Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-04
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| FLOCR-The market is rather quiet at the
moment, now that orders have been filed and
| forwarded to China and Central America.
| Cargoes continue to be loaded on English
account. We quote: Best city extra, 81 2565:
| medium, s. 50@4; shipping supertine 81 700
| 3 30 2 Dbl
WHEAT-Sa}es are few in number and slim
in quantity. TIE situation just at present is far
from satisfactory TO the holding interest. Yes
tcIday the English market sOftened a trife and
this fact did not help matters locally. The pay
ing export figure to-day for No. grade is 81 49,
2 ell. and parcels of 800 and $50 SKIS are passing
into the hands of buyers at this price. There
are also reported transfers of a choice article at
u 10 2 ctl Oregon arrivals are receiving a fair
share OF attention, and good Wala Walla pro-
Duct can be placed on a basis of 81 371% = ell
delivered alongside.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-1oO tons, 81 SIS; 400, 81 So 900,
Buyer ls$5-2oo tons, 81 1911; 500, 81 AZ; 800,
Afternoon sales were
Buyer season-20O tons, 81 5S115: 1000, 81 $685..
b9yer lSS2-lOO tons, IL AIS LOO, 81 4714 200
BARLEY-The market is void of any interest,"
ing feature. Un!ess Feed offerings will grade
up wen to NO. standard, there is very little use
IN N trying to sell except at a low figure. Good
Feed, apparently suitable for all ordinary pur-
poses, was freely offered this morning at 81 so p
were up to standard weight and color require
ments, buyers would likely have been found at
81 % 2 ctl, which appears TO be the admitted
established figure tor this particular class of
STOCK. Brewing is in good demand and steady
IN price, ranging from 81 so TO 81 SIS = ctl
call. e
Afternoon sales were
| Seller season-l00 tons, 81 3I1z; 100. 81 3D.
Seller lSS5-l00 tons. 81 IS y ctl
OATS-Trade is fairly active, but the receipts
are larger than consumptive requirements and
there is softer feeling as to values Black Oats
for seed purposes, have been in demand of late
For strictly clean parcels, and all Black custom
can be found at a range of 81 50 to 81 60 "a ell
We quote: Surprise and milling 81 4OCal IS:
No !, 81 271a9l 80; common grades, 81 GOAL %
= ctl.
CORN-The market shows no signs of i'm.
proyemeht. If sales were pressed prices would
likely further decline California is quotable at
| 81 l713Gg1 20 for Yellow and 81 Is p ell for
White; Nebraska. 81 I0@1 10 p ctl
VEGETADLES-Cho tomatoes still COM
mand good prices. Garlic has further advanced
Other descriptions show no particular change
We quote prices as follows: Tomatoes, 2565SOc
tor AlylSo and 50G75c for other kinds "a
box; Green Corn, 50c@s1 so q box and 60975c
. sack; Egg Plant, 40@50c q box; Artichokes
l5c q dozen; Cucumbers 60975c q box; Car
rots, 40c q ctl Turnip5 coarse a cti Beets.
60@75c 2 ctl; PaTsnips, 81 2 ctl Caulihower
60@75c p dozen; Cabbage, 75c 6 etl Garlic
Toe ? 70; Celery, SOC p dozen: Green Peppers. IS
assoc q box; Green Peas, Sc p 70: String Beans
Sole p ID; Green Okra, 60@75c Is box Marrow
fat Squash, IS ? ton; Summer Squash, 81 80 p
boy.
FRUIT-The season has so far advanced that
varieties are gradually narrowing in number
while quantities are likewise diminishing
We quote as follows: Wine Grapes, S3OdS5 p
ton +; Grapes; 60@S5c . box Strawberries, $50
5 p chest; Raspberries SIS p chest Ounces.
22@40c . box; Peaches, S095Oc for fair. and
l5cqS1 8 box for choice: Apples. 25@,75c "a
box Pears, 2s@50c for fair, and 75c@Sl D p
box Tor good TO choice; Mexican Lines, S9d10 p
| box; Lemons, Sicily. $500; do. Malaga s. 50GT
6 do, California, 81 5092 p box for ordinary and
$3@l Tor Sicily seed: Bananas, 81 50@s = bunch !;
| for Wisconsin. and s12G12 50 2 Dbl for Cane Cod
| BUTIER-Representativ dealers saw that the
general features of the market remain prac-
tieally the same as for several weeks past. Ar
| rlVals OF fresh quality are not heavy, while
| product that is strictly choice finds custom
about as fast as it is received commanding
steady prices. For fresh consignments that are
| not select there is no quick demand except at
| concessions. The majority of consumers who
| are now using fresh are those who at all times
will have only the best. Fresh of common
quality is said to have less to recommend IT than
packed butter and has to be sold accordingly
| Demand continues good for picked and kee Of
desirable quality, and prices are well main
| tanned. Receipts Tor the week aggregate 1871 300
pounds against l25 100 pounds in the preceding
week. and l9i, 400 pounds in the corresponding
week last year. We quote as follows Fancy
l272c good to choice, 1SGi0c fair, $9@S2lac ;
2 ID hrSlns 2eq22c for choice; 166I9c for fair
3 h.
CHEESE-Choice brands of new are in ro-
quest at full figures. but other classes of stock
| are somewhat slow of movement Quotable nj
9al0c q 10 for fancy, Ease for choice and 5td
&c for fair TO good; Eastern 1Sc; Western, So
EGGS-Choice home product is still a scarce
article, though it is expected that shipments of
this quality will increase i'll the near future.
supplies from outside sources continue liberal
California are quotable at 2S6lIOc for choice
S5@3712c 2 dozen for good; Eastern, l9a2Ie
Tor fair, and 2592Ic q dozen fol good Salt
Lake. $50 3219c 2 dozen.
POULTRf-Desirable fowl find good custom
at current rates: Live Turkeys-Gobblers
11@l3c; Hens, 1l9l3c; BOOSTERS. S. 75a4 for old
and si85 FOR young; Hens siG5 80; Broilers, esa
so as to size; Ducks. s3@4 p dozen; Geese, 81 IS
@1 IS = pair.
FRESH MEAT-Prices steady Following are
rates for whole carcasses from slaughterers to
dealers: Beef-First quality, &c: second quality
51a96e; third quality, sc 2 h. Mutton ethers
gre ouotable at SC. and Ewes ct &c q h.
Lamb-Quotable at sores 70. Veal-Quotable
at 791le an. Pork-Live Hogs, on foot PIC
SIC: dressed do. 4tl51Se a H.