Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-25

| White, 81 356gI IS p ctl
CRACKED CORN Qaotable: at 5000 ton.
ton; fine kinds for the table, in lar& md small
/ 9ILCAkE MEAI-Quotable at SIS atom
| SEEDS-Nothing doing in MustardF though
| the market has firm tone, as the eropthis season
| is, admitted TO be light. Otherekinds of seeds
are also dull. We quote: Mustard Brown,
s ~. Yellow. 8 1892 p Wy Canary,
otny;; Sc; Alfalfa, 73zsGSc ? n; Flsx sssa5@e 20
| MIDDLINGS-Q uotable at 1913 2. ton.
| HAY-The circular of George Morrow Saws.
While the receipts of late have been. unusually
| heavy, amounting to 1869 tons, mostly by cars.
the market is steady and in healthy condition,
considering the liberal arrivals When the large
quantity of A. 900 tons enter into consumption in
one week. it certainly indicates lively de-
mand. Receipts by water will likely soon in
crease, while in all probability shipments by
Choice Wheat, s14914 50; No l Wheat, si9a
| IL So fair Wheat, sl0@I1 So Wheat and Oat.
Sl0gl3; Wild Dat SO 509l2 so; Barley and DAT,
s9Gl2; Barley SSGG1l; coarse Island Barley 81 50
| as 80; Clover Sl2@l4 First Cutting Alfalfa, 81
| al 80: Second Cutting, s9@1O; Compressed Dat
| Hay, $40 50'0l2 80; Compressed Wheat and Dat
| Hay S10G14 p ton.
| HCPS-Buyers do not appear, and trading
therefore not possible. Old crop nominally quot
I able at SAGE a ID.
BRAN-Values have remained undisturbed for
| a week. Quotable at SIC 50@17 so for the best
and SIC q ton for lower grades and outside
brands
RYE-Is in light supply and firmly held at
BUCKWHEAT-sto nominal. Quotable at
| 81 IS 2 ctl.
POTATOES Offerings are in excess of the de-
! mand and prices therefore keep low. Peerless
S5@50c; Burbank Seedlings, 6Oc675c; Garnet
Chile, 45@SOc; Early Rose, 25@40c p ctl; Sweet,
ONIONS Supplies of Yellow are liberal. while
prices are easy. BED are not in favor, and there
| fore have to be sold low. We quote Red, 3OG
| 4Oc; silyerskins, 45@5Oc p ell.
| BEANS--Ttade is slow, with prices in favor of
2: Butter, IS 25@S 65; Pink, See Is; Red,
| 81 1902 Lima, IS 25@S rs; Pea, 81 25@3 40:
| Small White. So 25G3 40 y ctl
| VEGETABLES-Green Peas are about out for
the season. Receipts of Corn are not SO free but
| there is enough coming in to meet all wants
| Cucumbers continue plentiful. Egg Plant, Pep
pers and Okra are all well represented. We
quote: Green Corn, 25@50c 2 sack and 5OcASl
| z box; String Beans, 1G2c p u; Lima Beans, 90
! 21ac Q ID: summer Squash, 25G40c per box: Mar
| rowfat Squash. SIS q ton; Tomatoes 40(95Oc p
| box for Eacaville, and 75c0S1 p box for river:
| Egg Plant 40@50c u box; Green Peppers
2oG6Oc q box; Green okra. 75cGs1 per box Gu
eepmbers. 20 9 zoe 2 box for bay Turnips, 50e@
3o@5Oc; Parsnips. 81 so p ctl Cabbage, SEQ
u . ctl Garlic, 1@11ac . b. Caulihower, 400
6Oc . dozen: DRY Peppers, case p D.
