Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-17

september --.-..-.--.,-s-. ..-..Sl w y -
December. .................-. 20
Seller 1888 .........,,......... 1U2 80:
Buyer 1883. -. iS3
Buyer the season. ..--...--... l IS "a
Quotations of no. grades at leading center5 TO-
day are telegraph9d as follows:
August. .-...,....-........'..'' - ~
September ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 72s 99s
October ............'..... 49,. l 15s w
November ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III U5B
BARLEY-rhe situstioa to-day WAS less sstlsfae-
tory Although some sales Of No 1 Feed were
made in a srnau way at 81 TO- it seemed pretty clear
that any general effort 10 realize would more than
likely place values down TO 81 07l. Brewing keeps
about the same pm c, say 81 10 al 20 for old and
81 1901 121 q ell for new. The market IS in
sensitive condition, aud can be more or less swayed
by bold operations. Sales footed up $500 tons No
! Feed, as follows
seller IssS-2Oo TONS q c5; 200, 81 ca; 200,
81 054; 2n0 81 05A; 800, 81 o5.
Buyer 1SS3-100 tons, 81 10; 100, 81 l44 AGO,
81 1871 100, 81 1873; 100 81 ID.
Seller the season-600 tons, 81 OF 200, 81 O64 (;
100 81 Gts 100, 81 OCT
Buyer the season-soo tons, 81 17d; 100, 81 1Ts ;
400, 81 ia Q ctl.
Sales of No. Feed at the Grain Exchange this
afternoon were as follows
Seller ISS3-i00 tons, 81 %.
Buyer 1SSS-100 tons, 81 10 " ctl.
OARS Trade is about rs good as could be desired
Milling, 81 75@1 SO; No. l, 81 60@l 20; No. 3,
81 4Oal 50 Black, 81 S591 40 o ctl
CoRY-There is very little trading gong
QuotabIe at 81 62191 65 o ell for California Yellow
Nebraska is offering ct 81 az y otl.
RYE-Light sales reported. From 81 % TO 81 So
viii represent the range Of business.
SEEps-Mus.srd, " 1903 for Brown and s2 %
fcf yellow Cana ,, 4l@5u; Hemp. A.: Rape. 81 /;
Timoshy, 92llc Tor imported Altalts, i3ke siEI,
BU6KvnsAT- Nominally quota5le 1T 81 2592 so q
BBAys-Bayos. 51asac for Chile, and SIC s h for
California; Butter, 4 25e4 so, az 70 SIZE: LIMA
5000 12i; Poe and scisl 'hi5e. 20 4O95 90 Pink,
q 81; BED. s3 25.
HAY-Alfalfa, sdg10; Wheat, S10S1S Wild Dat,
sl19l2 80; Barley, sSa11: liked. s5st10 @ ton.
HoPs No activity Q1otable at l5@25C per fl.
PoTAroEs- Continue Ia good supply Wharf
prices keep stesdy, the range being 5ec9sl g ca-
Sweet sell from 81 80 to 50 u ell
oNIoss-Are not very f IN. Quotabe at 4095Oc
for Red and 60970c q obl for silvorsBins
VEGETABLHs-N No decreasein thevolume of receipts.
Lima Beans S@35c q 10; Green Corn Abe y dozen;
ArtichoIes 1O@l5c Q doz-; Carrots, 40 a50c; TN
nips, T5ceSl; GauliaoSer, 60@75c z jOzen; Cab
bags 81 106l % d ell Serlic, Haze D Celery,
Doe 4 dozen Dried 0kTa, 20925e; Green Okra, l0a
I2c q II; Dry Peppers, l09I2se; Green do, SOC
q box; Green Peas 4a4lc . 10 Tomatoes, log
25c for poor and 5Oa75c q box for good to choice
Cucumhers, 35950s q box Egg Plant, 40@50c =
box String Beans, l3@2c q ID; Summer Squash,
2jat40c 3 box.
FRrTIrs-We have to report continuance of low
rates, owing TO heavy supplies. a better market
for growers s expected next week. Figs, Zoe
box Pears 30@40c q BASKET, and 50d6ee y box;
Bartlett DO, 50c@oS1 e box end 40G50c Q basket;
Apricots, 60Q75c v box; Piums, l@3c q ID; Straw
berries SOS; Blackberries, S7@S Peeches, 25@5oc
p box and basket Lemons % t9 30 for Sicily; Cali
fornia Lemons 81 5o@2 8 box; 6exican Limos 500
10 j box; TAIarigds, I29,i81 D , Bsnsnss, 81 70
osS : os5ach California Oranges, 81 25d2 9 box;
Tahiti do, s20625 q thousands WateTmelons. Sc
6l2 q hundred; Catalogues S181 % y case !;
Crab Apples, 5o975c z box; HeetacneS, 75c Q box.
DRIED FRUTF- Market Is Inactive. Sun-drfed
Apples, 6d6lc z % fer sliced, and 5s6c for
uriartere1: Alden and Piummer, 10si1c; ApricOts
aud 4a5c for Impressed; Smyrna, l6&l9c; Nee
tarines, Sl@9lc; Peaches, 15Gi6; for peeled
end SAGE for uupseled Pears, 5d6c for whole
and 7@Sc tor sliced machine dried lO9l2ae;
Pluns IIl@12c for ptted and 316f4c for unpitted I;
German Prtines 98l0s; French Prunes, Is9l4c Q
D RaEiHs, 81 80 for loose Auscatei and 81 1902 .
box for London Layers, with the usual advance
Tor fractional bsxes
HoNEY-New crop extracted is held at 76lSc q ID
for choice Comb, i2l@lSc D ID.
BUFIER-Vsue for anything but fancy brands
do not look quite steady. Fancy, 35c; choice,
SI6ssc fair 10 good. q 327c inferior lots from
county stores l9a2sc; choice frin, old, 20G224e;
do new, 22925e Ordinary do, 179Iec; picked roll,
25G273c; Eastern, Il SlSc z T.
CHEEsE-CAliorBiA. l19l2ic Tor choice; 09l0c
for fair TO good do, factory, Ia boxes, 14Ql6c East
ern 15@t6c 6 o.
Fees-Situation unchanged. Stock comparatively
large, except for choice ranch Qualities CALIFORNIA;
s6Gs7c Tor choice 32G35c for fair to good, and
26@see Tor ordinary Guality; Utah. 25@26c; East
ern, 20 924e; FarsIloDe, SOC z Dozen
PoUITRY-A good demand keeps prices pretty
steady. Live Turkeys gobbers, 24G25c; do Hens,
22@2lc Roostere, s7@7 80 for old, and S60S for
Young Hens, 81 1909; Broisrs, S4G5. according
to size; Ducks, f5ss; Geese, 81 T5G2 IS y pair.
eAsE-No surplus on hand. Venison 1I@l4c 3
h; Doves, 75casI y do en-; Hans. S292 so; Rst-
bts, slesl % y doz
WOODS sull TIE several warehouses are full
Of stock, NTH no signs CT immediate relief.