Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-06

BUYER Season-1W tons, 81 OH p ctl.
OATS-For twoor three days the receipts have
been far from heavy, while trade has been
rather lively, giving an opportunity to Clean ~
stocks in good shape. AS a consequence, yaiuc'
have strengthened, and the market at this mo
ment shows more firmness than in along while,
We quote as follows: California feed, 81 l5q1 %
good to choice Humboldt, 81 25@1 So; Oregon,
81 25@l So; Surprise, 81 459l %; Black, 81 log
l % q ctl.
low were reported on Change to-day at 81 50 !
ctl. Some parties hold at a higher figure. VIZ
quote: California, 81 10@1 20 for large; small
Yellow, 81 35. Nebraska is quotable ats Dol L
for mixed and 81 15@1 20 2 ctl for straight Vel
low; White, 81 15@1 20 q ctl.
SEEDS-Business is not brisk. Prices are dis
turbed. We quote as follows: Mustard, Brown
81 a. 50; Yellow, sSGS . . ctl; Canary, ~
ole; Hemp. 5@515e; Rape, I15@2c Timothy
607c Alfalfa, nominal; Flax. 81 2J@2 so 2 ctl
HAY-Prices still show a wide market. Buy
ers willingly pay the higher feature for better
inferior article. We quote rs follows: Alfalfa
S60S so; Dat, S6@9; Barley, S69s 80; Wheat
SS013 n ton.
HOPS-The inquiry is anything but urgent
at the moment there is quite a difference III the
views of buyers and sellers, and it looks as If the
latter would have to give way if any active trade
is to be done in the near future. Bid, 21e; asked
zoe y 10.
POTAToES-Supplies have been coming for
ward freely from all directions tor several days.
salt Lake has contributed several carloads and
more are expected in that direction. The mar
ket Just at present is in unsatisfactory shape,
and ii viii take several days, probably, to Iegy'
late matters. Wharf rates are: River Reds
90c0Si 10; Early Rose, 60c@S1 10 q ctl; Peer
less, s. 1561 20; Tomales, 81 SOL 40; Mission
Garnet Chile, 81 25@l % . ctl; Sweet, S0cGSl
p ctl: BurbaNk Seedlings, 81 20G1 30 q ell
Jersey Blues, 81 2oGl % g ctl; Salt Lake SIG
81 % z ell.
oNIoSs-ouotable at Go@65c 2 ell for silver
skins. Picking Onions, 40@50c z ctl.
" sT-E TT III EE-Ihnra ig "a Ftnf Ot (nnIm hers
at the moment, aud buyers have the advantage.
If growers were to make moderate shipments
every day instead of sending in large quantities
once or twice a week, there would be more reg
ularity and steaainess to prices. Tomatoes are
in eXcessof immediate market needs. and quo
tations have a softer tone. Summer Squash l:
h CHER; String Beans also sell at advanced rates
We quote as follows Lima Beans, 29S(
p Ii: Green Peas, 2a21sc p 10; String Beans
269e q 10: Cucumbers, 25G35c q box; Green
Peppers, 25950c o box Egg Plant, 40G60c Z
box; Green Corn, 25d50c Tor small boxe:
and 75cGsl for large boxes; Ioma
dozen; Carrots, $4,000 p ctl Turnips. 75o@sl
p ctI; Beete, 81 3 sack; Parsnips, 81 80 . etl
Cauli5ower, 81 2 dozen Cabbage: 6o@I5c Q Ell
Garlic, S%G4c s 10; Celery. s0616Oc p dezen
Dry Peppers, 10c; Dry Okra, 12415c . ID; Sum
| mer Squash, 10000 = box.
FRUIT-No more Blackberries expected II
market this season. Strawberries continue II
favor, and arrivals are promptly placed. Fig
move slowly, though commanding pretty TAI
| figures. Raspberries make but light display
Grapes are largely the feature of the market
being more abundant than any other variety
Consumers are beginning to tire of Watermelon
and Catalogues, causing low prices II receipts
of stock be at all free. Panama Oranges are il
the market, and Eastern Cranberdes have made
follows: Figs, 5oc@sl . box; Apples, pc t.
SOC for common. and 75e@sl % Q box 10
| good to choice; Pears, 25975c o box
Watermelons, sS@5 q one hundred for Sal
ro-o 800 S4lGE n ION for T obi. Ne ptalruraS fnG7 m
q crate; Grapes, 2s035c q box for ordinary kind
| of Black and 100000 for Isabella; 40@50c for Mus
| cat. and 40@50c for Tokay; Wine Grapes, Si0@2
3 ton Peaches, 65c@s1 plums. $50 SOC p box
> chest; Raspberries, sS@10; Mexican Lines
| s7@S; Lemons, sicily, sloa1e so; Panama
Oranges, SIT 5O9So q NJ Bansnss. 81 5oaa Z
bunch P~ineapples. 81 5005 so p dozen Cap
! Cod Cranberfies, 50 5oQ10 4 Dbl.
HONEY-We quote: New Comb, Ease ? II
new bright extracted, 3%d4c.
BUTTER-Trade is rather quiet, and there i
n lack of in prices for any product ths
is not of the most select character. The fey
boxes of really gilt-edge which arrive fin,
prompt custom at moderately firm figures. bu
this is about the only class OF fresh which Their
is positive demand Tor, other trade being prin
| CipaIlv picked and packed. There are libera
offerings of packed descriptions. the market 10
which is favorable to buyers. We quote
13IZ6a25c; mixed lots, 10@l2c; picked roll, 1Sa
500 MS 10 quality. the latter price an e1
IRENE: frkin, 15@lsc for choice, 1i@l5c 70
fair to good, and 10@121zc for poor; Eastern, 100
CHEFSE-The demand is good and general
giving the market a rather buoyant tons
Good to choice qualities are guotable at %
| lie 2 ID: New York Creamery, 1391sNc 2 b.
EGGS-For an article that is guaranteed a
frst-class there is quick sale at full figure:
poor Qualities are hard to sell at any price
shioments from the East stil continue. Quot
able at 34a35c for ranch, and 2715@52% {
dozen for good store parcels. Eastern are hel
at I9td21c ? dozen
several descriptions. We quote Live Turkeys
Gobblers, 14eal6c Hens, l29lse; Boosters, 90
3 81 foT o;d and % 6 50 for young. HeuE, s5aG 81
BToiIc.s, sStG4: Ducks, So 50a5 p doE; Geese
81 253i 80 a pair-
G4NE-There was not enough trade thi
morning to absorb the receipts: end easier rGts
nreyaiIed We quote: yeuison, Sc q 4
habits si@l % . dozen; Hare. 81 5jG2
DOZEN. Dawes. 5eG75c p dozen Widgeoa, 81 6
= dozen: Mallards, S2G2 so Sprlgs, 81 2jgl q
TesI. 81 Is: Small Ducks. 75c e dozen
Shine. common, 81; do, English, = 30 dozeI
Quail. 75c p dozen.
WOOL-Contiaued fiImness at distant mani
f~aetuting eenters keeps the local market stead
and strong. Fall ciipi quota5ie as follows.