Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-11

ana no large STOCKS remain on hand. For MUS
tard the market is inactive. Flax is in light
supply. We quote prices as follows: Mustard,
Brown, S2t93; Yellow, 81 75g2 III q ctl; Canary
31ag41c; Hemp, 31ay4c Rape, 11a@p214c; Tim
otny, 81; Alfalfa, S1a(99c y ID; Flax. az 2592 rs
MIDDLINGS-Prices have been steadily main
tanned Tor some time. QuotaDle at sl6@l7 o
ton.
HAY Arrivals are not excessive. We
quote prices as follows Choice Wheat, SIS
glS 90. tame Oat, SlSe,l4 So wild DAT, sl4Cdg
10; Wheat and Dat, sl4@l6; Barley, $40 50@li;
Alfalfa, Sl21l3 2 ton.
sTRAW-o uoiabe at 45a55e "a bale.
HOPS-Sales are next TO impossible. as buyers
are not 10 be found, and we therefore quote the
range nominal at Ala &C q ID. II is said mat light
transfers of 1857 crop have been made at Sacra-
mento at &C an.
BRAN--Prices steady under good demand.
QuO'able at Sli:dlo r ton for the best aud sl3
@lo 80 for lower q ade and outside brands.
hYE-Finds but light inquiry. Quotable at
81 75epl s.. q ell.
observation-disclosures at 81 o214g2 OK
q ctl.
POTATOES-Arrivals of new increase daily
and chow improving quality. old are depressed
and declining. We quote prices of jobbing lots
as follows: New, 34alc a ID River Reds, 4Uoq,
bank Seedlings, 75cG$i; early Rose 40s soc;
Peerless. 6,Ra Sc Peachblows, 75@s0c Garnet
Chile, 65C@70c u ctl.
ONIUNS-In active demand though there is
a wide range in prices, owing TO difference in
quality. Quotable at 81 75Cg, rs Tor good 10
cnoioe. Cut, 5uc.GSl % q ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote Blackeye. 81 1902;
Niles. ii 50@Dl 70: Green, 81 50eI3 q ctl.
BEANS-Trdde is very quiet and prices OF
several kinds show tendency in favor of buyers
We quote as follows: BayVs, 81 lo@2 %; buiLer,
IS 65t13 IS Pink, 81 % ~ 40; Red, ~ 1902 IS;
Lima, SO 25G3 60; Pea. SO 25G3 60; Small " hite,
IS 25693 60 y ctL
vEGE1 ABLES-A did not clean up
promptly this morning, though asking rates were
tntra thnr, pnoy sxf4
fairly well. The supply of Rhubarb is liberal.
while there is a wider range in prices. as much
stock coming 70 hand is thin IL poor in quality.
Tomatoes continue scarce Offer ngs of Cucum-
rooms make good exhibit We quote as follows
Aspara JUS, 81 25tal 70 p box for ordinary kinds.
and S292 % for fancy quality; Rhubarb, "a
SC; Green Peas. .(dic for common and
5@7c q ID for sweet; Los Ane eles Toma-
toes, s363 so y box; Mushrooms. 8g25c q 10
CucumDers, 50c@sl y dozen; Turnips, sl@
% n ctl; Beets, 75c@St IS . sack: Carrots.
so a40c; Parsnips, So 5O@3 ctl; Cabbage, soa soc
q ctl; Garlic, Ht@1c 2 ID; Caulifower, 50@75c y
dozen: nrv Peppers &c TO SC p b.
FRUIT-Goo cherries, first of the season, ar
rived to-day from Haywards selling at 25c y 10.
Strawberries are not coming in as freely as ex-
pected, and prices continue gh in consequence.
No CT erries have yet been received, though the
initial shipment is looked LOT every day. Good
could readily be sold. With inferior quality the
market is overstocked, and dumping would be
necessary were 1t not for the peddling trade.
Apples are not worth quoting any longer We
quote prices as follow: Strawberries, 81 500
q drawer; California Oranges. 81 25@2 so p
box; do Navel, 81 5O@5 q box; Mexican
Lines, s5@6 p box Lemons, Sicily. "a 5o@5;
sos So . bunch /; Pr apples, s. 5d@4 3 dos.
