Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-01


Buyer season-6OO tons, 81 Og5l
Seller season-9D0 tons, 81 OF; 100, 81 0035 q ctl.
OATS-The market is well supplied with do
nestle, Oregon and Washington Territory pro-
ducts. 1t is understood that shipments from
Nebraska are on the way, as dealers are offering
to SELL to arrive, at 81 80 p ctl guaranteeing fair
quality. California feed, 81 2Th@1 371&; good
TO choice Humboldt, 81 321a@1 80; Oregon
seed I'll 50tGl 60 2 ctl.
C0RN-Trade is of quiet character, there be-
ing no demand for large quantities. California
large Yellow, 81 056I1 10; small Yellow 81 0211G
l OH: White. 81 1901 10 q ctl. Nebraska is
quotable at S1@l or for mixed and 81 05G
10 for straight Yellow White, 81 0o@1 10 2 ctl
changes We quote: Mustard, Brown, 81 50@2 %
Yellow, 81 so az 20 = ctl; Canary, S29@4e
Hemp, 415a5c; Rape, 11592c; Timothy, 51s@6c
Alfalfa, 9l910c; Flax, 81 90G2 ell.
HAY-Prices show firmness. We quote: AL
falfa, SsalO; Dat. ss@iO; Wheat slO@l4 2 ton.
STRAW-Quotable at S0@45c q bale, accord
ing to quality.
HOP5-Prices nominal at 20 a23c p II.
P0TATOES-ReoeiptS continue liberal, while
trade is good and prices are kept in steady posi-
ton Wharf rates are as follows River Reds
50d Coo; Early Rose, 45d 60c; Peerless, 75c@S1 TO-
Tomales, S5e@sl Petalumas Coco 81; Mission Gar
| net Chile, SOc@sl 2 ctl Sweet sl@1 % . ctl;
Burbank Seedlingt ,75c@Sl % 2 ctl; jersey Blues,
| Sidl ~ 3 ctl.
| ONIONS-Choce quality bring full rates.
| Quotable from soc TO 81 g ctl, according to
BEANs-Pink show little more firmness.
| Other kinds are unchanged. Bayos, 81 500l 20;
Butter, 81 50ol 40; Pink, 81 201 IS; Red Isl 2O@
l so; Lima, 81 SOAP 60 for good TO choice new
crop; Pes.sl 0@1 621z; Small White, 81 40@1 "a
p ell
VEGETABLES-Th market presents no feat
ure of interest. Trade continues uniform. the
receipts being equal to all wants. We quote:
Tomatoes, 40tGe0c 2 bog; Artichokes, 10Gll5c 2
dozen; Carrots. 25d35e p ctl Turnips 50 l75c
q cti; Beets, 81 p sack; psrsnips, 81 50 p c:I
q D,t1k tnsa
Garlic, 6G7c 3 b; Celery, 5nl060c p dozen
Dry Peppers, 10c: Dry 0kra, PIG q 10; Mar
rowfat Squash s6sys q ton.
FRUIT-STawberries and Raspberries are yet
seen in the market, but they are not of choice
| quality, though finding ready custom at fair
prices. With Apples the market is glutted.
Choice Pears are wanted at full figures. Grapes
are largely neglected, and only extra quality
seem to receive attention, and even then buy
ers are not disposed to pay fancy rates Alp
I pies, 25a5Uc for common, and 75c@sI p
| 81 so 4 box Pears, 50c@sl for common and
81 25d2 q box for Winter Nellis; Grapes 3jaS5c;
Ounces, 30050c = box; Strawberries, s5@7
| = chest; kaspberries, $500; Mexican Lines.
