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

OATS-DeAIBTS TtpOfC gUOU IHquIrY Y.
held at full figures, and buyers do not expect to OBJ
tam concessions our figures We quote: Fair
Feed 81 s5@1 95; good, : az Is; choice, - 2O@
2 3s1.
CcRN-The market is not excessively furnished,
while trade is far from being active. California
Yellow is quotable at 81 55@1 60 g ctl Nebraska,
| 81 50d1 h2i d ctl.
BucKwHEAT-Market dull and nominal at IS &c
| q ctl.
HAY-Dealers report but little strength to the
| market Alfalfa, sl0a14 Wheat, ga 50g17; wild
| oat ia 5o@17; Mixed, s12dl4 y ton.
HoPs-Athough the market is really dull the sit.
uation is reported to be better than week or two
| ago. Local brewers are in the market, absorbing
between fifty and sixty bales weekly. This trade,
small though ii be, is acceptable to holders as some
definite ideas Of values is thereby established. Re
cent transfers are said to have been effected on
| basis of coca 81 % ID.
sKEDs-Mustard, 50 25@3 so for Brown and 81 l0
| az rs for Yellow Canary, 51@6c; Hemp, 495e
| Rape, 2@21c: Timothy 10@1lc for imported
Alfalfa. l24slS3c: Flax. 2lo2ac n.
PoTAToB9- Good Red descriptions are wanted at
top prices. River Red. 60@s0c; Early Rose, 5od
roc Petalums, 81 05@1 12i Tomales, 81 05 al l21
Humboldt 81 l0a1 20 o ell; New, 1@24c e ID.
oNIoSs-Are jobbing at s. 5Oa7 so for old, and
So SOFA . ctl for new.
BEANS Bayos, "a 1896; Butter, s. 25a3 so for
small and IS SOFAS rs for large ; Lima, 50 1894
Pea. % 50@3 70; Pink, "a 1894 SIS; Red. "a 75d
IS small White, 60 50@3 rs; large White, e3G
8 % y ctl.
YEGBTABLEs-Trade o-day rather slow, but
supplies were not generally heavy, and dealers
held for full figures Rhubarb, S1@1 30 q box
Asparagus, Sl@1 so . box; Artichokes, 10@l5c
dozen Carrots, S74a5Oc; lurnips, 76cds1; Caui
flower, sld1 rs o dozen; Cabbage, Sl@l so Y ctl
Garlic, 80 . h Celery, 60c q dozen Dried okra
20a25c Dry Peppers, 1e@l23c; Green do, s@lot
% b; Green Peas, 39c4 for common and 5goc 8
h for sweet; Tomatoes, S2@2 25 q box; Cucum
bers, 40c for poor, 81 for fair and 81 75@2 % =
dozen for good to choice; String Beans, 10al2IC
q b Summer Squash, 10d121 q Ii.
FRuIT-About 200 chests Strawberries arrived to-
day. Cherries are more freely represented Goose
berries not quick OF sale. Oranges for day OF
two have met with but little inquiry. Apples, 25G
Doc u box for common, Sl@l 30 for good to choice
and 80 q box for extra quality; Strawberries, SlGs
for Monarch and SS@10 o chest for Longworth variety
Cherries, 5@7c D ID for poor and l0d25c q ID fol
good to choice Gooseberries, Ease Lemons, Is 50d
so o box for Sicily California Lemons, 75c9Sl sc
q box; Lines, S697 o box for Mexican I; Tam
arinds, 12al3c y n Bananas. o. SOFAS bunch
California Oranges, S161 so for common and 81 d3
. box for good to choice: Pineapples, s6@7 g
dozen Tahiti Oranges, S15 q thousand.
DRIED FRUIr-There are variations in QUE
| tatons Sun-dried Apples, 7@74c q h for sliced
and 6d64c for quartered; Alden and Plummer,
10@12c Apricots, 10@123c; Backberries l4c Figs,
Ease tor pressed and 5@6c for impressed; Smyrna
do, 16@l9c; Nectarines, 10@121c; Peaches, 15@l7.
for peeled and 10911c unpeeed; Pears, 6@7c fol-
whole and SG9c o b for sliced do, machine dried
10a124c; Plums, 113@l2c for pitted and 34@4c for
| unpitted; German Prunes, 9G10c; French Prupes.
81 1929 box for London Layers, with the usual
advance for fractional boxes.
BUTTER-Liberal receipts keep the market one
sided, the situation being largely favorable to the
to good, 17d22c inferior lots from country stores
| l5Gl7c; choice frkin, old, 20@221c; do, new, q
@25c ordinary do, 17919c; picked roll, old FOG
224c do, new, 24@26c; Eastern. 17@2oc . n.
choice 1l@l21c for fair to good; do, factory, in
boxes, 14d16c; Eastern. 16al7c . b.
EGGs-The market presents no buoyancy. The
range is given at 24@26c with sales at medium
figure. Some few lots Of Eastern arriving by
express being held at about the same price the
home product
PoULrRY-Market almost bare of every variety
Consgnments quickly placed on arrival. Live
Turkeys gobblers 24df ;; no Hens, 24d26c dressed
do. 25Q27c; ROSTERS s7@S for DID, and s10@12 fol
young aens $500; Broilers, a4g4 80 for small
aud seas for large; Ducks, 50 d10 u dozen; Geese
81 25@2 SO q pair; Goslings, g 5o@S o par.
| GAaE-Busness keeps very dull. Snipe, 81 25d
9 so for English and 75c@s1 for common Hare
81 25@1 rs Rabbits, 81 25@l so . DOZEN
PRovIsIoNs-Eastern Hams, 16t@16ac; Califor-
| MIA Hams, l5@l54c for plain, 153@16lc for sugar
cured canvased Eastern Breakfast Bacon 16@163c
California Smoked Bacon, 15G15Ac for heavy and
| medium, and l6916Ic for light and extra light
Clear sides, 15tgl5tc; Pork, slS 6O9l9 Tor Extra
Prime s20920 SO for Prime Mess s24 50@25 for Mess
| s25 50@s6 for Clear, s26 SOAR for Extra Clear
| Pigs Feet, S16@1s o Dbl; Mess Beef, s15 50
for bbls and IS go for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef
s16 80 for bbls and IS rs for half bbls Family Beef
| $18a1S 80 . Dbl; California Smoked Beef,
134c . n; Beef Tongues, s1o@lo 30 Y
| dozen; Eastern Lard, l5c for tierces and
| 151@154c q Ii for pals; California do, Ion
| tins, 13(a131c; 5-b do, 13i@13ac; pals, 148l44c
for lob, 143914ac for 5-ib, and l5@152c b for
BIB pals.
WOoL-There is verv little OF an encouraging
character to report 1t is understood that there
are on the road here several Eastern parties who
usually buy largely and it is not supposed that their
visit in this direction at this particular time viii be
for pleasure alone Some business, at least, is
pected from their advent. Dealers generally are
hopeful that some kind Of a market will be estab-
lished within the next ten days. Asking rates are
l2@l6c for poor, shrinky and defective lots, and
16ld20c for good to best parcels.