Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-29


Buyer season-lOO tons, 81 1871; 800, s. 1875;
400 81 Il r ctl.
OATS-There is no improvement tonote in the
situation. The market continues to be over
stocked and supplies work off slowly. Surprise
and Milling, 81 40@1 40; No. l, 81 25Gl %;
No.t2, 81 l0@l 10; Off grades, 15c@Sl; Black
Slt9l 10 2 ctl.
goodly array of offerings. but efforts to realize
meet with poor success. Buyers can about make
their own selections at 81 p Z ctl for anything
now on hand.
SEEDS-Alfalfa has steadied somewhat late.
while fax has shaded tribe in value. Mustard,
S3G3 % for Brown, and s2a2 - for Yellow;
Canary, 4@5c; Hemp, 312@354c; Rape, 2139.@e;
Timothy, 5i4Q6c T ID; Alfalfa Zoe . ID; Flax,
s. SOAP - = ell.
HAY The Government authorities are
anxious % contract for the delivery Of 100000
lbs of bGled California, during the next fiscal
year. N Fort Grant, Arizona Territory. At the
moment, the stock OF choice in the market is
not large Alfalfa, SS6Il: Wheat, Sl2Gl5: Oat
sl1@lf: Barley, SSGlG; Mixed. S7@l0 2 ton.
HOPS-No outside demand has yet set in, and
business is limited TO small transfers on local
brewing account. GuOtablc at l30l115c T. n. \
careful canvass of Lake county shows the yield
of that section to have been 2,5Sl bales, or an
equivalent of i96, 10 los.
BUCKWUEAT-Tnl article is scarce and con-
Centrated. Recent sales are reported at 3 -,
and il is understood that holders are now UNI
willing 10 sell except NJ an advance on this rate.
POTATOES-fhe market is more or less de
mOralizcd, owing to heavy arrivals within the
last day or So Early Rose, l0a65c :, ell; River
Reds, 50@Gjc; Garnet Chile 69ej3c q ctl: Cuiley
Cove, 81: peerless, 500 65c z ell. Sweet are quot
able At 75cM1 = ctl.
oNIONs-For a strictly choice article 75c i;
promptly paid, while less desirable descriptions
sell down 10 a5c e ell.
BEANS-Pinks and Reds are u Shade lirmer
while LiiaGs show signs OF week.-mrs.. BayoS
s. l2ll; Bulter, = l2ls; Pink 3 1892 81 j: Red
s. 2592 So: Lima. = SOP o. small nnite
g 4G Pea > 80 2 ell.
= Tom n IN no q
drug. Egg Plant has further declined. Choice
String Beans bring higher prices Green Peas
3j2t0sc = II; String Beans, 2Gic = II; TomC
toes, 10 G2oc 2 box; CUcumbers, s. ? box
Green Cora, Sjca>i = box; ArtichOkes Ice =
dozen; Carrots, 4UaA hc; Turnips. 50965c g ctl
Beets, 5NGi15c Z ctl; Parsnips, s. 2 ctl; CaGli
flower, 50@55 q dozen: Cabbage, coarse q ct
Garlic SaS.sc = u; Celery. soc & dozen Green
Peppers. 50n75c 2 box: Egg Plant. 50@15c ;
box; G!sra. Sc for green and 25c z 10 for dried
Marrowfat squash, s6Gs ? tor.
FRUIT The demand is not general and trading
is slow. The market is still crowded With Grapes
which ere offering nj low prices. Strawberries
are coming forward in better shape. Lines move
off slowly. There are no Mexican Omnges in first
hands though a full carload Is daily expected
Apples 39dJc for common and 65cG
81 q box for good 70 choice Pears 5)c6Sl Z
box; strawberries S6dN a chest, Figs. 25H4jc Z
box: Ounces. 51&75c = box Grapes, 25aS5c
for good TO choice; Tokay do, ljG Toe 2
box Wine Grapes, SlJGW q ton: Lemons, s.
for Sicily; Mexican Lines, S6G5 q Jox; Next
can Oranges 81 sos - = hundred. according
to quality; Bananas 81 5O03 r bunch Gran
berries Si70ig z Dbl.
BUTTER-Anythiug that can be classed rs
strictly prime III quality finds ready sale at full
figures, bat les desirable stock dracs more or
less. and concessions OF such goods can he OBJ
tanned Fancy, Zoe; good To choice. ;}5d7571 g.;
store packed, l7@l9c picked roll, 2ia25c; fr-
kin. 20aH21e for choice. and lJ&lSc Tor fair to
good: Eastern. lt@lSc T, II.
CHEESE-The situation still shapes in favor
of consumers. California IS quotable AT l9al2c
for good to choice, and t@sc q ~ for poor to
fair qualities.
EGGS-Choice offerings ARE very scarce. The
absence Of any large supplies Of this character
caused dealers to advance asking prices to-day.
California. choice, i2Gl@c; store lots, 3SlG3oc,
Eastern cAa25c Utlal, 35N5Sc y dozen.
POULTRY-Eyer since Inst Thursday the
daily arrivals have been largely IN excess ol
market requirements, causing. marked de-
preston IN vaiues. Al late hour this
morning, many cOnSignments remained unsold.
Live Turkeys, gobblers, l5@1Sc; do, hens, l59
ISe; Hoosters 81 75Gl5 for old, and 500 50 for
Young: Hens, S5a7 50; Broilers, $ J0&I as to
size; Ducks IS j06S 3 dozen; Geese, e 599S I,
pair ,o-,
. .: Rabbits. Sl41 p FOX small and 81 50Gl IS
= dozen for Co.tontail: Maliard Ducks, 81 a. 80;
Cauvasback Sld5: Sprig, - 50m&: Teal, 81 Nc
] -; Widgc0n 81 59tdl Il: small Ducks, Sl9l -;
srey Geese, 81 50aS . dozen English Snipc,
81 50Gl -: common do. 5101ac : dozen; Doves,
75c dozen: Venison, SGl0c = 10.
W0OI-Parties prominently identified with
this interest say they are not doing anything,
and do not look for any business this week.
After the election we may hope for some trade,
but whether Of much magnitude, is doubtful.
From late reports received from Boston, we
learn that the receipts OF both foreign and do
nestle Woods are very much less than they were
last fall. owing chiefly 10 trade stagnation, and
it is probable that receipts at all the principal
markets viii continue Fight until the demand is
more pronounced than It IS Just at present We
quote spriug clip;
Humboldt and Mendocino, & .ls12oe
Northern. &c -
Eastern ~
We quote fall:
Northern free, =
Northern defective Soil
Mountain, sop
San Joaquin plains t.e' >
FRESH n ATs-Stock comes forward in Ill.