Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07

February -. 16s5 1s55
BARLEY-Agan the market is booming. The call
session this morning was characterized by steady,
persistent buying. Prices bounded almost from the
opening, and quotations were fully &c q ctl above
Saturdays closing figures. Whether the advance be
legitimate or attributable to a more general specu
lative feeling, is a question that pretends to
satisfactorily solve. Sales include 100 tons No.
Feed, November, 81 374; $50 do, 81 go 200 do,
December, 81 39A 100 do, 81 39i 100 do, 81 30,
with 81 Il subsequently bid; 100 do, January,
81 i24 In No 2 Feed there were two sales Of 100
tons each for November at 81 35a1 1851 q ell re-
spectvely. Brewing is quotable at 81 37tdl 42l q
ctl. Small spot lots OF good Feed changed hands in
the regular way at 81 IS g ctl.
Business at the Grain Exchange this aft arnoon
was unusually animated, and some liberal transac-
tons were effected. The fact that tomorrow will
be holiday may have something to do with in.
creased trading to-day. Sales incllde 100 tons No.
l Feed, December, 81 80; 100 do, 81 40 200 do,
81 40l 600 do, 81 IL D ctl.
0ATs-High asking rates restrict sales to some
extent. Holders, however, are not uneasy at any
lack of inquiry, being satisfied that the future OF
the market is not likely TO result disastrously to
their interests. No heavy transfers are reported,
while the margin in values is still wide From 81 20
to 81 IS Q ctl about represents the range with an
occasional sale of fancy at higher figure.
RYE-Quet. Quotaole at g 1872 Is for No. /,
and 81 75d1 80 y ctl for No 2 grade.
CoRs-Moyes slowly. The asking range for the
bulk of offerings is 81 62t@l 65 q ctl. A choice
article commands advance.
BucKwHEAT-sl 4oa1 so q ctl.
Ost. SIS 50916; Mixed, Sl2dl4 q ton.
HoPs-Continue in request at full figures. Quo.
table at 90caS1 q n.
SKEDs-Mustard, So 25(d3 50 for Brown and 81 rs
al 80 for Yellow; Canary, 53@6c; Hemp, 5@5Ec
Rape, 2A@3c; Timothy, SG9c for native, and lOG
lie for imported; Alfalfa, lc9l21c; Flax, 3a3sc
PoTAroEs-Sweet sold well to-day. Red. 65a85c
Early Rose, 90c@sl 10; Garnet Chile, slGI 10;
Peerless, 81 10@1 25; Sweet, 81 4O@l so y ctI
oNIoNs-Choles are worth 5o@55c . ctl Poor
. sol gf lla aaalr
BEANs-Bayos, 50 756i; Butter, s3@3 % for
small, and 90 3093 so for large; Lima, S3 1904
Pea, s2 1898 %; Pink, q 75a3; Red, q 1908
small White. e 1903 25; large White. 81 50a2 rs
. ctl
VEGErABIEs-Prices are generally steady Marrow.
fat Squash S8dl0 y ton; Carrots, 3Od40c; Turnips,
15cgSl eli; Caulihower, 75c@sl o ioz; Cabbage.
5O975c . ctl /; Garlic Sc . d Cucumbers, 35@4Oc q
box Green Peas 2i@3c D n Green Peppers, 50easl
D box; Tomatoes, 25@3oc o box Celery SOC 9
dozen String Beans. 44a5c q h; Lima Beans 3d3Ic
Green Corn, 75caSi q box; okra, 75cdSl
Egg Plant, 75cSdsl q box Dried Okra lsd2Oc q II
Dry Peppers, 15d1Sc q n.
FRUr-Samples of many kinds are daily growing
less Apples 30t50c for common and 75cd$ Ii box for
good; Pears, 50c@S1 % q box; Strawberries SOFAS
y chest; Peaches, 60c9s1 % y box Figs 6OcdSl q
box; Grapes, 30G50c for common, 60@S5c fol
Black Hamburg, 6o@s5c for Rose of Peru, 60d90t
box for Muscat and 50d90c o box for Tokay
Wine Grapes, S23d30 taton Lemons, s. 50a7 80 fol
Sicily and s. y box for California; LINES, s566 sc
3 box for Mexican; Tamarinds, 12al3c . n
D thousand New crop Western Crsnberries arc al
hand offering at sl5@17 Q Dbl.
