Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-06
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoaN1Na SESSION.

CALL BOARD sALEs-MoaNING SESSION.
Buyer season = 800 tons, 81 OIL; 300, 81 OF :;
seller season-iOO tons, s79sc; 800, SIZE; 800,
| $3.50.
Seller 1851 500 tons, ssc; 500 ss1,c; 100 $50
| q ctl.
OATS - The steamer just at hand from Ore.
gon does not show any heavy imports on
! her manifosts, and the market in conse-
queuce presents more steadinesS: We quote :
California feed. 81 l5@1 %; Humboldt, 81 300
80; Oregon, 81 20@l %; Surprise, 81 4091 80
C0RNECaiiioTnia, 81 25al so for large, and
domestic White is 81 S7I. Nebraska IS quotabie
ctl for straight Yellow. while White changes
hands at a range of 81 50 to 81 IS Il etl.
HAN = We quote: Alfalfa, SECS; Dat,
HOPS - Asking rates are 2S@29c q b for
P0TATOE5-Wharf rates are: River Reds.
S@S5c: Early Rose, 60c@s1 = ell; Peerless. SIG
81 Mission on Garnet Chile, S!@l 10 cti; sweet,
oNIONs-Quotable at 6oa65c p ctI for Silver
skins; Picking Onions 35@5oc 2 ctl:
GETABLES-Tomatoes are steady at QUO
tations, with fair demand Cucumbers and Okra
are drug, and buyers can obtain concessions.
String Beans are out of favor most offerings be-
ing poor. We quote: Green Okra, 5O975c p box;
1c q b; Cucumbers, 2)@25c 2 box; Green
Peppers. 25G.75c p box Egg Plant 81 259l 50 q
box Green Corn, 25635Oc Tor small boxes
| and G5c8s1 for large boxes bay; Toma-
toes. S5@5Oc q box; Artichokes, 10@l6c y
dozen; Carrots, 354G0c p cti; Turnips, 75c@s1
2 Gil; Beets, 81 p sack; Parsnips, 81 80 y ctl
CsuliGower. 81 dozen Cabbage. 6O@75c 3 cLl;
Garlic, 39314c 3 d; Celery. t0a6oo 3 dozen +;
Dry Peppers, l0c; Dry 0kra, 1591711zc Z b; sum
mer Squash, 25c I. box.
FRU1T-Grapes are abundant, and can be had
at buyers own figures. CantalOupes and Water
melons are literally represented. Plums are
largely in excess of market needs, selling very
low. We quote: Figs, 2o@50c q box APP
pies, 2595Oc for common and 75c9S1 p ? box
q box; Pears, z5@75c q box; Bartlett
Pears, Sl@1 25; Nectarines, 50@75c q box I;
Watermelons, s3@5 p 100 for San Jose and
SiGl7 q 100 for Lodi: Catalogues 20G40e
25@50 for Muscatel, and 30&60c for Tokay !;
Wine Grapes, Sl5@20 q ton; Peaches. 50@T5c
p box, for common and S5c@s1 10 for good;
Plums, l@2c 2 h; Ounces, .5O965c . box;
RaSpberries, s6QS; Strawberries, s. 5095 q
chest; Blackberries, 81 50G3 q chest; Huckle-
berries, case e ID Mexican Lines s14@l5 !;
> boz, according to quality; Tahiti Oranges,
sS93 SO q box Bsnanas, 81 5093 Z, bunch |;
Ptneapples. "a 5o65 so q dozen.
BUTTER-Prices weak except for prime pro-
duct. Fancy 26G.2712c; choice, 2ic TO 25c fair to
good, 15@20c mixed lots, 10(9i2c; picked roll,
1S@s221ac, as to quality, the latter price an eX-
IRENE; tirkin, j15@lSc for choice, 1i@l5c for
fair to good, and lo@121ac for poor; Eastern, SO
lie = b.
CHEESE-Fair to good qualities are quotable
st7154Sc, while choice ranges from S14@913c a
% New York Creamery, l3G131@c 2 ID.
EG6S-Guotabie at 2SG30c for ranch, and 2iG
26c q dozen for good store parcels Eastern
are offered at 14@l6c e dozen.
P0ULTRY-Warm weather keeps prices easy.
We quote as follows Live Turkeys-Gob-
blers, 13@15c Hens, 12@1ic BOOSTERS, 500
50 Ior old and S. 5067 for young: Hens, $50
6 50; Broilers s3G4 Ducks, IS 50@5 q dozen;
Geese, 81 50G12 q pair.
GAME-Wc quote: venison. I2a14c a u ::
Rabbits. 75c@sl % p dozen; Hare, 81 50@2 q
dozen; Doves 50@75c q dozen.
WOOL-We quote spring clip
Humboldt and Mendocino, p ID ...........23G25
Eastern Oregon .166122
Valley Oregon 24G92715
Fall clip is quotabe as follows:
San Joaquin and Southern Coast, free...-12tG14
San Joaquin and Southern Coast, defect. 9911