| SiI6 p box; California Lines 3f@75c
p box Lemons, Sicily, J9d9 50 do California,
81 25a11 so for common, 81 75G2 for choice;
Oranges, California, 81 75g3 q box: do Pana-
ma, SD soGl5 q NJ; Bansnss, 5, 5.fas = bunch
Pineapples 81 s0cs5 so \ dozen: Cape Cod Gran
berries, IS 50G99 3 Dbl Wisconsin, S7a7 so 2 Dbl;
Eastern Apples. 50 50d3 % p Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Trade continues moderately
active at steady rates. Sun-dried Apples, 21sa3c
ID for Sliced and 2d214c for quar-
tered; Alden and Plummer, Sc; Ap-
ricots, l2d13c Blackberries. l0e; Figs, sc for
pressed and Sc for impressed; Smyrna do,
15c for layers. and for kegs; Necta rines.
lO;; Peaches, I6 917c for peeled, and 9ai0c for
unpeeled; Pears PIC for whole and 4@e5c for
sliced machine dried, S(91Oc Plums. SG9c
pitted and &c for nlpitted: German Prunes,
sac: French Prunes, Ease 2 ib; Raisins. Lon
don Layers, 81 60@2 . box, with 2jc advance
| for fractions: Common. 81 25t9l 50 q box
| HONEY-Receipis are less liberal but stocks
| on hand are ample. New Comb, 9Gl0c 4 h
for choice and 6aSe for common; new bright
! extracted. 314G4c.
| BUTTER-Fresh roll Butter does not clean
up, and buyers still have the advantage of the
situation. II is stated that some Accommodations
have sold at low figures for pastry purposes.
There is good supply of picked Ioll, and
| prices remain in easy position. We quote
Fancy 3216c; choice 271Sl150e; fair to good, III
for fancy, 19c for choice and l7G1Sc Tor good
frkin, 1SG19c for fancy, l5@l7c for fail
to good, and l0@127ac for poor; Eastern, lO@
| lac \ 10.
| CHEESE-A choice article is still selling at
| top rates, though trade is limited in conse-
| quenee of high prices. There is some interior
new product comug forward that can be
| bought at about the prices prevailing for ordi-
| nsry old. Quotable at l2Gl4c for old, and lac
| to 15c = 10 for new California, our figures rep
resenting the range for good 10 choice stock.
| EGGS-The market has shown declining
| symptoms for several days. Prices have grad
ually lowered. and the market is not row in
/ steady shape at the reduced figures ruling.
Quo;able a. $40 CSC 2 dozen for good to choice,
ranch, and Si@ 35c dozen for store lots East
ern, 25e@2 y z dozen.
| POULTRl-ih he market is just recovering
/ from the late Turkey glut, and all descriptions
| are again coming into favor. Live Turkeys
| Ciobblers, 12dl2Ec. Hens, l24l21Sc; dressed
| Turkeys, 14@15C; Boosters, 81 50G5 for OLD,
and s5E6 for young: Eens, s5G6 20; Broilers
Sd4; Ducks, "a 50z6 so y Dozen; Geese, 81 SOC
| l 70 2 pair.
GAME-Daily receipts continue free. Trade
| is not quick, and dealers sell st any reasonable
price that may be offered, though M silly within
our range. We quote: Rabbits, sl@l 25 e dozen
| Hare, 81 25Gt so ? dozen Widgeon, 75GS1 Z
/ dozen; Mallards, S9d2 so; Canvasback. $50
3 50: Sprgs, 81 25g1 30; Teal. 75e; Small Ducks;
| 50G75c p dozen Snipe. common, 10G50c
| do. English, 81 5091 80 ? dozen; Quail, 65@75c 2
| dozen; Grey Geese, S2d2 Is: White Geese. SIG
p 2 dozen: Brant. sid1 . z dozen.
W00L-Jhere is no business in progress
Trade al the moment is confined 10 sales oil
small parcels now and then for scouting u. e.
There is no inclination on the part of dealers 70
bug literally, most of them looking upon prices
/ as ruling too high. Holders however are firm
! ON good stock. and the feeling seems TO he
rather general that. after the London sales
/ which Goa nIence to-day, local trade VIII become
more active. Certainly it is fair to assume thai
| increased trading viii result il the prices real
| lied at the last series of London sales be Wei
sustained, which IS considered quite probable