Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-18

u 1907 10 = GU.
MIDDLINGS-Steady at the late advance
Quotable at SIG 50@l7 80 p ton.
HAf-Common grades are offering freely at
prices favorable to buyers Alfalfa Is cheaper
choice stable Hay is in light stock and rather
firmly held. We quote the following prices !:
Choice Wheat, Sl7 50@1S tame Dat, si3GlI so,
wild Dat, SIS 5o9l6; Wheat and Dat, sl3 so
STRAW-Quotable at 45a55c p bale.
HOPS-The market presents the same de-
pressed condition that has been noted for
months; Nominally quotabie at 4@6c q ID.
BRAN-Is slowly advancing Quotable at
S14 5O@15 SO q ton for the best and sli@14 so
for lower grade and outside brands
RYEmNo inquiry. Nominal at 81 50 q ctl.
90 BoGhW a IL Offering Quotabe at
GROUND BAkLEY-Quotable at $500 p ton.
POTATOES-Custom is being diverted largely
We quote: New, 1@114c a b River Reds, 500
40c; Petalumas, 50@60c; Tomsles. 50G65c; Bur
bank Seedlings, 75c&Sl; Early Rose. SO94Oc;
Peerless, 60@o5c Peachblows 65GSOc Garnet
Chile, 60470c 2 ctl.
ONIohS--Are selling at advanced figures.
Good to choice range from sS@4 z ell.
D io HIss t ~ aso qnote sa blacseys $40
BEANS-Are not in general request, while
prices show soft tendency. Reds are lower.
Pink, 81 2Os.2 40; Red, 81 95@2; Lima s. $50
o ell
VEGETABLES-Asparag shapes more ia
bic kinds make more liberal exhibit. Arrivals
OF Asparagus this week have been very large.
Green Peas of common quality are now in such
free supply that sales are made by the sack.
Rhubarb is i'll very good demand. Cucumbers
move off slowly. Fair inquiry prevails for pc
tatoes, but arrivals are very light and move
ment is limited in consequence. We quote As
paragus 5Oc9S1 {. box for ordinary kinds and
81 25Gpl 90 for fancy quality; Rhubarb, SlGSI so
p box; Green Peas, SlGl so q sack for COM
mon and 405c 2 h for sweet; Los Angeles Toma-
m
Cucumbers, 50cGS1 = dozen: Turnips, 81 %
= ctl; Beets, 75c@Sl IS . sack Carrots. 500
40c; Parsnips. s. 50Q3 = ell; Cabbage, 81 25G1 50
ctl Garlic, 1@le = ID Csulifiower, 81 25G 80 D
dozen; Dry Peppers, &C to Sc q 10.
FRUIT-Supplies Of choice Oranges are not
enough to satisfy local wants, and stock of this
character commands good prices. Strawberries
receive null attention. Receipts are on the in
crease, while prices are becoming cheaper. The
quality of arrivals is about all that could be de-
sired. No Gooseberries have come to hand
since the first consignment over q week ago.
Cherries have yet TO make their appearance.
We quote iobbing lots as follows: trawberries,S7
GIL Z chest; California Oranges, 81 25@2 so .
box; do Navel, 81 50@5 o box; Mexican
Lines, SoG6 p box; Lemons, Sicily, 81 5095;
California Lemons, 81 50G3 q box; Bananas,
S2n3 50 y bunch Pineapples. 81 501i "a doz.
BUTTER-There is an excellent demand for
fresh roll Butter, and prices show marked
steadiness. The general tone of the situation is
much in favor of sellers, but il is doubtful if
stocks would clean up as promptly if higher
~SN.ADAAA
made at 26c for brands that buyers insist on IN
preference to other offerings claimed to be
equally as good, but trade at the advanced
price is not general enough TO justify the figure
as representative quotation. Most OF the But
ter coming forward is reported to be Of good
quality. We quote prices as follows:
Fancy, 25c; good TO choice, 2SG2ic; common,
20 arc; Eastern, l792lc 2 b.
CHEESE-Supplies are becoming somewhat
large, while buyers do not respond as readily as
dealers would desire. As a consequence, there
is some accumulation of stocks, while values
are ON the down grade. Strictly choice quail
ties are not largely represented in the offerings
choice, lS@14c; common grades, lOG13c; East
ern, ordinary TO fine, l0@l6c a 10.
