Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-07

OATS-The controlling powers regulate offeringSso
as not to crowd the market and prices therefore
easily maintained. We quote Fair Feed, 81 75@
l so good, 81 S511 90: choice, 81 95@2 05 q ctl
CoRN-Nebraska is Offering freely in lots to suit at
81 As q ctl. California is dull Of movement and
nominally quotable at 81 70 o ctl.
RYs-Does not appear to be much wanted. Quota.
BILE at 81 90d2 o cL.
Observation-Disclosures not overstocked. Demand
almost nominal Holders are asking 81 q ctl.
HAY-Market easy. Alfalfa Sl5@17 Wheat, SIG
20; Wild Ost sl7@20; Mixed, S17@ls q ton.
HoPs--Are firmly held at 81 q ID. Fair inquiry.
SEEDs-Mus5ard, SO 25@3 so for Brown and 81 10
a. 25 for Yellow; Canary, 5l@6c; Hemp, 4G5c I;
Rape, 2a25c; Timothy. lo@llc for imported; Al
PorAroEs-Good qualities sell quickly. River Red
60@7Oc; Early Rose, 56@60c; Petaluma and To
macs, 81 05a1 10 New, 394c e ID.
oNIoNs-Prices are still on the upward grade.
Sales to day made at a range Of SiG4 374 b ctl
Good stock is scarce
BEAYs-Sales of " hite are reported at our range
Choice parcels are in demand at the outside figure.
Bayos, s5@5 25; Butter, g 25gS so for small and
Pink, $685. 10 Red, s595 10 small White, 90 60
as rs large White, 1908 so o ctl.
VEGETABLEs-The market is but moderately fur
nished, and prices are rather firm. More liberal
supplies are expected next week. Rhubarb, 2@3; D
h. Mushrooms 75c@Sl q box; Asparagus, 81 25d1 70
Fbx; Sprouts &c y ID Artichokes, 10@15c q dozen
Marrowfat Squash, SS5940 y ton Carrots, 5O9
75c Turnipe, 75c@s1 Caulidower, 75c@sl %
I
Celery SOC o dozen Dried 0kra, 2O@25c Dry
Peppers, lo@l21c; Green do, Sc q ID Green Peas,
2G3c for common and 5d6c q h for sweet; Toma-
toes, 50 25@2 75R box; Cucumbers, 50c@S1 rs .
dozen String Beans 20@25 y b.
FRUIT- Strawberries come forward slowly, and
not in very good condition. The market is we'll
cleaned up of Oranges, but the crop is large and no
lack of receipts is anticipated. Cherries expect
CT the Apples now offering are shrivelled
and not desirable for table use. Apples,
40@50c @ box for common, and 75c@Sl so
for good to choice Lemons, s5d7 y box for Sicily
California Lemons, 81 2592 q box; LINES. s9911 y
box for Mexican; Tamarinds. loa1Sc y Il ::
Bananas 81 50G3 bunch California Oranges, 81 so
az for common and 81 25a3 q box for good to
choice; Pineappes, seas q dozen. Western Gran
berries offering at S15@17 . Dbl; Strawberries
30@5Oc q h.
BuTTER-Fresh qualities have moved off freely
during the week at current rates. More liberal re-
ceipts are expected, and values at the moment are
not quite so steady. Picked qualities are finding
better inquiry. Fancy, 26c choice 24a25c fair to
good, 18a23c inferior lots from country stores 15@
lie; choice frkin, old, 1929; do, new, 22d25c /;
ordinary do, 17G19c; picked roll, old, 20@224c /;
do new, 24@26c; Eastern 17G20c Q h.
CHEEsE-Arrivals are not excessive, and values
are undisturbed. California, l4@l5c q ID for
choice; 1l@l3c for fair to good; do, factory, in
boxes, 14t616c Eastern. 16@l7c q 10.
EGGs- Invoice lots freely offered at our inside
figures. Quotable at 24@25c o de zen.
PoULTRY-It is seldom that the market has been
so bare of stock as at present. All through the
week prices have ruled quite high The de-
mand to day is in excess OF the supply.
Live Turkeys, gobbers, 25@26c; do Hens,
25926c; Rol sters, 81 SOFAS so for old, and slO9
II for young aens, IS q 9 so; Broilers, 81 5Oes,
according to size; Ducks. s10a12 so . dozen I;
Geese % 5o93s; Goslings, 50 25@3 rs . pair.
GAME-Receives but little attention. Snipe, g %
az so for English and 75c@s1 for common /;
Hare, 81 50G2 Rabbits, 81 25@1 70 q dozen.
WooL-Receipts of spring to date will aggregate
about $50 bales, including some quite good lots
Arrivals are mainly from the middle and southern
parts of the State So far there have been sales
to amount to anything. At present it is difficult to
give any definite idea as to how the market will
open, but dealers generally agree in the belief that
it will undoubtedly be on lower basis than last
spring. The late rains have somewhat retarded
shearing operations and no large receipts eX-
pected for couple Of weeks Sellers are anxiously
awaiting the advent Of Eastern buyers 1t is hardly
probable that purchasers will find any difficulty in
supplying their wants at fair rates.