Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-09-25

operations were less 0r1sk tnan USUAL Brew
ing BARLEY is IN fair request and steady in price.
Cheyalier OF desirable quality can find ready
sale at full rates. We quote: No. l Feed.
q so@l Sl14; choice, q S215; common grade
and ST 45@1 AZ for choice; Ghevalier, 81 $50
so . ctl. as to quality.
OATS-The situation is not favorable to sellers.
We " quo quote: Surprise, 81 es@l e74; milling,
60; fair: 81 45m1 so; Gray, 81 50@l 521S: Black,
81 cool rs p ctl.
Offerings of Yellow are light, but the
demand is equally small. so that moderate
steadiness only attaches to values. We quote:
Yellow. 81 2711G91 80 p ctl for large and 81 500
l S2l9 for small: White, 81 SO@l S2S ctl.
CChRASKED CORN-Quotsble at UsS29 p Ton.
% ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and
small packages, S1z@4c . n.
OlLCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $25@H p ton
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s25@26 . ton.
sEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown. s2 50 @
9; Yellow. 1902 15 p ctl; Canary. s99Ss4c;
Alfalfa 7IS@sc . b: Flax, ST 1902 . ctl
MIDDL1NGS-in good supply. Quotable at
SIS scoops so p ton.
HAY-Choice and fancy grades bring top
rates readily, but for ordinary qualities the
market shows no firmness. We quote: Wheat,
Sll@l6 Oat S9@l2; Barley, SOIL so; Glover,
IS S0@il; Alfalfa, sl3 ton;
STRAW-Quotable at 45@55c p bale.
HOPS-Market quiet and easy, without any
quotable decline in value, the current being 35c
2 %, though largely nominal it is true in con-
sequence OF inactivity. Crop prospects are no
more encouraging than before noted. the short
age IN Europe being quite II arked, but deliver
les are now being mace to dealers, on early con-
tracts, and these deliveries are absorbing about
all the money receivers can command, COM
pelllng them to stop further purchases at pres
ent,
BRAN-In steady demand. Quotable at slS@
IS so p ton.
kYE-Quotable at S. 25@1 so g ctl.
BUCkWHEAT-QuOta at 81 7o(I2 p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY = Quotable at S29GS0 p
ton.
Garnet Chile. s5c@sl; Peerless. 75c@si 10; Bur
banks, 65c9 81 Is; Sweet, SlG1 % p ctl.
0NIoNsaQuotable at 81 75'62 % 2 ctl;
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BEANs-Colored descriptions still show
weakness. We quote: Bayos, IS 5OS.S IS; But
ter. 81 1902 80; PINK, s202 %; Red, S2G2 Is;
Lima, nominal; Pea, 81 1908; Small White, 81 rs
as y ctl.
vEGETA BLEs-A small box of Mushrooms
was feature this morning. The asking prices
was SOC 2 b. For Tomatoes there is fair de-
mand on the part of Gamers and this circum-
stance helps to keep prices steady, as supplies
are rather large. We quote: Egg Plant, 40g50c p
box; Green Okra, 5O@65c 2 box; Tomatoes. 100000
box; Green Corn, 65c@Sl 25 2 sack for common
and l715a20c p dozen for bay; Summer Squash,
25d40c p box for Alameda: Cucumbers, 25G40c
y box; small do, for picking, Toe p box large do
lie . b; Lima Beans 21a93c . ID; Turnips. Use p
ships, 81 Is q ctl; Cabbage, 65@75c p ctl; Garlic,
SG10c p b; Caulifower, 50@60c p dozen; Green
Peppers, 25@40c for Chile and 40G50c . box for
Bell Dry Peppers, 12c Dry Okra. 6kGSc p b:
Marrowfat Squash, SIS p ton.
FRUIT-There is no improvement in Grapes.
The market is still glutted with table varieties
and buyers have matters largely their own way.
Common Apples are abundant, and the same
can be said OF Pears, while choice offerings of
either kind are anything but liberal. Mexican
Lines are cheaper, owing to fresh arrivals.
Eo11O
sSas . chest; watermelons, s4@7 . 100;
Catalogues 40e50c p crate; Ounces,
35@5Oc p box; Crab Apples, 75cGS1 per box;
Huckleberries, 7@Sc p ID; Grapes 15G25c .
Muscats; 25@35c p box for Rose OF Peru, 15@25c
for Black Malvoise, 35965c for Tokay,
65G75c for Connection and 50@75c p box for
Isabellas; Black Morocco 40d60c; wine Grapes,
Zinfandel, Sl5G1S; other kinds Sl4@15 p ton;
Figs, 25G50c ID box for black; Plums, 3@4c p ID;
Peaches. 8 a4c Q ID: Apples, 40G75c for common.
