Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-08

Red Top, 9G10c. Nuts-Chile WalnCts, TO
&c; Peanuts, CALIFORNIA;, 41E@515c Laro (Caiifor.
nia), cans, 71adS15e; Eastern S1@G91Se. Hides,
salt light aud medlum. &c; heavy steers &c; Dry,
ieIsa. Ialow, 5t9S19c. Hops-Sales of Pa
einc coast in New IorE, 1oc; market value here,
sc.
MEATss-Beef. 6@7c; Mutton, &c p ID; Lamb,
g Be- veal s@9e; Hogs. S14@414c; Dressed
foTk, &c; Hams, Eastern, lltGl2c; California,
loglle; Bacon, medium, SIC; selected, lie;
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Produce Market.
SAN FRANCISCO May 7th
>, FL0URIPrces are not specially strong,
steady character Wequote: Best City Extra, 81 %
"a 5U medium, So 50@4; shipping superfine,
- 75tG3 70 q Dbl
WHEAT-BusineSs moves along in quiet fash.
ion. The situation abroad does not offer much
encouragement for shippers, and they therefore
Load with less dispatch. As a consequence the
demand for grain is not urgent, and exporters
suit their convenience as to purchasing Sellers
also show some Indifference as to offering stock
SO that the situation is not altogether one-sided
Inc amount of Wheat in first hands is pretty
well narrowed down, so that the prospects are
good for a continuance of present values at least
Ordinary No. quality viii bring 81 3215 T, ctl
and better stock can be as readily placed at the
usual advance say 81 55;;i4@l So q ctl.
CALL BOARD SALEs-MoRNING SESSION
DuNer looo-ItO IONS, 81 3Cts, 800, 81 80 -.
Seller lss6-I0o tons. 81 221f; loo, 81 22za; 100
81 DIS; 1900, 81 2234 p ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Spot-l00 tons 81 36J%
Buyer lsS6-S00 tons 81 3522s 20O 81 3515.
Seller $3.50 tons, 81 2254 q ctl.
BARLE1-There is a scarcity of what might
be classed as No. feed descriptions while offer
lngs of less choice quality are not particularly
large. choice article would bring 81 32l] to
p %, though It would require some canvass of
the market n find q nf ma,
mon stock can be bought at 81 30 q cti. Brew
ing is steady and firm. with very little strictly
choice stock on the market. Prices range from
II 421a to 81 5212 for the general run of offerings
Prime quality would find quick sale at 81 80
2 ctl.
CALL BOARD SALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer season 800 tons, 81 81
Seller seaSon-100 tons, 81 2915
Seller lSS6-lO9 tons, S3]sc; 100, SIC 4 ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
OATS-There is fair INQUIRY. and prices
show moderate firmness. We quote as follows
Surprise and milling, 81 40a1 45 No. J.
T. ctl.
CoRN-Buyers DO not seem to think there is
any prospect of the market advancing as they
purchase very lightly. Stocks atthe moment are
more than ample for all needs. We quote Cali
fornia White. 81 IDOL %; large Yellow, 81 $50
30; small Yellow, 81 15@1 ~: Nebraska and
Kansas mixed, to arrive, 90G921ac; spot, 9215c
2 ctl
HAY-A first-class article is scarce, and par
Gel OF this description would likely sell 1t half
| n dollar above our top figure. New crop will
soon be on the market when lower prices viii
quote as follows: Wheat, S13CG16 50: Oat sl2 50
OH %; Barley, Sl0@12 80; Mixed, s10@12 50 z
ton.
HOPS-The market stagnant. No BUYERS.
Prices nominal at 5@p7c 2 10.
POTATOES-0ver1 ,00J bags new arrived this
morning. together with about a like quantity
Of OF, old Trade is fair and prices are steady.
Wharf rates are New Potatoes, SOcaSi
Early Rose, 65970c for old and Sl@l So for
new; River Reds, 900 l5c: Tomales 5O@60c; Pet
alumas 50G60c q ctl.
ONIONS-Quotable n. 81 25G2 "a ctl for nov
california. No old in first hands.
BEANS-Movement remains slow. Bayos,
Il i5@l % Butter, 81 5O@1 70; Pink, Sl@1 10;
Red, S1@l 10; Lima, 81 30@2 80 for good to
choice; Pea, 81 COOL 20: Small White 81 COO
40 q ctl.
