Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-21

IS 20 I'll: Barley and oat, s9@12; Alfalfa, IS so
9l0 so; Stock, SS@9 q ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 55G65c Q bale.
HoPs-Quiet at former figures. Quotable at
BRAN-In fair supply. = Quotaole at sic to
81, Z to1 for the better grades and SIS so to
SIG for other quality.
LsYE-Narket not active. Quotable at 81 IS
TO 81 90 = ctl.
BuCKWHEAT-Quotable at 81. 80 q ctl.
GROUND BARLLY-Quotable at S19d20 2 ton.
POTATOES-Beceipts to-day included 1000
bags IRON Oregon. Prices steady. We quote
rates as follows Peerl. IS, 50a70c Burbank
seedlings, 6)c@Sl; Garnet Chile, 65675c: River
Reds, GO CSC; Early Rose 65G75c q ctl; Jersey
soc p ctl.
oNIoNs-Quoteble at S5945c p ell tor River
and G0G70c for Avarado.
DRIED PEAS-Ne quote Blaekeye 81 600
-: Niles. ri 35G1 so; Green, 81 7O3nl rs q ctI
BEANS-Whites are not so firm as a short
time ag7 imas are quoted at triae lower,
beds a'id fln6s are steady under fair demand.
B3y os, q 15g3 Butter, 81 50GS; Pink, g 501
O. Hed, 81 2j@2 s. Lima s. 409S so; Pea, 81
o. 10 9'usll White. s262 10 : ctL
NtGETABLES-f The market is narrowed
DOWN as to varieties, though many summer
kinds have kept in season rather late this year.
We quote prices as follows: String Beans, ga sc
: b; Aarrowiat Squash, SSd10 2 ton; Toma-
ties, 5gC Gsl 2 hox; Egg Plant, 5OG65c z box;
Green Peppers, 25a5 . box; CucumDers, 653
soc : BOX; small do, for picking purposes, 1156
sc : %; TuruiPs, GOq Coz = ctl; Beets, 50@ 60e
:
2 ell Cabbage, 5ota60c a etl Garlic, 5ed75e .
sack Csullfower, 50cGS1 p dozen; Dry Pen
pers. 7a9e = n; Dry Okra, 15alSc g II.
FRUIr-Grapes are in light supply, while few
offerings can be clasSed as choice Straw berries
make ttir display, though some consignments
show the effect of the rain badly. Raspberries
also are in small receipt. Mexican Lines are
abundant and cheap. We quote prices as
lows: PeTsimmons, 121S9l5e z b; Grapes,
s12G14 p ton tor common and Sl5@lS for better
kinds; Grapes. 50.g75c for Rose of Peru,
Dta.n-- Ilnra a1.,,r.- e
75cd 81 for Tokay, S5c@sl for Corniehon: Apples
40c@S1 % z box; Pears, 5lc@Sl 25 2 box; Straw.
berries SEP = chest; Raspberries, sSd10 =
chest: Ounces, 50G75c = box; Mexican Lines 81
as so q box; Mexican Oranges, 81 50@3 80 = box;
Lemons, Sicily, t5 50g6; Bananas, 80 "a 4 p
bunch: PiDeRDoles. 81 q p dozen: Cranber-
ries, $40 50911 so a Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Movement is not of extensive
character The supply of Apricots is small,
though enough for all immediate wants. the
demand not being pressing. Peaches make
good representation. Fair inquiry prevails for
pitted Plums, with moderate sales. Common
Prunes do not find quick custom, though offered
low. choice article is firmly held. Grapes
are receiving more attention. The Raisn mar
fancy stock, which is scarce. We quote Sun
dried Apples, 3441ac y 10 for sliced and SIC
cots, ~ pl4c for Oleached 20, sun-dried 7@Se;
6lavkDeirtes. i29lSc; Figs, 4@5c for pressed,
221aGS3c ior Impressed; Smyrna Figs, 16@1Sc
,of LAYERS, and 7@se for, Kegs; Nectsrines,
p ID; Peaches, I2@15c for peeled, and 4a51Se
Tor nnpSeied: Pears, &c for whole and 90
51Sc tor Elioed; r1schine-dried, 7@sc; Plums,
512G6o for pitted and 2@Sc for unpitted; Ger
man PrJnes, 5G51Se; French Prunes, 6d.7c a D;
Grapes, S@4c q ID; Raislns, London Layers,
S262 25 q box, with 25@75c advance for fruc-
tons: common. 81 35s31 65 = box
HONEY-There is notmuch demand for comb
and prices have soft tone in consequence. Offer
ings of extracted are light, and full figures are
obtainable for first class product. We quote:
A
white liquid, 534 GS34c: Amber colored and can
died. 415lD51$c p 10.
BUTTER-Therc is quick sale for a fancy arti-
Gle, keeping the msrket free OF surplus and CIV
ing more buoyant tone 10 quotations. OF other
qualities there is ample supply of both domestic
and Eastern make. We quote the following
fair, 25@27c; store lots, 1S@22c; picked roll,
2715430c; frkin, 2S@2z1Sc; Eastern creamery,
23@26c 20; in tubs and 271s@s21Sc in rolls; other
kinds, l4G 20c q d.
CHEESE-The market is easy except for
choice new, which keeps steady because
OF light receipt. We quote the following
prices; Choice new, l3@1l4c; good 10 choice old
l21lSc; common grades. Sg10c: Eastern ordi-
nary 10 fine, 10315c p 10.
EGGS- The demand has not been as heavy
during the las few days owing to nigh pr:ces
rusing. Dealers expect more liberal supplies
after the rain-storm is over, when quotations
are likely to sof en-. We quote prices: California
ranch. 46G4Sc store lots, 40G45c for fair to good:
Eastern, fresh, 27@2sc; cold storage, 221l@25c =
dozen.
P0uLTRY-Live Turkeys are cheaper being
IN heavy supply. Dressed stock is also easy
owing TO the warm, rainy weather Chickens and
Ducks are steady at current figures We quote
prices as follows: Live Turkeys-Gobblers. i7c:
Sens, l6e 17c: dressed Turkeys, lie; Roosters.
IS 50@6 for old and y6a7 for young; Hens
s6@7 SO; broilers, "a 5o95 5o Ducks, s6aS SO;
Geese, 81 IS az y pair Pigeons, 81 so for old and
S2@2 % y dozen for young
GAME-The market was fairly well furnished
with all descriptions this morning The demand
IS good We quote as fellows Venison, 7@9c
2 fb Rabbits, 81 25Nsl ID: Hare VI 50@1 IS; Sprig,
81 50G3; Quail, 81 so; Teal, 81 1902: Brant,
Si@l % Mallards, 81 50@5 p dozen; Canvas
backs, SSG9; Gray Geese, 81 SOFAS; White
Geese, 81; Widgeon, 81 75G2 Small Ducks.
81 2591 80: English Snipe, s292 5O common do,
50975c p doz.