Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26

Seller 1888 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oos
The Chicago quotations represent Spring, while the
New York figures are for Red Winter gu llities.
BARLEY-The market is not in good shape. The
promise Of large crop has unsettled values, and
matters continue to drift from bad to worse Prices
to-day are about 10@12c lower than week ago.
Sample trading is Slow and it is doubtfulf any large
amount of No. Feed could be placed at much
over 81 05. Brewing dIags at 81 10, as buyers
mostly want to be supplied at Feed rates. Call
sales to-day aggregated $500 tons, as follows
May-400 tons, 81.
September-40o 9ic; 200, 9i3c.
0etober-400 TONS 9ie.
Buyer lS83-100 tons, 81 OF.
BUYER season S3-S4-100 tons, 81 100 do, 81 OIL
Seller lSss-1oo tons, Ole; 100 do, 93Ie; 200 do,
93c 100 do, 92tc; 800 do, 92c; go do, 9l3c; 800
do, Ollie; 100 do, Ole; 400 do, Ole.
Seller ISS3-4-500 TONS 81 100 do, Ollie y ell.
OArs-Market not active P-ices scarcely as
strong as at the beginning Of the week. We quote.
Fair Feed, 81 s5Ql 80; good, s.@215; good, s2a
10; choice. 81 SO@e 30 2 ctl.
Nebraska, 81 57t Q etl.
BR.s-Quctable at si4 5O@l5 . ton in lots from
| the mill IA
Dat, sls@17 so; Barley, s14@l5; Mixed, Sl2a15
| q ton.
srRAw-Quotable at coarse . bale.
HoPs No local trade Holders view the situation
with complacency and exhibit nerve in not forcing
| business. The New York Journal OF Commerce OF
the 18th instant gives the range in that market for
Pacific coast descriptions at 70@77c Q b.
SKEDs- Mustard, q 1908 Is for Brown and 81 10
| Rape, 292bc; Timothy, 1001lc for imported ;
| Alfalfa, 12A9i31c; Flax. 2t827c q n
| CoRNMEAL- Local millers quote feed at S35 50@36
Q ton fine kinds for the table, il large and small
Poraross- Quotable at si@1 25 in sacks, and
| 81 5091 70 q ct in boxes for new. Old are neg
| lected-
ONIONS sce in larger supply, and prices are less
| firm C,i,orahle at SIl1I l2A "a ctl
BEANS Bayos, s5a5 rs; Butter, 50 25@3 so as to
size; Lima, So s.; fsa, sS 80; Pink, a 9O95 !;
Red. q 6o@4 10; small white 20 90 q ctl;
| VEGBTABLEs-The market is well furnished with
/ all seasonable des riptions. We quste as follows
Rhubarb, 81 50G1 IS Asparagus, 6ocgsl % . box /;
\ Artichokes. 10@15c o dozen; Carrots, 37E950c !;
Turnips, 76c@sl; Cauliaower, s5asOc p dozen !;
| Soc o dozen Dried okra, 20q25c; Dry Peppers 10
9l5ic Green do, s6rioc d n /; Green Peas, 292@c q
| h; Tomatoes, S292 so q box for Los Angeles, and
J 124c s ID for Vacavfle Cucumbers, lie for poor,
75casl for fair and 81 25@1 80 o dozen for good to
choice String Beans, 4@6c; Summer Squash,
| l0aI2c . ID.
FRuIT-New Apples arrived yesterday in green
condition. being six days earlier chan last Year
Peaches made their first appearance this to
day, selling at SOC ID. Last year the initial ship
ment did not reach market till June It'll Aprieots
sre in excessive supply, but the low asking prices
attract good custom. Over 1000 boxes came to
hand this morning. Cherries make large exhibit,
though selling well at quotations. Rsspberres are
scarce and rather poor in Quallty. Strawberries
mostly arrive in bad shape. Gamers are taking
Gooseberrles at our lower figure. Liberal supplies
OF Lines came up Yesterday TN the Panama steamer
but the inquiry go1d, and cousignmemts passed
quickly from first hands The warm weather
causes a strong demand for both Lines and
Lemons. Apricots, 3td4c; Currants, S9l0c
q Ii Raspberries, 15@30c q basket; Strawberries,
SS@10 % chest Cherries, 5@7c q ID for poor
and l0G12ac q h for good to choice Gooseberries
| 4td6c Lemons 27dS q box for Sicily; California
! Lemons, 81 25d2 d box LINES, S7d9 % box for
Mexican Tsmarinds, 129l3s D n; Bansnas. 81 so
| f3 y bunch; California Oranges, sl@l 80 for com
| mon and S2d3 q box for good to choice; Tahiti
Oranges, SIS o thousand.
| HoNKY-Comb, 12Gl6c; extracted, Sale . n.
| BUTTER-Buyers are having about their own
way. Supplies are excessive, and dealers are
anxious to keep down stock. Fancy 234a
2ic; choice, 22G23c fair to good, 17G2lc; inferior
lots from country stores, 15@l7c; choice frkin old,
20922kc; do, new, 22925c ordinary do, .17dI9c;
| CHEEsR-MaTket very weak. We quote Califor-
nia l24@l34c a II for choice; l0Gl2lc for fair to
good; do, factory, In boxes, 14@l6c; Eastern, l69
| I7c q n.
firm at 26c. Fair quality sell at 25c, while inferior
| bring 24c q dozen.
GAaE-Hare. 81 25@1 70 RabbIts, 81 25a1 80
q dozen.
| PoULTRy-Trade moderately active Supply not in
excess of immediate wants. Live Turkeys, gobblers,
17919c; do Hens, 16 d17c; ROSTERS, s607 for old,
| and S9a1l for young Hens So 50d7 so; Broilers,
SO 50d4 for small aud S517 for large; Ducks, 2617
for old and s7dS 80 y dozen for young Geese,
| s16l so q pair Goslngs 81 50d1 70 ~ Dsr.
| WooI-Just at present there isvery little inquiry,
and holders will have TO patiently wait till further
| Eastern demand causes more movement. fair
quantity of spring clip has been disposed Of and the
| remainder is expected to work off in good season.
vessel now loading for New York has over 800, 600
| lbs already aboard. We quote:
| Choice Northern Free .............. 9924c