| FRUII-black Currants are in limited supply
Apncots are not coming forward very freely
| but they are III lighter demand as Gamers are
giving attention TO other varieties. Receipts of
| reaches have been excessive for day or So and
prices are wholly in favor of buyers Apples of
| choice quality are now arriving in goodly
amount. The supply of Pears is liberal, causing
| low prices to rule With Plums the market Is
! overstocked, giving weak tone TO values. Trade
| in Plums, somehow, is slow though no fault can
be found with the fruit, as offerings are geuer-
| ally OF an attractive appearance. No sale for
| Currants. Late varieties of Grapes are begin
| ming TO make a showing. Catalogues aud
MatermelonS are declining in price as receipts
increase Berries sell promptly. Watermelons,
SOFAS L hundred CantaloupeS, SOL 70 -
| crate Crab Apples, 25@50c q box Grapes,
| 500 6Oc 2 box for common kinds, and Sl@I 25 Tor
Rose of Peru. 50@Sl for Black Hamburg and
| 75casl % for Muscats: Apples, red, 75e@l Is
| = box and S0d60c q basket: Pears, 25@5Oc p
| box for common, and 1@14c p p for Bart
lett; strawberries, si95 2 chest Raspberries,
S5gs @ chest; Blackberries, s3@3 so p chest;
RUINS, ld2c 2 10 : Apricots, 115@3c p b; Figs
Zoe 2 box fol- black; Currants. S1@2 50 " chest;
Black Currants, 75c "a 81 per drawer :
Peaches caches, % q $5e ? box, and 25 a Sc
| ines, 25G60c q box: Mexican Lines, 81 5000
2 box; Lemons Sicily. s6G6 SO; Bananas
| 81 5Oa2 so q bunch: Pine apples. 81 5O@5 =
DRIED FRUIr-Consignment of Apricots re-
ceive fair attention, and sales would be quite
active if sellers were less firm in their views of
dried Apples. SIC, y u for sliced and 41zc
| ll@l$c for bleached; do, sun-dried, S@9c;
BlaekberTies. l2@1Sc: Figs, 5@6c for pressed,
! for lSyers, snd 7GSc for kegs; Nectarines,
s@10e; Peaches, 17@1Se for peeled. and S6ec
Tor unpee!ed; Pears, 495c for whole and "a
| 715c for sliced; Inachine-dried, 9@lOc; PIulns,
mar Prunes, 6D7c; French PT1Ines, 7G9c q %:
a9isins, London Layers 81 % . box. with
25975e advance for factions: Common. SIG
HoNEY-The demand is sufficient to absorb
the bulk of receipts, so that stocks do not ac-
cumulate We quote: White Comb, I2@l4c :;
Amber, 7GSc; Extracted, white LIQUID 5G5l%c:
Amber. colored and candIed. s6D415c p H.
BUTTER-Ihere is a brisk demand for fancy
Butter in good shape, and prices for such pro-
is less satisfactory, trade being of dragging
character, with soft feeling to values
We quote prices as follows: Fanny, 2lCd3O; good
TO choice, 25G2Sc: fair 3G25c: store lots lS22c;
picked roll, 2614@2S1ac; firkin, 22a25c; East
ern, lao Ice z D.
CHEESE-Stocks are not large, and the mar
ket has steady tone in consequence We quote ::
Good to choice, 1l@1213c; common grades,
SNl0c; Eastern ordinary TO fine, l0t0I5e D b.
EGGS--StTictly select parcels are very scarce
ana ana held held tirmly at top rates. We quote :
Eastern 11@l9c; Farallone. bic p Dozen
POUL1 RI-Comp amt is made of over-crowd-
ing in shipping to market, causing more or less
loss of fowl. Trade at the moment is very slow.
as retailers are pretty well supplied from pur-
chases made last week. We quote iobbipg
| lots as follows: Live Turkeys-G0bblers
20@22c = ID; Hens, 17@lSe: Rooster s6G6 so for
old, and S5@7 for young; Hens, s696 so for or6i-
nary stock, and S797 so for choice; 8roilers 50 30
@i; Ducks, S4G4 so for old and S4G6 for
young; Geese. sl@1 25 a pair for old and 81 so
al 70 for young: Pigeons. 81 Sol rs for Young.
and S2d2 % p dozen for old.
RONlSIONS-Adyauced prices prevail for
Eastern Hams and Bacon. Business generally
Is good, and all descriptions of Cured Meats re
ceive their share of attention. We quote
Eastern Hams, 15@i51ac; California, 126al25%c
for SALT refTigerator-cured, l3GaI3115c; Eastern
Breakfast Bacon, 14G1415c; California Bacon,
ll@l119c for heavy and medium, 111l612c tor
light medium: 121a'S15c for light enc l315Gl4c
extra light; do Clear Sides, 12c p H. Pork,
extra prime, Sl6 do, prime mess Sl7@l7 SO
do, mess. S20@21 50; do, clear, s22@2S; do
extrs clear, sI392i = Dbl; Figs ieet, S29l2 81
bbl; Mesa Beef. IS 5Oas for bbIs, 81 1904 rs
for hf bbls: Extra Mess Beef 5lO@
10 so for bbls, IS SOFAS rs for hf bbis; Family
Beet, Sl4C3i4 50 a Dbl; California Smoked Beef
l2osl23sc 2 n: Eastern Lard, 10@lO1ac foT tiercef
and l01a9ilc y % Tor pals: California DO tierees
lOql0zSc; hf bols, 101z@l1c; lob tins, SIC: 5-fb
TINS Zoe; do; lob pals, lie do for SID pals
1l4e: ard II ~ 2 n for s-D pals
WOOL-Last week was another dull one for
trade. The few transactions consummated
were mostly for account of scourers embracing
Eastern Oregon chiefly. The Humboldt and
Mendocino Woods are late in reaching here this
season. and they are about the only styles of
California Woods now arriving These Woods
have so far brought full prices, considering the
Standard made on other grades. Dealers say
that no dissatisfaction at results has so far been
experienced. Reported sales of 100000 TBS all
kinds within quotations. We quote spring
Humboldt and Mendocino, p IL ......i66lSe
Northern, choice bright........... .........l5@l7
San Joaquin and Southern -........ II01I5
Calaveras and
Eastern Oregon, heavy ............ ........9 lSl2
Eastern oregon,
HT Sm
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