Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-03

At the Grain Exchange this afternoon the sale.
embraced $50 tons No. September, 81 81 l0(
| do, 81 6Si; 200 do October, 81 81 q ctl.
BARLEY-There was no special inquiry for Brewir
today Spot lots OF feed were wanted at 81 20 fol
No grade but sellers insisted 81 70. On futur,
account there some lively bidding, resulting il
sales of so tons in June at 81 40; 100 do July
q % !; 100 do August, 81 2I4; 100 do September
Il - Z ctl. Cheyalier is neglected. Offers to sci
spot at the seawa at 81 724 did not bring out bid
For new crop in July 81 IS q ctl was offered.
OAIs-The market does not materially change. A
weak feeling prevails and no particular strengthen
ing OF values is Immediately anticipated. Spot lots
are quotable at 81 1902 q ctl as extremes On call
81 55 was bid for No new in July, while 81 S. was
asked for old in the Sale month September deliver
les were offered at 81 So with 81 424 q ctl bid.
RYE-For Eastern 81 ~ was bid, seller 1882
California was wanted in July at 81 so, but no one
was disposed 20 sell.
CoRS-Quotable at 81 1871 80 . ctl for spot lots,
with no inquiry.
BUcKwHsAr.sl 5Otal rs q ctl
HAY-Thomas J. Lee, Secretary of the Hay Ex-
change reports the receipts for May at a,456 tons
OF which 1922 tons arrived by water and the re-
mainder by railroad. Sale to-day OF IL tons Cow at
SlS q ton. We quote: Wheat, S14@l5, Wild Cat,
S12@l3; Stable, S109l2 & ton.
Washington Territory, 1sd21c California,
22925c Oregon, 1s@21c & h.
SEEDs-Mustard, 81 75Gl 30 for Yellow Canary,
5@54c; Hemp, &c; Rape, 24@3c Timothy. s99c
for native, and 10d11c for imported Alfalfa lag
15c: Flax, 23G2sc y n.
PoTAToFs-Are crowding into market A fancy lot
sold to-day at g l21, though the general range is
81 25a2 g ell.
oSIoNs-5O@6ec . ctl.
BEASs-Bayos, 81 1898 Is; Butter, 60 1904 for
small, "a 25 for large Lima, s4G4 so; Pea, SAG
! Is Pink, s. 6og2 50; Red. g 6o@2 So small
White. s4@4 Is; White. 50 50@3 rs q ctl.
VRGETABLss-Green com is in market for the first
time this season, selling at 60c u dozen. Spring
and Wax Beans are in large supply.
A PoT A SS%e a PS1 dIeD p9 esG
Turnps, 5Oa65c q ct Caulifower, s19I % 8 iozen
Cabbage. s7ie@S1 o ctl; Garlic, S@4c q h /;
Cucumbers, soc to g g doz Green Peas ll@lSc ;
Green Peppers, l0@1sc for Los Angeles and
258Sac e II for other kinds; Tomatoes, 19a2Oc y
ID; Spinach, 25c q sack; Celery, 75c q dozen !;
Summer squash, 75c@Sl D. box; String Beans, 4G4Ic
e Ii; Horse Beans, 50@75c g sack; Wax Beans,
4644c T. H.
-Raspberries have come in but twice this
week Strawberries make great display, but
prices show wide variation as many consienments
arrive in poor condition. Cherries are in abundant
supply, finding good custom. Apncots are plenti-
full. Oranges are scarce and in demand. Apples,
75c q bskt; Pears 50975c q bskt Currants, seas
Strawberries, S5a7 for poor and S9Gl3 U chest for
good to choice; Cherries, 4a5c . ii for COM
mon and case q ID for good to choice: Apricots,
$4,000 Q box for common and 7dSc q ID
for Royal Gooseberries, 495c for common,
Ease 8 h for English Lemons, s7d7 80 q box for
Sicily and 81 25@2 % for California Lines ssdl0
p DOA IOr Mexican Ial1Ornla LINES, SbVIl
thousand California Oranges, s4a4 so . box /;
Tamarinds, 12gI6c . d; Bananas. g. 5o@4 o
bunch; Pineapples, ssa9 o doz.
HoyEY-Dealers expect new crop very soon.
Comb, l4Glsc; extracted, ease for dark and 9dl0c
e h for white
BUTTER-The situation is daily becoming more
favorable to buyers, supplies large and stocks
are accommodating. Fancy, 30931c; good to choice,
27@29c; inferior lots from country stores, 22@25c
frkin, 2Sd30c for good to choice new; Eastern,
17G20c q h.
CHEEsE-Liberal sales are reported within our
range. California, 12@l3ic; Eastern, l7@20c +;
Western, 14al5c q II.
EeGs-M Market steady, with advancing tendency.
Quotable at 23d24c & dozen for California Eastern,
23@23ic q dozen.
PouLTRY-S Supplies sufficient for ordinary wants
Live Turkeys gobblers, l6tal7c; do Hens, l4dl5c /;
Boosters $685. so for old and S7GS so for young (;
Hens, IS 50q7; Broilers, S3a6, according to size
Ducks, IS 50d6 so % dog: Geese, Sl@l % y pai- (;
Gosings, 81 25al 70 e pair.
GAHg-Hare, 81 75@2; Rabbits, 81 25a1 so o
doz.
WooI4-Positive stagnation prevails in the market,
without any prospect OF immediate improvement.
Dealers say it is difficult to place Woods, at q
material reduction on recent ruling rates. Buyers
insist that holders altogether too high in their
views OF values, aud further assert that there is
nothing in the Eastern market to justify it, IN proof
OF which they point 10 the fact that no Wool is sell
ing. For defective heavy Woods we never have had
genuine market this season, and until there is 3
change in the Eastern situation, nothing much can
be done in the way of selling at satisfactory rates.
San Joaquin and Southern, 14@lSc for poor to
fair and lSCd2lc for fair TO choice Calaveras and
Foothili, 24a27c g 10.