Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-26
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING sEssIo


CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer season-50O tons, 81 So; 100. 81 so
1000, 81 1924. 300, 81 1925; SoO 81 S219; $50
July-1OO tons, 81 2715.
Seller 1Ss6-l00 tons, 81 2212; 200, 81 223 s 300
81 2214: 500, 81 POS {. ctl.
BAkLEY-Feed descriptions show increased
firmness Choice quality sold this morning as
high as 971ac z ctl, causing some holders to keep
back offerings till next week, in hope of more
improvement. Old Brewing holds its own well
at 81 50@1 65 while new Brewing shows more
steadinesS the range being given at 81 071a to
81 l2% 2 ell. Chevaler is understood to be
changing hands at 81 S0@l 40 Z ell.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRN1NG SESSION.
Buyer 1Ss6-iCO tons, s612e; 100, 9634c; 100,
965Ec: 200 csc.
Seller 1SS6-l,lOO tons, S91sc; 200, S91sc; 200,
S95Sc; 800 Sg3sc.
No. Brewing, buyer season. after September
1st-100 tons, 81 i712 800 81 16 q ctl
0ATS-Buyers are not purchasing freely.
Prices of new crop are wide and irregular. there
| being much difference in the quality of offer
| ings. from 81 10 to 81 40 z ctl will represent
| the extremes of the market for ordinary TO good
grades, though millers pay higher prices for Sc
| lected parcels of extra character Probably
81 721a could be obtained for fancy lot of Sur
! prise.
ter prices. California, at s. l5Gl 20 for choice
large Yellow, and 81 % to 81 30 ? ell for small
| Yellow. Nebraska, eX warehouse, is quotable
| AT SOC tdiSl G GU lOT mlASu NJ,
HAY-We quote: Alfalfa, S6e9; Dat, 500;
Barley. S5dS; Wheat, S9@l2 80 2 ton.
HOPS-Asking prices are Old, 10@l5c; new,
to arrive 25G271lc q b.
P0TAT0ES-Wharf rates are: Early Rose, 45c
to 9Oc 2 ctl Peerless. 6OGS0c: Mission Garnet
Chile, 75GS5c e ctl; Sweet, 134G1214c 2 H.
ONIONS-No improvement. Stocks liberal.
We quote Red, 0@S0c; Silverskins, 5o@65c
BEANs-Bayos, 81 25@1 40; Butter, 81 400
l 60; Pink, 81 l5@1 20; Red, 81 15@l %; Lima,
s2@2 % for good to choice; Pea, 81 S092:
Small White. 81 S0@p1 90 p ctl.
VEGETABLES-Active trading at unchanged
55c@sl . box; Green Peas, 2@21Ec :
b b; st td9goc Beans ms. 22e oz R9u.
Vacaville and 35G50c . box fer bay Green
Peppers, 25@3Oc q box; 40C@50c for Chile and
5oG60c . ID for Bell: Egg Plant, S1@l 50 q box;
Bay, S5@50c for, small and 6Oc@s1 p
box for large boxes; Tomatoes. 25c to
35c 2 box for Vacaville and 50q75e q box
for river; Artichokes 1O915c p dozen; Car
81 q sack; PaTsnips, 81 so q ctl !; Caulifower
81 q dozen; Cabbage, coarse = otl Garlic
212@3c q b; Celery. 50td60c q dozen; Dry
Peppers 10c Dry Okra, 15@1714c q b. Sum.
mer Squash, 20@25c y box.
FRUlT-Berry receipts to-day were the largest
in the history of the trade, footing up 100
chests, of which 9iS chests were Blackberries.
Steadiness in prices has characterized this latter
variety all the week. and the heavy arrivals this
morning did not seem to disturb the equilibrium
ofthe market, for all consignments were cleaned
up at an early hour at former quotations.
Peaches were weak, owing to some extent to
the moist weather. Melons moved off slowly,
probably for the same reason. Plums are in
creasing in quantity, and some descriptions are
lover. Grapes drag considerably. Increased
n jeipts and reduced rates may bring out better
custom in the near future. We quote as fol-
lows Apples, sl@2 y box and 70@S5c q
bskt: Pears, 50t015c p bskt and 50c3s1 25 q box:
Bartlett, Sl@1 70 NectaTines, 75cGS1 so z box;
WatermelOns, S6G12 q 100 Cantaloupes, Sl@
as q chest; Peaches, 40@75c p box, sccorC lag
to size, and 40tG75c q bskt; Crawford do, 65G
soc p box and 65e690c 2 baskt; Figs, 40075c 2
box; Apricots S0c@S1 % 2 box; Plums, lose
q ID; Raspberries, S6CdS p chest; Strawberries,
$685. Blackberrics, s3d4 p chest; Huckleber-
ries s9l0c Z ID; Mexican Lines, S9910; Lemons,
Sicily IS $685. do, California, 81 50@2 so 2 box,
according TO quality; Bananas, 81 5o@S p
bunch: Pineapples. 81 SOFAS so p dozen.
BUTTER-The supply of prime quality is not
equal to the demand, while of less desirable
grades the market is heavily stocked. As a con-
sequence values are Irregular. Fancy, 2l6l22lac;
choice, $4,000; ia rio good, 14@1Sc mixed lots,
lQgl2c; picked roll, 17G2lc: frkin, l7GlSc for
choice, 14@16c for fair to good, and l0g121ac
for poor; Eastern, S(912c 2 ID.
CHEESE-Fair TO good qualities are quotable
at 5d6c. while choice range from 7@Sc 2 b; New
York Creamery, I2:G13c 2 ID.
EGGS-We quote California 24G25c for choice
and 2292211%c . dozen for good product; Eastern,
159l7c; Salt Lake. 20 @2ic p dozen.
POULTRY - We quote Live Turkeys
Gobblers 16@1S Hens, 14@15c Rb; Boost
ers, t6a6 so for old and Sc 5oG9 for Young
Hens, SOS; Broilers, sS@4 for small, and
s4@5 80 for large; Ducks. s3@5 q dozen;
Geese 81 256e1 70 2 pair
GAME-We quote Venison, Polio 2 ID:
Doves, 9Dc@sl; Rabbits. s1@1 % p dozen.
WO0I4-We quote spring clip:
Humboldt on "a