Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-24

The Chicago quotations represent Spring, while the
St. Louis and New York figures are for Red Winter
qualities.
CoRN-Sales light. On call to-day lot of 100
tons Nebraska, April delivery, sold at 81 521
California is quotabe at 81 70@1 rs o ctl Eastern
is Offering at slight decline on above figures.
BucKwHEAT-Trade inactive. Holders want 81
but the views Of buyers are within the range of
50 25@3 so q ctl.
HAY-Alfaifa, slea1s; Wheat, sls 5oa21 so !;
Wild Dat. sls@21 Mixed. SlSdS19 y ton.
HoPs-Nominal at S5d95c.
SEEDs-MusJard, 50 25@3 80 for Brown and 90 10
az % for Yellow; Canary, 53@6c; Hemp, 44954c |;
Rape 1ld2c; Timothy. 10@11a for imported; AL
falfa 12al3c: Flax, 81 32ac y d.
PoTAroEs-River Red, SO 960c ; Early Rose Goa
Zoe; Petaiuma and Tomaes TOcasI; New, 3@3ic
q ID.
oEIoEs-Prices have kept uniform for several
days. Quotable at 75c9sl rs . ctl.
BEANs-Light transactions at our range Bayos
81 $685. Butter, s3@3 25 for small and IS 4OfS 30
for large; Lima, 50 75@4 /; Pea, 90 1894: Pink,
q 5o@5; Red, q 5O@5;, small White. s. 1894 !
BARLEy-The unsteady feeling noted at the close
Of Change yesterday morning became somewhat
more pronounced as the day wore along, owing to
the cloudlDg OF the sky Several holders evinced
desire to sell out and the bear interest seized the
opportunity to beat down values about 2@4c o ctl
This morning, however, the downward current was
stemmed, and prices bounded upward quicker than
they went down. There is pretty good inquiry
for Feed and many operators Of the opinion that
If reliable data could be obtained at the moment it
would be shown that stocks have been largely re-
duced. Over 5000 tons changed hands to-day, as
follows: 100 tons No Feed, spot, 81 AZ /; 100 do
April, 81 45l; 200 do, 81 45i; 500 do, 81 as; 100
To- 81 461 200 do, 81 461 100 do, May, 81 AL ;
100 do. 81 44a 100 do. 81 46I 500 do, 81 46i; 500
81 4 100 do 81 4 900 do suye5, the
81 500; 200 do, 81 81; 100 do, buyer June, old con-
tract. 81 AZ; 100 do, seller 1888, 81 81 200 do,
81 IS y ctl. On the street, spot Feed is held at
81 41@l 90; Brewing, 81 S5@l 80; chevalier, 81 go
OArs-The market has buoyant tone. Fair
Feed, 81 75@l 80; good, 81 s5@1 go; choice. 81 IS
az 05 . ell.
RYE-In light demand Quotable at 81 soa2
. ctl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was not in general favor
to-day, and though lower prices prevailed there
was still a liberal surplus on hand at late
hour. Rhubarb is coming along quite freely, sell
ing at reduced rates. Poor Mushrooms are
drug. Rhubarb, 4@5e q 10; Mushrooms, 5@.0c !;
Asparagus, 5@6c Sprouts, &c y n Artchokes, LOG
rots Soa5o; Turnips, 75c@sl Cauliaower, 75c@sl rs
. iozen; Cabbage 75c q ctl Garlic, li@2e . u !;
Celery, Soc Q dozen Dried Okra, 20@25c Dry
Peppers, lo@l2tc g b.; Green Peas, 5t@6c for
5d6c; Tomatoes, 6asc 0 ID; Cucumbers 65c@
81 70 y dozen String Beans, 25@3Oc q n.
FRuIT-Peddlers were buying rather literally to
day, and it locks as if the market were likely
clean up. In such event better prices are expected.
Apples, 25@40c D box for common, and 75c@
81 so for good to choice Lemons, s5d6 D box.for
Sicily; California Lemons, 81 75@2 % Q box Lines
sl5Gls box Tor Mexican Tamarinds 12alsc . n
Bananas. u 50a3 bunch California Oranges 81 Is
al IS for common and s2d3 . box for good to
choice: Panama do s27 50@3o q 100; Pneapples,
s6as q dozen. Western Cranberries are Offering at
s15d17 . bbl
DRIED FRUn-Sun-dried Apples, 6a6Ic q d for
sliced and 5d6c for quartered Alden and Plummer
10@l2c Apricots, 10@12ic BIackberries, l2c Figs,
7@Sc for pressed and 5G6c for impressed; Smyrna
do, 169l9c; Nectarines, 10912tc Peaches, I4lrI6.
for peeled and SdQc t1nneeled. Pears 61s7.s sov