Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-12

OArs-A good demand keeps prices fairly steady
Fair Feed, 81 s5@l 95; good, az 10; choice
s2 2o@2 3s1.
81 65@1 10 @ ctl Nebraska, 81 55@l 57i y ctl
| BRAN-The inquiry is reported as active, with
liberal sales Quctable at sl4 5o@l5 q ton in lots
from tae mill.
| Observation-Disclosures dull and nominal at IS 81
HAY-AlfaIfa, s1oal4 Wheat, s1egls; Wild oat
sl6@ls; Mixed, s10g13 q ton.
| STRAw-Quotable at 5oasOc q bale.
HoPs-Trade is still limited to the immediate
wants of local breweries, and stocks are therefore
being but slowly reduced. Quotable at s0090c o ID
SEEDs-Mustard, 90 25@3 so for Brown and 81 II
Rape, 2@2lc; Timothy. lOa11c for imported
| Alfalfa, l2t@l3dc; Flax, 2A825c Q n.
CoRNMEAL- Local mllers quote feed at S35 50G3t
Q ton fine kinds for the table, il large and small
| packages, Sc = ID.
PorAToEs-The market is now well furnished with
new CROP and trade will be diverted wholly &c
| this variety. Good old crop scarce and firmly
| held Wharf rates are River Red, 60@s5c Early
| Rose, 50@1-0c; Petaluma, 81 10@1 % /; Tomales
81 goal 30; Humboldt, 81 259l 80 q ctl; New
| Haze % ID.
ONloNs-New are in large supply, and values arc
| less strong Quotable at 50 50@3 so q ctl.
BEANS Bayos, 81 1906; Butter, 60 25@3 so as tc
size; Lima, So IS Pea, IS 5O@3 60; Pink, "a COG
rs; Red, "a 6e@4 20; small White. 60 5o@3 6t
. CT
DRIED PEAs-Green, 81 5OD5 Niles AID Black
eye, 81 5o@3 . ctl.
VEGRTABLEs-Ca Cabbage continues scarce Green
Peas are quite plentiful and prices still the de
cline Asparagus is well maintained. We quote
jobbing lots as follows Rhubarb, sl@1 30 Aspara
| gus, 81 259l 70 Q box; Artichokes, 10@l5c q
| dozen Carrots, 37kd50c Turnips, 75c@S1 Cau
| flower, S1@1 % q ,iozen; Cabbage S1@1 so . ctl
Garlic, BIC . 10; Celery, soc y dozen Dried okra
| 20a25c Dry Peppers, le@12!c; Green do, s@1oC
| q 10 Green Peas, lie for common and 2925c
ID for sweet; Tomatoes, S2@2 rs 9 box; Cucum
| bers, zoe for poor, 81 for fair and 81 5002 rs L
| dozen for good to choice; String Beans, l09l23C
| Q 10 Summer Squash, 10dl2k q ID.
| FRUT-For several days the receipts Of Strawber-
ries have been fairly liberal, though mostly of poor
quality. Gamers have helped the market by taking
| surplus at So o chest. Oranges make good ex
hbt but dealers have to accept low rates to close
out consignments Cherries of inferior grades are
hard to SELL while choice descriptions slowly al
asking rates. We quote lots Apples, 25950c
box for extra quality Strawberries, S7@S o chestfoi
Monarch and s3910 o chest for Longworth variety
Cherries, 5@sc q ID for poor and 10a4c q ID fol
| good to choice Gooseberries, case ; Lemons s6@
so o box for Sicily California Lemons 75c9s1 81
| q box; Lines, s697 . box for Mexican; Tam
arinds, 12@13c q n; Bananas, IL 5oe3 . bunch
California Oranges. s1@1 so for common and so:
| q box for good to choice: Pneapples, S5@6 4
dozen; Tahiti Oranges, s15 o thousand.
HoNKY-Comb, 12@16c: extracted, 5612c q II.
BUrrxR-There are but few depots that are no
more or less overstecSed: Prices are easy. Fancy
| 25c; choice 2392ic fair TO good, 17@22s; inferior
lots from country stores, 15@l7c choice rkin, old
20@221c; do, new, 22925c; ordinary do, 17a19c
picked roll, old, 2o@2zic; do, new, 24a26c; East
| ern. 17920c o n.
CHEEsE-California, 1s@14c . ID for choice; lie
I25c for fair to good; do, factory, In boxes, LAG
| I6c /; Eastern. 169l7c q h.
| Eees-Dealers report moderate demand Quo
table at 24a25c for California and 23@24c q dozer
| for Eastern.
PoULTRY-Turkeys and Chickens sell well, but
| Ducks are somewhat out of favor. Live Tur
keys, gobbers, 23924c; do Hens, 24@25c; dressed
do 24q26c; BOOSTERS, 81 50as so for old, and S1o@
| II 80 for young Heusr SSg9; Broile-s, s495 81
for small and S6@S so for large; Ducks IS so fol
| old and $7d9 80 ss dozen for young Geese
| 81 5oa1 rs Q pair Goslings, 81 50@2 % q pair
| GAME-Snipe, 81 25@2 so for English and 75c@S1
for common Hase, 81 25@1 IS; Rabbite, 81 q
81 o y dozen.
Provisions a-tiye demand at current rates
| Jobbing lots Eastern Hams l61@l63C; Califor
MIA Hams 15@lI ic for plain, 15aQ164c for sugar
cured canvased; eastern Breakfast Bacon, 16G161c
California Smoked Bacon, 15915Ac for heavy and
| medium, and 16g16ic for light and extra light
Clear sides, 1549l sic; Pork, s1s 509l9 for Extrs
Prime, 09s0 so for Prime Mesa s24 50a25 Ter Mess
s25 50@26 for Clear, s26 50@27 for Extra Clear
Pigs Feet, s1691s Q Dbl; Mess Beef SIS sc
tor bbIs and IS so for half bbs; Extra Mess Beef
els so for bbls and S. IS for half bbls; Family Beef
slSa1s so . Dbl; California Smoked Beef
lslc = b; Beef Tongues, s10@1o so Z
dozen; Eastern Lard, l5c for tierces and
| 154@15ac q ID for pals /; California do, lo-f
tins 13@l31c; 5-fb do. 1S3@1S3c; pals, 149l4l'
for lob, 145914ac for 5-ib, and 159152c y ID fol
3-b pals
WooL-There is better feeling in the market
and some sales are being made both for Eastern &C
count and to local mills. The demand is principally
fol- the better class of middle county and northern
woods, while the dusty and heavy woods from the
San joaquin and southern coast are neglected
though offered at verv low prices. Sales for the
week will aggregate 700,0 lbs of the different
| classes within the range of our quotations. W.
| quote:
| f,to;oo yrr1l,ar,, Wee 9oS714o