Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-07

Holders, as rule, want 81 45 for grain that will
grade up TO No. standard, while for anything
of choicer quality 81 4614@1 4715 q ctl is de-
manded. These higher rates may be realized In
time. but they are not obtainable at present.
Sellers VINO are not inclined to meet the situa-
ton will have to wait until Improvement at
FOREIGN centers justifies better tone IN local
circles.
Call Board sales at the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-eOO tons, 81 5s; TO, 81 577s; 400,
Buyer Iss5-2Oo TONS 81 Al; 900, 81 1875; 700,
81 46S4 p ctl.
Afternoon sales we're:
Buyer season-2O0 tons, 81 575ss; 500, 81 5711zz;;
Buyer iss5@Se0 tons, 81 4s5z; 100, 81 1873; 500,
81 4614.
Seller lSs6-2Oo TONS 81 1917; 100, 81 1925 100,
81 49,.
Buyer 1ss6-2Oo tons, 81 81; coo, 81 6114 2 ell.
BARLEY-An article that can be strictly
classed as No. l Feed is very scarce in the sam
pie market Most of this kind of stock is in
warehouse and under good control. Holders
can, therefore, to some extent dictate prices,
though it is another matter to find custom.
Barley values have ruled so high OF late, in COM
psrison with other articles of feed that the in
quiry has fallen off largely. Oats has attracted
goodly share of patronage from former Barley
buyers, and it is no easy matter to regain this
lost trade: The moderate business that occurs
daily in Feed Barley is transacted mainly at q
range of 81 30dl 3215. with occasional small
transfers at 81 3S34@I 50 2 ctl. A round lot OF
nearly 100 tons was reported sold this week al
81 40 2 ell for shipment Brewing meets with
about us much attention as could reasonably be
expected. The market is not crowded with this
class OF stock, either and no particular pressure
is shown by holders to realize. From 81 so to
81 So will embrace all trade in this line. Chey-
alier is not especially active, though it is ex-
pected that the local demand in the near future
will be greater than usual. Quotable at 81 400
55 e ctl, according to color and weight. Poor
lower
Cali Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer lSs5-lOO tons, 81 40; 100, 81 421l; 100
Seller season-2Oo tons, 81 80, 800, 81 8S34; 100
81 1919; 200, 81 81 q ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
Seller season-100 tons, 81 3334 2 ctl.
OATS-In spite of continued large receipts
from Oregon, the market Is fairly well main
tanned as regards prices Custom is steady and
stocks do not accumulate to degree that occa-
Sions any particular attention among dealers.
We quote: Surprise ana milling, 81 4061 %;
No. !, 81 2714@l 80; common grades, 81 3OG1 %
e ell.
CoRN-The market is not heavily furnished.
Still the demand is insignificant, and the stu
alton is against dealers. California is quotable
at 81 171lail % for Yellow, and 81 ID = ell fol-
White; Nebraska, 81 10@l 10 2 ctl.
NEGErABLES-Supplie are not excessive
and prices of many kindsare shaping more fay
orably for growers. We quote: Tomatoes, 25@
Green Corn, 50c@Sl 50 o box, and 60@75c
q sack; Egg Plant, 50d65c a box; Artichokes,
l5c 2 dozen; Cucumi ers, coarse q box; Car
rots, 40c q ctl: Turnips, COARSE = ctI Reets.
6O@75c = ctI; Parsnips, 81 5 otl; CaullfoWeT''
60G75c 2 dozen; Cabbage, 75c q cti; Garlic
10c p ID; Celery, soc 2 dozen: Green Peppers, IS
assoc p box; dry Peppers, 10@1214c = u Green
Peas, Sc 2 n; string Beans, 3Gg4c e 10; Green
Okra, 75c@Sl Is box; dry Okra, 1Sd20c p III;
Marrowtat Squash. S69S p ton; Summer Squash,
81 90 p boy.
mn
good supply of Apples and Pears, but the assort-
ment is not of choice character. and movement
is therefore slow. Berries come forward in spite
of moist weather finding steady custom at good
prices. Peaches as a rule are nserably poor in
quality. Grapes are in light supply. Ounces
almost unstable. We quote Wine GRAPES 5000
- 2 ton; Grapes, S5c9el rs q box Straw berries,
S4q,5 2 chest; Raspberries IS = chest Ounces.
25a40c . box; Apples, 25a75c = box Pears,
2G51c for fair, and 75cGsI D "A box for
good 10 choice; Mexican LINES, SOY 50 q
box !; Lemons, Sicily. s76eS; do, Malaga, 30 50@y
.; DO California, 81 SOAP q box for ordinary and
tS@4 for Sicily seed; Bananas, 81 506g3 ., bunch
PineaDpleS. 50 J0@6 y dozen; Cranberries, S.
az for Wisconsin. and sl1@l2 2 Dbl for Cape
BUTTER-The supply of choice quality is not
in excess of market wants, but the tone of the
situation is Of softer character owing to the late
general rain. Picked roll and key descriptions
are in good demand. We quote: Fancy 4215c
good TO choice, $715G4ec; fair 30Ga321%c: mixed
lots, l21sGlGc . ID; picEled roll, 22G24c = ID;
hrsins, NsGJ22c Tor choice 16Gl9c for lair to
good; l0G12isc for poor: Eastern, 1061l4c 2 H.
CHEESE-StoCks OF old are still cont ara
lively large, while the demand at the moment is
mainly tor new product, principally Of the bet
ter make. Qu1table at gGi1c 2 u for fancy.
7'GSc for choice and 5GG1$c tor fair to good;
Eastern, l5c; Western, 5d1 Zoe q 10.
EGGS-A weak feeling is noted, and dealers
expect that lower prices will rule in the the
near future. California are quotable at 2SG40c
for choice, 35@375zc . dozen for good Eastern,
ls@2lc tor fair, and 25@2ic Il dozen foI good ;
Salt Lake. SaG%2is y dozen.
POULIRl-For the last few days there has
been scarcity Of Turkeys, and prices have ad-
yanccd somewhat sharply. Good Hens sell at
better figures, and choice Young BOOSTERS also
show advancing tendency Live Turkeys-Gob-
biers, l5@l7e; Hens, 15Ql7c; BOOSTERS, Stat so
for old and 81 50d5 so for young: Hens, s4@6 ;
Broilers, 1905 50 as 10 size; Ducks, E4G5 50AR
dozen; Geese. q 25d1 rs = pair.
FRESH MEAT-Lower grades of Beef are
showing strength, and Mutton is held with
more trmness, Following are rates for
whole caTcasses from slaughterers 20 deal
ers: Beei-First quality, &c; second quality,
&c; third quality, sc 3 II. Mutton-WetheTs
are ouotable at SC, and Ewes at 4I5c a H.
Lamb-Quotable at sac . 70. Veal--Iiuotable
OF 7@11c 2 70. Pork-Live Hogs, on foot 2szR,
4l4c; dressed Go, 515G615c p 70