Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-21

Sales at the Grain Exchange include 800 tons No
Feed, October, 81 BIZ 300 do, 81 81; 200 do,
81 800; 100 do, December, 81 "a 100 do, 81 34l
9 Ctl.
OATs-Receipts are fairly liberal Supplies are
now coming forward from all directions. The Hum
boldt steamer this morning brought down 5 900
bags Prices show wide margiu There free
offerings of poorer grades, for which 81 50al 65
would be a fair quotation. Any good feed will bring
from 81 20 to 81 IS. Sales of 500 bags the latter
figure were re3orted to-day MILKING are not in large
supply at 81 S22, while 81 IS is asked for anything
choice.
BYE-The demand is limited. Quotable at
81 90d2 l2f for No. l, and 81 659l 70 3 ctl for
No. grade.
CoRS-There have besn free purchases during
the week on export account. Shipments within a
day two will aggregate 5000 ctls at least. The
local inquiry is light and the range in prices is more
or less nominal at 81 cool IS q ctl for Yellow.
Some speculative purchases were negotiated on call
at the Produce Exchange this morning, including
100 tons No 2, seller 1882 81 Il; 100 do, 81 40 I;
100 do, January, 81 80 q ctl.
BUcKwHEAT-Sl 40d1 so q ctl.
HAY-Good qualities in demand. Alfalfa,
s13 SOFIA; Wheat, sl59l5; Win oas, sl58I6 I;
Mixed Sl2,dl4 q ton.
HoPs-The market is very strong, and all good
lots sell readily at our quotations. The tendency
of the market is to q still further adviee in
values Nearly all sales made to shippers
We quote Choice Califoruis, 63Ad67tc !;
Fair do, 57S@6Oc; Oregon and Washington Terri
tory, e0a65c.
SsEDs-In moderate demand Mustard, $685. 25
for Brown and 81 9o@2 for ye1ow; Canary. ST
@6c; Hemp, 5Q5ic; Rope. 24GSc; TimothY, sd1
DC Tor native, and l09llo for imported; Alfalfa
l0Sl2lc: Wax. 3G3la FB,.
PoTAToEs-Buyers can be accommodated to any
moderate extent at rarge. Red, S161 10 ;
Early Rose, Soc to 81; Garnet Chile, S1al 10;
Early Goodrich, 90c@s1; Peerless, slG1 IL Sweet
81 121@t1 % q ctl.
oSioSs-Holders report a marked absence of Gus
tom Quotable at 4585oc q ctl for good and
25@30c q sack for poor qualities.
BEANS At the moment unsteady feeling pre-
walls. Supplies are c'miDg along too freely to suit
speculators More than one moderately large con.
signment went to the warehouse this week for wan:
Of satisfactory custom. The report that the late
rains had badly damaged the crop gave a buoyant
feeling to the situation, and holders generally en-
tertsined exalted views. Subsequent liberal re
ceipts are changing this impression, and it is
than likely that values will be unfavorably
affected. The Rarke. is certainly
Butter. IS 35@s so TOR quail, aud s3 eOas IS for
large; Lima. s4ld4 % Pea, 50 1904: Pink, SEA
IS Red. & 1913 small White 60 1894: large
White. 50 1898 IS . ct.
week Marrowfat Squash, sSa1o q ton; Car
r1ts, 30940,; Turnipe, 75cas1 q ctl; Cauii-
Cover, eoge5c . ioz; Cabbage. 5oa7oc Q ctl !;
Green Peas 2i@3c . n: Green Peppers, 5oa75c
q box; Tomatoes, 25a30c . box; Celery, SOC q
dozen String Beans. 393lc y D; Lima Beans, 3}c
n Green Corn, !al5c dozen okra. 75casl !;
FRUrT-Buyers generally have the market in their
favor. Grapes are selling very low. Most arrivals
come forward in poor order. The same remark APP
plies to Strawberries. Choice Apples are not easily
obtained. Peaches and Figs are in very light supply
Apples, 30a50c for common and 75caS1 p box fer
good Pears, 5oc@Sl Is . box; Strawberries s6Ss
? chest; Peaches, 6ocGsl 25 y box Figs. 4oe75c =
box; Grapes, 25@3oc for common, s5@5oc for
Black Hamburg, 35GS0c for Rose Of Peru, 35d5oc
. box TOR Muscat, and 3o@4oc y box for Tokay ;
Plums, 6oG75c box; Ounces, sl9s1 25 . box |;
Wstermelons, $4@s . 100; Cantaioupes, 5pd75c .
crate; Lemons. C@sv boz for Sicily and Is . box
for California; LINES, e6@7 box fog Mex
lean; TsmaxndA l2olss D; BanaaaA, e39s 50