Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-05
,4x vRANOIsC0 MARKET.

FLOU Fair trading at easy rates We
quote: Net cash price for Family Extras, 81 20
@5 ? hh. Bakers Extras, 81 75@4 s.; Superfne,
IS l563 80.
WHEAT-There is not much spirit to the
market, though stock is rather firmly held.
Business would likely be of greater proportions
were it not that sellers are disinclined to trade
on what are deemed current quotations. For
eign advices deter exporters from bidding up
with view TO securing more liberal offerings of
grain. The Liverpool market has been on the
decline for nearly week, the quotation in that
Ii narket to-day being the lowest within the past
two months. spot Wheat is quoted at 81 so for
standard grade, though offerings at the figure
named are anything but free. Millers are pay
ing as high as 81 5715 % ctl for selections.
BAkLEl-V for feed descriptions are
barely maintained. There IS more stock of this
class offering than can be absorbed by ordinary
custom, and sellers have to shade more or less
to effect anything like quick sales. For Brewing
Barley there is moderate demand. while of the
quality suited for shipping purposes the stock is
far from large. Choice Chevaier cannot be
found, and the quotation is consequently NOM
inal: We. quote No. Feed, S21c; common
grades, I11a@S0c: Brewing 95@971ac for fair to
good, and sI@1 0215 for choice; Chevslier, good
to choice, 81 50@1 65; fair Bay 81 l091 20: dark
Coast. S2129S712c q ctl.
OATS-Rather heavy receipts have come to
hand of late, but such shipments have not
seriously depressed the market. There is fair
inquiry on local account, while shipping de-
mand is giving the situation some support.
Rumors are current that orders from the Aus
tralian colonies are being filled, and this
circumstance tends to keep values more
seady aos ahan o0Ty fhey othsTwse wSud 9 be- % We
milling, 81 20; choice feed, 81 l71S; Nos1 l21155
@1 10; lower grades, 81 05a1 10; Black. for
seed 8 2o@1 20 Gray, 81 o71s@1 1215 . ctl.
steady tone, though trade is slow and
quiet. The demand for white is limited.
Quotable at 81 221991 25 for large Yellow,
q ctl.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s27 q ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S27 p
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 2tSIIszc y
OIlCAkE MEAL-Quotable at $50 q ton.
StEDS-Alfalfa is in few hands and firmly
Yellow. s2@2 20 2 ctl; Canary 4a414c; Hemp,
e1$G,sc Rapa. I15G Sc; Timothy. Sc Alfalfa,
l114@l215e q D Flax, 81 25@2 70 + otl.
M1DDLINGS-Find ready custom. Quotable
at s17 5OG1S SO 2 ton.
HAY-Trade is fair, while prices are steady,
Dealers expect the market 10 run along quietly
<tpr some time without any particular change in
Values. Wheat. sll@ll4; Wheat and Oat, $40 500
Is so; Wild Dat, SO 5OG13; Oat, Sl0@l1; Barley,
IS 0l0 20; Barley and Oat, SIS 50911 so; Alfalfa,
IS 5lt@l0 50: Stock. ss99 p ton.
HOPS-No improvement The demand is al
most tnominal and sales are insignificant Quot
able at 15@l7c p ID.
BRAN-sqpplies continue ample. Quotable
at SIG to SIT F ton for the better grades,
and SIS so to SIC for other quality.
RYE-Oferings are not excessive, while trade
is fair. Quotable at 81 95@i 9614 a ctl.
BuCKWHEAT-Is scarce. Quotable at 81 so
GROUND BARLEY-Q -Quotable at s19a2o y ton.
POTATOES-LibeTal offerings OF both Califor-
MA and Oregon PGodpoet We quote o
hngs, 60090e; Garnet Chile. 65@75c; River
Reds soc; Early Rose. 4O050c . ctl; Jersey
Blues, 7O@sOc; Cuffey Cove, 75@9Oc; Sweet, 400
ONIONS-Arrivals are free. Quotable at 25
@4oc 2 ctl for river and 6OG75c for Alvarado.
DRIED PEAS-Se quote: Blackeye, 81 500
I :. Efl. y 80
BEAAS-There is no strong tone to the market.
