Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-29
sAa FRAsg1soo MARE IT

FLOU2-We quote: Net cash price tor Fam
lily Extras, S4 SO@5 2 Dbl; Bakers Extras, 81 70
al So: Super6ne. SIS sos co.
WHEAT-There was a steadier feeling in
grain circles to-day. Shippers were willing buy
ers at 81 GOAL 81 q ctl for desirable qualities
though holders were not Inclined to part with
mucn STOCK OF standard grade at price less
than 81 62i3 p ctl.
BARLEI-Feed prices are kept in position be.
cause spectators are buying round parcels to
pace in warehouse TO meet outstanding con-
tracts later III the season. For choice old Brew
ing there Is some inquiry, and limited amount
could likely be placed above quotations. Move
ment in new Brewing continues. No.
Feed, S215tQs5c for new and Sl14@s2l5c for
old; common grades, 7714@S0c: Brewing 95a
SIG for fair to good, aud Sl(61 021% for choice
: oAIo-Steady, with tendeneyto improvement
IN values. We quote as follows Surprise
II 2OGl % milling, 81 GOAL 2215 choice feed
81 15@l 171a; No. l. 81 125a; lower grades, si@
l %; Black, for seed, 81 2O@1 So; Gray, 81 O5@
CoRN~Dun and easy. Supplies liberal
We quote Large Yellow, 81 65GI 10; small
Yellow, 81 171401 20; White, 81 As = ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at s26@2S 9 ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S26@2S p
packages, 2M@2zc Q Ii.
OILCAKB MEAL-Quotable at $50 u ton.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard Brown, 60 5O@s 25
Yellow, 81 75@2 2 ctl; Canary, S1S9415c; Hemp,
61s@l0e q o for old and &C for new; Flax,
81 25G2 rs a ctl.
MIpDLINGs-ou otable at s2O@A q ton.
HA1-Stronger market. We quote Wheat
Sl1@14 so; Wheat and Dat, Sl1@I4; Wild Oat,
$40 5oG12 90; Barley, S9011; Barley and Oat, $40
IL SO 80; Afalfa ssSlO 50; Stock sS@9 ton.
HOPS-Quotable at 15@17c q b.
BRAN-Prices undisturbed. Quotable at SIS
@l9 for the better article and s17@i7 so for
lower grade.
RYE1Quotable at 81 so ctl.
Observation-Disclosures at 81 90 q ctl
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S1SCG19 p ton.
POTATOES = In good receipt. We quote
Seedlings, 50@90c; Garnet Chile, 60@70c; River
Reds, 40G50c; Early Rose, 35G4Oc p ctl; Jersey
Blues, 65@S0c; Cuffey Cove, 65GSOc; Sweet, 800
90c p cti.
oNIONS-Weak under liberal offerings. Quot.
able at 50@35c 3 ctl
DRIED PEAS--We quote: Blackeye, 81 1892;
Niles, 81 5O91 10; Green, 81 coal IS y ctl.
s.; Pink, s. 80 W 80; Red, 81 1902; Lima So 40
a. SO; Pea, e. 1902 10 Small White, 20 100
10 = oti
VEGETABLES-We quote prices as follows
string Beans, 1@2c; summer Squash, 75c@
81 p box; Marrowtat Squash Sl0@11 p ton; .'Toma
toes, 25G60c 2 box: Egg Plant, 35@5Oc p box:
Green Peppers, 25g50c p box; Cucumpers, 75c1
ii . box; small do, for picking purposes, 115@
Sc = ID; TuTnips, 75c@s1 "a ctf; Beets, 75cGJSl
3 Sack: Carrots. feed, 30G50c; Parsnips, eli SO
g ctl Cabbage, 50G60c = etl Garlic, 25G5Oc Z.
sack; Csrihower. 5oc@sl q dozen; Dry Pep
pers 6jd.sc = b.
FRUIT-Grapes of desirable character COM
msnd full figures Poor offerings are neglected.
Watermelons are cleaning. up. Raspberries
bring high prices. We quote prices as follows
Wine Grapes, sl2@14 . ton for common
and s14@l6 for better kinds; Watermelons.
sS@12 q hundred; Catalogues, 50c6Sl .
craze PeTsimmons. case q 10: Grapes 4OC06Oc
for Rose of Peru, 35G950c for Black Hamburg, so
@60 for Muscat, 43075c for Tokay 60675c for Cor
nichon. and soc rs . box for Isabella: Apples,
50e@sl % q box; Pears, 25@D75c 2 box; Strawber-
ries S536 q chest; Raspberries s10@12 a chest:
Ounces, 25@6oc = box; Mexican Lines S5@6 q
box; Mexican Oranges, 81 50G93 so q box
Lemons, Sicily. s6&07 Bsnanas. 81 @3 .