S1O1 25 for good to choice: Pears, 55c9Sl p box;
Backberries, S4@5 p chest; Strawberries "a 90
az p chest; Mexican Lines S05 p box;
Lemons, Sicily, 5000; Los Angeles Lemons, 81
@3 . box; Riverside Lemons, 81 SOFAS; Bananas.
Sl@2 so bunch: Pineapples, 1905 & dozen;
Cranberries, Sl0@1O so p Dbl
DRIED FRUIT-The demand is quoting
down, and the market is rather sluggish at
the moment. We quote as follows: Apples,
71a@Sc; Pears, 117a@12% for common and
l3@15c for quartered unpeeled Bartlett.
Pitted Plums, l0t011c; Peaches, evaporated,
isgd ARIest blef sdHsi l4@ in
l5@17c for white, and 111a@12c for red;
French Prunes. 9G11c p ID; Grapes, 314G312c p
b. Raisins, 81 1892 % p box for London Layers.
HONEY-Fair inquiry prevails and stocks are
moving with freedom We quote: White Comb,
10@l2c: Amber, ia &c; white liquid, extracted,
$4,000; Amber colored and candied. 4495c
BUTTER-Fresh grades are easing in price, as
much custom has been diverted to packed quail
tiles Fancy, 34@Sec: good to choice, ESQ
SOC; fair TO good, 17@22c; store lots, 1o@l5c
Eastern, s912c p ID for ordinary and 1se2Oc Tor
creamery.
CHEEsE-Dairymen are not shipping quite so
freely, but local dealers have large stocks On
10c; fair to good, 1880; Eastern. ordinary to
fine, 9913c q h.
EGGs-The market for domestic product is
quiet and easy. Eastern are in liberal sup
ply. Quotable at 34G36c q dozen for
ranch and 25@321ac for store lots; Eastern, 1870
2lc p dozen for cold storage, and 22C@24c for
fresh.
POULTRY-Receipts of Eastern are not ex-
pected to be quite SO excessive this week, and
there will be chance for the market to clean up.
Live Turkeys-Gobblers, 169lSc; Hens, l4916c;
and SO 5094 for Fryers; Brollers. small, S2@
so; do, large, s3@350; Hens s5@6: Ducks So so
as so: Geese. old. &1@1 IS; Goslings, 81 500
! rs a pair; Pigeons ii rs az p dozen for young
and sl91 Is for old.
Acknowledgements are mostly thrown
away, coming in bad order and sometimes rotten.
We quote as follows: Quail, 50cGSl Is: Mallard
S3@3 so: Sprig, 81 75tG2; Teal 81 1892 p dozen;
small Ducks, S10l % p dozen; Widgeon
81 so; English Snipe, SO so; Gray Geese. So =
dozen; Venison. Hobo p b; Doves, 50@65c p
dozen; Hare, 81 25@1 so; Rabbits, Sl@1 55 .
dozen.
PROFESSIONALISM and Bacon are steady at
current rates, the demand being good Lard
also shows strength, though no positive advance
in prices has occurred. We quote prices Eastern
Hams 143ss 0I41ac California refrigerator
Hams l314013%c; Eastern Breakfast Bacon,
139l31zc; California Bacon. heavy and me-
dunn, 9@10c; do light 121z@13c; do extra
light, 14@14ac; do. clear sides, 91a@s5ac;
Pork, extra prime, sl5@15 so; do prime mess. SIC
@1650; do mess, s17017 so: do, clear, SIS 50@19;
do. extra clear s19019 500 Il: Pigs Feet sl3 so
extra mess, bbls, IS 50@9; do, family, s1l SOC
II p bbl do, smoked, 111s@12c p b: Eastern
Lard. tierces, 7s4@S4c; do, lob tins 9@914c: do,
5-fb tins, 91s0s93E; do BIB tins, 914@915: Cali
ifornia Lard. tierces, $1,000; do, kegs, go
91c do, lob tins. 10G1U1lc; do. SIN tins 101
do: 10 b pals 1910; do. 5-b pals. lie: do. BIB
pals. HE a u.
MEAT MARKET-Theie has been no change
in the Meat market during the past week. Beef
supply of both Mutton and Lamb is less free
than it was earlier in the season. Following are
the rates for whole carcasses from slaughterers
to dealers: Beei-First quality, SIC; second
quality, 4aG5c: third quality, 4941ac p b.
Veal-QuotaDle at 4f46c for large and 5GSc
p b for small Mutton-Quotable at 70712c
. n. Handspring, 9910c . b. Pork-Live
Hogs, on foot, grain fed. heavy. 3s4@4c light,
4@414c; dressed Hogs, 611@7c q ID.