Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-22
SAN 81 .ano1soo MARKET.

cash price 10 Family Extras, "a 4094 so q Dbl
pagers ENt IS "a 80, city; Superhne, 81 % L
WHEAT To-day was about as lively a day 70
business at the Produce Exchange as has beer
seen seen, n M ny months. Buyers were around il
liberal no rnbers, and offering that were at al
deslraple for shipping purposes were promptly
sold III fact, the several tables were fairly
SWepS can, and as much again could have
i,und nstom had holders rendered il at the
rullng rate, which was established at 81 so Z
etl Tor No. Standard Liberal exports to the
Contlp ent have already made considerable in
ROAD On the crop, and If the export demand
keeps up, there is every hope that the entire
poseolof 49,
BA .RLEY-In feed DESCRIPTIONS. movement
cont tnues light and slow. Offerings are of good
MAGNITUDE, but custom is not of correspondents
pro PORTIONS. Prices have undergone no change
in 4 week. New Brewing receives moderate
ett ention, there being an occasional demand c
| NIL shipping orders CheYalier has not come
INTO prominent notice yet this season. Activity
IN this kind will doubtless occur just as soon as
otierlngs Will admit OF liberal trading. We quote
No Feed, T4129SOc; common grades 75c
| Brewing, S5G195c for fair to choice Standard
| Chevalier, 65@95c tor common and 81 2569I 321s
| q ctl for common.
| OAIS-1he market has a very weak tone, un-
! der liberal offerings and more or less pressure
to realize. We quote follows Surprise,
81 40 milling, 81 509l 321a; choice feed, 81 256
| l 271a; No. l, u 299l 22I& lower grades 81 l2J5
| al Is; Gray, 81 1901 IS o ctl. New White
81 l09l 10 2 ctl; new Black, sle1 10.
| OOhN-lB6IS Is no Inquiry. ana sellers are
| willing TO meet the views of buyers that may
come along Quotable at q 225SG1l Is p ell for
| Yellow. The nominal quotation for White is
| given at 81 3o@91 As q ctl
CRACKED CORN Quotable at s2e@So p ton
| CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s29@30 ?
ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and snail
packages, 25a92]zc p To-
! OILCA1EE MEAL-Quotable at SOS q ton.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, s39
8 so; Yellow, 81 IS q ctl; Canary, 31S6ai1Sc
ffai 21I2ec' sA,pe; i s 1lmothy &c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 5091S so 2 ton.
! HAG-Reeeipts are liberal. while prices are
easy. Dealers do not expect any advance in
rates for some little time. We quote Wheat,
| so 5lgl4; Wheat and Dat. s10@l3; Wild Dat
| Sl0913; Barley, 81 50011; Barley and Dat
s99l2; Alfalfa, SOL; Stock, 81 50@s 3 ton.
| STRAW-Quotable at 35d650c p bale
! HOPS-The local situation begins at. last to
show signs of life; Buyers are reported to be
| looking around and the prospects are favorable
! for activity in the near future For new croD II
| a range of 10 pl2c u b. but many want higher
! figures. This sudden change in favor of The
producing interest is caused to some extent by
the failure of crops in Europe and in the East
| For instance, as harvest season approaches in
| New York State, calculations are being made
more closely, and the yield is rot expected 10
be much over one-han of the average crop.
| Nothing definite as In the probable decrease in
| Europe has been established.
| BRAN-In good request at full figures Quot
able at SO 50gl6 90 for the best, and Sl5G1j 80
2 ton for lower grades and outside brands
| RIE-Askiag figures are considered too high
by most buyers, who purchase sparingly. Quot
able at 81 75G1 so r ctl.
| BUCKWHEAT-Sales are reported at a range
of 81 75tG1 so p ell. Offerings not large
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s1S@19 +
ton.
| POTATOES-Receipts keep pretty regular
There is fair demand, and arrivals clean up
well. so that there is little variation in prices
| 3505Oc; Burbank Seedlings 5Oc@s1; Garnet
| Chile, 40G50c; Early Rose, S0950c q ell; Sweet
| OkiONS-The market has been heavily
| stocked OF late and prices have ruled against
sellers. Quotable at 55@45c . ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Blackeye, 81 75d2
| Niles, 81 7592; Green, 81 60 ? ctl.
