Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-23

the Produce EXcnange TINS morning tnere was q
good speculative feeling, and close upon 1000 tons
no / White went on record, as follows:
Seller 1888 700 tons, 81 5S3; 400, 81 ISL; 400,
81 5s4; 200, 81 So.
Closing figures were as follows:
No. White Bid. Asked.
Spot. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 10
Buyer May or June. Isl ~ -.
June or July. :.......-.----- ~ %
September or October. ! so 81
Seller 1888. i SD BIS
Buyer 1883, after July 1st..... j 6S 70A
At the Grain Exchange this Afternoon the specu-
lative interest well represented Altogether,
]. 600 tons No. White changed hands, as follows !:
sep,ember-1o0 tons, actual delivery, 81 Sol.
Seller lSS3-100 tons, 81 50; 800, 81 $50; 100,
81 5s1.
BARLEY-For a whole week the market mas been
steadily on the down grade AS each session closed
there was more or less belief that bottom had been
touched but the succeeding ell develope further
weakness. and the future is about as much mys'
terry as it was week age. Last Tuesday the lowest
point at which seller 1888 contracts were placed was
81 OF for No Feed. To-day more was sold at 96e
q ctl than at any other figure. May delivery was
offered this morning at 81 044 against 81 l51 paid
on the 18th instant Sample trade is being done on
basis of 81 C5a1 10 for FEED, and 81 124e1 Is for
Brewing Call business this morning footed up over
5000 tons No Feed, as follows:
june new or old-100 tons, 99c 200, 9S4e; 100, 81
September 100 tons 81 96l
200, 97Ic; 300. SIC; 300. s6ac 100 965a; 200 aeIc
100, 96lc; 500, 96e.
100, 951e.
100, q Oh y ctl.
oaTs-lfarket dull, though stocks somewhat
firmly held. Fair Feed, 81 S59l 90; good, SEA
2 Is choice. g 3052 35 q ctl.
CoRS-Is meeting with moderate custom. Cali
fornia Yellow is quotable at 81 65@l 20; Nebraska,
81 573 q ctl.
actions this week. Quctable at Sl4 50915 y ton in
lots from the mill.
RYg-Buyers scarce. Values not strong.
Ouotable at 81 65a1 IS Q ctl
BUCKwHEAT-Market dull and nominal at So 80
q ct.
916@Is; Mixed, sl0G1S . ton.
HOPs-At the auction offering to day only 20 bales
were sold the best bid obtained being Ale q h. The
purchase was made for shipment, which is perhaps
fair evidence as to the quality Of the Offering.
az % for Yellow; Canary, 5l@6c; Hemp, 4a5c;
Rape, 2a2lc; Timothy, l0@l1c for imported !;
Alfalfa, 124sl3lc: Flax, 2lS2as q b.
PoTAroEs-Good new sell at range OF 81 % to
81 So Some choice Early Rose are bringing as high
as 81 So There is also args quantity of poor that
can be had at 81 50 q ctl.
OsIoys-The market is rather steady at 81 p z
ctl for anything good.
BEANS Bayos, s5G5 %; Butter, 90 25@3 so as to
size; Lima, IS G5; Pea, g so; Pink, 81 9O95 /;
Rod. e. 6o@l 10; email white SO so o c1l-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is slow Of gale Some lots
went to the Gamers to-day at &C q box Other
descriptions well represented at easy rates
Rhubarb, Sl@a1 so Asparagus, 75c@Sl 20 Is box (;
Artichokes, l0@l5e q dozen; Carrots, AS50s +;
TuTuips, 75c8Sl; Cauliower, Sla1 % 2 dozen /;
Cabbage sle9l 10 : cti Garlic, Sic , % Celery,
Doc 2 dozen Dried okra, 20a25e; Dry Peppers, 10
a12ie: Green do, Sd10c q b Green Peas, 364e z 10 /;
Tomatoes, S2d2 so y box; Cucumber5, Zoe for poor,
81 for fair and 81 509l IS g dozen for good to
choice; String Beans, G@Sc; Summer Squash,
S@1Oc q h.
FRuH-Currants arrived this morning for the first
time this season. Last year the initial shipment
was received the 10Th Of May. Cherries are COM
ing in quite freely, causing lowering Of prices.
Heavier receipts be looked for in the future.
Apricots and Raspbsrries make no large display.
