Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-08

81 1873 q ctl
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season-l00 tons, 81 5J31; 1900 81 5O1S
$500, 81 5014; :, 100, 81 sos q ell.
BARLEY-The moist weather has had some
effect on the price for feed descriptions. Sales
of choice were made to-day at 81 05, and it is
asserted that fair lots could be secured at 81 p
ctl. There are some holders who yet cling to
81 or for desirable offerings, and will listen to
no lower bid Brewing is very dull at the mo-
ment Holders are anxious for something to
transpire to impart activity to the situation.
Local buyers are said to be pretty well stocked
while the prospect for renewed shipping inquiry
is daily becoming less hopeful. Although some
parties want 81 Ia and even 81 20 q ctl for
prime parcels, it is doubtful if customer could
be readily found to pay over 81 10 q ctl, while
it is claimed that it must be pretty good second
quality to bring 81 1213 q ctl.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer season-2OO tons, 81 0S; 100, 81 O75s; 700
81 0754: 800, 81 075s; 500, 81 OH
BUYER lSS6-l00 TONS 81 OF; 90 81 031%
Seller season-300 tons, 9734c; 500, Csc; 90
9S14c; 100, 9S1ac; 100, 9S54c.
May-l00 tons, 81 % 2 ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season-lOo tons, 81 o.; 500. 81 or;
| 800, 81 0T5S.
May-lG0 tons, 81 021l.
Seller 1SS6-lC0 tons, 81 OF p ctl.
| OATS-Recent liberal receipts have been
pretty well handled, keeping prices in steady
| position and the market generally in pretty good
| shape. California feed, 81 27E@1 3712; good
TO choice Humboldt 81 S21SS1 4O oregon.
81 S21aSl 40; Surprise, 81 45@1 So Black, for
! seed, 81 50@1 60 = ctl.
CORNING quote: California large Yellow,
| 81 05@1 10; small Yellow, 81 021@a1 or; White.
81 1901 Is 2 ell. Nebraska isGuotable at 81 0215
for mixed and 81 l0@1 II for straight Yellow;
SEEDS--We quote: Mustard, Brown, 81 25@2;
Yellow, s2 . ~ % p ctl; Canary, 2A@3c ;
HEMP, S1594j4c: Rape, 11a92c: Timothy, 81
@6e; Alfalfa, S54d9lac; Flax. 81 90@2 2 ctl.
HAY-The rain that began last night was not
of sufficient duration to affect prices good
downpour of two or three days would likely
cause less trmness IN values We quote as
follows: Alfalfa. none in market: Dat, sS@1O;
Barley, SOLO; Wheat, S10@l3 D ton.
STRAW-Prme parcels sell at higher figures.
Quotable at S0a45c p bale, according to quality.
HOPS-NOthing encouraging to report for sell
ers. Trade could not be more dull. Prices
nominal at 20 d23c r fl.
R y, choice quality 81 80 is bid, with
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 81 25G1 so 2 ctl,
according to quality.
OES-Stocks are cleaning up well, and
better prices are being realized for really good
product Wharf rates are River Reds. 70c
10 S5c; Early Rose, 759S0c; Peerless, S191 p;
Tomales 90cGS1 %; Petaluma, 90c(0S1 Is; Mission
Garnet Chile. 81 25@1 50; Sweet 81 75@2 p ctl;
Burbank Seeding. S1@1 40 2 ctl; Jersey Blues,
ONIONs-strictiy choice are firmly held at
top figures. Quotable at 90c@S1 s. a ctl for
good 10 choice. Poor offerings are to be had at
q
BEANS-Dealers report fair trade with steadi-
ness in prices. We quote: Bayos, 81 50d1 20;
Butter, 81 399l 40; Pink, 81 35G1 IS; Red, 81 500
/ 10 Lima ~ SOAP 60 for good to choice new
CROP. do old S2G2 .; Pea. 81 0@1 6215: Small
White 81 i0d1 621% p ell.
VKGETAB L ES-There are no changes OF con-
sequence Varieties are limited and trade is slow
Tomatoes. 40060c q box; Artichokes, 106l5c q
dozen: Carrots. 25d35c p ctl ; TuInjps, 5o6l75c
q eli: Beets, 81 q sack Parsnips 81 so a ctl
Caulihower. Il 3 dozen Cabbage: 4O@60c ? ell;
Garlic SAFE y 70; Celery. 50Cd60c . dozen
Dry Peppers, 10c: Dry Okra, 125zc 2 b; Mar
roWfat squash SOFAS z ton.