DRIED FRUT-sun-dried Apples, SIC for sliced
and 4!c for quartered Alden and Plummer Dt6lOc
Apricots, l3gl4c; Blackberries, l2c /; Figs, 6a7C
for pressed and 14c FOR impressed; Smyrna Co. f6@
lsc; Nectarines, l3c; Peaches, 16c for peeled
&c . h for sliced do, machine dried, s@Iec
Plums, 1l@l13c for pitted and 3a@t4c for un
pitted; German Prunes, SSd9c; French Prunes
lo@lotc y b; new crop Raisins, s2@2 25 . box.
A 81 To- anfta e..
hard shell Walnuts, S56I9c California Chestnuts
25c; Peanuts, s@9c; Hickory Nuts. s1o@l0Ic; Fill.
berts, sl4gl5c; Pecan, sl5@16c; Brazil Nuts log
HoSEY-Comb, 14a17c; extracted, 7@lOc o n.
BurTER-Sales at fancy prices are not frequent
Market quiet and weak. Fancy, SIZE; choice, 32ld
stores, 23@26c; frkin, 29@30c for good to choice
and 259213c for ordinary picked roll, 27l@30c
Eastern. 20a25c o n.
cHEKsE- Strong. California, l3@14c for choice
i10@l2tc for fair to good do, factory, 10 boxes,
l5Gl6c; Eastern, 166l7c; Western, Sal2lc Q h.
Eads-Are very scarce. Good ranch qualities
could be placed this morning at 47td4Sc. Stocks of
Eastern are also being fast lowered in consequence
of quick demand. We quote California, choice
4Id4sc: interior, 40d42lc; Eastern, 32la35c
Lime, 271d30c q dozen.
POULTRY Receipts are light and prices nomi
= iTfzr t1-usy. eys,-s5rSlers, l5al6c
do Hens, 14dl6c; Boosters, IS 50@6 for old
and s596 SO for young Heus, s6d7 50i Bro
ers, s4@5, according to size; Ducks, s6at7 so y
dozen; Geese. sl@1 25 o pair Goslings, 81 75@1
D pair.
GANE-Trade is dull to-day, owing to light
supplies. Quail, sl@l 25 q dozen; Mallard
Ducks, S414 so: Grey Geese 81 50a2 70: White
Geese, 81 25@l so; Brandt, 81 25Gl so; Sprigs
81 5092; Teal, Sl9l Is Widgeop, S1@1 % Hare,
81 7b@2 25: Rabbits, 81 25fl rs y dozen.
PRoyIsIoss-ln general request. Eastern Hams, l9l
@20c d California Hams, i64@l6ac for plain, and
16sai7c for sugar-cure canvssed Eastern Break.
fast Bacon, l71&lsc; California Smoked Bacon,
!6islelc for heavy and medium, and 17t@1se
for light and extra light; Clear Sides 16@16lc Perk
81 50922 for Extra Prime. s24a25 for Prime Mess,
S2o9z5 % fer Mess, s27 for Clear e2Sa2S so for Ex
ira Clear Pigs Feet, sl6@ls . Dbl; Mess Beef, sl4
for bbls and 81 for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef
el4 5oal5; Family Beef, sle@l6 SO q Dbl; Call.
fornia Smoked Beef, l49l4tc o n; Beef Tongues,
% 50alo D dozen; Eastern Lard, 154c for tierces
and 161Gl7c . u for pals California do, Ion
tins, lial5e; 5-D 10. 159l6ic; pals, 16a16sc,
kegs l5al5sc; Royal do, l6la16ic for ION, 16E@i6i
for on, and i62Gl7c q h for 3-D pals.
WooL-Stocks are very lar-e, while at the mo-
ment there signs for immediate relief We