EGGS-There is an easy tone to the market.
Arrivals of domestic product are not heavy,
but, with the added receipts of Eastern there is
more than enough stock to meet immediate
wants. The imported article is fine in quality,
and therefore causes close composition. We
quote: California, 2lc for select ranch, and 10
@20c z dozen for store lots Eastern lTGlse r
dozen.
POULTRY-No dressed Turkeys coming for
ward Old BOOSTERS, Hens and Ducks were all
marked down to day We quote: Live Turkeys
-Gobblers, l9921c y, d. Henf 1922 dressed Tur-
keys, &C 2 h; RoosteuS, Sc 50@7 for old, and
S9@l2 for young; Hens, Is 50d6 30 tor ordinary
doz.; Ducks, Sl09l2; Geese, 81 1892 pair for old
and S3G3 90 for young; Pigeons, " 50ss2 20 for
old and g 35@S = dozen for young,
GAME-We quote: Rabbits. 81 259l so; hare,
Sl@l so y dozen.
PROVISIONS-A better demand is noted,
which is freely met at easy rates, as supplies are
Eastern HAMS 14@15c; California, ll159l2c
for salt; refrigerator-cured, 13@l31Sc; Eastern
Breakfast Bacon. l3h@i4c: California Bacon,
light medium, 12G121Sc for light and IS(q1S1$c
extra light Clear Sides 1@l112c q ID; PORK. 50 so
clio y Dbl for extra prime, Sl2G12 so q Dbl for
prime mess. Sl9Gl9 80 q Dbl for mess, S20@52i for
clear s21@22 for extra clear figs feet, 81 5o@l2
2 bbl Mess Beef. 80 5000 for bbls, 81 75@5
for hf bbis: Extra Mess Beef, $40 so
oil for bbls, IS 50@5 IS for hf bbls; Family
Beef, sl4014 80 = bbl California Smoked Beef,
12@l213c p h; Eastern Lard 91a@l0c for tierces
and 10@10c a Il for pals; California do, tierces,
exc; hf bbls, Toe; lob tins SIC; 5-b tins, &c;
pals 1O14c for lG-ib 1910 for 5-ib ard 1919 = n
for 3-tb pals.
WoOI-Small lines have been taken by a
couple of buyers for shipment East, with a view
to test the market. Otherwise here is no trade.
The latest news from Eastern centers is said by
dealers TO be less encouraging than for years
past. As a consequence, it is expected that
trade at all points will be slow and ON u low
basis until something unforeseen creates
change for the better. Receipts of new spring
are coming forward con ,tantly, so that in
short while stocks will be of rather respectable
proportions. Consignments are placed in ware
house to await more active market. We give
a. king prices for new spring as follows:
San Joaquin and Southern, p ib.............1l@15c
HIDES AND SKiNs~Quotabie as follows:
Heavy steers. 81 lbs up, q d.. -dS12c &C O.
Cows and steers, &c to Sc fbs....-6 q! @5c
Light, 40 to 40 bs..............-....554@6 O.
Kips, IA to 80 fbs.......................6 az O.
Veal Skins, to Il Ds............-6 al O.
Calf Skins, to 10 bs.......;......:-6 a. O.
b; Calf skins, do, -@I2c; Gull Hides, Kip and
Calf, s@s15c q ID; Pelts, ,hearlin :, 10c to
25c each: 90, short, 3oG50c each; do, medium,
6o@75c each; do long wool coco 81 rs ca II; Deer
skins, summer, s712@4oc: do; fall and m sdinn.
S0a35e q d; Goat Skins, 50@6cc apiece for prime
and perfect 25@40c for medium, 10000 each for
small.
EASTER AND FOREIGN MAR ErS
NEW YORK, April 18th,
WHEAT-9s34c for cash, 9i3sc Tor May, 800
1917 for June, 9514@9S16c for July and 9zss@slsse
for August.
CHICAGO, April 18th.
WHEAT-s111c for cash, S214c for May,
$50 for June, and SEC for July.
LIVERPOOL, April 18th.
WHEAT-Moderate demand. California SPOT
lots 6s SID to Is gid off coast, 3Ss 3d@33s cd;
just shipped, 3Ss Sd; nearly due, SSs Sd; cargoes
held higher; French country markets, firm
Wheat and Flour in Paris, firm.
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