Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-05
the San Francisco Produce Exchange were as

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follows:
Seller 1sss-1oo tons. 81 Al; 500, 81 46 p ctl
Afternoon sales were
Buyer seaSou-100 tons 81 As.
Buyer 1SS5-l00 TONS 81 461l; 100 81 46lS p ctl
OATS-0fferings are still quite liberal, but as
dealers do not force trade, prices remain mod
erately steady. Business is fairly active, and
stocks are gradually lowering under a regular
movement. We quote as follows Surprise
and milling, 81 35@1 40; No. l. 81 271zd1 80;
common grades, 81 2O@1 25 Blsck, 81 5o91 70
p ctl.
CORN-The market is not crowded with
stocks at the moment, but the probability of ar
rivals from near domestic points as well as from
distant places keep values from showing any
very positive strength. California is quOtable
at 81 111291 20 for Yellow and 81 1719G1 25
p ell for White
VEGETABLES Receipts are small in volume,
while being sufficient to meet all trade demands.
We quote: Mushrooms, S@12c 2 b; Artichokes,
15c q dozen Cucumbers, coarse p box; Car
rots, 4o@5oc p ctl; rurnips, 60@75c y ctl; Beets,
S So@Se es ie PanBP 81 es Gsua!oTIec
SC p b; Celery, SOC p dozen; Green Peppers. 30
@50c p box; dry Peppers, 10@12115c p II dry
Okra, 1Sg20c Stb: Marrowfat Squash. IS p ton.
FRUlT-At the moment the market is largely
stocket with Mexican Oranges, and it will not
be great while before home product will De
coming forward freely. The native crop this
season is not expected to be excessive but the
quality promises to be unusually fine, and it is
believed the State will make better record than
ever for this particular tropical variety. Apples
anu feaTS SILL sell at q Wl1e range, owing 10 the
difference in the quality of offerings Fresh sup
plies OF Plneapples are at hand. We quote as
follows: Oranges, Los. Angeles, 1904 p box;
do, Loretto and La Paz, s27@3o p NJ; do, Cape
st. Lucas, sl5@20 2 NJ; Japanese Persim-
mons, sl@I % 2 box; Apples, 25@6oc for common
and 75c@sl SO q box. the latter figure for
choice ice, spitzesnbeTg 90 Pears, 2s@Soc for
to choice, the higher rate being for choice
Winter Nellis; Mexican Lines, S4@7; do Cali
fornia, coarse for small and S2(a2 50 for large
boxes Lemons, Sicily, s6@g7: do, Malaga, So SOFA
6 q box do, California, 81 50@2 rs p box ;
Bananas, 81 50@3 "a bunch; Pineapples,
IS 50C96 p dozen; Cranberries, $500 for Wis
consin. and s1o@12 q Dbl for Cape Cod.
CHEESE Choice new sells about as fast as
received, so that no chance is afforded for &C
emulation. Old stock does not move SO quickly.
California, new, 1l@121ac; choice old, 7@9c;
fair to good 5@61ac.
EoGS-The situation is less favorable for sell
ers than it was week ago. Receipts of domestic
arrivals help to increase the general weak tend
ency OF the market. Quotable at 1910
4215c 2 dozen for good to choice California and
26@2I12c 2 dozen for Eastern.
POULTRY-A week ago the Turkey market
was in demoTaliZed shape. but it has improved
somewhat within the last two days, and dressed
stock can be more readily placed at higher rates
Chickens are in too large supply at the moment
to warrant the expectation of better prices for
this week at least. We quote as follows: Live
Turkeys-Gobblers l2@I3c; Hens, l3@l4c
p 10 dressed IS@l6c; BOOSTERS, "a for old
and s4@5 for young; Hens, So 50@5 Broilers,
S4@f so as to size; Ducks, 81 50ta5 80 p dozen
Geese, 81 1872 2 pair.