Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-17

oArs-High ruling rates do not seem to have
much influence in checking trade. The inquiry is
quite general and some libsrai transfers daily
made within our range. Fair Feed, 81 75@1 80
good, 81 S5G1 90 choice, 81 90 az y ctl.
CoRN-There is no great quantity of the native
product in first hands. Liberal receipts of Nebraska
have come TO hand during the week, jobblDg at
prices below those given for the home article. Cali
fornia is quosable at 81 70@I 10 G ctl.
BucKwgRAT-Nothing doing. Holders want =,
but the views # buyers are within the range OF
IS 1908 so z ctl.
EAY-The market IS cleaning up and it locks as
il no trouble woull be experienced in sustaining
values. We quote Alfalfa, SIC as Wheat SIS so
@2l; wild oat s1s@2l; Mixed, s18 ISIS q ton.
HoPs-No trade. Nominal at S5995c.
PoTAToEs-River Red. go Ge5c: Early Rose, Goa
zoe; PetaIurna and Toma,es, Si@1 TO- NeF, 3gS4c
oStoSs-Good qualities sell from 81 q TO 81 rs
q ctl. Inferior lots quotable as low as Csc q
BGASs-Iuau;ry light. Prices are steady.
Bayos, 81 50g5; Butter, s5@S 70 for small and
S3 1905 50 Tor large; Linla So 1891 Yea, sS 70
"a; Pink, "a 57@5; Bed, e 5Oa5; small White
80 7564; large White, 1898 % & cti
VEGETABLES Marrow at Squash seemed to Re
generally wanted this morning, and sales were re-
ported above our quotations Moderate consign-
ments will keep the market fairly steady at So out
heavy shipments will tend TO break prices. Green
Peas are in better demand, and desirable lots soon
pass from first hands. Asparagus was in uni.
versal favor to-day, and buyers were
barb SG10: q h; Mushrooms SaI0c; ASPARAGUS,
109l2lc; Sprouts, &c { ID !; Artichokes 109l5c
g dozen Marrowfat Squash, $40 b tor /; Carr )ts,
G0S50 Curnips, 75oaHSl; Oguli1 Flower, 75caS1 % q
dozen cabbage, 75c@Sl v eli Garlic, l4@2s y n
Celery, Doc . dozen Dried Okra, 20G25c; Dry
Peppers 1e@12jc y h; Green Peas 4d5c for
common and 6g7lc q ID for sweet; Green Peppers,
SAGE; Tomatoes, case q ID; CucumberS, 65c9
81 70 - Dc zen String Beans, 25G30c 2 ID.
FRUIT-Limes very scarce, and dealers are
anxiously awaiting arrivals from Mexico due on the
Colima next Thursday. Native Oranges at the mo-
ment are in excessive supply, and quite low in
price. 1t is expected that growers will hold ship
ments back for few days, until the market be
cleared up and better prices prevail. Poor Apples
are sold for pretty well what buyers will give
though choice lots dealers decline make eonces
sions. Apples, 25@49c q box for common, and 75c9
81 60 for good to choice Lemons, s596 D box for
Sicily; California Lemons, 81 75d2 % q box; Lines
Sl5913 Z box for Mexican sanr.rInds 1898 u z !;
BsnNnas, II 5083 q bunen California Oranges 81 10
al rs for common aud 81 IS g box for good to
choice P mama do. S27 50d30 q 100; Pineapples
s6as q dozen. Western Cranberries are offering at
sI5917 q Dbl.
BUrrER-Although there is no very positive i'm
provement in values, the market has a much steader
tone than week go, and the opinion is general
that bottom has been reached. Fancy, 2312ic :;
choice, 2l3@223o; fair to good, 1sa2io; inferior
lots from country stores, Is d17c; choice 6rkin, old
10 922s; do, new, 22G2S1c ordinary do, l7Gl9c (;
picked roll. 20a2lc: Eastern, 17G20s . u.
CHEESE air trade at former rates California
14@15e q II for choice 1l@lSc for fair to good ;
do. factory, in boxes, 14a16c Eastern, 16d17c p H.
FGas-For the past day or go the demand has
been more brisk, consequent on the approach Of the
Faster season. Prices are strong at 22@22lc q
dozen. The consumption next week, being the last
week in ent is expected t. be comparatively large
but retailers believed 10 be we'll stocked, and
any further advance in quotations will depend on
the extent OF arrivals for the next two or three
days,
PoUITRY-There was less stea1iBess to the market
to-day, and nearly all kinds Offering at slightly
re iuced rates. Live Turkeys gobbiers 2e921c /;
do Hens, 21a22c dressed do, 22a23c q Ii I;
Rosters, S797 80 for old, and s)@lo 90 for
young; Gens, 81 5ods Broiles, S7es, accord
so q oS'r.
GAME-varieties are limited, and win continue so
Tor some ii ne, the Game Law went into operation
this morning. Grey Geese. 81 5062; White
Geese, 50d75c; Honkers, 81 $685. Snipe,s2 ESQ
9 so for English and 50@75c for common; Hare,
q s092: Rsnb'ts, 81 25Gi rs q dozen.
WooL-Until the spring clip begin to arrive, no
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