BEANS-1here is a dull market all round
| Pinks and Limas show moderate steadiness in
price, but other kinds are weak. Bayos 81 81
to 81 70; Butter, s3d3 So Pink, 81 75sf2; Red
| 81 rs; Lima, 81 50G3 70; Pea, So 6j62 70; Small
White. 81 65@92 70 q ctl
VEGETABLES-Al kinds are in fairly liberal
supply. Tomatoes are glut and buyers name
prices. We quote prices as follows Green
| String Beans, 2G3e q II; Lima Beans 214G3c
| p b; summer SQUASH 100000 per box: Mar
rowlat Squash, SO al2 2 ton; Tomatoes, 10@25c
| p box; Egg Plant, 35@50c q box: Green Peppers
35G50c q box; Green Okra. coarse per box; Gu.
! cunpers, 25G4oc = box; SNAIL do, for pick.
ling purposes, .]z91c G ID !; Turnirs, 75c@
| 81 y etl; Beets, 6EGo75c q snek Carrots feed
S0@5Oc; PsIsnips. 81 so = ctl; Cabbage, 5O@
soc 2 etl; Garlic 1S91c q ~ Csulifower, 5OcG
81 . dozen: Dry Fepeers. 6@Sc ? d.
| FRUIT-Peaches of desirable quality are
| higher, owing to good demand both from ordi-
| nary trade as well as from Gamers Inferior
stock is sold at about any price offered. Bart
advancing figures. Poor stock is rejected, and
| much has TO be dumped. Receipts of Figs and
Nectarines are light, though enough for all mar
| ket wants. Wstermelons and Cantaloupes are
| in general favor. Plums continue in liberal
| supply at low rates. Choice Apples are no;
! plentiful. We quote as follows Watermelons
| S6@12 p hundred; Catalogues, 50c9sl 25 =
z crate; Crab Apples, 50975e p box Grapes
| S0iG50c . box for Sweetwater, and 10000 fol
Rose of Peru. 35tG5oc for Black Hamburg, and
e0@6lc for Muscats; 50a15e for Tokay; apples
| 5lc@Sl q box and 2a950c q basket; Pears
25@5oc . box for common, and 114@214c q
| Il for Bartlett: strawberries, 81 t0@5 p chest
| B,ackberries, SOS q chest: Huckleberries
50a5Oc 2 box for black; Peaches, 10 a &c
2 box, and 10 q CSC q basket; Nectarines 5od
9oc 2 box; Mexican Lines. &c 5oa7 so 2 box
Lemons, Sicily, s5@5 So Baasnas, s2@4 =
DRIED FRUITS-Free shipments of Raisius
are cot expected for at least another month In
| dicatlans are said to be promising for good
yield. At present IL is too soon to speculate as
| TO prices though it is claimed that contracts
| have bsen made for early shipment on a basis
Of 81 s. ~ 90 for loose and 81 S0@1 80 for Lon
dons, both three crown. In Dried Fruits gener-
/ ally trade is dull and slow Apricots and
Peaches of prime quality are receiving some at
tention, and fair sales of both varieties are re-
] Poiteu- runs ana fears are expected soon 70
make liberal exhibit. No large quantity OF
| Apples has vet arrived. Nectarines have put in
On appearance, bat custom is lacking We quote:
sun dried Apples. &c 2 . for sliced snd 81
a4e tor quaFtered; Alden, 7@Sc: Apricots,
llnl3s for bleae5ed; do, sun-dried, s@9c;
6tsckbeTries. IaGfse; Figs, 41Se for pressed,
SG<e for Impressed; Smyrna Figs, 13@16c
| Tor Layers. s1d lose for kegs; SectaTines,
seasc; Peaches. lS@sso fog peeIed. and z@sc
| t9r b1peelad; Resrs, zG5c for whole and 60
SIC FOR sliced; useAine-dried, 1850; Ptg-ls,
| &c Tor pitted and &c for Ulpittsd Ger
man P~-lncs. 6G7e; French Primes. Ease 2 a.
HONEg-Comb is Increasing in supply. while
prices keep steady. OF chos-e White extracted
the offerings are light. White Comb, ll@13c I;
Amber, 7t9ac; Extracted, white liquid, 51S96c;
Amber. c0iored and candied, zG45zc p H.
BuTTER-fae market is shaping more 10 IA
vor OF buyers. Arrivals from the northerll coast
are heavy, tendikg to drug the market and TO
NeaSen prices. a fair portion OF tEade = run
nlng on picked Butter quite steadily. ana this
eiIeumst lance also has depressing inEHenee on
values Tor fresh grades Fancy, Big sc: Kood
@ ehoiee s@3Oc fair a,sc store lots iss,Slc;
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