Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-01
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FLOUR-Fairly liberal shipments so forward
| to Central America to-day the Panama
steamer. Net cash prices for California Best
| Family, 81 1901 81 q Dbl: Bakers Extra, 81 to
| 81 %; supcriine, s. S0G3
! WHEAT-The market shows no signs Of re-
action from the recent decline. In fact the sit
uation is OF easy character and the tendency is
rather to lower than to higher level. Some
| operators were inclined to the opinion that the
! threatening war cloud in Europe would
| strengthen local grain prices. But late crop ad-
! vices from Great Britain are SO favorable that
| this idea is being abandoned. Reports OF the
| English harvest are to the effect that fine wea-
| ther has materially helped grain. The crops in
| the early-sown districts are reported in excel
! lent condition, while the late-sown crops are
maturing to the satisfaction of farmers. ON
| Change this morning there was fair inquiry
| for Wheat for shipping purposes, but 81 321$ q
ctl was the full limit that exporters were dis
| posed to pay for standard grades. 1t would
have to be something of extra quality to bring
| out higher bid.
CALL BOARD sALEs-NoREINe SESSION.
Buyer season-lOO tons, 81 42334; 100, 81 427s;
| 700, 81 AZ; 100, 81 1875; 200, 81 1914; 20
81 1875; 100, Il 4554; 719 Il 4334, 200, 81 4$zs;
1900 81 Al; 100, 81 AS; 300, s. 40 1000
! 81 49,
Buyer 1ss6-aoo tons, 81 3924; 1000, 81 20;
| 600, 81 i0ls: 100, II 4014
| Seller lSs6-l, 500 tons, 81 81.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season-G0O tons 81 A; 600 81 ~ :;
! 30 81 49,; 300, 81 f43s; 100, 81 AZ
BUYER lSo6-22oO tons, 81 595l; 800, 81 i0 800
| 81 40l.
Seller 1SS6-500 tons, 81 $50 4, 100, 81 81
BARLEY-The arrival of over 1000 ctls in
two days has had bad effect On the market
Holders are willing to make moderate conces-
sions, but buyers do not respond with prompt
ness. Purchases are only made to suit imme
diate wants, and even for this class of trade
| movement is slow. The better grades of feed
are offered freely at 90c, though sale at any
| thing over 81 &c is exceptional. For dark coast
| quality the asking price is Soc, and probably
| S2lac would be accepted sooner than trade
should be lost Brewing is meeting increased
demand, rs mailing on new crop has com
| menced. The range for this article is 81 05Gy
| l 12l5 In Chevalier there is no marked activ-
| ly at the moment, and 81 As can be accepted as
the top price just at present. Low grade is
| quotable down TO 81 % 2 ctl
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Seller season-10O tons, Ss14c; 100, ss13c; 100
Ss5sc.
Seller 1SS6-1OO tons sec.
OATS.-Stocks are in good supply, while val
ues show no positive strength. Trade is fair,
though not as quick as dealers desire We
quote: California feed, 81 1591 30 for good pro-
duct and 81 seal 50 for choice: Oregon ST 20
! al 30 Surprise, 81 40@1 So Black, s1@I Is
2 cti.
CORN-The inquiry is moderate, while values
keep fairly :, sts9 9 % We quote as follows
81 371l for small Yellow. The asking price for
domestic White is 81 S715. Nebraska IS quotable
ctl for straight Yellow, while White changes
hands at a range of 81 50 to 81 50 z ctl.
HOPS-Nothing of special importance to note.
Asking rates are 2SQ29c p ctl for new crop.
NEGETABLES-Conti in good supply, with
active demand. We quote Green Okra 5O675c
p box; Green Peas, 81 q sack; String Beans, 1149
PC = ID; Cucumbers, 2J@25c z box; Green
Peppers, 50c@S1 o box; Egg Plant, 81 so q
box; Green Corn, 25@5Oc Tor small boxes
and Sl@1 % for large boxes bay; Toms-
toes, S711295oc e box; Artiehotes lOgl5c 2
dozen; carrots, $4,000 p ctl; TIInips. 75cG9S1
. ctl; Beets, 81 2 sack; Parsnips, 81 so y eli
Caulifower 81 T. dozen Cabbage. 60@75c p ctI;
Garlic, 3d314c p 70: Celery, 50t060e . dozen
Dry Peppers l0c; Dry okra, 15@171zc {. IL; Sum
mer Squash. 25c q box.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are coming in freely
from San Jose, while there is no decrease in the
Lodi supply. As a consequence, prices are more
favorable for consumers. Cantaloupcs have also
declined 10 old figures, owing to larger arrivals.
