Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-09

The Chcsgo quotations. represent Spring, while the
New York figures are Red Winter Gu IlitIes
BAgLEY-The market IS very quiet though prices
keep steady at e5d975c q ctl for spot parcels OF
Feed, with light sales OF ewing at Sld1 OF. o.
erations speculative aecouat are both active and
numerous, while values appear to be largely con-
trolled by few manipulalors, who seem TO move
prcea up down at their pleasure. There has
scarcely been session this week in which quota
tons have not varied at 1d2c q ell within n few
minutes. Seller 1888 contracts appear TO be most
10 favor and the amount involved in this transfer
alone can better be real ed when say that the
sales for the past four MORNINGS will average 600
tons daily. Ia the afternoon sessions, very fire.
queDtly as much again Is recorded. Sales this
morning footed up SIS tons No. Feed as follows.
OctOber-1Oo tons. o)ic-
Buyer the sesson-400 tons. 81
Sellr 1883 100 tons. s6le; 100, sole $500.
s5ic 2,l00. seq; 100, SIC . ct.
UATs-Tnere n no heavy pressure OF offerings,
while On the other hand there is no urgent inquiry
from tue buying interest. Prices are somewhat
weak, except for very choice article. Fair Feed,
s. sosi 90 good, az 10; ehoios. 81 Is eu.
Coss-CAiiforBis Yellow 10 qu5tsbie ~ 81 Csc
! 10; Nebraska, 81 55f . cti.
RYE-ordnary qualities sell at about 81 5o@l co
ctL
BUcKxHFAF Wholly nominal at q 50 . ctl.
HAY-Azrket quiet. Alfalfa. s9dl1; Whest
slfal6; VITA tas, s,4aIs; Barley, sl2 5o@l4
N xed, sig ala = too.
HoPs-Ho ders ars title more anxious to real
he bus buyers keep p7oTokingly ID the background.
AAfAtt uouRlbat A. HlG MAIL euFtSes hOti ~
York Of the LIST inst sut quote California in That
market a. 55Q62ic , h.
SEEDs-hust@ro, s2 7563 IS for Brown and 81 90
az Tor yellow; Canaan. 6s@91; Hemp 49Sc
Rape, 2G2lc; Timothy, lusllc for impaired ;
AlfaliA lzsGlSfe: Flax, 2laz3i . n.
PorgToEs-Pnees are very iTr gulAr. Consigo.
meats stiii bear evidence Of the hot weather, and
lots Of bags have to be either sorted sold as dam
sged Some parcels reported as low as 40c y
bag though g. per ctl is about the current rate for
An article IN god cor d ton.
Onions Free offerings await custom at Soc % 60c
ct, according 70 quality.
B4yos, S5a5 Is; Butter, % 1874 az 70
size; Lima s. 20; Pea, IS 40, Pink, q f5G5
Be-. a 81. small white. IS 80 > ct-
YEsETAsLEs-Suppiies show more or less daul,ge
by the late net weather. Green Cprn, l2S l5c 2
dozen Asparagus, 50o@sl , box Artlcbokes, log
l5e > dozen; Carrots. s0a5os; Turnipa, %
a56c; Csni Tower. 2saEoc : dozen; Cst-
nass e0aSoe Ct Garlic, sGSc n Celery,
SOC > dozen !; Dried Okra 219s5s; Dry tepperss le
6Isic; Green do, lo<a &c 2 n Green Peas, 212te :
h Tomatoes, 81 5oe3 box; Cucumbers. lie tor
r.oor. 75ca$l for fair and 81 254l IS dlzen for
good to ehoics String Beans, bGSej slmner
squash. 75o9s = box.
fRUIT-Frir gle Apricuts are about out OF n1fkes,
and Cherry Pfunas uliSht also be ous for all toe
custom that can be Obtained Cherries hold up well
in price, and holders do not b=lfsse that lover
ouotaipus likely rule this yesr, especially rs
tue hight q the SEASON Is believes TO have passed.
TIE dseasee 70 .he CIirrsat crop duriDg the hot
speil hzs e4rsed upsasa move 10 the szlue g,
this particular van ~. Pezc5ss are coming N ;
little no-e freely but are Jet TOO high ~ idnee sny