Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-14

oATs-Sales are moderately free and prices are
well sustained. The market is still under control
of the combination that las governed matters for
some time. We quote Fair Feed, 81 75@1 80
good 81 S5@1 90; choice. 81 95Q12 05 q ctl.
CoRN-No California Offering Nebraska is in
good supply aud dull OF sale at 81 As D ctl
RYE-Continues dull and inactive Quotable at
81 90o2 9 ctl.
BuoKwHEAT-M Market dull and nominal at range
of So 50@4 q ctl.
BAY-An easy tone is reported. Alfalfa, s15@17 !;
Wheat, sl79ls; Wild oat, sl7@l9 Mixed, Sl7GlS
q ton.
HoPs-Buyers are not urgent. The asking price
is 81 ID, and it is doubtful if concessions could be
obtained.
sEEDs-Mustard, 90 25@8 so for Brown and 81 10
az 25 Tor Yellow Canary, 54@6c; Hemp, 4@5c;
Rape, 2o2lc; Timothy, 10@1lc for imported; AL.
falis. 12si3c; Flax. 2!a22c y 4.
POTATOES Quotations are not firm. River Red,
60@7Oc; Early Rose, 50660c; Petauma and To-
macs, 95cdSl 05; New, 21G84c q h.
ONIoNs-Some Oregon sold at auction yesterday
afternoon at IS % q ctl. A good lot OF Alameda to-
day brought SO 35, and parcel from Stockton went
at S. 623 n ctl.
BEANs-The demand is said to be limited
Bayos, S5@5 25; Butter, 80 1893 so for small
and IS 5Oa4 for large; Lima, 50 1904; Pea,
S3 5OdS 10: Pink, s5@5 10 ; Red, S5@5 10 small
White IS SOFAS Is large White. s8a8 so y ctl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was general request
this morning, and better prices were obtained.
String Beans continue to sell at good prices, owing
to small receipts Cucumbers are in good supply
in values. Rhubarb, 81 25@1 80 q box Mushrooms,
&c q b; Asparagus, 75c@Sl IS g box; Sprouts, &c y
ID Artichokes, 10@15c D dozen Marrowfat Squash,
S35 ton; Carrots 50a75e; rurnips, 75c@S1 Cauli-
dover 75cgS1 % . 1oaen Cabbage, 75c v ctl Gar
lie, 292I; q n Celery, SOC y dozen Dried Okra,
20@25e; Dry Peppers, lo@123c; Green do, S@loc q
h Green Peas, 4g5c for common and 6dSc g ID for
sweet Tomatoes, S262 % q box; Cucumbers Acc
for poor Soc for fair and S1dl 70 q dozen for good
to cnoice; String Beans 22@25 b b.
FRUT-Cboice Apples are wanted at advanced
prices Lines are plentiful. Oranges are again
coming in freely, and much heavier receipts ex-
pected next week. Strawberries still limited in
supply though scarcity in the yield this season is
expected Apples, 25@50c q box for common, Sl@
81 so for good to choice, and 81 y box for extra
quality; Lemons, s5G6 so q box for Sicily; Cali
fornia Lemons, 75c@S1 so q box; LINES, S7(ds
o box for Mexican; Tansrinds, 1898 . n !;
Bananas. 81 50d3 bunch California Oranges, 81 a
l 80 for common and S2s3 % D box for good to
choice Pineapples, S6@8 q dozen. Western Gran
berries arc Offering at Sl5@l7 y Dbl; Strawberries,
25@S0c q h
DRIED FRuIT-Custom is lacking and business
is very dull Sun-dried Apples, 7@73c q h for
sliced and 606tc for quartered Alden and Plummer,
l0@12c Aprcots, 10@121c; Backberries, lac Figs,
7@Sc for pressed and 5G6c for impressed; Smyrna
do, 16@l9c; Nectarines, 10@124c; Peaches, 14@16;
for peeled and 9910c unpeeed; Pears, 6@7c for
whole and s@9c o ID for sliced do, machine dried,
10a121c; Plums, 11t@12c for pitted and 3i6t4c for
unpitted German Prunes, 9dl0c; French Prunes,
12@13c o ID; new crop Rasins, 81 75@2 rs for loose
with the usual advance for fractional boxes.
HoNBr-Comb, 12@16c; extracted, 5d12c 9 n.
BUTTBR-The market is full with stock. The
demand on interior account has entirely ceased,
aud business is confined to city custom Pack
ing by local jobbng firms alone keeps up prices.
Fancy, 26c cnoice, 24a25c fair to good, 1s923c
infenor lots from country stores 15d17c; choice fir
kin, old, 19d22c; do, new, 22@25c; ordinary do,
17gl9c: picked roll. old, 20a224c do new, 249
26c; Eastern. 17@20c q n.
CHEEsE-Ca California 14@15c o n for choice 11@
13c for fair TO good do, factory, In boxes, 14G16c
Eastern. 16617c u h.
EGGs-Dealers report fair trade within our range.
Quotable at 24@25c q dCzen Eastern offering at 20d
&c o dozen.
PoULTRY-A good many small Broiers are beng
sent in, for which custom at any price is hard to
find Turkeys keep steady under light offerings.
Live Turkeys, gobblers, 21@23c; do Hens 22a24c
Rosters, s7@7 so for old, and 50 50a11 for young
Hens, s7@s; Broilers, s497 so, according to re;
Ducks. s10d12 % dozen; Geese, 90 25@2 so Cos
lings, So 25@3 rs o nair.
GAME-The demand is nominal, while supplies are
light. Snipe, 81 25d2 so for English and 75c@s1
for common Hare, 81 bO@2 Rabbits, 81 2591 rs
o dozen.
demonstrating dealers report continued ac-
tivity at full rates. Eastern Hams, t6t@l6ac; Cali
fornia Hams, 15al53c for plain l53d16ac tor sugar
cured canvased; Eastern Breakfast Bacon, 16916tc;
California Smoked Bacon, 15d15tc for heavy and
medium, and 16al6!c for light and extra light
Clear sides, 154S9l5Ic; Pork, s1Sa1s 60 for Extra
Prime, $50 ago 90 for Prime Mess. s23@24 for Mess,
225 50q26 for Clear, S26 5Oa27 for Extra Clear
Pigs Feet, s16@1s o Dbl; Mess Beef, SIS so
for bbls and IS so for half bbs; Extra Mess Beef,
al6 so for bbls aud IS 70 for half bbs Family Beef
sls@1S 30 Q Dbl; California Smoked Beef,
l3lc D u; Beef Tongues, slO@10 80 q
dozen; Eastern Lard, 15c for tierces and
15ta153c y ID for pals; California do, Ion
tins, 13@IS4c; b-fb do, 131@133,; pals, l4S144c
for 10Th, 144914ac for 5fb, and 15@15ic o u for
3b pals
WooL-Receipts this week have been about 200
bales Stocks are accumuatinp and dealers are
anXiously awaiting the arrival of Eastern buyers.
Prices quite nominal, and will remain so until
the purchasing element causes some movement and
establishes basis of values for operations