DRIED FRUIT-There is not much business
In this line at the moment. Apples are some
what scarce, while supplies of Peaches. Apri-
cots and pitted Plums are light. Stocks OF Lon
don LAYER Raisins have ABOUT passed from
first hands Common Raisins are said to be
plentiful We quote prices as follows: Sun
dried Apples, &c y 70 for sliced and &c tor
sun-dried bleached; do, sun-drie1, Zoe;
Blackberries. u@14c: Figs, 5@6c for pressed,
3@ic for impressed; smyrna Figs, 1S@16c
s@10c; Peaches, is@221sc for peeled and saIOc
for unpeeled; Pears 4@5c for whole and TO
nc for sliced; machine-dried, 9@l0c; PIums,
l0@1lc for pitted and &c for unpitted; Ger
man Pr1nes, S@9c; French Prunes, st911c p n;
Raisins. London Layers, s2@2 % y box. with
B@75c advance for fractions: Common, 81 ESQ
SO y box
HONEY-In month or so new crop will
likely create more interest in the situation. We
quote prices as follows: Bright comb, i5QlSc
dark comb, 10@ll11c; bright extracted, 7GSc:
amber extracted, 61l615c dark extracted, so
511c: candied. 41z665c p n.
BUTTER-There is pretty good demand for
local use. while moderate shipping orders still
come along. Packing continues both here and
y,
The tone of the market is steady and receipts
move off promptly at ruling rates. We quote:
Fancy, 25c; good TO choice, 23@24c; common,
2f22c; Eastern. ordinary to fine, l2@l6c p Ii.
is not heavily furnished but receipts OF medium
grades are rather liberal. We quote: Good to
choice, 14@l5c; common grades, l2@l4c; East
ern, ordinary to fine, 12@l6c p ID.
EGGS-The market has easy tone, as supplies
are liberal. QuJtable at 2l@221&c q dozen for
California and 20G2lc for Eastern.
POULTRI-Prices are rather firm for choice
stock of all descriptions. Live Turkeys =
Gobblers, l2s2Sc y 10: liens, 22@2Se; dressed
Turkeys, 24c p ID; Rooster S7CoS for old ard
S9@l2 for young; Hens, 1907 so tor ordinary
s S ana sSss 5or cho 81 solers s6@ doz;
~ 5oI2 rs for old and 81 75t9S so p dozen for
young.
GAME-we quote: Rabbits. 81 25@1 so: Bare.
PROVISIONS - Fair business in progress
Some grades of California Bacon are shade
easier. No other changes. We quote as follows ::
Eastern Hams, 14@15c; California, ll1SG12c
Breakfast Bacon. l315@sl4e: California Bacon,
1012Gl1c Tor heavy and medium, l10Dl11@c for
light medium, 129l2Mc for light snd lSt1lS1sc
@lO q Dbl for extra urine. si2oal2 so p Dbl for
prime mess sl9@l9 50 p Dbl loT mess, s20e121 for
ciesr. S21d22 for extra clear: igs eet Sti S0Sl2
9 Dbl; Mess Beef 50 50@lo for bbls, "a 7b@5
oil for bbls. IS 50,95 75 FOR hf bbls; Family
Beef, s14@l4 so y Dbl: California Smoked Beef
l29l213c q b; Eastern Lard, Cyclic for tierces
and 10@1O1c y b for pals; California do, tierces
&c; hf bDls, 10c; 10b tins, SIC; 5-fb tins, &c :
pals lO1c for l0-tb, 1O1ac for $50 and 1O15e p b
Tor 2-t pails.
WoOI-Is coming In more freely. As yet no
new spring clip has been sold, simply because
there are 10 buyers. The fact is. all the dealers
are afraid to undertake Wool buying, while at
the same tire they talk prices down SO low that
holders would, probably, not incline to do any
business for the present. 1t is generally hoped
that trade will start up some time this month
Though prices may rule low, holders do not an
ticipate such extreme low figures that Wool
shippers are at present talking In the absence
nal at 1ltal4c q ctl for San Joaquin ana south
ern. We quote old spring:
Oregon
Eastern, choice, a