Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-11

New York figures are for Red Winter qualities.
BARLEY-A bad break occurred to-day Business
was unusually active, AID heavy transactions were
recorded, bat there was a general slaughtering Of
values As all support appeared to be taken
from the Market other result was TO be expected.
May deliveries fell to 81 III, with apparently free
offering at the close. esterdly morning 81 Isl
was tie lowest point touched on this account selier
1888 contracts sold down to 81 or against 81 o9t
yesterday The close Of call, however, developed
more buyers, and nothing could be had under 81 OIs
More months we're dealt in to-day than at any pre-
vious session. Sample lots OF Feed are held on the
outside at 81 20 for No. J. and 81 Is for No. grade
BreWiug il somewhat easier. lot OF 90 tens ehoice
reported sold this morning at 81 -, wnue
parcel OF G5 tons graded No went al 81 221 9 ctl.
Call sales OF No. Feed footed up 1900 TONS as fol-
lows:
100, 81 III 600, 81 III.
July-2U0 tons, 81 IL
August-300 tons, 81 10.
September 200 tons, 81 l0l.
OctOber--00 tons, 81 10.
Buyer the season 200 tons, 81 10; 100, 81 49, ;
200 81 is 100, 81 173 100, 81 15s-
Buyer December 40. 81 49, 800, 81 49,; 100,
seller 1883 100 tons, 81 oss; 100, 81 os4; 1,1oo
81 Os 500, 81 o75 1000. 81 o73; 500, 81 o7s; $780,
oATs-Aro in active demand. Fair Feed, 81 s59
] %; good, 5 az 10; choice. q 20GS 3S5.
CeRS-Firn. California Yellow is quotabe at
81 65@1 70 e ctl Nebraska, 81 IS b ctl
RENO lack Of supply. Quotsble at 81 Cog
BucKwaEAr-Market dull and nominal at 50 so
HAY-AIialfa, slos14; Wheat, sl6s1s; Wild Dat,
s16@1s Mixed, Sl09l3 . ton.
HoPs-Yery small trading. Quotable at 90caSl
s 81: GO 25as SO for Brown and 81 10
az 25 for yellow; Canary, 5@6e; Hemp, 495c;
Rape, 2d2ls: Timothy. I0@llc for imported
Alfalfa, i2tGi3ic: Flax. 2is23c Il.
PoTAroEG New we're in large supp y this morning,
and increa ed receipts expected in future Some
good Early Rose, said to be the first this season from
the Sacrament river, Sold to day at &c ID There
were also heavy arrivals from Salt Lake by railroad
This variety is somewhat of a favorite, and is
claimed to .fild quick custom. Wharf rates are /:
River Red, 609s5c; Early Rose, 500 0e Peta-
iumo, 81 1edl 20; Tomaes, 81 e0sl 25; Hum
boldt, 81 20a1 % q ctl; New, 2 ale ID.
ss-Sales were made OF new to-day at So 25g
so Y ctl.
size .iilna, So 70; Pea i3 50g3 so; Pink, "a Goa
4 rs; Red, "a ga rs; small White. IS 5o93 60
8 "a.
agus finds quick custom. and prices fairly man
tanned. String beans and Summer Squash are not in
excessive supply. Rhubarb, SlG1 30 q box; Aspara-
gus, 81 25d1 70 q box; Artichokes, l0@15c q
dozen; Carro.s, sd ESQ; TurniPs, 75e9Sl Cauli-
flower, s1a1 25 q dozen; Cabbage, $la1 30 q ctl /;
Garlic, 81. q Il Celery, Doc y dozen Dried Okra
20625c; Dry Peppers, leGl25c; Green do, Slcl0c
q h; Green Peas, 14c for common and 29Se o
ID for sweet; Tomatoes, 1922 % q box; Cucum.
bers, Acc for poor, 81 for fair and 81 75@2 % q
dozen for good to choice String Beans, lO@12lc
q b; Summer Squash, 10912l & ID.
FRUIT-rhe bad effect of the late rain very
perceptibe IN the Strawberry shipments All arri-
walls were in soft condition, aud dealers glad to
get our lower quotation for the bulk OF c0nsign-
ments. Over 600 boxes of Cherries came to hand to
dav, selling freely at range. Apples, 25950c o
box for common, S11 so for good to choice and g Q
box for extra quality Strawberries S5d6 chestfo
Monarch and s5G7 q chest for Longworth variety ;
Cherries, base o b for poor and 10925c q h for
n choice (sOOSeberrlez. lenOns- 24i1
6 80 o box for Sicily; California Lemons 75c@sl so
g box; Lines, s6d7 . box for Mexican; Tarn-
Arlnds. I9t9l3c b; Bananas. 81 5og5 bunch
California Oranges, SlGl 90 for common and S2d3
q box for good to choice; Pineapples, S5@6 q
dozen; Tahiti Oranges, SIS Q thousand.
HoSEY-Comb, 12Gl6c; extracted, 5912c q Il.
BUTTER-No improvement in values. Supplies
are liberal Fancy, 25c; choice, 2392Ic; fair
to good l7d22c; inferior ota from country stores,
15G17c; choice irsdn, old, 20922}c do, new, %
@25c; ordinary do, 17@l9c; picked roll, old, 2o@
22fc {; do, new, 24a26c; Eastern, 17@20c Q h.
CHEESE California, lSa14c q h for choice lie
12lc for fair TO good; do, factory, In boxes, lag
l6c : Eastern. 6el7c q 10.
KGGs-Market not strong. Quotable at 24@25c
for California and 23@24c D dozen for Eastern.
POuLTRF-Steady and unchanged. Live Tur-
keys gobb,ers, 22924c; do Hens. q 924c; dress,
do 2S925c ROSTERS 81 5OGs so for old, and Sl0@
II 80 for young Hens, ssa9; Broiiers, s4a5 so
for small aud s6ds for large; Ducks, ss so 40 for
old and Sl0@12 q dozen for young /; Geese,
81 7592 o pair Goslngs S2@3 . nar.
GAMB-ompe, % 1o9z oO Ior Engush anu Ioc9Sl
for common Hare, 81 25@1 IS (; Rabbits, 81 25
al 60 a dozen
PRovIsioNs Good inquiry and free sales
reported Eastern Hams, 16l@l62e; Cafor-
mia Hams 15dl51c for plain, 15ad161c for sugar.
cured canvased; eastern Breakfast Bacon, 16d164c;
California Smoked Bacon. 159151c for heavy and
medium, and 16a16ic for light and extra light ;
Clear Sides 15t@154c; Pork, s1s 509l9 for Extra
Prime s20920 so for Prime Mess s24 50a25 for Mess,
S2S 50@26 for Clear $40 5Oa27 for Extra Clear !:
Pigs Feet, $16a13 q Dbl; Mess Beef, $15 80
for bbs and IS 60 for halt bbs; Extra Mess Beef,
e16 so for bbls aud IS rs for half bbs Family Beef
S1S9lS so @ Dbl; California Smoked Beef,
l3sc 3 n (; Beef Tongues, e1o@1o so 8
dozen; Eastern Lard, 15c for tierces and
151@l5lc o n for pals California do. len
tins, l3@13Ic; 5-ib do. 13t@13ac; pals, 148143c
for 10Th, 144914ac for 5-ib, and 15@15ac 9 ID for
3-fb pals.
wooL-No large transaction have yet come to our
knowledge. Asking rates are: 12@16c for poor
shr.nky and defective lots, and ls@2oc for good to