Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-20

BARLEY-within n day or so the situation
has shown some little more strength. Buyers
are offering 81 80 ct for feed but it is not pos
sible TO get really desirable parcel under
81 32% while 81 IS is the more general asking
price. Brewing descriptions are somewhat
slower of movement at range of 81 35G1 Is z
ell. the preference being given to the more de-
sirable lots at the higher figure.
Sales at the morning session of the Call Board
were as follows:
Buyer ISS5-100 tons 81 ~
Seller 1SS5-100 tons, 81 2315 z ctl.
Sales on the afternoon call were:
BUYER SeaSon-l00 tons. 81 81.
Buyer 1SS5-600 tons, 81 4111 40.
Seller 1SS5-500 tons, 81 231491 2211g p etl.
0ATS-Strictly choice parcels are in demand
at full figures. Common and lower grades con-
tinue in liberal supply, but holders are not press
ing business, and are indisposed to make eonces--
sions on our prices. We quote: Surprise and
Milling, 81 5Ot9l 60; No. l, 81 25al IS: No. ?,
81 10@1 %; Black, 81 05@1 10 p ctl
CORN-Oferings are not excessive but they
are more liberal than in a long while Nearly
1000 bags Nebraska arrived yesterday The tone
of the market lacks strength. We quote Large
Yellow, 81 .; small Yellow. 81 25d1 50; large
White, 81 30 small White. nominal at 81 35
VEGETABLES = The several descriptions
make a liberal exhibit, as Il rule, while prices
vary but little We quote jobbing lots as fol
lows: Asparagus, 50c@S1 q box; Rhubarb, 81 p
al 50; Tomatoes, Sl@I SO p box: Green corn,
12@1Sc = dozen; Artichokes soc 4 dozen;
Cucumbers, 20@6Oc q dozen; Carrots, 50G60c;
1urnlpS ot0ouc e GU BeetS 4Ud6Uc r. ctl; ParS
nips, 81 p ell; Caulihower 65c q dozen Cab
bage Toe y GU; Garlic. new, &c 8 ID; Celery soc
| . Dozen: Dried Peppers. 15@lSc 3 ID; Green do,
S9lOc 2 ID Green Peas, 75c@S1 2 sack;
String Beans, Sc r 10 for Los Angeles and
596c 2 ID for Nacaville and Winters; Dried
Okra. 15@25c q 10; Marrowfat Squash $40 p
tor; Summer Squash 50@60c r box for Los An
geleS and Nacayille, and Sl@1 p 4 box for
| bay.
FRUIT--The supply of Cherries continues
large, while the quality is generally good.
Heavy receipts keep prices favorable for con-
sumers Strawberries maintain theirpric well.
supplies OF this variety are expected to give out
| soon, for time. CurrantS are plentiful but
| move Off slowly. ApricOts drag somewhat,
| though offerings are rather choice than other
wise. Raspberries are still somewhat limited.
Cherry Pluns are not i'll favor. and it is more or
| less difficult to close out consignments. Small
| invoices of Peaches are coming forward find
ing SLOW custom, however, as the fruit
is not particularly inviting. A week or
| so hence shipments Will be more desirable.
/ and trading will likely be more brisk. We quote;
/ Cherries, 20dS0c for common, and 35@50c Z box
| for good TO choice Strawberries, S5@6 for poor,
SSGl0 4 chest for good conlgnments; CurTants,
s. a z ches' Cherry Plums 30@40c
berries, 31Gc 4 b; ApricotS, 65@.75c =. box tor
| Pringle and Si@l 80 2 large box of Royal; APP
| pies, 65c(GSl for common and 81 50GG2 D e box
| tor good 10 choice Lemons-Malaga, 81 so;
| do Sicily, S6G6 80; DO California. 75c@
! 81 q box for ordinary and 81 25@l 80 for
| Sicily seed; Mexican Lines, $40 50@1l 4 box;
| California do, Sl@l p for small boxes and sea
? 50 for large; Oranges California 81 10a1 10 2
| box for common. s. 15@2 for Riverside, and
S464 80 for Navel; Tahiti do, S12@12 so = VI;
Bananas, q 50@S q bunch: Pineapples So 50G6
| T. dozen