Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-27


braced 100 tons No. July, 81 &C; 200 do, septem-
Der, 81 G59 40 do, 81 90; 300 do, 81 65; $50 do
October, 81 655 50 do November, 81 70 . ctl
BARLgY-Continues to receive fair share of al
tention. On call today interest was given TO all
descriptions. The first public sale Of Brewing in
some time was recorded, being so tons No. at
81 S2l all May. There was moderate demand for
Feed but the buy ing limit seemed to be 81 III for
spot los and only Is tons could be obtained at that
price, though the purchaser willing 10 take
more. In No. = descriptions the only transac
ton was so tons for September at 81 III q ct.
Nothing doing in Chevalier. At the Gram EV-
change there sales this afternoon OF $50 tons
No. Feed october at 81 261 = ctl.
0ATs-The market is 50 newhat tame. spot bust
is wholly confined to private trading On call,
no one attempts either to buy or sell spot parcels.
Current quotations range from 81 20 TO 81 u c the
latter being an extreme, except for fancy lot OF
Surprise. Bidding for July delivery # No. l quail
ity was 81 SIS, against 81 5Il 4 ctl asked
RYE-Hoiders of spot lots do not find quick Gus
tom. Stocks not very large, while sellers are
asking what are considered full figures On call to-
day there we're offerings at g So seller DAYS, but
no buyers appeared. Sales were eff -cted Of stern
the extent OF 200 tons seller 1882 at 81 709l 10,
averaging IL 725 q ctl
CoRy-Immsdilte business is nominal Trade is
quite limited while stocks are Insignificant. SPOT
lots of yellow would bring in small way about
81 50 ctl. On call there sales of No. large
Yellow comprising 100 tons October at 81 33l, and
100 do November at 81 q. The purchaser of the
latter parcel resold at 81 PSI 3 ctl.
BucKwngAr-Sl 5Osl IS ; ctl.
HAY-Wheat, Sl49l5; Wild oat, sl2913; Stable,
Sl0dl2 q ton.
Washington Territory, 1s92lc California,
22td25c Oregon, IS92lc q h.
SKgDs-Mustard, 81 759l 80 for Yellow; Canary,
5G54c; Hemp, &c; Rape, 2tG3c Ii'nothy, Std9c
for native, and l06llc for imported Alfalfa, lag
l5c: Flax, 9td2sc p IL.
PoTAroEs Supplies OF new crop are coming for
ward freely Some consienments in poor order TO-
day, packed in boxes, went as low as 81 80, while
choice sold up to 81 go z ell. Sack lots Of Early
Rose range from 81 to 81 % q ctl.
oYIoNs-Are in large supply. Nearly 800 bags
arrived this morning From zoe TO 75c = oti Is
about the current range in prices.
BEANs-Biyos, 81 1898 Is Butter, g 1894
for small, q % for large; Lima, s4G4 so; Pea,
s49i % Pink, 81 60G2 80; Red, g 6092 s09
small White, SAGA Is; large White, 80 80 as 10 +
ct
VEGErABLgs-Are generally well represented
The first T0mat)es from the northern coast this
season arrived to-day, being sent in by w G. Hen
nike Of Winters Yoo county, and selling at 25e z
d. The Los Angeles variety has been IN marret
quote rs follows for jobbing lots: As
paragus, SldI 25 y box; Rhubarb, SOC
asl q box; Artchokes, loG12c Il dozen;
Parsnips 81 80 u ctl Beets 75c, Carrots, 5Oa61c;
Turnips, 50G65c 2 ctl CauliAower, Sl9l % 1ozen
Cabbage. 81 25d1 S74 , cti; CARRIE Sc y ~
Cucumbers, SOC to 81 % a doz Green Peas, 1ld2,
Green Peppers, 2593.c q ID Tomatoes, lOc = Ii;
Spinach, 25c q sack; Celery, 7jc 3 dozen; sum
b: Horse Beans. 50d75c z sack; Wax Beans, 6d7c
e Ii.
FRurr-Apricots were in moderate supply this
morning, but were in no great demand. strawber-
ries are in less favor, while Cherries find quick Gus
tom The receipts of this latter variety have been
quite large this week, and comparatively low prices
have largely helped sales. Currants so far have
made but poor show. Strawberries,
S9dI0 q chest Cherries, 4d6c q h for conf
mon and sa1Oc Q h for good to choice i: Apricots
S612c . Ii Gooseberries, 4G5c for common, 7GSc
b Ii for English Lemons s7d7 so o box for
Sicily and 81 7592 so for California LINES, slo9l2
q box for Mexican; California Lines, S6td7 y
thousand California Oranges, 50 509i so y box
Tamarinds. l2dl5c y 10; Bananas. 81 bOG4 =
bunch Pineapples, $50 q doz; Currants, l2Gl5c
. h.
HoSEY-No large sales. Comb, 1461Sc; extracted,
case for dark and 9Gl0c o n for white.
ByrTER-The several depots exhibit large stocks
and many operators believe that lower prices will
prevail next week. Few cOAsiyuments are placed at
top rates Fancy, 31q32c; good to choice, Is 1850
inferior lots from country stores, 22926c; tirkin
2Sd30c for good to choice new; Eastern, l7G2oc
BD.
CHEEsR-Cheese is selling freely. Prices are be-
lieved to have touched bottom for this season. Cal.
ifornia, l2gl3lc; Eastern, 17920c; Western, LAG
15c 2 II.
Fass-The market shows a weak tendency. Free
sales reported at 22d2Sc, while BIC . dozen is
considered full figure for selected lots
PoULIRY-A much easier tone prevails. Lave
Turkeys gobbers, 15dl6c; do Hens 149i5c;
BOOSTERS. IS 5O96 so for old and s7e9 for Young
Hens, s6d7 Broilers, S3a6, according TO size
Ducks, S607 II doy; Geese, 81 25@l so q pair;
Goslings, 81 50dI 10 q pair.
GAME-aare, 81 75@2; Rabbits, 81 259l so Z
doz
wool-The circular OF Mauger Avery, of New
York, dated May 18th, says: 'The ateness Of the
season, which has delayed shearing all over the
country and kept back all the early shorn Woods
will no doubt produce quite scarcity during the
coming month, and cause some lively buying If min
ufactureis happen to be caught short; but when
the great bulk OF the clip comes to market, values
will De djusled on their proper basis. Ptlces IN
San Francisco have been higher than the Eastern
values appear to warrant. few OF tue irst arrivals
here have sold promptly News from London Is to
the effect that good feeling prevails, and that
spirited competition characterizes the present series
of auction offerings. The local situation is not en-
couraging to holders. Nearly all the Eastern BUYERS
have gone home, leaving us with large stock OF
Woods on hand, and no immediate prospect ot re-
vivsl of trade. The boom in the early part OF the
forced prices, it is claimed, above actual val
ues and createi crop OF spectators who rushed
wildly to the country, buyilg Unfortunately.
These spectators are row said to be feeling the
action and suffering accordingly. OF Eastern Ore
gon, considerable shipments are being received,
though none is selling. Higher prices have been
paid for this description 10 Oregon than can be real
lied here The securing mills in operation are I'M
dersood to be working lots OF last falls Wool, that
were mostly held over for higher prices, but which
being put upon the market and sold for less
than could have been obtained six months ago. We
quote: San Joaquin and Southern, Boise for
poor to fair, and 13D2lc for fair TO choice; Gala