Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-07
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quote: Best City Extra, q 1905 .; city super
fine, g 75GS .; interior extra IS J09f 10; su
periine, 50 75Gs p Dbl.
WHEAT-There has not been much public
trading for the last three days, as the Produc,
Exchange has not been in session, and most %
the members have been spending the holida.
out OF town. Business, however, VIII be It
sumed tomorrow AT the usual Change hour
Several leading operators were at their bushes:
quarters this morning, and some of them bought
grain with rather active freedom. There IS Q
pretty fair array of offerings, though no pressure
is observed TO force sales. Foreign markets aIt
a trife iirmer, while Eastern centers show pos
tive improvement. As consequence, the !oc1
situation presents more buoyaut tone, anC
sellers are able to dispose of product 10 better
advantage than week ago. shipping grades
that come up fairly 70 No. standard are quot
at 81 ~ per ctl, while article of better quail
ity VIII sell at a range OF 81 23s41l % q ell
Sales of between 1000 and 1900 tons were veri
fed this morning presenting good eN idenc6
OF better demand.
BARLEY-In the absence Of any trade in the
open market the price for feed must be aproXi
to quality. For new brewing the inquiry is any
thing but general There was some little activ
ity in this article last week, to meet demand
for shipment to New York by a sailing vessel
which is understood TO be now satisfied Prices
are represented as easy at S71249213 q ell. In
old brewing steadinesS in values is marked
feature. Stock that is anyway desirable com
mands 81 50@1 81 q ctl. Some fancy parcels aTt
claimed to have brought yet higher figure.
OATS-There is fair amount OF trade in pro
gress, but it consists almost wholly of jobbiDs
custom. No wholesale transactions have oc
CURED in some time. We quote: Surprise and
milling, 81 3591 40; No. l. 81 %; common grades
81 goal 2212 z ctl.
CoRN-Nothing of special interest to note
There is no California Corn in market to amount
to anything. \ few small lots can probable be
found in iobbing hands, but their aggregate
would foot up very small total. California il
quotable at s. 109i 20 p etl Nebraska, choice
95c@s1; do, mixed, s5@9Oc q ctl.
HAY-The market is fairly supplied. Quot
able as follows: Alfalfa, S6a9; Dat, S7619
Barley, seas; Wheat S9@12 for fair to good and
s13A14 p ton for choice.
STRAW-Quotable al So@5Oe q bale, according
TO quality.
HOPS-Nothing special to report in regard Il
growing crops. Prospects, so far, are said TO b,
favorable for an average yield. At the moment
it seems as if better prices would prevail thS
coming season. Some contracts are understood
to have already been made on a basis OF l0G
12c p H. and it looks as if these figures woult
be well maintained and possibly improved
Lice are reported as having injured the crop o
New York State, though the extent of the dam
age has not been definitely stated. Private
adyices from London, dated June 5th, say tina
the plantations present nothing Of very unsatis
factory character, though the green fly ha
made its appearance to slight extent in som,
districts Prices for last seasons product are
shade tirIner, say 5@S13c q 10.
POTATOES = Better prices prevailed thi
morning. Wharf rates are: Early Rose, 60cdS
2 ctl; Peerless. Sl@1 10; Mission Garnet Chile
9Oc@Sl p ctl.
oNIoNs-Red were in demand to-day, ans
consignments in order sold readily at soc a ctl
Silverskins ranged from 6o@75c q ctl.
GETABLES-Tomatoes are plentiful anC
cheaper. Cucumbers can be bought at abou
any price that customers choose to give
Green Corn continues to be well represented
We quote prices as follows: Greer
0kra, 10912c a n; Green Peas, 1902
N. frsp 11L6DCp III. PIN
barb, 75c@S1 % p box Gucumbers, S5@40e 70
Vaeayille and 40@75c p box for bay
Green Peppers, 40@50c 2 box: 50@65e for Chill
and 81 3 ID for Bell; Egg Plant, S(610c p ID
Green Corn, 50@T5c q sack for common, ant
SG12c 2 dozen for sweet; Tomatoes
9O@50c q box Artichokes, 10@15c . doz; Car
rots, 50975c 2 ctl: Turuips, 75c@S1 y ctl Beets
81 q sack: Psrsnips, u 50 = ctl; Caulifower
81 3 dozen; Cabbage, coarse 9 ctl; Garlic
215e13c p 10; Celery, 5GGn60c y dozen: Dry
Peppers, 10c; Dry Okra, 1591719c q ID: sum
mer Squash, 25@4oc q box.
