Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-29

| OATs-Stocks are being slowly lowered Offerings
! are moderately free, though buyers not easily
| found for anything but the better grades. Poor
parcels receive scarcely any attention Surprise and
! milling, 81 700 l rs; No l, 81 55G1 60 No. 2,
! 81 4Odl so; Black, 81 35al 40 ct.
CoRN-Ihe inquiry is very light, and trade is
/ dull California Yellow is quotable at 81 coo
62i for large, and 81 coal 624 for small; White,
| 81 fodl 50; Nebraska, 81 359l 40 q Ctl.
HAY-Business has been light all the week. Alfal-
fa S. to $40 so; Wheat sll@lS; Wild Dat, SIG
| 10: Barley SSG17 Mixed S9G10 T. ton.
HoPs-Qlotable at 18q19c for medium and 2l@
| 23c y Ii for good.
and concess .oHs on quotations have been more or
less general until now there is positive reduction
in the asking price of all classes of offerings. Buy
ers can be accommodated from S5c@Sl Is 3 ctl.
BUCKwHEAT-There is no business. Quotable at
s. 25G3 80 & ctl.
PorAToEs-Early Rose, 81 River Reds, SOC !;
TomaIes, 65a70c; Petaumas, csc to zoe; Peerless,
75tdS5c; Humboldt, 75c 3 ctl New, 3d5c g 10.
OsIoSs-Choice are scarce and firm at 81 seal 80
a ctl For poor article there is quotations, as
dealers win accept almost any offer.
BEASs-Trade is dull at the moment Pressure to
sell would cause weakening IN values. Bayos,
"a IS; Butter, IS 62!@3 rs; Pinks, a 25 bed.
81 IS Pes and small White, 81 1872 IS; Lima,
81 S7l(t2 90 p ctl.
YEGETs BLEs-Aspsragus was in quick demand this
morning, and dealers were able to obtain a triding
advance in price. Rhubarb is plentiful, but rather
SLOW of sale. Asparagus, 7a9e; Rhubarb,
@1Cc; Green Peas. 8dl0c; Tomatoes, SGl0c q h !;
q h Artichokes, l0a20c = doz; Carrots, 25tn35c
Tu1ntps 80 o65c Beets 75c; Parsnips, s191 % ctl;
Caulidowei 5oc75c g dozen Cabbage, S5cGSl
ctl Garlic, 2924c D n Celery, SOC e doz; Dried
OkTa, SOC; Dry Peppers, l3Gl5c 3 b Aarrowfat
SQUASH SIS Il ton.
FRUIr-There is nothing of interest to note. Or
anges are in fair supply and find quick custom.
Strawberries expected to put in an appearance
in a week or so. Apples 81 25d3 y box; Lemons,
81 5Ot5 so for SIcuy Mexican Lines 81 as so q
box; California do, 81 25G2 for ordinary sized
o. . bunch; California Oranges, So 25@3 80 {;
choice Riverside do, g 5094 so box; choice
Navel, 81 50B5 80 9 box.
Bu1rER-The outlook continues largely favor
able to the buying interest. More or less pack
ing is in progress but stocks will accumu.
late in spite of all efforts to the contrary.
Fancy, 25c; good to thoice 2l@22lc; store packed,
16dl5c; hTAiO, 23G2fc for choice new, and lSG2Oc
for choice old l2!g20c for fair to good; Eastern,
IL d1Sc Is %
CHBEsE-Is coming in quite freely. Inquiry good.
Quotable a; l4Gl6c . n Tor California.
EGGs-Prices have not appreciated as much as
some dealers expected in consequence OF the rainy
weather. From &c TO 23c Q dozen will represent
the extremes Of trading to-day.
PoULIRY-Tbere no Turkeys in market, and
no reliable figure as to price can be gwen. NJ
merOus orders this morning had to go untitled.
Should a desirable consignment arrive to-day,
it could likely be placed at or cents
above our range Of values. Live Turkeys, COB
blers, 27G29 a, hens, 2sQ30c do dressed 30@32c /;
BOOSTERS, SSGS so ter old, and sS 5OdlO 80 for
Young: dens SSq10 so; Brolers, 81 "a 80 for poor,
and seas for good Ducks, sll4l3 = doz !;
Geese, 50 IS o3 % q pair
CANE Market poorly furnished, Robins, 75c .
! dozen; Hare, 81 50G2 Raobis, small sl"sl rs ;
cotton tail 81 25dl so 3 dOz; Wi geon, 81 s5@l so;
common Suipe, Sl9l 90 d do en-; do, English
/ y 75Ca3 4 dozen; Gray Geese, S3a3 so q dozen.
PRovIsoNs-Eastern agms, i514l64c; California
Hams, 14al4ic for plain, l69l6!c for sugar cured
canvased Eastern Breakfast Bacon, l5@l55c;
| California Smoked Bacon, l3GlS3c Tor heavy aud
medium, l449l5c for light, Ice aud extra light;
/ Clear sides l3Hl3lc; Pork, Sl9 GIG so for Extra
Prime s20t20 50 for Primo Mess 81 5023 for Mess
| s2Sa23 80 for Clear s24 a24 80 ;or Extra Clear !;
! Pig5 Feet, Si69Is y Dbl Mess Beef, SIG Tor
/ bb5 aad g 50 for hali bbls; Extra Mess Beef
! I65Gl7 for 5bls and IS so for half bOls; Family
| l69lG}c = n A; Bee! Tongues slo3l0 30 3
/ dozen Eastern Lard, 1349l3lc sierees and
! III e14lc > b for pals California do. 4o-3
.-Is, l29i2lc; st tins l2Gl p pals, ISL dl34o
for l0-rb lai@l33c for 5-B, and lSa9l4s y Il for
5-h pals.
Wool -Maueer & AverY's circular, dated New
! York, March 18th, says The Wooden goods mar
ket is trying Buyers are extremely cautious,
taking only the most desirable styles and ordering
/ the goods only as required. The manner OF con-
duct NJ the goods business, particularly the fnan-
cial part Of it, has changed during the past year,
and the fact that purchases and orders are less than
usual caa be scribed much to other causes as TO
] commercial depression. California Woods OF good
quality and free from burrs have met with fair de-
/ mand, though they have not moved as freely as
holders would wish. So much money has been lost
on these Woods that it would be safe to say that eN
ptrisnce will defer buyers from getting excited this
/ season. Secured Woods getting to be an impor-
I tant class in the Wool business large portion Of
the clip Of California is now secured before ship
ment The demand for secured Woods has been
st, ady, but confined principally to Texas and Cali
/ fOrnia Woods for hosiery pa poses Local trade
continues inactive Stocks well cleaned up, and
/ there is no opportunity for large selections. We