Supplies are abundant while trade is slow.
pressure TO realize wonld likely cause decline
Pint, Pin y 50: Red, s. 500 s.; Lima, So s. 4oS iS;
8 so: Pea. s2@2 10 Small White. s2@2 10 q cti
VEGETABLES-Mush are in large re-
desirable Tomatoes are seen and these COM
mand fancy prices. No scarcity of Garlic
Mushrooms, 5@10c q b. We quote as fol
lows: Marrowfat Squash, s6@S d ton; Toma-
p box; Turnips, 50@60c p ctl; Beets 50G60c
. sack Carrots, feed 30@50c; Parsnips, 81 5o@2
setl; Csb3tbage, 6oc 1 9 C etl; Garlic, 5o@eoc y
pers. ia &c = n; Dry Okra, 1561Se q b.
FRUIr-The market is rather freely supplied
with Apples some very good quality being seen
among offerings. Oregon is shipping Apples in
this direction. Very few Pears of choice charac-
Ter are submitted. Grapes are mostly poor and
sell at about any price that buyers will pay
We quote jobbiug lots as follows Mandarin
Oranges. 81 25 z box: Pomegranates, SO sc = ID;
PeIsimmons, 5GSc > h; Lady Apples, 81 50al IS
2 box; Table Grapes l5@75c z box; Apples, 1000
Limes 80 90 rs so q box; Mexican Oranges 81 so
as so p box: Lemons, Sici y. IS so 16; Bananas
n SOAP n y bunch: oireaDples. sc 5 . dozen:
Cranperries. $40 500,11 so 2 Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-There is a dull and quiet
market, and prices are nominal to ONE extent
because OF no representative sales Raisins
are held with frmness, there being no large
stocks. We quote prices as follows: Sum
dried Apples, 3o41ae = Il for sileed and SIC
for ausrterec; apples, evaporated, 6@7c; Apr
cots, l21aG14e for pleaehec do, -an-driei. 7@Sc;
2kG3zc for Impressed; smyrna Figs, 16@ISc
for iavers, snd 7GSc for kegs: Nectsrines
sun-dried, 5S6e 2 n bleached do. 7@10c
? b; fesehes, l2@l5s tcr peeled. and 4d555,
Tor unDssiet: Pears, SC fo- whole aud 90
51<c for Slis=-t rn.sciila-oriec, 79Sc; fIuns,
5G6o .or a.ne: "T,.s 2@3s for unpitted; Ger
Grapes, S@4c p ID /; Raislns London Layers,
s2a2 25 ? box, with 2sa75c advance for frac,
tions: common. 81 S5s1 65 z box.
H0NEY-Extracted remains firm in price
under light offerings. Slow movement In Comb,
which is in lib-ral supply and somewhat easy
as to value. We quote: White Comb, 1iG &c;
Amber. 7@9c; Extracted, white LIQUID, 53l9
eye: Amber, colored and csndIed. 413a5Lc i b.
BUTTER-Prices of strictly prime qualities
hold up quite we'll. while the oatlook is consid-
cred more encouraging for the selling interest
3S@40c good to choice. 35GS71zc; fair. 25G27c I;
store lots, 1sG22c: picked roll. &c d2Sc; frkin,
ZSa02oc. Eastern creamery, 25HZ11Zc in tubs and
271z6321ze in rolls: otherkiuds, liza l0c q b.
CHEESE-WHh choice new Cheese the market
is rather poorly furnished, and prices for this
class of stock shape in favor of the selling in
terest. Old makes are iu good supply and easy
at current figures We quote: Choice new, Is
@14e; good 10 choice old, l2Gl3c; common
grades. S&1Oc: Eastern ordinary to tine, 10@l5c
Tb.
EGGS-SoR tone 20 the market Prices have
been gradually lowering for several days, and
dealers do not consider that bottom has yet been
reached We quote. California, ranch, IS a37jzc;
store lots. 32%G3ic for fair to good: Eastern,
fresh. 2762ec: cold storage, 225za25c ? dozen.
POTLTRY-The mark9 is recovering from
tee surieit of last week, caused By the rushing
in OF stock for Thanksgiving Turkeys are still
cheap, though showing better tone. Fine fat
Hens and large young Boosters sell better than
anything else just at the moment- Ducks are in
fair supply. but do not receive Hnch attention.
We quote Live Turkeys = Gobblers, lsG
19c; nei.T. J7411Ss: dressed TURKEYS, 1S@20c;
Roost ,-s SOS so for old and e5G6 80 tor young:
Hens. s5G6 80: tsniis-s, s4a5; DUCKS. s5a7 50:
Geese. ~ n Is = SsiI; Pigeons. 81 50ai IS for
old and s2@l2 = y dozen for young.
GAME-lhere Eas general weakening on
prices this morning. Canyasbacks made the
largest tumble. Some POOR stock went as low as
g y, but good Ducks brought quotations. Re-