Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-25

Sales at the afternoon call session were as fol-
lows
Buyer season-50O tons, 81 05}4; 900, 81 o51s;
600, 81 o5ys 800 81 CO.'S BOZ q 0l54 = etl.
OAlS-IIere is no improvement N the Sltua-
tian---Lale arrivals from QIese9; siassed rs Ns
grade, are being ofeTed Within oli9 range.
We quote Surprise and Milling, 81 43gi 5O;I
No l. 81 . al 81: No. ,, Sl@l 10; OF grades,
75cTS1: Buck, Slal IS 4 GIL
C0EN-The market shows steadying symp-
toms Trade not quick t{Gotab!e al u 1901 10
for large Yellow small Yellow, 81 l5@l ~ !
White, 81 i0@t - 2 ctl.
r-Eg--1here is very little If any of what
may be- termed choice Brown Mustard to be
found ia market Buyers can obtain No quar-
ity Mt our lower figure, ana it Is likely that No.
! would bring top rates in jObbing lots. We
quote as follows; Mustard, s. 25@S for
for crown and s2u2 > ior Yellow Canary, &c
DC; Hemp. 81 $3.50 Rape. 21aa5c; TIMOTHY, ~
t2tc + b. Alfalfa. 133l1e, Flax, = 23.s2 80
> ctl
HAY-The weather stops all business, and
quotations are therefore TO some extent nominal
Ne quote; Alfalfa, ~ 51@l2 so; Wheat, si.atlG.
Dat, s9Gl5; Barley, sSGl2; Mixed, S'&I3 =
ton.
aOPs-There continues to be an absence OF
demand FOR export aud holders generally are
willing 20 make liberal concessions Hhen ep
pronehed The New York and London markets,
which are more or less the keys 70 tue local sit-
nation, report downward tendency From ice
u lie z 10 Is about the current range iOT choice
offeriuss
RYE buyers are to be found at 81 n, but
holders ask Il - q ctl Stocks are not large, be-
ing well concentrated
Bt-CKWHEAT-Coa stcndy with mod
eIate inquiry Quotable al s. 75@l 80 2 ell
POTAi OES-Ihsre are not enough receipts
coming forward To meet even tue small tT3de
that exists Nothing of amount has arrived
from the river for i've days. The Oregon
steamer was detained and had only some Ism
bags aboard when She reached this pert. But
with all the scarcity of Supplies, prices do moi
ba0Ia, it is pretty certain there viii be heavy
shipments just rs soon as the ram ceases and
digging IS possible. Wharf rHtes 9re as follows
Early Rose 61GS0e; River Reds. f0e..a7. Rcti-
luInas. elGi -; Garnet Chilea 31cNsi ~ ctl,
tuffev tove. 81 -; peerless. f5Cd7 = = = CT.
0NIONS--TheTe are but few c0n>ig nmenG
coming in. Prices are very Irregular A. ai2A
as 81 50 2 cti has been Ieahled while puces for
poor lots drop IS iOW Is lJc = Ctl.
BEANS-Ihe rain seems Ia have iNrEcl1
Checked trade, except among dc2le7s. Arrivals
have Aeea heavy. and the bais o. receipts 20 al
once .at3 warehouse. LtHas seem . SNOW lno-e
depression than any other variety This il
claimed 10 Or Catlsed chiefly 10y New 40TN mold
erS forcing saies IN that market o! Shipment
that went around the Horn last season and Wlic.
have ius yet been disposed OF. Action OF thL
/ character .Gust necessarily WenEen values Tor q
more OF less brief period Whites are also weak,
the demand Tor shipment being very hght.
Heavy les Of Buffers are offered, but the demand
is quite small Colored aEe in better shape
Bayos il particular. Reds are scarce. While
PiuSs seem plentiful, cousigneeS are firm IN ask
ing rdtes We quote prices: BayOs > sea
3 Butter 81 sol -; Pink. 81 scGl So: Rec,
= %; Lime, s39s2 20 Small White, 81 10; fea.
VE&Er1BLEs- SLOW trading. Green Peas
9d5e 4 n: String Beans. I0c ? %; sprouts
&c = ~ A-tiehokes, 30c q dozen; Carrots,
t0d6Je; Turnips, 5096oc a Ell Beets, 10
0160c 2 ctl PannipS 81 3 ctl; CauhdoWeG
5o@6oc 2 dozen; Cabbage, 5og5lo 2 Ell;
Garlic 58fc q d, Celery, soc . dozen: Green
Peppers, SOL , z box; Dried Peppers, II sld20c
e 10; Dried 0kra, 259soc 2 10; Marrowtat
Squash, s6G7 D tor; Hubbard squash, si5 TO SIS
FRUIT-yarieties are limited, and there is no
brisk business We quote as follows; Apples,
35d60e for common, and 75edeSi y = box
for good to choice; Pears Sl62 2 box; Lemons,
5000 50 for Malaga; do California, 81 5042 81 Z
box; Mexican Lines, SHOP q box; Oranges,
California, s. 5003 - n box: Mexican do SllT
D e u, Bananas, 81 5e9s > bunck: Pineapples,
S. Z dozen; Cfanberries SlSGa22 > Dbl.
BbTpEK-Thcre is no change OF moment 70
make. Receipts have fallen oil somewhat Of Ing
to the stern, bat supplies are still ample Tor III
rE slC p al eS-
IRENE Tor strictly me aitlcie, Win the but& OF
sales AZ - "a nc for what may bc termed fancy
brands. The market may be quoted rs follows
Fancy, ~ "a Doe; choice % 4e2lc fair 20 good,
2if52ses- ordinary. 20G22iac: mixed store ship.
ments dun az l2l4Ql5i4c: picked roll, 22I2'a
25c; arsin. asa2lc for good TO choice and is q
lSc for ordinary 10 far; Eastern, I21&gl7c 2 ID.
CHEESE-Ihe demand is fair for the season.
Choice old is IN good request az l39iSc, with the
poorer grades duh at from 665lle 2 ID. New Is
more plentiful and the market is weaker, with
the range of sales at i21@el$!ac & ID, rs 10 age
and size.
EGGS-we quote. California, choice, $3.50
SIG; store lots, S5aS6c; Eastern, 26e'2oe
Utah. zoe = dozen.
PoULTRY-Ihe several descriptions are fairly
represented. Trade is active though not
pressing. We quote prices Live Turkeys
gobblers, 1926; do, hens, 2o@2lc; dressed,
2l922c q n BOOSTERS. So 5096 for old. and
s6t97 for young: Hens SOS; Broilers, s4G35 as
to size; Ducks, s7@9 = dozen; Geese, s29
50 q pair
GAME-The marke; has been largely over
stocked OF laie, and prices have favored
BUYERS At the moment there are no heavy
stocks on hand, and quotations are more
steady in consequence We quote lots
Quail, 81 g dozen; Hare, 81 7592: Rab-
bits, Sls9l So for small ana 81 50s5i IS
for Cottontai.; Mallard Ducks. S2G2 50
CanvAsback, s2G2 so: Sprig, sl@i -; Teal
5o675c; Widgeor 15c small Ducks 75ceSii
Grey Geese, - 5oe12 20 = dozen; White Geese
81 25Gl 30 z dozen; Brant 81 25ea1 50 Z dozen
English Snipe. 81: common do soc p dozen.
W00i.-ITade is duh. ard no improvement IS
( expected until after the holidays. We quose
Spring clip:
Humboldt and sfendocino. p b...............lse9oc
Eortilerll. ..-t ~
Eastern