Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-17

At the Grain Exchange this afternoon the sales
included 100 tons No. July, 81 644; 1000 do Sep
TENDER, 81 633; 700 do October, 81 634; $50 do,
81 63a; 300 do November, 81 GA y ctl.
BARLsY-There is an easier tone to the market.
Arrivals OF new crop are causing buyers to be more
cautious, and the speculative feeling is less pro-
nounced than a week ago. Feed touched 81 so this
week, but it was hardly fair index OF the market,
as the quantity sold was SMALL and the necessities
of the purchaser somewhat pressing To-day 81 rs
the extreme bidding price for spot lots of No.
old, while carload OF sold at 81 81! y ctl.
There sales on September account Of 200 tons
at 81 24f New No sold for June delivery at
81 AZ to the extent OF 100 tons. Two purchases
were also made on November account Of 100 tons
each at the uniform price of 81 10 y ctl Brewing
is wanted and deliveries OF old be placed during
the next three months pretty close to 81 y ctl A
sale of 100 tons No. Cheyaer was recorded on call
at 81 Is September.
At the Grain Exchange this afternoon there were
sales OF 200 tons No. Feed, 81 20 u ctl.
oArs-stocks are clearing up, but prices do not
materially change. There are no very choice par
cells offering, and 81 95 is considered full figure
for good consgnments, while 81 so is about the
lowest rate at which anything marketable is chang
ing hands.
RENO public sales this week. The last offer to
sell was at 81 IS 9 ctl.
CORN emand nominal. Quotsbe at 81 s2i to
81 SIS o ctl for Yellow. On call to-day, No. White
was offered at 81 SIS all June.
BucRwnEAT- Sales light. Nominally quotable at
HAY-wheat, s14@15; Wild Dat, sl2@13; Stable,
sloa12 q ton
Washington Territory, 1sa2lc; California,
22@25c Oregon, 1Sd21c y ID.
SEEDs-Mustard, S2d2 25 for Yellow; Canary,
5@54c; Hemp, &c; Rape, 2493e Timothy, 8a9c
for native, and lo@l1c for imported Alfalfa, lag
15c: Flax. 2l&2ac . n.
small, "a 25 Tor large Lima, s494 50 Pea, "a ESQ
1 60; Pink. az 60G12 80 Red, 81 60@2 so small
White, "a 25@i so; White. 90 5Oas 70 q ctl.
PorAToEs-C Continued heavy receipts cause fur
Nkrr ll.s Sd
were 65c@sl 124 for marketable lots, while as low
as 35c had to be accepted for trash.
oNIoys-G0c per sack.
vEGErABlEs-The several descriptions gener-
ally in large supply. and prices rule in favor Of buy
ers Asparagus, 5oa75c Q box (; Rhubarb, 50a75c V
box; Artichokee, 25@50c q sack Parsnips, 81 so y
ctl; Beets, 75c; Carrots, 60a65c Turnips, 50G65c
. Genital Caulifower. % q SOC Q dozen !;
Cueumbers, 25@50c q doz Green Peas, 1492e !;
Green Peppers, 1o@12se for Los Angeles and
15020c 9 Ii for other kinds Tomatoes Ease for
Les Angeles and lo912lc d ID for Yacayil'e /;
Summer Squash, COARSE 9 box String Beans, 2io5c
for common and 6d7c q u for Fountain Horse
Beans, 50r675c q sack; Wax Beans, 4@5c 2 10 !,
Green Corn, 10c for poor and 15625c u dozen for
good quality; okra, 374950c o ID Egg Plant,
iS@2oc q n.
FRUII-Pears are a drug, and most of the stock in
market will have to be thrown away. There was
wide range IN Currants to day, though only few
choice brought our outside figure. Raspberries
in toleraby fair request at current quotations.
Cherries do not improve to any extent, though
better prices are expected next week. Apricots
sell freely at ruling rates, while Peaches are
in demand at full figures. Apples, s1d1 50
q box Pears, 25d5oc q bskt; Currants, S3@5 !;
Strawberries, $5812 2 chest; Raspberries, SI2@
Is . chest Peaches, 81 50a2 q box; Cher
ries, s5 soar 10 q chest Cherry Piuns, 5910c
y n Blark5erries, s9al0 per chest; Apricots,
s191 Is Z, box for Royal; Goosebenies, 4@5c
for common, and 1893 = d for English; Lemons,
e7td7 so b box for Sicily and 81 25@2 Is for Cali
fornia Lines, est910 D box for Mexican; Cali
lorna LINES, seg1 thousand Cai I,o q
thousand TanArinds, 12Cri5e y D; bananas.
e. EoFa4 !, bunch Pineapples, s60S 2 doz-
HosEY-New crop is coming forward, but there is
no marked demand. Holders are not anxious to
realize, owing 70 reported short crop. Comb, l4@
lie; extracted 7d9c 2 n.
BUrrER-The market is beginning 10 shape to the
advantage Of buyers, snd liberal concessions are
being made on the asking rates of week ago.
Fancy, 100000 o b; good to choice, 27@2Sc; In