Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-27

wooL-California is steady at i29lic for ball bur
ry, and l5q23c for clean fall; spring bury, I6G
lSc clean spring. 24G32c pulled, 25a45c.
BIDEs-Caliiornia are quiet at % 92Stc
CHICAGO, May Goth.
Whats ~ for June.
CoKS-69i &: for June.
PORX-Sly 80 bid for June
LARD-Sll 375 for June
BACos-SlI 10 for rlbs and sl1 40 for short ribs
LIVERPOOL, May 28th.
WHZAI- California spot lots firner at 9s Cd
t. los Id. ,argo lots are AIS for just shipped,
49s Cd for nearly due and 49s Cd for OF coast
Sacramento Market
lCoTrectea daily for the RsoosD-UNoE.l
SACRAMENTO, May Goth.
FsUns- Oranges, California. S4g5 3 bx; Oranges,
imported, 50 50G4 50 9 bX; Lemons, Sicily, s7oS ;
Lemons, California, 81 5o@3 = box Lines, 81 z59
! 50 . 100; Bananas, S4@5 = bunch: Pinesppies
S6O9 , dozen a: Cocoanuts S70r- q 100; Strawberries
6aSc 2 h a shortage Of the crop is reported below
aud this viii tend to keep the prices better here.
They are reaching their lowest level for the sas0n
Cherries. S015c q d. GOoseberres are selling at
7d0c e 10 for common and l2C9l5c for the English
variety.
TABLE FRUTs-hssorted, q n cans, = doz, 80 so;
Peaches, 50; Bartlett Pears, g IS Pums, = % !;
Blackheries, 50 Gooseberries, g %; Strswher-
rice, 50 %; Ap-ieots So; Muscat Grapes, q 70;
Red Currants, 3 25; Cherries, 50 %
Pr FRUHs-Assortot, q n cans, g doz, 81 7t@2 !;
assorted, gallon cans, "a 30; Peaches, 2s-h cans
u So; Portland Biueberries, Pm cIns, g Whor
'lsberries. 81 70
DRlso fRUue-Apples. sliced, sa9c ; Ii; do quar-
tsreG, 7t6c pears peeled, s,dl0c; do, unpeeied, &
Csc; Plums, pitted, l2dl3c Peaches, lOgllc; do,
peeled, l9a20c; Prunes German and French, 12G
l3c: E.Lkbe-ries, 20c: Figs. California. 7dSc y n.
YEo-aHa<s-WsN Beans, 1o@l2e r h; String
Beans the same; new Tomatoes, 21125c u ~ sum
mer Squlsh, Sgloc Z 70; Potatoes are quoted at
s2G2 % y cwt; Nevada Potatoes, y %;
Red g 25d3; New Potatoes, l3@2.c h (;
they are arriving quite plentiful ly, ana will soon
take the place Of old ones. Also new . ions
are plentiful and selling at HOLE 10 Old ions
have d'sappea ed from market. cabbage, 81 5O9
Is Carrots 81 e cwt ; Iuruips, 81 q 100; bunch
vegetables, l2lc u doz Pasnps, &c; Beets, lc !;
Celery, 75c z nezen Horserstish, sflCc D Green
Peas. = a23e q n; Asparagus, SIC = b Pie Plant
2oic y b; srtichokcs, S5di0c T. dozen. Cu-um5ers
getting more plentiful and although still high,
are selling at from 81 % to & 80 z dozen Green
Peppers having made their appearance, here arequo
able at from soc 70 +0c & IL.
DISCRIMINATION, s. o 2 DBL; Oatmeal q 20
& 100 lbs CornmeI. 81 25G2 80 Cracked Wheat, So
PoULrKY-Live Turkeys, l5@l5a Z h; dressed Go, 10
@iGc u b; young BOOSTERS. 50 80 a. foz; Hens, So
BIoilers S495 50; Ducks, % 5086 80: Geese, 81 30
q . e pair.
DAIRY PRonUcrs-B Butter, fancy dairy, 2Sd30o g
Il; Cheese, lZal3c; California Creamery 1Sc I;
Factory, ISc; Eastern, full cream, 22tG23.; East
ern fats, lie; fresh Eggs, 2SG25c q dozen. The
tendency Of the market is down, but as Eggs are
high in the East they will probably not go much
lower here.
MEATs-Bee., 7asc Mutton, &c; Pork, s@ec !;
Veal, Ease.
HAY ASD GRAN Dat hay, g ton, e14G16 alfalfa
the new crop has commenced to arrive. and
prices for old and new from $40
to Sl2 e ton DIsu, & ton, SIC; nliddhngs, so
per ton barley, whole. 9 cwt, 81 90; barley,
ground, u cwt :, Fl 30 wheat. Il cwt 81 so tame
oats. q cwt. 20 80; com, % cat. 81 IS.
Observation-Disclosures Alfalfa, l6@l7c; limo
thy Eastern, 1l@12c y n; Oregon, Sa
Zoe; Red Clover, l6alsc; Red Top, l23@l4
Nuts-Elg lish Walnuts, 10tGl2ic; Almonds, 7d1sc;
Peanuts, 3@lIc; Wool market dull, holding for
higher prices mountain, I21@l6c tule, 1791so
IaIlow, 6@7c; Hides salt. aelOc; dry, 1s0'1pc ;
New York dopF. Soc California. 23G2oc, according
r., cr,.I5fr- and ,,ftl, t,uu-srd -.r,lanc,-