FRUIT-Nectarines appeared this morning
for the first time this season, selling Mt 81 50o
l rs p box. Catalogues and Watermelon,
were also moderately represented. Currants arr
scarce, and bring advanced rates. No Cherries
to-day, and the quotation is therefore nominal
Oranges move off slowly. Berries continue il
good supply. Figs are quite plentiful. Apricot:
of good quality command fair prices. Goose
follows Apples, 75c@s1 70 p box and 40@75t
2 bskt: Pears, 40@50c 2 bskt and 75c@S1 q box
Watermelons, s6a7 q crate; Catalogues, S5@,
. crate; Peaches, 5O9I5c 2 box, according tc
size, and 50Cd75c z bskt; Crawford do. 81 25a
l rs p box and S1@1 % = bskt; Figs, $4,000 1
box; Apricots, 60c@S1 q box; Currants, s. 50G1
3 chest: Cherries, Sl@1 % 2 box; Plums, 496t
p H. Raspberries, s7@I0Ss chest; Strawberries, s
as for common and s5@7 for choice pro
duct: Blackberries, S6@10 q chest Oranges
California, Spas so fol common Los An
geles; Tahiti Oranges. SS013 so p box; Mexican
Lines. S9@9 so; Lemons, Sicily IS 50@9; do, Cali
orfnio hn tn orIo tla
nanas, 81 50Q3 . bunch: Pineapples, 81 S,
as 80 y dozen.
BUTTER-Values for strictly choice grade
are well maintained. Lower coast supplies are
falling Off but northern diaries make up tn,
deficiency by more liberal shipments. For com
mon grades Of Butter the situation IS largely il
favor OF buyers, the receipts being greater than
trade wants. We quote: Fancy, l9120c; choice
l6dlsc; fair to good, 13115c; mixed lots, l0312c
picked roll, 17Gi9c; firkin, 1Sg19c for choice
l5l17c for fair to good, and i0@1211%c for poor
Eastern, S@11c = ID.
CHEESE-The holding back of supplies has {
tendency to steady values, which Tor some tint
have been very weak. Fair TO good qualities ar,
| quotable at acc while choice range from
! T6Sc = b. New York Creamery, y dISc = b.
| EGGS-A change for the better in prices ha
| brought out more liberal offerings of domestic
| product, while shipments from the East wer.
again renewed with freedom. Custom fell of
| Just as soon as values advanced, SO that at thu
moment the market cannot be said to show an,
very positive signs of strength We quote a.
follows: California, 2i@25c for choice and 22d
| PIC 2 dozen for good product; Eastern, 15@lSc
Salt Lake, 2I@22c Lime. Ice 2 dozen.
POULTRY-There is not much trade at the
moment. We quote: Live Turkeys
Gobblers, 15@17c; Hens, 14Gl5c p h Roost
ers, s5G5 so for old and Sc 50dg for yourg
!, Hens, sac so; BToilers, 81 50d3 for small, and
s3G5 for large; Ducks. So 50d6 q dozen
Geese. old, 81 y pair Goslings, 81 al so p pair.
Wo0I-Business during the past week has
been more quiet in character, though at the
same time a fair amount of Wool has been sold
at full figures The tone of the Eastern market
is stronger as was to be expected, because prices
there have been relatively much better for the
past six weeks than the Eastern market would
Justify, and for a time our local dealers con.
cluded they would make heavy losses on ship
ments. Now, however, the prospects for them
are much better and it IS the general impress
sion that their purchases viii prove fairly profit
able. Reported sales OF 100000 ihs. all grade
y ~ 4u ,i -. "a ~ 80 ~. - -. :. VIZ