Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-18
Buyer 1sS6-100 tons, 9S1zc Z ctl.


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| OATS-TheIe is active inquiry, though buyer:
generally want article that is of better quality
| than the general bulk of offerings. Most of tho
samples of California Oats represent stock thai
cannot be placed at over 81 25al 80. Product
that will grade rs No. is worth 81 40, and would
| likely find quick custom at this price. Oregon
descriptions are in favor at 81 5591 60 q ctl fol-
| choice, with gray and of grades ranging from
81 p to 81 40. Black are neglected, in spite o.
| low asking prices which have settled down tC
81 10. Surprise command 81 70@1 Is.
| CORN-Nebraska is quotable at 81 l5Gl 20 fol
mixed, and 81 25G1 50. e ctl for straight.
HAI-ReceiptS continue liberal, and value:
| favor buyers. We quote: Alfalfa, S6G9; Dat
S5a9; Barley, sl@S Wheat, S6@10 p ton.
| HOPS-No stirring trade has yet developed
| Asking prices are unchanged at 25t930c e H.
| POTATOES-Supplies are plentiful at the mo
ment and prices are somewhat easy in conse
quence. Wharf rates are: Early Rose, 50G90C
| 6jcGSi p ell sweet, S1d1 so Z ell.
ONIONS-Trade is almost wholly in Silver
| skins, which sell at 50669c 2 ctl. No guiding
| quotations can be given for Reds, us they arc
| sold at about any figure offered, being mostly Of
| poor quality.
| TABLES-Tomatoes and Cucumbers are
IN large supply. Egg Plant is a shade higher
| and choice String Beans bring advanced rates
| Green 0kra, 25G75c q box Green Peas Sl@1 81
p sack; String Beans, 1a2c p ID Cucumbers
| 21G40c Z box; Peppers, 25@5Gc p box: Egg Plant
81 5032 = box; Green Corn, 50@75c Tor small
| boxes and Sl@1 % for large boxes bay To
natoes soc to 40c q box for river and 10000
| 4 box for bay; Artichokes. 10@I5c v
| dozen; Carrots, 50@75c 2 cti Turnips, 75c@Sl
| a cti; Beets, 81 q sack; Parsnips 81 50 . ctl
CauIiaower. 81 g dozen Cabbage. coarse {. ctl
Garlic, 21aG3c . ID; Celery. 50C060c q dozen
Dry Peppers, 10c; Dry 0krs, 15@l711ac q b; Sum.
mer Squash, 20@25c 4 box.
F2UIr-Supplies are less free than short
time ago, aud prices are shaping more in favor
of growers. We quote as follows: Apples
90@65c for common and 75c9s1 so p box
for good to choice Crab Apples, 5oa75c
Pears, Sl@1 %; Nectarines, 50c@s1 q box
Watermelons, S6@l0 q 100: Cantaloupes 40@
75e p crate; Grapes, 25G50c q box
for white and 50c@S1 q box for black
and 50@75c . bskt; Crawford 75c@S1 % q box
and 75c@Sl p baskt; Plums, 1@2]3c 2 Rasp-
berries, s6@S; Strawberries, IS 50@5 q chest
Backberries S2a3 q chest; Huekleberries,
case q ID; Mexican Lines. Sl3; Lem
oDs, Sicily, 5000 50 do, California, SS@5 q
box, according to quality; Tahiti Oranges,
s393 so 2 box; Bananas 81 50@3 q bunch
Pineapples, 81 50G15 so y dozen.
H0NEY-Trade is rather dull at the moment,
but, as the winter season approaches, larger
| demand is anticipated. We quote; New
Comb, Ease q ID; new bright extracted, 4c.
BUTTER-The market is in an unsettled con-
dition, and opinions as to the future prospects
| are conflicting. While some dealers think that
prices for fresh dairles are likely to be main
tained there are Others who incline TO the view
| that values Will soon weaken. more or less bas.
! ing their ideas on the fact that much custom
has been diverted TO picked descriptions owing
| to the comparatively high asking prices for
| fresh quality Then, again, receipts for Del
| Norte and humboldt counties are said 10 be on
| the increase, and this circumstance is expected
| to be a rather important factor in regulating
values of the better class of stock. Ii supplies
| from these directions become excessive, shading
ON quotations is expected to result. We quote
| jobbing lots, viz: Fancy, 2715c; choice, 24G
12c; picked roll 17@2lc; firkin 17@19c for
choice, l4@l6c for fair to good, and l0@1219c
| for poor Eastern, sole p II.
CHEESE-With good demand and but moder-
| ate receipts values are well sustained. Fair to
good qualities are quotable at 71aGsc, while
choice ranges from SIC to &c n h New York
Creamery, l3aIs15c p III.
EGGS-Strictly prime lots are in demand,
while medium qualities move slowly. and poor
lots are wholly neglected. There is much poor
domestic product that dealers would willingly
sell below The Eastern article. Quotable at
271@@2sc 2 dozen for ranch and 20G25c p dozen
for store lots Eastern, l5@I6c = dozen
POULrRY-Is in fair demand while supplies
are not larger than the immediate wants of the
market require. Live Turkeys-Gobblers, 16@
lSc: Hens, 159l6c BOOSTERS. s5@6 for old and
50 50a7 for young: Hens, IS 50p7; Broilers, SO
"a Ducks. IS eoe5 2 dozen; Geese. 81 25@1 rs
? pair.
GAME-Following are the quotations: Vent
son, Polio 2 10 Rabbits. sl0l q 2 dozen /;
Hare, 81 90 y dozen Doves, 75@S5c {, dozen.
Wo0L-Trading during the past week has
been light, being confined to small parcels of
tall stock that were sold at our quotations.
There Is no inquiry at the moment for the bet
ter class of woods but some trade is expected
shortly. as Eastern reports are of satisfactory
character and dealers there report good out
look, while any sales that are made seem to be
~ hrln and full figures. We quote spring clip:
Humboldt and Mendocino, 2 10 .............22SCa25
1seY - lbe92U
Eastern Oregon. lesD22
Valley Oregon 2lG27H
Fall clip is quotable as follows:
san joaquin and Southern Coast, free.12G14
san Joaquin and Southern Coast, defect 9@11
northern ialnn
FRESH MEATS-Following are the rates for
whole earcasses from slaughterers to dealers !:
Beet = First quality, 51SG6c: second quality,
s951sc third quality, 4ea41S p ID. Veal-Large
eeac small S}9igbe q b. Mutton-Quotable
at 4tzGSc 2 D. Lamb-Quotable at 6I5d7c p q.
fork-Liye hogs, on foot, 25sgS14c: dressed do.