Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-21
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FLOUR-FiIm in value. We quote Net cash
price for Family Extras, 81 1904 80 p bbl Bakers
Extras, 81 80, city; supcrnne. 81 95@3 10.
WHEAT-The week winds up on strong
market. There is quick demand, and buyers
have more liberal ideas as TO values. On the
other hand, sellers are exhibiting more reserve
and are not inclined to meet the market with
freedom. For wheat that Is up TO standard
there is ready custom at 81 As, but this figure is
not generally satisfactory to holders, many Of
them asking 81 46i+ q ctl
BARLEY-Remains in stationary condition.
Feed is still offered in large quantities at old
prices. Trade in Brewing is limited the demand
being confined to local requirements. We quo e.
No. ! Feed. 771z@S0c common grades, 75c ;
Brewing. S59e5c for fair to choice CheyR-
her, 81 80 to 81 325& "a ctl.
OATS-The market is overstoeked. while trade
is dull and prices are weak: Surprise, 81 43@
l As milling, 81 80@1 S211a; choice feed, 81 25@
l 271&; No. /, 81 2o@1 2215; lower grades, 81 125z
al 10; Gray, 81 10t9l 10 a ctl. New White,
81 1o(0I Is p ctl.: new Black, SOL 10.
CORN-The monotony of the situation was
disturbed to-day by sales Of Yellow at 81 20 ?
ctl, which establishes the current rate for that
description. No change in White, which is
nominal at 81 35@1 30 q ctl
CRACKED COKN-Quotable at S29@So p ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at $4,000 q
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
pa@eakaagges 25s @FSf y 6 r. st 900
SEEDS.We quote: Mustard. Brown, $50
8 90; Yellow, u 1902 y etl Canary, $40
&c; Hemp, Sa,94c; Rape, 11z@2Ac; Timothy,
MIDDLINGS-Quotable at 81 50@1S 80 p ton.
HAY-We quote prices as follows: Wheat,
$40 5o@l4; Wheat and Dat, s10@l3; Wild Dat,
s99l2: Alfalfa, SOIL; stock, 81 50@S . ton.
SrRAW-Quotable at 35@50c = bale.
H0PS-Nominal at 4617c p b for old crop.
BRAN1Quotable at s15 50@l6 50 for the best,
and s15@l5 so p ton for lower grades and out
side brands.
RYE-No activity. Quotable at 81 sol 50 2
T1yTf,VUuEA Mona ofar;rg
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable al Sls9le 2
ton.
POTATOES are g little cheaper No
other changes. We quote as follows: Peerless,
35@150c; Burbank Seedlings, 50c@S1; Garnet
Chile, 4o95oc; Early Rose, 3o@5oc ? ctl; Sweet,
1@2c . n
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Blackeye, q 1892
Miles, 81 75@r2; Green, 81 60 p ctl.
BEAES-Dull We quote prices: Bayos 81 60
a. 75 ButteSs $S@$ s.; Phi PINK 3. g 75@2; Red
White. 81 65@2 70 p ctl
VEGETABLES-We quote as follows Green
Corn, 75c p sack and 75c@Sl % 2 box
String Beans, 2@3c q 70; Lima Beans, 23z69C
. n: Summer Squash, 100000 per box; Mar
rowfat Squash. sl0@12 e. ton; Tomatoes, 1Ga25C
2 box; Egg Plant, 4o95oc box: Green Peppers
cumDers, 25e4oc p box small do, for pick
ling purposes, lac 2 n /; Turnips, 75c@
81 i ctl; Beets, es@75c y sack Carrots. feed
9O@5Oc; Parsnips, 81 so 2 ctl; Cabbage, 5o@
s. e dozen: Dry Peppers 6@Sc . %.
FRUIT-small lots of Wine Grapes of the lin
fandel variety are offering at sle@ls p ton
Crab Apples are lower, Grapes are in good sup
ply and find steady custom. Choice Pears and
Peaches are in demand. Watermelons
! s6@10 p hundred Cantaloupes, 6Oc@s1 go 4
/ 2 crate Crab Apples, 50975c 2 box Grapes
90G50c p box for Sweetwater, and 90@50c fol
Rose OF Peru, 30G50c for Black Hamburg, and
40@60c for Muscats: 50@75c for Toksy; Apples
50c@sl ? box and 2h950c p bs xet; Pears
J 95lAEnc = hoy for enmmor1 anf l1LA01[o :
u for Bartlett: Strawberries, s. Oe5 2 chest
Blackberries, sos . chest Auckleberries
toss5c 5 box for BLACK; Peaches, SIS q So
q box. and IS a 55c p basket; Nectarines, SOC
/ 75c p box; Mexican Lines, sloGl2 . box
Lemons, Sicily, s5 5oSs; Bananas. s2s4
DRIED FRUITS-We quote prices as follows
@4o tor q,artered; Alden, 1850. Apricots
Sole for Impressed Smyrna Figs, 1S@l6t
for layers, and 7@se for kegs; Nectarines
s sSs anpeeied Peafs, &aso for Whole and "a
| exc for sliced; mschine-dried, 1850; Plums
| Sc for pitted and DC for unpitted; Ger
man Psfa,1 prnes Sg'c French = Panes s@so HS
25@75c advance for fractions: Common. SIC
Is p boz.
EoNEYawe quote White White Comb Comb I n@lsc
| Amber. colored and candled, 4@4s2c y u.
BUTTER-The week closes on an easy market
| We quote as follows: Fancy. s1SS2e: goo<
picked roll, 2714@soc; hrkin, 23@273sc; East
CHEESE Steady in price. We quote. Good u
| choice, 1l612H; common grades. S&10o
Eastern, ordinary to fne, Io@16c q D.
| EGGs-Are slow of sale. Prices have de
Ginning tendency. We quote prices as follows
for fair to good and Is@2x for common; East
ern, l6<916c Z, dozen for fair and 21923zc 4
dozen for good to choice.
PoULTRY-pemand light, as retailers ar
| well supplied. Live Turkeys-Gobblers Od
nc y b: Hens lsc; Boosters, s6@5 80 for old
and & 60@6 90 for young; Hens, 1906 So; Broilers
81 50GS so: Ducks. s597; Geese. IDOL IS y pair fo
old and 81 to@l rs for young; Pigeons, q 5o@
GAME-we quote: venison, Io@14c y ID; Rab
bits. u 25@l 50: hare. 81 75@2; Doves, zo@76'
PROVISIONS quote prices as follows
Eastern Hams l55s q is1Sc; California
BreaEfass Bacon. l4aissSc: California Bacon
sss asd1 oH hfsS aaS i %sh gRs aaa t.
extra light; DO Clear Sides, R14c . D: Fork
extra prime, sls: do, prime mess. s2o@u
do. mess. s2i@22; do, clear, s2s924; dc
Dbl; Ness Beef. S 5OGs for r bSis, $4,000 4
for hf bbls: Extra Mess Beef. Noa
10 so for bbls, IS 5o@5 rs for hf bbls; Family
Beef s14@l4 SO p Dol: California Smoked Beef
iS0l63zc 2 n; Eastern Land, lG9le1zc for tierces
and l1612c p D for pals; California do. tierces
lo@loAc: hf bbls, n@ll19c: lon tins, ioc; 5,f
llszc: and I2a . 0, for s-n pals.
WOOI-We quote spring
Humboldt and Mendocino, p n...............16ta1st
San Joaquin and Southern, s@ls
Eastern Oregon, heavy S1l2
Eastern Oregon, lght...............-.-. 99SS9l1
aDEs IND sKIEsauotsbie as follows
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