Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-11
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FLOUR-Steady at old figures. We quote
Best City Extra. sS 1904 25; city superfine,
81 75@S 25; interior extra, S. 50@4 10; super
fine 50 1903 a Dbl.
WHEAT-Movemen is not quick, though a
fair amount of business is in progress. Values
are shade firmer than Il few days ago. though
nothing has occurred abroad TO explain the
local improvement. Anyhow, shippers will pay
81 261z for shipping grades that they cared not
to touch week ago at 81 25, while stock that is
superior to the No. l standard finds more ready
custom at 81 27Ia 2 ell. Sellers are not pressing
grain, though meeting the market with q trifie
more freedom.
CALL BOARD sALEs-,foRNING SESSION.
Buyer season-6OO tons, 81 SS55s; 4,2Oo 81 SS3ll;;
seller iSS6-e,sOo tous 81 2s7s; 1900. 81 "a;
1880, 81 2l1s q ctl
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season., POO tons. 81 1875; 800, 81 33344
Seller 1856, 100 tons, 81 2f14 100, 81 24sE =
ctl
BARLEY-The market presents steady tone.
with fair volume of transactions. Receipts are
increasing and business seems to expand fairly
in proportion. Some holders of feed are advanc-
ing their views of values. asking 90c for choice,
but ii is a difficult task to find buyer at over
size q ctl for this particular kind, while few
care to pay over soc for moderately good arti-
Gle. Poor dark, coast parcels can be had at
lower figures The movement III Chevalier is
slow, but asking prices remain firm at 81 40 to
81 i23 for the better grades, with choice lots
held at 81 i5 OF course, there is more or less
stock that can be bought as low as 81 30. Trade
in new Brewing is OF dragging character, and
quotations are nominal at 9715c@s1. Old Brew
ing is well used up being concentrated in few
hands. Sales of medium quality are understood
to have been made to-day at 81 5614. Anything
of choice or fancy character could probably be
placed at II 90 4 ctl.
CALL BOARD sALES-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer 1ss6-2OO tons, 911ac; 100. 91s4c.
Seller 1SS6-)nD TONS Sic. 100 SpJ[c a ell
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Seller 1sS6-lOO tons, S61sc; 100, S554c q ctl.
OATS-More or less irregularity prevails in
regard to values. Stocks are too light to admit
of heavy operations. Spot offerings are notably
small, the samples on Change mostly repre-
senting parcels to arrive, while the inquiry is
mainly for immediate use. Good feed Oats can
be sold at a range of ST. 35d1 40, while 81 20@
so will about represent the extremes for COM
mon product Black are held at 81 Is, finding
moderate custom. Lots that come under the
Surprise class change hands at 81 15Q1 80 q ctl.
CORN-Very little can be said about this
article except that prices are strong. owing
to small offerings. California 81 20@l 50
for small Yellow. Nebraska, 81 l212@s1 Is p
ell for mixed No. quality.
HOPS-London adylces, under date of July
9th, say Americans have still further adj
as they continue to be shipped to the
States. English have not materially changed
their position. The American demand does
not affect them, as, of course, they would incur
duty if shipped" In local circles there is no
of consequence. Growers are firm
i'll asking prices. which range from sc to soc
p ctl.
POTAToEs-There is a wide range in the
price of Sweets. Some parcels are dull of sale
at soc c cti, while fairly good product is held at
81 so al so, with sales this morning of strictly
choice as high rs 81 q ctl. Other descriptions
generally show frmness. Wharf rates are
Early Rose, 75c@S1 10 p ctl; Peerless. S1@1 %;
Mission Chila Q(pnSl a ptl
oNIoNS-We quote Red, 1o@S0c; Silver
skins, 65d75c . ell.
