Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-07

At the Grain Exchange this afternoon sales
were made of 100 tons No. August, 81 63 100 do.
81 eSt 600 do September, 81 631; 100 do, 81 6Si (;
500 do october, 81 est 100 do, 81 81 100 do,
81 637 200 do. 81 81 y cll.
BARLEY-Brewing In for fair share Of at
tention to day, though no great results followed.
Sales were limited 40-ton lot dark the wharf
at 81 III. Spot lots Of No, were offered at 81 95
September deliveries OF rew were wanted at 81 IS,
with 81 As asked. Holders Of feed reduced their
asking figure to 81 72i for small lots Of No grade
while BUYERS advanced their views to 81 72i. The
only sale, however. was parcel OF 100 TONS on
December account at 81 30. No. sold to the eX-
tent Of $50 tons Of october delivery at 81 20i y ct
Some very good Chevalier, elassed as No. q was
offered at 81 72t without finding custom. There
was no offer for new crop, though yesterday any
reasonable amount could have been placed for
August delivery a. 81 30 Q ell Sales at Grain Ex
change embraced 100 tons No. l Feed September,
81 qsI . cti
OAfs-Some life was Infused into the market this
morning BY the spirited bidding Of prominent ex
porter for round lots Of NO. grade, deliverable all
September. Some $50 tons were secured at 81 20,
and the buyer willing TO pay like figure for
500 tons more The spot market continues quiet,
ranging from 81 20 70 81 9s . ctl, according to
quality New crop Ne. grade were offered in July
at 81 60 against 81 574 z ctl bid.
RYE-Confusion seemed to prevail to-day. On
call spot lot OF No. was offered at 81 S. but when
bidding reached 81 81 the seller withdrew his Offer
Subsequently the same parcel was offered at S2 IS,
when nobody wanted 10 buy. For July deliveries OF
No /, 81 rs was bid. A Spectator offered so tons
Mo- seller 1852 at 81 67i, but the buying limit
81 6 y ctl
Yellow the wharf effected today at 81 S7i .
ctl No transactions OF future account For seller
lss2 81 % was bid against 81 81 asked. Yesterday
81 % obtained for 100 tons such terms.
HAx-wheat, sl4@i5; Wild Dat, sl2gls; Stable.
Sl09l2 y ton.
Washington Territory, ls@2lc; California.
22925c Oregon, 1SG2lc y n.
SzEDs- Mustard, 81 75e9l 90 for Yellow Canary,
Ia e. % QfrsRafb x~s
for native, and lo81lo for imported Alfalfa, is@
l5c: Flax, 2f@2sc . Il
PorAroxs-Some extra choice sold to-day at 81,
though the general range is from 81 80 to 81 so y
ctl.
oxIoxs-Are in large supply. The uniform asking
rate is SOC y etl.
BEAss-Bsyos, 81 1908 Is Butter. g 1894 for
small "a rs for large Lima SiG54 so; Pea 81 ESQ
So; Pink, 81 60G2 so; Red, e 6092 80 !; small
White. q 25ta4 SO; White. IS 5oas rs y ctl.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is drug Early sales
were effected 1t our quotations, but a good
surplu- was on hand late in the day, and offers
TO sell some consgnments at Csc . box did no,
meet with custom. Gamers are not buyin y
10 any extent. Cueumbers more plentiful
and cheaper. Green Corn and Peppers make
no big exhibit Asparagus, 50g75c y box Rhu-
barb, 50d75c . box Artichokes, l0al2c y dozen
Parsnips 81 so y ctl; Beets 75c; Carrots 50a65c
Turnips, 50G65c cti; caulihoger, SlGl Is iozen
Cabbage. s7tcas1 y ctl; Garlic. 3t4s . n ;
Cueumbers, 25a5oc y doz I; Green Peas, 1@l5e
Green Peppers, 10912ic for Los Angeles and
i5a2oc D h for csher kinds Tomatoes, saI5c ,
n; Spinach, Csc b sack; Celery, 75c D dozen
summer Squash. sl@l . 2 box String Beans. 4@5c
y n; Horse Beans, 50s75c y sack Wax Beans,
4@5c n Green Corn, he for poor and S5@40e y
dozen for good quality.
FKuu-currants were in large supply to-day
at lower rates. Cherries sell at wide range.
Aprieots make good display Oranges are very
scarce. No Rasbpberries have been seen for
nearly a week. Cherry Plums are coming In
more freely, thought not quite RIPE. Shipments
OF green Apples and Pears arrive almost
daily. Apples, 75c . bskt; Pears, 5O@75c . bskt
Currants. SAG - strawberries, S5a7 for poor and
SSalo . chest for good to choice; Cherries, SEC 8
for white and s9gl5 z chest for black Cherry Puns
10c h; Apricots 75c9Sl box for common and 81 rs
az . bx for Royal Gooseberries, St@4c for common,
Sgloc y D for English Lemons e7@7 50 . box for
Sicily and 81 2592 25 fer California Lines sS9l0
y box Cor Mexican; California Lines, s6@7 =
thousand California oranges, s494 so . box I;
Tahiti Oranges, s2s@30 . thousand Tamarinds,
l28lsc y d: Bananas. q 5o@4 y bunch; Pine
apples. sS99 y doz-
Hoszy-comb, l4@1sc; extracted. case for dark
and 9Gi0c 3 70 for white.
Rur9Ks- Yesterday the market presented un.
steady symptoms, but to- day a slight re-
covery is reported, and prices are fairly firm.
Fancy, s0aslc good to choice, 27@29c inferior lots
from country stores, 22G25c; frkin. 2s@3oc for
good 70 choice new; Eastern, lS@21c . D.
CHKEsE-Trade is active California, 12@lSic
Eastern, 17@20c; Western, 14@15c . b.
Eass-Some lower coast parcels are offering at a
small decline on our figures. Quotable at 24@25e Q
Dozen
PoULTRY-A good demand reported Like
Turkeys gebbiers, 16a1sc; do Hens, 14@l6c
BOOSTERS. s5@5 80 for old and .s7@9 so for young
Hens IS 5oG7 so Broilers, $780, according to size
Dunks, s5 506f6 so o dog; Geese, Sl@l 25 . pair
Goslings, 81 25@l rs q pair
GANE-Hare, 81 75@2; Rabbits, 81 % 3l>50 .
doz
woos,-Eo change in our local market The only
trade 10 be noted is occasional parcel which NAV
happen TO take the fancy of scourers or the loc.I
mill. So long the Eastern market remains quiet
dealers cannot hope for much activity here and late
reports from that direction are not of particularly
encouraging character. Sales for the week-mostly
confined to Northern and very light shrinkage
kinds-foot up possibly 100000 pounds. OF the
lower grades sales that can learn Of have
been made. San joaquin and Southern, 14@1sc for
poor TO fair and 1Sa21c for fair TO choice; Gala
yeras and Foothin, 24@27c . b.