Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-18


New York figures are FIR Red Winter qualities-
BARLEy-fhe market continues 10 decline. Oper-
aters, generally, have little faith in any immediate
change for the better, and many OF them TODAY
ported with contracts at lower rates than paid
Yesterday. The feature of call was the sale by
prominent speculator Of 500 tons No. Feed, seller
season of 1854, at 81 q ell. Probably no Ike
transaction Of similar character was ever mads IN
this market. Such operSt ons are consequent all
ances Of the call systsm Seller 1883 contracts were
dealt in largely, and specified months also came IN
for fair share Of attention no complaint can be
found with the amount Of business transacted TINS
morning, as over 5000 tons No. Feed changed
hands, as follows:
Buyer May, old eontraet-1Oo tons, 81 10.
BUYER the season-l00 tons. 81 lot.
Buyer the season, after July lst-1oO tons, 81 l6
June-l00 tons, 81 Oo4
BUYER Decsmber-lOt tons, 81 f2l; 100, 81 12l.
Seller 1888 l 600 tons. 81 CO; 1900, 81 CO..
Seller season OF S53-4-500 tons, 81 z ctl.
The only sale at the Grain Exchange to-day was
lot Of 100 Nc. Feed, seller 1885, at 81 o5 =
ell.
oArs-xarket rather quiet. Fair Feed 81 s59
l 95 good, 8 az Is choice. g So@2 IS . ctl
CoRs--Trade fair. California Yellow is quotable
at 81 65a1 20; Nebraska, 81 57l q ctl.
RYE-Market dull. Prices easy. Quotsbe at
81 6591 IS q ctl.
BUcKwHEAI-Market dull and nominal at 50 90
HAY-AKalfa, s1oa14; Wheat, s1e81s; Wild oa.
t16alS Mixed, S10al3 q ton.
HoPs-Buvers and sellers are too wide apart TO
admit Of any intelligent quotation.
SEEDs-Mustsrd g 25@3 80 for Brown and ~ 10
az Is for Yellow; Canary, 5l@6c; Hemp, 4g96e;
Rape 2a2la; Timothy, , leSi !, ,Of imported
POTATOES From 81 10 81 so was the range at
which c1nsignments of new sold en- the wharf
this morning.
size; Lima So so; Pea 50 so; Pink, "a 1904 so /;
Red, q ela4 20; email White. sS so y CT
VEGETABLES more general demand
for Asparagus to-day, and dealers were able to get
asmall advance on sterday figures Other aescrip.
tiens were fairly represented at unchanged rates.
Rhubarb, Si@l 30; Asparagus, 81 259l 10 9 box
Turmips, 75eeSsl; Cauiiower, Sal Is . ao9en
Cabbage, $ie11 TO 3 CT Garlic, SIC . n Celery,
Soc = dozeu I: Dried Okra, 20925c Dry Peppers, 10
07I2sc; Green do S@I0c = ID Green Peas, d34cfor
common and roc q Ii for sweet Tomatoes, $40
IS . box; Cucunbers, zoe for poor, 81 for fair and
81 50a1 rs = dozen for good to choice; String
Beans, Sdl0e q b Summer Squash, lo1l23c q ID.
FRUrr-The first Raspberries of the season arrived
this morning. selling at SOC z basket. Last year,
the initial consignment did not come to hand till
May 9th Market fairly furnished with Sc lsonabla
varieties. We quote follows Strawberries,
seas 3 chest for Monarch and SSd10 Q chest ioI
Longworth variety; Cherries, 5@Sc e b for poor
and 1Od25c 3 h for good to choice Goo5ebe5ries
5g7c Lemons, 90 Q6 90 y box fer sicily; California
Lemons, 75c@sI 50 . box Inns, s637 q box TO:
Mexican ralnsrinds 12sai 81 Y q BANANAS 81 SC
as = lunch; California Oranges, s1@1 so for com
mon aud 1913 y box for good to choice; Pine
appleS $500 q dozen; Tahiti Oranges, Sl5 & thou
sand.
DRIED FRUrr-Sun-iried Apples 75Gsc 3 b for
sliced and T@73e for CHARTERED Alden and Pi'inmer
l29ISc Apricots, 10a12Ic; Backberries, lac Figs,
7@eSc for pressed and 5sl6c for Impressed; Smyrna
do, l6@l9c; Nectarines, l0@124c; Peaches. 15@l75
for peeled and 108llc unpeeled; Pears, 6@7c for
whole and S@9c . h for sliced do, machine dried,
l0&12lc; Plums, 1i4a12e Tor pitted and 32a4c for
unpitted; German Prunes, 9810c; French Prunes,
12@13c q h Rlisins, 81 so for loose Muscate and
81 7562 q box for London Layers, with the usual
advance for fractional bsxes.
HoNEr-Comb, I2@16c; extracted, a12c g n.
BUTTER-Low ruling rates do not quicken the de-
mand. Buyers for the retail trade make nc
heavy purchases Prices weak. We quote Fancy
25c choice 23d2ic; fair to good, 17a22s; inferior
lots from country stores, l5gl7c; choice arkn, old
picked roll old 20g22lc; do, new, 24@SGc; East
ern. 17920c q 70.
CnEEss~Cafornia, 13g14c q Ii for choice lie
12lc for fair to good; do. factory, in boxes, 14a
Ice !; Eastern 169l7c q b..
Eeas-Quotable at 2Sa25c for California and 2s@
24c g dozen for Eastern.
PoUIFRT-old BOOSTERS and Bro;lers are trifl
cheaper. Live Turkeys, gobblers, 229z3c: do Hens
22023c; dressed do, 2S424c; ROSTERS, sI97 90 10
old, and S10al2 80 for young; Hens, 81 50@9
Broilers, s4a5 for small and s. 5o@7 50 for large
Ducks, {6d8 so for old and S7@9 so Y dozen TO
young Geeis, 81 509l rs y pair; Gosiings, 81 81
0f2 % e ua.r
GAME-snipe, 50 25a2 so for English and 75c@s
for common; Hare, 81 25@1 rs; Rah5tts, 81 q
PRovfsross-BIarket active Eastern Hams, 1910
163e; California Hams, for plain, 15a&164cfo
sugar cured eanvased Eastern breakfast Bacon, l6e
I64c; California Smoked Baeen Is 6154c for heavy ant
medium, and 16al6lc for light and extra light
Clear sides, 1549l51c; Pork, SIS s09I9 Tor Extrt
Prime S20af0 so for Prime Mess ga 50925 FOR Mess
as 5O,a26 for Clear s26 5oyS27 for Extra Clear
Pigs Feet, s1e91s . Dbl; Mess Beet, SIS 81
for bbs and 2S SO for hall bbls; Extra Ness Beef
SIC 80 for bbls and IS 70 for half bbls Family Beet
slS&lS 30 . bbl; California Smoked Beef
13lc . II /; Beef Tongues, s1O@lo so
dozen; Eastern Lard, 15c for tierces and
154@15lc q h for pals California do, 1e-r
tins, 139i3lc; 6-ib do, 13k@l32c; pals, 149141i
for i0.ib I444l4sc for 5-b, aud l59l5ac o ID fol
BIB pals.
wooL-operations are not of heavy character
We quote
Choice Northern Free. .22924c
Choice Northern BURY ...............-....17 @19
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