Strawberries still keep up well in price, though the
quality does not improve. Lines and Lsmons are
in good request, owing to warm weather. Oranges
also finding quicker custom. We quote {:
Aprieots, l09l2lc q b: Currants, 50 q drawer /;
Raspberries, 25@S5c q basket; Strawberries,
S8dl2 g chest Cherries, 5@5c q ID for poor
and 10625c e ID for good to choice Gooseberries,
5a7c; Lemons s6@6 so 9, box for Sicily California
Lemons, 81 2592 D box; Lines, S596 . box for
Mexican raznartnds, ls@lSo 9 b; Bansnas. 81 SO
as bunch California Oranges s1@1 so for com
mon and S203 3 box for good to choice; Tahiti
Oranges, SIS . thousand.
DRIED FRUIT-Trade is limited though prices
steady Sun-dried Apples, 7t@Sc q b for
sliced and 767 lc for quartered; Alden and Punmer
12dl3c; Apricots, 109l25c; BlackberTies, lac Figs,
7QSc for pressed and 596c for impressed; Smyrna
do, l69l9ci Nectarines, 1o@124c; Peaches, 15@17;
for peeled and 10911c unpeeled; Pears 6@S7c for
whole and s@9e y h for sliced DO, machine dried
10a12lc; Plums. 11l@12e for pitted and 31@14c foI
unpitted; German Prunes, 9610c; French Prunes
12@13e o ID; Raisins, 81 30 for loose Muscate and
81 1902 y box for London Layers, with the usua
advance for fractional bexes.
BUTTER-All the depots are well stocked, snC
it is with difficulty that prices are maintained
Considerable packing is still going on. Fancy
25c choice, 2S@2ic fair TO good. 17922c; inferior
lots from country stores l5Gl7c; choice frkin old
2og224e; do, new, 22a25c; ordinary do, 17S19c
picked roll. 2lq26c; Eastern. 17@20c q 10.
CHEEsE-Market weak. California, 124C1I3ic q 4
for choice; l01l2lc for fair to good; do factory
In boxes, l4Gl6e Eastern, 169l7c Q b.
EGes-The market has been somewhat steadie
this week. Eastern continue to come along. Quot
able at 2i125c for California and 22@23c 3 dozeI
for Eastern.
POULTRY - Consignmeuts are less readil,
placed even at redu ed asking rates. W,
quote Live Turkeys gobblers, I6dl7c; do Hens
young Hens- &c 5od7 so; Broilers, s3 50jd4 fo
small aad S5d7 for large; Ducks, &c az for old anC
S799 . dozen for young Geese, s1@1 t0P pair
Gosngs 81 50d2 D2r.
GAMg-Nothing doing. Snipe, 81 25@2, so fol
English and 75c@Sl for common Hare, 81 25@
rs; Rabbits. 81 25@l SO q dozen.
PRovIsIoSs-Tbere is a moderate demand, and
values generally unchanged. The price OF Cali
forna hogs is SO high that our local packers assert
there is no profit in operating at present prices
They further complain shat although the raising Of
nOEs Is one OF the most prOutaDle branches OIL
the farming industry too little attention i;
paid to it on this coast. Eastern Hams 16l@
16ac California Hams, l59l54c plain
sugar cured canvased Eastern Breakfast Bacon, 16@
164c California Smoked Bacon for heavy anG
medium, and l69l6lc for light and extra light
Clear sides, 15l@15lc; Pork, SIS 50619 for Extrz
Prime S200s0 80 for Prime Mess 224 50G25 for Mess
s25 50a26 for Clear, $50 50@27 for Extra Clear
Pigs Feet S16@l9 Dbl; Mess Beef, s15 81
for bbls and IS 20 for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef
SIC so for bbs and IS IS for half bbls; Family Beef
s1S@1S 80 . Dbl; California Smoked Beef
Isle . 70 Beef Tongues, sl0@10 30 {
dozen; Eastern Lard, 15c for tierces and
I51@15Ic q ID for pals California do, 1o-r
tins, l3@i34c; SIN do. 13t@133c; pals, 149141C
for lob, 14a9l43c for 5-fb, and 15@15ic h fol-
S-fb pals.
WooJ-There have been considerable sales during
the past week, which included chiefly fair to very
good San Joaquin and very good to choice Calaveras
descriptions. The very poor, heavy, dirty lots dc
not sell. The trade has been mainly for shipment
scourers doing but little. Sales within the period
noted viii foot up 100000 lbs.
Choice Northern Free .....- 299a4c