Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-30

line chicago QuOLaLlOlS represent 6uhC INC
St. Louis and New. York figures are for Red Winter
qualities.
and prices slightly recovered. The partial clearing
up Of the weather seems to have again impaired
some confidence in the situation and most operators
believe that more buoyant tone will prevail by the
end Of tine week Sales at the call of the Produce
Exchange aggregated 300 tons, the details being
April-200 tons, 81 2l4 300, 81 %.
May-10o tons, 81 22i; 200, 81 224; 100 81 23ii
Buyer the seaso1-l00 tons, 81 25; 500, 81 254 /;
100, 81 253 400, 81 20.
Seller t6e season.loo tons. 81 2ll; 100, 81 81 !;
100, 81 2l3; 100, 81 %
september-l00 tons, 81 10 200, 81 20.
0etober-1O0 tens, 81 10.
Seller lssS-9Oo tons, 81 16; 900, 81 1Gl: 400,
81 l6l 100, 81 les; 700, 81 163 100, 81 l6g; 900
81 II & ct.
oArs-Tbe strength of the market continues good.
Holders report steady demand, with fair sales
We quote: Fair Feed, 81 75@1 80; good, 81 S5@
/ 90; choice. 81 95@2 05 q ctl.
CoRS-Market irregular and weak. California sells
at range Of 81 70 to 81 723 q ctl Eastern product
is offered lower
MISUNDERSTANDING doing. Holders want "a,
but the views Il buyers are within the range Of
50 1903 50 q ctl.
HAY-No business is being DONE weak fee ing
exists, but serious drop in quotations is antic
pated With the return Of sunshine and fair weather
more activity win doubtless prevail. Alfalfa, sl6a
II; Wheat, SIS s21; Wild oat, els@2l; Mixed, $17
@1s ton.
HoPs--Marlet remains quiet and nominal a. s5@
Csc.
sEEDs-Mustard, 90 25@S SO for Brown and 50 10
e. rs for Yellow Canary, 5s@6c; Hemp, 42@54c I;
Rape, 1le2;; Timothy, i09lle Tor imported; Al
falfa, Izael3c: Flax, 2i823c q o.
PorAToEs-Suppes are not excessive. River Red,
5oa6oc; Early Rose, 559s5c; Petaluula and Tomaies
s0caSi; NeFi 3aS.c = ID.
-consignments Of good to choice ranged
to-day from 81 10 to 81 So while better prices
realized for ordinary qualities, say 81 25@1 IS o ct
BEANs-A fair movement is reported. Bayos,
s. 25a5 so; Butter, 90 25@S so for SNAIL and
50 5oa4 Tor large; Lima, 50 75g4; Pea, "a !;
Pink, S595 Is; Red, s5@5 10; small Waite. a {;
large waite, s. 1898 50 y ctl.
VEeETsBLEs-There is still excessive supply OF
Asparagus, and lower prices have to be accepted
Other articles show butlittle change. Rhubarb 6aSe
ON Mushrooms, 75c@$l pbx; Asparagus, 75e@sl %
q bx; Sprouts, &c ID Artiehokes, 10915c g dozen
Marrowfat Squash, S20s25 q ton; Carr5ts so9
50;; Tgirnips, 75c9S1 Cauli so~er, 75e@s1 Is
Celery, SOC o dozen Dried 0kra, 20@25e Dry
Peppers, IpSa12,c q n i; Green Peas, 666lc for
common and 71asc q ID for sweet; Green Peppers,
5a6c; Tomatoes, 81 2592 . box; Cucumbers, 5oc@
81 rs q dozen /; String Beans, 20@25c . ID.
FROIT-Common nat We Lemons are dull OF
sale. Choice Riverside find moderate CUSTOM
Oranges continue plentiful. Apples, 25@4oc q
box for common, and 75e9Sl so Tor good to
choice; Lemons, s5a7 q box for Sicily Cali
fornia Lemons, 81 592 so q box; Lines, sl1912 y
box for Mexican; Tamsrinds, l2a13c D u;
Bananas. 81 50S3 bunch California Oranges, 81 rs
al 70 for common and s2e3 . box for good to
choice Pineapples, seas q dozen. Western Gran
berries arc offering of sl5@17 y Dbl.
DRIED FRUT-Sun-dried Apples, 6@t64c q b for
sliced and 596c for quartered; Alden and Plummer,
109I2c Apricots, 10712ke BlackberTies, 12c Figs,
7@5c for pressed and 5d6c for Impressed; Smyrna
do, 16@i9c; Neotarines, l09124e; Peaches, 14@16.
for peeled and Sa9c unpeeled; Pears, 6@7c fol
whole and 85a9c % u for sliced do machine dried
sGl0c; PluIns l1l@12c for pitted and 31@4c feI
unpitted German Prunes, 9510c; French Prunes,
12d13e 9 n; new crop Raisns, 81 1892 % for loose
Muscatel and 81 2592 so 2 box for London Layers.
-. Io,1,- forf hav
HoNEY-Comb, 12a16e; extracted, 5a12c q n.
BUrTER-The market is well furnished and no
lack Of future supply is anticipated. Fancy, 25@26,;
choice, 2S924c; fair to good, lSg22c inferior lots
19922c; do, new, 22G125c; ordinary do, 17@l9c;
picked roll, old, 20a2lc; do, new, 2S925c; East
ern. 17@205 y 10.
CHREsE-CaIilornia, 149l5c q u for choice; I1@
1sc for fair TO goods do, factory, in boxes 14916c
Eastern, 169l7c 3 b.
Eees-Stocks are not large, and prices are some
what steady. Quotable at 22923c 9 dozen.
PoULTRY-Varieties poorly represented. Live
Turkeys, gobblers, 20d2ic; do Hens 21@22c
ROSTERS. s7Ca7 so for old, and s9@11 for young
Hens, s7@s so; Broerg, e7GS 80, according to SIC
Ducks: sloel2 . dozen; Geeso, g 25@2 rs; Cos
lings, SOS so o pair.
GAME-Trade and values both nominal Grey
Geese 81 1892 rs; White Geese, 50G75c; Honkers,
So 5oa4; Snipe, g 2592 80 for English and
75c@1 for common; HareS 81 60@2; Rabbits,
81 25ai IS . dozen.
PRovIsIoSs Not active Eastern Hams, 16I@
16fc California Hams l5@l54 for plain and I51
for sugarcred canyased Eastern Breakfast Bacon 16
9164c California Smoked Bacon, AGAR for heavy
and medium, and 1549I6c for light and extra light
Clear sides, 141@142e; Pork, sls9ls 80 for Extra
Prime, s20@z0 so for Prime Mess S23@24 for
Mess, 81 @25 so for Clear, S26G26 so for Extra
Clear Pigs Feet, sl6@1s 2 Dbl Mess Beef, sl5 so
for bbls and Is 60 for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef,
e16 SO for bbs and S. rs for half bbls Family Beef
s1S91s 90 . Dbl; California Smoked Beef,
136l3lc = n; Beef Tongues, sl0qI0 so q
dozen. Eastern Lard I5c for tierces and
15l@15Ic o u for pals California do ION
tins, I3t913lc; 5-ib do, 1S19131c; pals, 146a14lc
for 10Th, l449l42c for 5ib, aud 15q15ac q h for
S4ib pals.
WooL-About 1900 bales spring have arrived so
far this week. No general market as yet. Quota
4iona mammal