VEGETABLES-There was not much deyia-
ton in prices to-day. The customary amount of
Asparagus came TO hand, say, from $50 to 800
boxes. Prices showed the usual wide margin
The bulk of good quality went at our Quota
tons, with occasional sales at q trile above and
below our figures. Rhubarb receipts footed up
y boxes. Green Peas made the usual liberal
display, the supplies reaching over 900 sacks
" We quote as follows Asparagus, 75e@s1
i2Gl5c 2 ID for Los Angeles, and 1s@20c for
Nacaville Rhubarb, 3a6c q Ii 4: Cucumbers
25c@el q dozen; Los Angeles Green Peppers
ctUluC q I'D, EsBS IlaDt, lUdl2c ID, Tomatoes
81 25@1 so . box; Artichokes, 15@2Oc p doz; Car
rots 4o@5oc q ctl; Turnips, 75ceI 81 ? ctl; Beets
s. sack; Parsnips, 81 so p ctl Caulifower
81 p dozen; Cabbage, 81 2j@1 so p ctl; Garlic
20925c p b: Celery, 5GG6Oc = dozen; dry PEP,
Pers. l0c = b dry Okra, 15Gl71%c p IL: Marrow
fat Squash, SCOOPS z ton; Summer Squash, SC
2 b.
FRUIT-0ranges are rather scarce at the mo-
ment. and good product sells at full figures
Strawberries are not as yet in excessive supply
the daily arrivals ranging from l25 to $50 chests
q han,
week. Cherries have not been as literally
represented this week as was expected. Receipts
are kept within the limit of 900 boxes daily.
though much heavier consignments are antici-
pated next week. No ripe Curants have come
to market this season. We quote jobbing
lots as follows: Gooseberries, l0Gl2e z ID;
good to choice, Sl@l 80; Black Cherries, com,
mon, Sl@l 50; do, good to choice 81 so
30 q box; Raspberries, 81 75a2 =
drawer; Strawberries, s6@S q chest for com
mon and sl0@13 for choice product Oranges,
California, 81 50@2 for common Los Angeles,
and 81 5O@S z box for Navel Apples,
E EfSteFn s,@ 49, 10 2@S barrel for bald
and IS 50@4 50 & Dbl for Russets; Mexican
Lines. 50 50Gl0; do, California. 4ectasl =
box; Lemons, Sicily, IS 5O@6; do, California,
81 5o@3 bunch; Pineapples. ss 5OtG5 p dozen.
BuTTER-A feeling of depression has pre-
vailed all the week, and at the moment it does
not look as if improvement were likely durins-
the coming week Receipts are much in excess
OF market wants, and stocks at the several
depois are growing larger every day. Conccs-
sions are more or less general. Some fancy
Butter is said to have changed hands at a cent
under our lower figure. We quote as follows
Fancy, 1s14Gl9c; choice, l76lsc; good,
l59l6e; fair, iic; mixed lots, 12@1Sce b; East
CHEESE-There is too much stock in first
hands for buyers TO purchase literally, so that
trade is anything but OF wholesale Character
Retailers take barely enough to supply immedi-
ate custom, as they believe prices are not likely
to advance'so long as the depots are us heavily
furnished as at present. California product sells
Creamery, 12914c q 10.
EGGS-The market continues in bad shape for
sellers. Supplies are large, while trade is some
what slow in spite of low asking rates Eastern
are often taken in preference to poor domestic
product. Occasionally parcels direct from the
hennery will sell at cent above our rates Quo
table at l4el5c & dozen for California and l2JI.
t9l3lac Z dozen for Eastern.
POOLTkl-Light receipts cause more steadi-
ness IN value, and consisnmenis generally sell
to better advantage than a week ago We 1note
eonsignmeDts as follows Live Turkeys
Gobblers. l6e9lSc; Hens. 17@1sc 2 b: Roos
ems, SGT for old and slOal2 for young:
and 500 for large, Ducks, S465 > dozen for
old. and S5G9 for young; Geese, si@l 25 = pair.
Goslings. 81 5o@s 4 pair:
GAME-Nery quiet. We quote: Hare 81 25 IN
81 50: Rabbits sial IS r dozen.
WOoL-Market not active. The unsatisfactory
and disturbed condition of matters at Eastern
SeHtels mas marked influence on local trading
spring emp is quotable as follows: Short staple
iree, ls.alle; long staple, l49i6c = H.
fhEsH AEAT-Following are rates for whole
earcasses from slaughierers to dealers: Beef
fr,irs, quality, sore; second quality. 5a5i.c.
onea!ILarge. e9.c; small 7@ec i b. Muttor2
Suotao.e at 41s95c . h. Lamb-Quotable al :
goe D. PorK-Live Hogs, on foot. Sc.lilc.
dressed do. 515@61sc > b. IS '2sc'
General Merchandise.
SAN FRANCISCO May 18th.
BAGS AND BAGGING-wheat Bags are o,,;ct
OF course there is 10 spot demand of any ac
count. The quotations for Calcutta Wbsat
Bags are 6i4c for spot and Gssa61ze for June and
July delivery. "--'-
BOOTS AND SHoES-A trade sale was held |
by Sewhails Sons & Co. on the Sd with salts |