Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-06

was 81 95 for No. l. and 81 70 . ell for No. ,
quality. No sales
CoRN-Oferings are more liberal, while slight
improvement in the inquiry is noted A lot of 2l5
bags small Yellow changed hands this morning at
81 So Large Yellow is quotable at about SC . ctl
lower.
BUcKwHEAr-s1 4Oal so q ctl.
hAY-Alfalfs, sllal3 so; Wheat, slS916; Wild
Dat, Sl2@l5 30 q ton.
HoPs-Hop-picldng is now general throughout
the State, and already about 800 bales have come to
hand from various points Most OF the receipts
however, are understood to have been bought prior
10 arrival, bnt the price paid IS withheld though it
IS asserted that some small parcels have changed
hsuds at figures which are not recognized as any
criterion Oi market values The unfayoraDle re-
ports from the county Of Kent, III England-which
is the great hop growing district Of that country
combined with more or less speculative demand
60 sequent on these discouragng reports have slim
ulated the views Of growers, who are now asking
prices that are claimed to be beyond the limits of buy
srs OF round lots. Until the crop be fully harvested
1t u not probable that values will be definitely es
tabiished There have been purchases in a specula
tive way as high soc. which is believed to be the
best price yet given for strictly choice Eastern and
European buyers are not disposed TO purchase at
present asking rates here, values now ruling In
their markets claimed to be relatively low.
err when freight charges are taken into account
Cautious operators say that brewers will undoubted-
ly eNerc Sc close economy for season. while il is
not unlikely that sales will be slow and the market
dragging one for more CT less brief period The pos
siby OF consumers seeking substitutes is advanced
Az order u check the sanguine views Of sriiers
Spectators who fortunate enough to buy IRON
growers early in the at much lower rates than
now named, are very hopeful that the buoyant feel
ing at present prevailing viii be well maintained
Whether the spirit that now characterize the ua.
tiOn be unhealthy or not certain il Is that growers
val realize better prices for their product this year
than for many previous seasons. The range at
which lots can be placed is given at 40 75Oc q h. the
latter an extreme figure for choice. Higher prices
are being asked by many holders.
SEEDS Mustard is arriving somewhat more
freely. Mustard g. fer Brown, and 81 70 a
80 fer Yellow Canary, 6@5tc; Hemp, &c /;
Rape, 2l3sa Timothy, Tgsc for native, and ga
~ Tor lnportS1 -ALialta. lOsl2lc; Flax, 2i@23c
I PorAroEs-Ars doing 6eters Early Rose. s5ca
/ 81: Garnet Chile. sl@l 10 . ct; SsSeet 81 800
| ONIONS 5o@7Os q ctI for silverskins and soa4oc
y sack for Red.
BEASs-Dealers report dull market. Bayos
I q 40a2 90; Butter, IS 25@3 so for small, and
q tOa3 50 for large; Lima, s. 5Oa3 IS; Pea
g S0qS; Pink, 50 25a2 30; Red, q soa2 40 !;
[ q CO.
vgsxrAsLEs- Green Peas are trine higher but
nearly all other descriptions continue easy at un-
charged rates. M1rrowfat Squash, S5tdS q ten +;
CArrots, 3Oa DC; Turn.pe, 75c9Sl q ctl; Cs,lI.
Hover, G0G65c = doz Cabbage 50d75c o ctl Garlic
20 b; Cucumbers, l5GS0c q box Green Peas
2Sz3c e h, Green Peppers, 50C675c d box; Toma
toes, lo@Ssc box; Spinach, 25e q sack Celery,
soc o dozen; Summer Squash, 3Od50c . box !;
String Beans 3f4c q n; Green Corn 56al0c q dozen
ONTA. 5oSl71o Egg Plant, b06tI5c p box
FRUTr-MaIket well supplied. Choice Bartlett
Pears are in demand at full figures. Lines
are a shade dearer. Apples, 25@50c . bskt
and 50c@SI q box; Pears, 25G40c q basket
and 4oG60c e box; Bartlett, 50G75c Q basket and
81 50@2 q box; Neetariues, 7jctGSl q box Straw
berries, Sl0@l2 q chest; Raspberries SlO@i2 u
chest; Peaches S5c6Sl b box and 3OG16Oc q basket
for common and 75c4Sl for choice; Figs
4O6I5c y box; Grapes, 35G50c for common, 506t
Zoe for Blaek Hamburg 50g75c for Rose Of Peru
and 50Gs0s g box for huscat; Plums, 25at
Use = box; BlarkbeTries Si,G5 q chest; Water.
melons, 50 seas z 100; Cantaloupes JOc@SI .
crate Lemons, sSa9 . box for Sicily and Slerl 80
& box Tor California Lines, sl2@15 3 box for Mex
icau; Tamfrinds, ISsl6c D II Bananas s2@S 50
y bunch Piueapples. seq . dozen Tahiti Or
anges, s3J935 = LOCO.
HoNEY-Comb, liGl7c: extracted, 7a0c q n.
BuTTER-Dealers report the market as less
steady for fresh qualities. Crescent City, Hum
hJldt and other northern points are ship
ping freely while receipts from the lower
coast are anything but meager. Fancy, Zoe [;
choice, S5a37lc; fair to good, 26G32!c; infe.
rior lots from country stores, 23a25c; firkin
2aGSlc for good to choice new, aud 25G27kc for
ordinary picked roll, 30@32Ic Eastern, 2Oa25c
y n.
CHEEsx-No active market California, ls3telsIc
for choice; l0@l2c for fair TO good do factory In
boxes, l5glGe; Eastern, l69l7c Western, 1ldl3!c
EG0s Yesterday afternoon the market developed
Increased strength. Operators became more or less
excited apd sales were made at irregular rates Ii
Is said that some fancy lots changed hands as high
as Soc Transfers of good article are reported at
A@i2lc to day though holders are asking 45c, and
some even more. The stock of Eastern is pretty
wei eXhlu sted, and advanced rates obtained for
those on hand. CoDsignments of Oregon are on the
market. California, choice, 40a45o; Interior 32Id
SIZE Eastcn, B0dS2@c; Oregon, 35@37lc o dozen
PoULrRY- Only desirable lets bring top prices Live
Turkeys gobbers, I5Gl7c; do Hens, l5dl7c;
Boosters, S596 for old, and 81 50q6 for young
Hens, S4S6; Broilers, s3a3 80, cording TO size:
Ducia, S4es5 50 u doz; Geese, s19I Is q pair
Cooling, 81 25el ~ g pair
GANE-Steady aud unchanged Hare, 81 75a2 25
kAonitH, Slal so q doz; Doves, 50975c q doz
benisOn, l0Gl2c 3 10
N0oL-Ihere IS nothing new TO report We hear
OF sales now and again. but not of magnitude SUI.
hcient 10 make the transac ions worthy of special
mention. OCCASIONALLY small lot Of fall stock is
iaken az -SlSe for fairly good free lots but for
bury kinds there said 10 be 10 BUYERS and we
are Therefore unable TO give selling price Trade
Is woeiuy dull, and operators are predicting that
poor descriptions of fall will rate as low as in the
fall Of 1875. We quote: