Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-13


FLOUR-Fatr jobbing movement Net cash
price for California: Best Family, IS e0GD4;
Bakers extra, IS 90G4 = Dbl; Supertine, 81 700
WHEAT-Exporters are not in the market.
though they appear ready to buy on basis of
81 IA for standard shipping Few sellers are
to be found under 81 so, while some are holding
for more.
BARLEY-A strike in Chicago was the cause
assigned for the cancelling to-day of orders pre-
yiously given for that market. Arrangements
under way for the shipping of twenty cars of
Brewing had to be stopped in consequence The
local market for feed shows fair steadiness.
Holders insist on top rates for choice, bright
stock, but the views of holders are hardly up to
that point, and trade is somewhat slow. We
quote as follows: Feed, good to choice,
TIC; common, 70@75c; Brewing, IS a soc;
Chevalier, good to choice 81 2091 80; COM
mon, S5@95c p ctl.
oATS-The market Is kept in fair motion by
purchases on the part OF jobbers. Wholesale
business is not quick. We quote as follows: Sur
prise 81 55Gl IS: choice feed ana milling, 81 BIZ
al 40 No. l, 81 3213CGl So; No. 2, 81 271atS1 90;
Off grades 81 2O2l Is: Black, s. 8oa1 3212 y cti.
COkN-An unsettled feeling prevails. Quot
able at 81 30@1 % = etl for Yellow
CRACKED CokN-Quotable At $50 q ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S29@30 Z,
ton; fine kinds for the table, il large and small
packages, 211ad255zc . u.
OILGAKE MEAL-Quotable at 92s 2 ton.
SEEpS-We quote prices as follows Mustard,
Brown, 1908 Yellow, Sl75@D210 p etl, Canary,
35A@414c; Hemp, S115CG4c Rape, I19@215c; Tim
othy, &c; Alfalfa, S12@9c q 70; Flax, 81 1892 rs
2 ctl.
MTDDIINGS-Co steady Quotable at
sl6@l7 q ton.
HAY = Moderate concessions are obtainable.
We quote as follows Choice Wheat, Sl7 so
us; tame Dat, sl3C9l4 50; wild Dat, S1S so a
49, Wheat and Dat, SlS 50@l6; Barley, $40 50@14;
Alfalfa. Sl2113 y ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 45d55c q bale
HOPS-Nomina. at 4a6c p H.
BRAN-1rade is of regular character Quot
able at Sl4015 q ton for the best and sl3
@13 50 for lower grade and outside brands
RYE-Prices unaisturbed. Trade dull, Quot
able at 81 75dGl IS 4 ell.
BgCKWHEAT-ouotable at 50 O214@2 OH
q ctl.
GROUND BAKLEY-Quotaole at slSta19 p tou
POTATOES-Prices remain easv. We quote
as follows: New, 34alc = ID River Reds, 400
5ac; Petalumas, 50tG65c; Tomales, 50960e: Bur-
bank Seedlings, 75c@sl; Early Rose, 400 55c;
Peerless, 600 S5c Peachblows, 65@s0c; Garnet
ONtuNS--only q sacks came to hand this
| morning. The market is well supplied with
medium qualities, but choice article is rot
| plentiful. Quotable at 81 1902 70 for good to
choice. Cut, 50c0Sl % p ctl.
| DRIED PEAS-We quote: Blackeye, 81 1902;
Niles, 81 5o9l 70; Green, " 50GS . ctl.
BEANS-We quote: Bayos, 81 1902 %; Butter
So 6oGe3 IS Pink, 81 20et2 40; Red, 81 1902 25
Lima, s. 25@3 60; Pea. IS 2o@S 60; Small White,
| So 25@.3 60 "a ctl
VEGETABLES-People are beginning TO tire
| OF Asparagus and sales are less quick in eonse-
quence, while values have declining tendency.
| Custom is being divided with Enubarb and
/ X,
white New Potatoes are an attraction that re-
celves fair share of patronage. We quote :
Apparatus, sl@l so q box for ordinary kinds
and 81 1907 for fancy quality; Rhubarb 75c&S IS
y box; Green Peas, :@ic for common and
| 5G6c p ID for sweet; Los Angeles Toma-
toes, sSdS % = box; Mushrooms, s@25c p II :
l Is = cIl; Beets, 75e@sl IS p sack Carrots
30@4ec; Parsnips, So 50@S = ctl Cabbage, S0d SOC
| 4 ctl; Garlic, 1sG1c , ID; Cauliaower, 50975c q
dozen; Dry Peppers. &c To SC Q b.
ESiIIT-Ihirfeen phcsts Strawberries arrived
| this morning. 1t is notable that the same guam
tity arrived on the same day last year, and sold
at exactly corresponding prices Oranges IN
good condition are in demand Native Lem
| ons are also in request. Strawberries 75c@
81 . 2 drawer; California Oranges, 81 25G2 so p
| box; do Navel, 81 50@5 . box; Mexicai,
Lines, s5@6 . box; Lemons. Sici'y "a 50S5
California Lemons, 81 50G3 2 box; Bananas,
S2S3 50 p bunch: Pine apples. 81 51s34 p dos
DRIED FRulT-we quote as follows: sun
quartered; Alden &c Apricots, 1S@15c for
sun-lried blesched; do, sun-dried, 1Oc;
slackberTies 1l@14c: Figs, 5@6c for pressed,
| for layers, and 9G1ec for kegs; Nectarines,
! s@l0c; Peaches, 1stG221ze for peeled. and S1l0c
| for unpeeled; Pears, 4@5e for whole and 10
| 51Sc for sliced; machine dried. s@iOc; PIums,
| l0911c for pitted and &c for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, SG9c; French Prunes sole 2 II;
] Raisins. London Layers, s2e2 % p box. with
ilIaONEY-we quote: Bright comb, 15,0ISc;
| "a comb, 109llHc; bright extracted, 7@Sc;
amber extracted, 6d612c dark extracted, 6G
| Size; csndied. i1zfG5c . %.
BJTTER-5ome stock comes to hand in soft
condition, owing to warm weather Occasional
saies.of fancy are made at 26c in jobbing way.
Market moderately well furnished. We quote
Fsrcy, CSC: good to choice, 23@24c; common,
29@22c: Eastern, 12d16c p D.
CH EESE-Easy at current figures. Good to
choice. 14dl5c; common grades l2G14c East
ern, ordinary TO fine, 129l6c 2 10.
EGGS-Ampie stocks. Gu table at 2l@22c =
dozen for California and z0A21c for Eastern
POULTRY Warm weather has depressing
influence on prices tor dressed stock. We
quote jobbing Its as follow: Live Turkeys
---Gobblers, lie 3; Henf, 2ie; dressed Tur-
KEYS 21.d9Se > n boosters. s7dS for old, and
s9@l2 for young: Hens, e7@7 50 for ordinary
sto, L e1.i $50 loI choise; so.lers. s6d = doz
Ducks S10GI2 ,ls ess s2ae2 D 3 pair for old and
sSel3 50 for young Pigeons, . 50G2 IS for cli
and 81 ss1S 30 = dozen for Young.
CANINE quote. Rabbits. 81 25gi So; Bare.
s1GI - = dozen.