Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-30
CALL BOARD sALEg-NoRN1se SESSION.

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CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNISG SESSION.
BUYER season-9O0 tons, 81 271@ . ctl.
Buyer 1SS6-l00 tons, 81 241a; 200, 81 2i5s; 800,
81 241I.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer lsS6-SO0 tons, 81 241<.
Seller lSS6-lO0 TONS 81 175s q ctl.
BARLEY-Therc is not much vim to the sit
nation. Receipts are somewhat larger than the
wants of the market will absorb, while good
proportion of arrivals does not come up to the
quality generally desired Strictly choice feed
is held at S5c though the views of buyers will
not advance over S21ac except in emergency.
Stock of lower grade runs down to TIC q ctl.
Old Brewing is strong in value, the range being
given at 81 4714@1 GO Q ctl the latter being for
a first class sample. New Brewing drags, as
buyers will have to carry their purchases for a
more or less period. Quotable at SI19@921ac
p ctl
CALL BOARD sALES-MoRN1NG SESSION.
Buyer 1886, after August 1st-1O0 tons, sS1%c.
Seller 1Ss6-100 tons, 77s4c-
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Seller lSS6-2OO TONS 7S11c; 700. 7s1Sc; 200, 1870
100, 7S54c; 100, 7S1sc; 300 19c . ctl.
OATS-The market has weak tone, and
dealers are well satisfied to meet all demands at
current figures. We quote Surprise and milling,
81 35@1 40; No. l, 81 25; common grades, 81 20
oil 2215 2 ctl.
CORNETrade is light, with no change in
prices The domestic article is in very small
supply, and movement is confined to limited
jobbing lots within our range. California is
quotable at 81 10@1 20 . ctl; Nebraska, choice,
95c@S1; do, mixed, S5990c q ell.
HAY-Quotable as follows: Alfalfa. S6d9;
Dat, s7t@9; Barley s6Is; Wheat, s9@12 for fair
to good and sl3@l4 p ton for choice.
POTATOES-Market well furnished. Wharf
rates are Early Rose, 50@SOc q ctl; Peerless,
75@9Oc, Mission Garnet Chile, 60@9Oc 2 ctl.
VEGETA BLES-Cucumbers now sell by the
n shade phpaner Tomatoes
in good supply. Green corn continues plenti-
full Green Okra, 15@20c . ID; Green Peas,
1%@2c p ID; String Beans. 112@2c . b; Rhu-
barb. 56G65c p box Cucumbers. soc for Va
caville and 75c@s1 % q box tor bay
Green Peppers, 81 p box; 10@12c for Chile
and S@lOc D ID for Bell; Egg Plant, lo9l2c . ID;
Green Corn, coarse q sack for common, and
S1@1 IS . box; Artichokes, 1o@15c p dozi Car
rots, 50@i5c p c;l Turnips, 75c@s1 p ctl; Beets,
81 p sack; Parsnips, 81 so q ctl; Caulihower,
Sole = b; Celery, 5e@eoc > dozen; Dry
Peppers, loc; Dry okra, 15@171zc p b; Sum-
mer Squash, 25@35c "a box.
FRItT-Cherries bring higher figures, owing
to small receipts. Currants keep low. Figs
sell at wide. range, according to quality
Peaches dropped back to-day, the arrivals being
more free Oranges are scarce. Lines and
lemons show slight advance IN values ::
4 box and 4O@75c q bskt: Pears, 50@75c . bskt
and 15c@S1 p box: Peaches, 65c@S1 q box,
according to size, and 65c@S1 70 , bskti Figs
$5@75c 2 box; Apreots, 60g53e y psX iol
11%@21ac for common, and 5@1c per ID for Eng
lfsh:White Cherriess1@1 %; Black Cherries, 81 25
al so p box; Cherry. Plums, case ID
Raspberries s7(d9 Pchest, Strawberries "a 5O@5 %
. chest for common and s6@7 for choice pro,
duct; Blackberries, $500 q chest; Oranges,
California, 81 50@3 fol common Los An
geles, and 50 TO So o box for Navel
Lines, IS 50G9, Lemons, Sicily, IS 5099 do, Cali
fornia, S. 5O@5 p box, according to quality: Ba.
| nanas, 81 5OiG3 ? bunch; Pineapples, " o0@t
p dozen.
the fancy standard are well sustained under
| light receipts. Other qualities move with les
| freedom and do not exhibit much steadlness IN
value Wequote Fancy, 1et920c; choice, l6g lSc
fair to good, boise; mixed lots, l0@12c picked
| roll. l7Gal9e; keg 14Cd1Se: Eastern. sGl2c q 10.
CHEESE-Is meeting with steady custom, the
comparatively low ruling rates largely hoiding
| business. Fair to good qualities are quotable
| at 5@sc, while choice range from 7GSc d h.
| New York Creamery, l2913c z 10.
ESGS-Stocks of all kinds have been pretty
| well cleaned up of late. and dealers have had to
| skirmish around more than usual in order tc
obtain supplies enough to meet regular custom
As consequence, there has been more or less
Improvement in values, and the market Is al
| time ago. California. DC for choice ranch, and
2215e = dozen for good product; Eastern, l5@lTc
| Salt Lake, 2I@22c. Lime, 16c 2 dozen
| POULTRY-There is no pressing demand, and
dealers have to shade on quotations if supplies
| be at all free. We quote; Live Turkeys
| Gobblers, I5@17e; Hens, 14@15c q b. Roost
| ers, s5@5 so for old and SC 5od9 for young
| Hens, sac; Broilers. 70 50d3 for small, and
! s3@5 for large; Ducks. s3 50d6 p dozen
Geese. old 81 p pair: Goslings, 81 al sol pair.
! woOL-Trade was again very large last week
| embracing heavy transactions in Northern Cali.
/ fornia aswell as liberal sales of Eastern Ore
| gon woods, both of which styles of wool are now
arriving freely. The Eastern Oregon woods are
said to be not so slightly as last season, yet many
| good clips are to be found through them, and
buyers take the good ones readily at full figures
| The Northern California stock is reported to be
| as good as we have had for many years. The
| competition to secure consignments has made
| prices higher than was generally expected I'M
I der the most favorable circumstances. Sales OF
| $50 900 lbs Humboldt and Mendoeino at 21d23c
| 10000 lbs Eastern Oregon at 17@2oc, and 0.00d
| lbs years fleece Southern California at 139l6c
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