Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-27

March. Observation-Disclosures. $500 81
BARLEY-The sample market shows no very posi-
tive change from the situation of last Saturday
Holders were generally asking 81 % q Ct this morn
Ing for the best kind Of Feed, and some few lots O
hundred bags OF so were placed this basis
But there is no marked pressure to buy, and NOR
OF less apathy exists. Brewing is stronger. though
perhaps 81 Is IS about the extreme Of the market
Still there is verg little that be had at 81 l2t
even Of poor quality
On call at the Produce Exchange there was lacl
Of interest The rain Of the past day or two ha
not footed up an aggregate heavy enough to seri
Ously weaken values, and spectators dispose
to wait until more definite indications appear as L
whether the storm be over or not. However, sonlt
!, 500 tons No. ] Feed changed hands, as follows:
Buyer season-300 tons, 81 l2J; 800, 81 l23 400
81 l25.
Seller season-4OO tons, 81 OIL; 100, 81 o1s 3 ctl
OATS Market quiet and easy: Surprise and Mill
ing, 81 7OGl IS; No l, 81 COOL 65 No. ,, 81 500
l 55 Black, 81 50G1 So & ct
CORN-Cahfornia Yellow IS quotablc at 81 40a
! 40 for large, and 81 i2lGl IS q ctl for small
SEEDs-Demand not active. Mustard, S363 %
for Brown, and 81 75d3 ior Yellow Canary, 5@5tc
Hemp, 4c; Rape, 3G3ic; Timothy, 749Sc for i'm
ported Alfalfa, StG9lc Flax, 2tQ24c 4 n
HAY-Continues plenty and weak. Alfalfa, S. 80
all; Wheat, Sl28l5; Wild Dat, Sl2Gl5 Barley,
slO9lS 80 Mixed, 50 all = ton.
H0Ps-QuOtabe at I7Gl9; for medium, and 20
C0225c q h for choice
RYE-The feature of the market to-day was the
sale of TO tons No. l, seller 1885, at 81 80 2 ctl
tOvArOEs-Eary Rose, 5Od65c; River Reds 40G
45c; Tomales, 75a9Oc Petaumas, S5G9Oc; Peer
less, 756eOc; Humboldt, 9OcGSl & ell
OSIONs-Ihe market is still OyCTburdened with
poor offerings, which influence TO some extent the
prices II better article. Choice, 750S5c T. ctl
poor, 25di0c e. sack.
BFAys-tair .ales Bayos, s. 4Oa3 so: Butter,
IS l5a3 %; Pinks 60 3003 50 ksG. s. 1904
Pc and small White s3G3 10; Lima, 50 i2la3 80
8 ct.
YgGErAuLgs-Thc rain has had the effect OF
largely increasing the supply Of Mushrooms,
which are selling quite low to-day. Other
kinds show no variation. Mushrooms, 50SC e
:, Artiehokes 4)0Glc a. dozen; Carro,s, 30 q3jc /;
tHn yS 75r9Sl g Cd ; Beets, Zoe 3 ctl Parsuips
SlGI = Z ctl Caulidower, SIsl SO 3 dozen
Cabbage 60G75c p cti Garlic, 212lc , f. :; Celery
5Oc 2 doz; Dried OlIa, SOC: Dry Peppers, I2c
T. 10 darrowfat SQUASH, so q ton.
FRuT-Iuate SOW. Apples 50c0S2 . box; Pears
I5cGS2 q box; Lemons S. 50d7 for Sicily ,
Mexican Lines, Sl0a12 q box; TzmGnnds 12G3l3c
q D a; Esasass, 81 1894 3 bunch; California Or
anges, S2"8 for Old, and 3 as Y box for new /;
Loyetto DO, S29a12 30 q NJ Cape Cod Cranberres
SIS; Western do, Sl7'0l7 IL Dbl
DRIED FRUIT Dealers report a full mar
and 6aB5c e b for quarterel; Alden and PIuumer,
lie; Aprc0ts, If0I2c, 8aCsberres, loo Figs, &c
for pressed, and use for impressed; Smyrna, ISa
2Oc for layers aud lI4Gl2ic for kegs; Nectarines
H0lltc; Peaches, IlalGs Tor pseed aud ll4G
12!c for unpeeied; Pears, 5@6c for whole and
7GSc for sliced lnaghJno dried, l0Gl21c; Plums
10Lo12.. ~ yr+ta4 md ssy9s f,r ,1,.,tft.d Cor
. 49, 49,, 80 - -t -; - -
-. 10 80 ~ - -, - - y Q
10 NJ ne" s.2p u -''- { ooA' o'U crop
Ill o- ~ 50 80 s''1lt 80 - L., 800, 49,
ID llaN- 2slpueS Oh "e7h are arg anu pIl pics
medium grad :, . $500; mixed lo,s from country
store 400 l'- I7ain' zo3zo ior cho'oe' -O@--4c
loi ',-f " 90 u, ana '',tIy, ISI common picked
Fo.,. -'.a-9.; Eastern 10 @IYi D. 90.
CuEEss-FrCe7 are steady ard strong Cali
ioria l5tisc Tor cnoico I5alGc ior fair TO good /;
&c, '''''.; ," NuNr'. !o@'9i fS.er'- lo@l'' q 10.
L'5S iAe zone 'l Jie n''Ihe' Is hol stIon5i D1
IeNeIs "e-'e iNSt 'l.Ins Prices VIII De Iair! man
ta'"sa i,r ihe rem.i4der Of the week California