FRUIT-The stock of apples continues large.
Some fire specimens from oregon are among the
offerings and better prices would probably be
obtained for extra choice lots were 1t not that
the market is heavily gluited with medium
qualities Trade in Grapes dTags badly. About
a cOuDle of chests of both Strawberries and
Raspberries arrive daily, but custom is irregular
There are very few Bananas on hand Recent
arrivals. intended for holiday trade, came to
hand in such bad order that they were not taken
from the wharf. Oranges ere making much
better exhibit and a LIBERAL display is anticipa-
ted by Christmas. We quote lots as follows APP
pies, ~25d5oc for common. and 75c@S1 p
s. 50 = box; Pears, 50ce5s1 for common and
81 o5a2 > box for Winter Nellis; Grapes, S5GS5c;
Ounces 30G50c q box; Strawberries, Si@l0
2 chest; Raspberries sgq6; Mexican LINES,
a box Lemons, Sicily, 1899 50; do California
81 256I 80 for common. 81 15d2 for choice;
Oranges, California, 81 75@S e box: do Pana-
ma. Sl2 50idl5 z N; Bananas. 81 SOFAS = hDneh:
Pineapples. 81 5000 50 > dozen: Cape Cod Gran
berries IS 5OG9 = Dbl; Wisconsin. S7(17 so 2 bbl
Eastern Apples, g 509S 80 2 Dbl
DRIED FRUIT-Stocks of Apples are more
concentrated. and asking prices have been aG-
vanced For all descriptions there is moderate
demand. We quote: Sun-dried Apples, 5I6c
p n for sliced and safe for quar-
ricots. l2al3e: Blackberries 1Oc; Figs, sc for
pressed and Sc for impressed; Smyrna do,
i5e for layers and = for kegs; Hectarines,
lOe; Peaches, l69l7e for peeled and 9@ioc for
unpeeled; Pears, PC for whole and 435e for
sliced; machine-dried, S9l0c Plums, Sg9c
pitted and &c for unpitted German Prunes,
Gaze; French Prunes, 7@sc 2 n: Raisins. Lon
don Layers, 81 60@2 bog. with 25e advance
for fractions: Common. 81 25@1 so 2 box.
HONEY-There is not much strictly choice
Comb offering Extracted is in moderate de-
for choice ana 6&Sc for common: new bIi sht
extracted. 31SG14c.
BUTTER-The market is not in good shape
for the selling interest. Receipts are constantly
Use to be much more liberal. There is already
considerable surplus of fresh on hand. and with
promise of increase it is only reasonable to ex-
pect lower range in quotations. Picked roll
Is also in large supply, and prices are more ia
vorable for buyers. Ii is estimated that stocks
of picked roll are mo.e than double the amount
on hand at the same time last year. Fancy.
s0S)SIc. choice, 26d2sc; fair to good, 171z
G24c; mixed lots, 129l5c; picked roll, 1920
for fancy, 17llSc for choice and l6alTc for good;
hrkin, 1S1l9e for fancy, l5@17c for fair
to good, and lO@121zc for poor; Eastern, 100
14c ? b.
CHEESE-An increase is noted in supplies
but there is not accumulation enough to cause
any material change in values. The feeling Is
easy, and concessions would be necessary to in
duee liberal buying. Qu0table at 12G1ic for old,
and lac TO i5c 3 y for new California, our fig
urts REPRESENTING the range for good 10 choice
stock New YORK Creamery, l5al6c = ID.
EGGS-The market shows declining tendency.
From lSc to325Sc : Stpzen is about the range for
lair to choice domestic product. Eastern 24@
&c = dozen.
PoULTRY-Turkeys are in less demand at
nriees Ducks are also q shade dearer. We
auote rs follows: Live Turkeys = Cob
blers l64l7c. Hens; it@iee; dressed Tur-
keys, 17da0c; Rooster. - ooG5 Ior oioi
and s5z6 for vaunx Hens. s5G7; b,ol -us
3c4: Tueks. e. 50s.7 DOZEN Geese, 81 25@
l 70 = Dair-
GAME-The market IS rather heavily sup
hi