WORKMANSHIP receipts of all seasouable
kinds keep prices about stationary. We quote:
Green Okra, 6O@75c . box I; Green Peas, 2t@21ac
q b: String Beans, 11a02c p ID; Cucumbers,
25G30c q box; Peppers, 2042oc p box; 35gGi0c
for Chile and 40@5Oc 2 ID for Bell; Egg Plant,
81 5O@2 p box; Green Corn, 5O@75c for small
boxes and Sl@1 80 for large boxes bay; To-
matoes, Soc to SOC 2 box Artichokes, 10@l5c .
dozen, Carrots, 50@75c p ctl; Turnips, 75c@Sl
y Gil; Beets. 81 . sack; Parsnips, 81 50 , cti;
CauliGower. 81 . dozen Cabbage; 6O@75c . cti;
Garlic, 211a@Sc p b; Celery. 50@60c q dozen;
Dry Peppers, 10c; Dry Okra, 15@l71ac q ID; Sum
mer Squash, 20@25c . box.
FRUIT-The market is cleaning up slowly,
but, though the situation is shaping more favor
ably for the selling interest, no positive advance
in values has been established. We quote:
Apples, 30975c for common and S1t1l so p box
lett Pears. 65c@Sl 25; Neetarines, 50c@Sl q box;
S5@S9 . 100; Catalogues 25@
SOC 3 crate; Grapes, 15@75c d box
Peaches, 100 CSC q box, according to size.
and 65c@s1 . baskt; Plums, 1929 Q ID; Rasp-
berries, s6@S Strawberries, 81 50@4 q chest;
81 50G2 50 2 chest; Huckleber-
ries, 6GpSc q ID; Mexican Lines. S12@l3; Lem
box, according to quality; Tahiti Oranges
s3a}5 80 2 box; Bananas, 81 50@S q bunch
Pineapples. "a SOFAS so "a dozen.
BUTTER-The demand for strictly fine stock
Il ll..,~
coming more exscting in regard to asking prices
AT the moment, grades that are faultless are
not willingly parted with at our quotations, and
il is more than likely that higher rates will pre-
vail for this class of stock before the close of the
week. We quote: Fancy, 25@2T19c;. choice
22G2ic; fair to good 15@20c; mixed lots, 100
lie; picked roll, 1792lc; firkin, 17@19c for
choice, l4@l6c for fair to good, and l0'9121ac
for poor; Eastern, Sole . ID.
CHEESE-Stocks of choice are limited, and
prices show stronger tone. Fair to good quail
lies are quotable st Tease, while choice ranges
from SIC to &c . b New York Creamery, 1S9
1870 p fb.
EGGS-Direct ranch parcels bring 25@26c 2
dozen, while store shipments range from 1Sc to
24e Eastern are in fair supply at l4@l Ice Rdozen.
POULTRY-rrade is not quick while receipts
are fairly liberal We quote as follows Live
Turkeys = Gobblers, 13@l5c Hens, 129121ac;
BOOSTERS, 81 50@5 for old and SiG6 for young:
Hens, 81 50d5 Brothers, 50 50@S 80; Ducks. s3@4
. dozen; Geese. 81 25Gl so p pair
W00Il-Trade is quiet for all spring stock but
most of the shealiDg now coming in, which is
chiefly Lamb of defective character, finds Gus
.omers at full figures, because all the shippers
are anxious for their Eastern patrons to see
and pass opinions on this class OF stock. AS to
California Spring Wool, the stock here is almost
entirely confined to the best northern kinds, and
.hese will all be wanted in good time. Fall
Lambs range from TO 1Sc 2 II for poor to real
light kinds of chaffy and seedy stock. No free
)nes yet received. We quote spring clip:
Humboldt and Mendocino, 2 b ............-2S@25
Nefaust.. -.-.IotG1D
casteru
alley oregon
Fall clip Is quotable as follows:
San Joaquin and Southern Coast free12Gl4
San Joaquin and Southern Coast, defect 9@11
Northern Lambs.....-........ l56l17
FRESH MEATS-Lamb is a shade easier, be-
ng about the only change notable The market
S generally well furnished, while the prospects
or active trade are considered good. Following
Ire the rates for whole carcasses from slaughter
rs to dealers: Beef : First quality, 51Sa6c
econd quality, @519c; third quality, 412c
2 %. Yeal-Large 6G7c: small, s54@l0c p Fl.
at 41S95c = ID. Lamb
luotable at 612@7c ? d. Pork-Live Hogs, on
DOT, 27sGSs4c; dressed do, 51S@6c a y.