he termed choice Brown Mustard to be
found ia market. Buyers can obtain No. quail
ity at cur lower figure and il Is likely that No.
! would bring top rates in iobbing lots. We
quote as follows: Mustard, s. 25@3 for
for Brown and s2a2 - Tor Yellow: Canary. i.a
&c: Hemp, Sl%4$i4c; Rape, 2IgeSe; Timothy, 90
06c = b; Alfalfa. 15Gllc; Flax, s. 2jG2 -
= ctl.
HAY-The weather stops all business, and
quotations are therefore to some extent nominal
We quote Alfalfa. IS 5D9l2 80; Wheat, Sl2Gl6;
OGt, s99l5; Barley sSGl2; Mixed, SOLO q
ton
HOPS-Thcre continues TO be an absence Of
demand for export, and holders generally are
willing TO make liberal concessions When APP
preached. The New York and London markets,
which more or less the keys to the local sit
uaticn, repOTta downward tendency. From Zoe
10 Pc 4 % is about the current range for choice
RYEBuyers are to be found at 81 %, bat
holders ask 81 . Z ell. Stocks are not large, be
ing wei concentrated.
BUCKWHEAT-Con Continues steady with mod
crate inquiry. Quotabie az 81 70Gl 50 2 ctl
POTA1OES-Ihere are not enough receipts
coming forward 10 meet even the small trade
that exists Nothing Of amount has arrived
from the river for I'VE days. The Oregon
steamer Vas detained and had only some l,S0J
bags aboard when she reached this port. But
with al the scarcity of supplies, prices DO not
BOOM as il is pretty certain there VIII be heavy
shipments just as soon as the rain ceases and
digging Is possible. Wharf rates are as follows
lptf-
lunas. Sl6l 2a; Garnet Chile, 75cGSi 10 q ell;
Cutiey Cove, 81 =; Peerless, 75c@Sl . . ctl-
ONIONS-There are but few consignmenis
coming in. Prices are very Irregular. As nigh
as ST SO Z ell has been realized while prices for
poor lots drop as low as zoe e ell
BEANS-The rain seems to have largely
checked trade, except among dealers. Arrivals
have been heavy, and the bulk of receipts go at
once into warehouse. Limas seem to show more
depression than any other variety. This Is
claimed to be caused chiefly by New York hold
CrS forcing sales in that market of shipments
that went around the Horn last season and which
have NOT yet been disposed OF Action of this
character must necessarily weaken values Tor q
more or less brief period. Whites are also weak.
the demand for shipment being very light
Heavy lois of Buffers are offered, but The demand
is quite small Cot1rgd are iu better shape,
Bayos in particular. Reds are scarce. While
PinSS seem plentiful. cuusi1lccs are tiria in ask
ing rates We quote prices: Bdyus, > 5Aa
3 Butter 81 2aGl =; Pink - SEQ So; Red,
= 81; Lima, S192 >; Small White, s. TO- Pea.
VEGETABLES trading. Green Peas,
sG5Gs d. String Beans. l0c 2 h. sprouts,
PC = 70; Artichokes, i9c Z dozen; Carrots,
5Ast9c; Turntps, sp86ge cti Beets, 10
$780, 3 ell Parsnips, 81 { ctl; CsuliH0wer,
5Oaf0c dozen; Cabbage, 59G51c 2 ctl;
Garlic 5Gfc ? ie; CELERY, SOC 2 dozen: Green
Peppers, sl9l = e box; Dried Peppers 5}s@2le
= To- Dried OSr't, 25,e zoe & lo; Marsowlat
Squash. sdg7 ? TOE; Hubbard squash, SO to SIS
FRIIT-Varieties are limited. and there IS no
40
35d60c for common, and 75cnSl - 2 box
for good to choice; Pears Sl@2 > box: Lemons.
SCG6 % for Malaga; do California, 81 SOP 81 2
box; Mexican LINES, sll9l2 3 box; Oranges.
80 II; Bananas. 81 50GS . bunch: Fineapples,
81 p dozen; Cemeteries. SlSa22 F bbi.
BUTTEK-There is no change of moment to
make. Receipts have fallen oil somewhat owing
10 the storm. but supplies are still ample for al
requirements Dealers say that a0c E 70 is an e:l-
tTene ion a strictly inc article, with the bulk OF
sales ct ~ ga 2Jc for what may be termed fancy
brands. The market may be quoted aS follows
Fancy. p IsG Soc; choice, 2612azIc; fair to good,
2ia2ec; ordinary, 2la22lSc mixed store ship
meuts dull at l23aal7 &c; picked roll, Do Sc
25c: hrkiu 19G2lc for good 10 choice. and lSG
Use for ordinary 20 fair; Eastern, l219Gi5c q 70.
CHEESE-Tha demand is fair for the season.
Choice old is III good request AT l2l3c, with the
poorer grades duh at from 6Gllc g d. New Is
more plentiful and the market is weaker, with
the range Of sales at l2129lS]2c , d, as to age
EGGS-We quote: California, choice, S6}lS
SIG: store lots, 3jG36c; Eastern, 26@2sc
Utah. dsc + dozen.
POJLTRY-The several descriptions are fairly
: represented. Trade is active, though not
pressing We quote prices: Live Turkeys.
gobblers, 1939Gc; do, hens, 2oa2le; dressed.
3oG22c Z h !; BOOSTERS, IS 50@6 for old, and
s617 for young: Hens, S66S; Brothers, si@.5, as
TO size; Ducks, s7@9 . dozen; Geese, SO
80 z pair
GANfE-The market has been largely over
stocked of late. and prices have favored
buyers Al the moment there are no heavy
stocks on hand. and quotations are more
steady in consequence. We quote lots
Quail, 81 dozen; Hare, 81 1892 Rab,
bits, S191 37l% for small snd 81 50@l IS
for Cottontail; Mallard Ducks, s2a2 80
Cenyasback, s292 5oi sprig, sl@l %; Teal,
s9e75c; Widgeon 75c: small Ducks, 75c@lSl;
Grey Geese, 81 50@2 % = dozen; White Geese.
81 25@i so z dozen; Brant, 81 259l 50 {. dozen;
English Snipe. s.; common DO, SOC 2 dozen.
W0oI4-Trade is dull. and no improvement Is
expected until after the holidays. We quote
Spring clip:
Humboldt and Merdocino, p .1s@2oc
EEortheIi, ~
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