bunch; PtnespDlas; 81 @ o dozen; Cranper-
DRIED FRUIT--We quote as follows Sun
dried Apples, 4c e 10 tor sliced emo SIC
for ausrtered; Apples. evaporated. 6@7c:
Rlsckberries 70 q 1sc; Figs, q sc for pressed,
21z&355c for impressed ; Smyrna Figa, 160Isc
for laEeTs. and 7sse for kegs: Nectsrines,
> b; Peaches, 'c POLIO for peeIeo, a1c sase
Ior unpsele1: Pears. &c for whole and 5Es
SIC for sliced: rnachine-driei, 7@sc; PIu1ns,
6@615o for pitted aud 2@sc for unpitted; Ger
man Primes. 5S515a. French Prunes 6G7e T. d:
Grapes, 2h@S12c . b Raislns, London Layers,
81 S5p2 % 2 box, with 25G75c advance for frac-
tons: common, 81 25@1 so 2 box; loose, in
sacks 4G6 p 10.
HoNEY-white Comb, I101Sc Amber, 7@sc;
Extracted, white liquid, 511S96c: Amber, colored
and esndIed. 41995c y ID.
But ER-Market quite depressed. Dealers
accept any reasonable offers. We quote as
follows: Fancy, 321a@35c; good to choice, 2l1s@
3215c: fair, 2527c; store lots 1S@22c; picked roll
271s030c: frkin, 23@271Sc: Eastern creamery,
24Q25c in tubs and 2I1al1321ac in rolls: other
kinds, lac 2ec . d.
CHEESE-Firmness is shown in choice new
qualities, the supply not being in excess of the
new, iS@l4c; good 10 choice old, i2gi8c; common
grades S@i0c: Eastern ordinary to fine, lO@l5c
p %.
EGGs-oferings of ranch lots are light but
i- Late 81
the Eastern article. We quote prices: California
ranch, 40G421ac; store lots, 271z035c for fair to
good and 1S@2215 for common; Eastern, 17@20cS
choice.
POULTRY-Ma Market well stocked with domes-
tic and Eastern product. Pigeons are lower
We quote prices as follows Liye Turkeys
S515 so for old and 81 50@6 for young; Hens
s5@6 3d. Broilers, 1894; Ducks. SAL Geese,
81 1912 pair; Pigeons. 81 so IL IS y doz.
GAME-Early arrivals generally sold at full
figures, while delayed consignments did not fare
so well We quote as follows: Venison, 6GSc
y d. Rabbits, 81 25oo1 30: Hare. 81 50@1 49, Sprig
81 5O@S; Quail 81 25@1 so: Teal, 81 75@2: Brant
81 25G1 so; MalIards, IS 5O@4 q dozen; Canvas
backs IS 5054; Gray Geese S2t92 so; White Geese,
Sl@1 .; Widgeon. 81 1892; Small Ducks, 75,as1;
English Snipe, SOP so; common do, 75e@sl .
doz.
PROyISIONS-E Eastern Hams I51S@I6e; Cali
fornia refrigeratorc Hams, 158l51lc: East
err Breakfast Bacon, 141S@l5c; California Bacon,
light medium, 1SHG14e for light and l45sal5c
for extra light: do Clea- sides, 121sc 2 10: PORK,
extra prime, SO: DO, prime mess s21@22 !;
do, mess. s2z@2S; do, clear. s24@25; do.
extra clear. S25sa26 ? Dbl; rigs feet, sl2a12 so
3 Dbl; Mess Beef. IS 5099 fcr bbls, 81 50to4 rs
fa- hf bhis. Extra Mess Beef slt@
10 30 for bh,s, S. seas rs for hf bbls Family
Beef. Si4eais 50 q bbi: California Smoked Resi
i3.5,i35Se q h: Eastern LsId, tieTeer, 129i2s1s
do tor nails, 2 y; California do tiercee
1o1z@11e: nj bbls. 1l55c; I0f tins. i01z@11e; 5-A
Tins, l1Gl111sc; DO, i0-fh pals, 12e; DO, Tor 5-A
pals. l21Sc: and 13c y n Tor 3-io pals
W0OL-We quote spring:
Eastern Oregon, heavy ......-....el2e
Eastern oregon 1311zG17s
We quote fall:
Mountain, .......-..9612lzc
San JOAQUIN and Southern.... 70Ai1c
Humboldt and Mendocino ......... Halle
fseU Diuu I2eEl4c
HIDES AND sKINS-Quotable as follows:
Sound Culls
Heavy Steers, 81 hs up, = D.. -@s1So &C O.
Cows and Steers, 20 TO &c E,s....-6ss497 CSC
LShl, ~ 10 40 @5h G4Z
kips. Il TO 80 fns..-...-.-...-......-.5 O. O.
veal Skins. to II ns.--...---..--.5 O. @
ssslf Skins. to 10 Ds....-.-.......-5 G. G.
Dairy Calf, 25G35c each; Dry Hides, usual
, for,.- n~-- N