Grapes are plentiful, and Peaches are well re-
presented. Poor Apples and Fears 20 begging
for custom. Berries have been scarce for day
or two and higher prices prevailed, but the re-
ceipts to-day were in excess of market wants
and values softened Lines and Lemons are
firm. We qDote Figs, 20G50c p box; Apples,
25G50e for common and 75c@9s1 p p. box
for good to choice; Grab Apples, 35@75c
=? box; Pears .5@55c box Bartlett
Pears, S1@G2; Nectarines, 50@75c q box;
WateTmelons, s3@7 q 100; Cantaloupes 50@
75c = crate Grapes, 25d40c q box for Black.
$3.50 for Muscatel, and 65@T5c for Tokay
Wine Grapes, Sl5a22 { tom Peaches, 5O@S5c
= box, for common and S5c(9S1 for good;
choice Cling 81 TO 81 10 per box and Sl@1 10
2 baskt; Plums, 1@2c 2 b; Ounces, 50G75c q
box; Rasp5erries, s6@.S Strawberries. 50 50@5 q
chest; Blackberries, g 50d5 Q chest; Huekle
berries, case q 10 Mexican Lines. sl40a13;
Lemons Sicily. SO 509u do, California SSG5
2 box, according to quality; Tahiti Oranges,
S39S3 so q box; Bananas, - 5G(9S q bunch:
Piueapples, "a SOFAS SO p dozen.
HONEY-Nery light movement. We quote
New Comb, 7@Sc z II; new bright extracted, 4c.
BUTTER-Dealers generally report the market
as being in demoralized shape, except for a few
select brands. So much trade has been diverted
TO picked roll that there is considerable aceu-
mutation of fresh qualities, including much
that is deemed choice at this season. Sharp
competit on from sellers causes concessions in
favor or buyers, so that for the bulk of stock
there is no fixed value. Good sweet roll has been
sold as low as Ice z Ii. In fact, the desire TO Sc
cure custom is general and pressing, and no rea-
sonable offer is rejected. We quote follows
Fancy, 26@2712c; choice, 2ic to Is; fair to good,
l5@20c; mixed lots 10@l2c; picked roll, $50
22ac, as to quality, the latter price an extreme;
firkin, 15GlSc for choice, 14(9l5c for fair to
good and lO@1219c for poor; Eastern, s@1lc p b.
maud, and there is no chance for stock of this
character to accumulate. Fair to good qualities
are qaotable at7lI@Sc, while choice ranges from
lSt%c a'b
EGes-Good prices are obtained for direct
raneh parcels or extra choice store lots. Inferior
product finds no custom. There is some of such |
stock on hand that can be bought at Zoe = Dozen
Within three days about 600 eases of Eastern
have come to hand, giving the market weaker
tone for this description Quotable at 2SG30e !
for ranch, and 2iG 26c 4 dozen for good store
parcels. Eastern are offered at l4al6c 2 dozen
,,, roULIKYEM Market moderately steady sup
Gobblers, 17@lSc: Hens, 15@16c; BOOSTERS, s5@
50 Ior old and s. 5OG7 for young: Hens. $50
5o Broilers s3G4 So DUCKS IS 5oG5 p dozen;
Ge-se. 81 50G2 pair.
GAME-Wild Ducks are not worth quoting. as
they arrive in bad order. Yenison, 1i@l6c 3 u:
Rabbits 75c@sl 2 dozen; Hare, 81 50@2 q
W0oL-We quote spring clip:
Humboldt and Mendocino, = Is 23025
Nevada. I6Sl90 |
Eastern Oregon. ....-....... 5000 |
FIJI clip is quOtabie as follows:
Ss2 JoaqniL and Southern Coast free12@14
Ss1 Joaquin and Southern Coast. defect. QGI1 |
Northern Lambs 15,a17 |
FRESH Misunderstanding are the rates for |
whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers: |
Beet = First quality, 5iz36c; second quality. |
i1zGsc; third quality, 5s@al14c . n. VealELaree |