Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-14


sales Of 100 tons No. 2, July 81 OBJ LOO do Oc-
tober, 81 CD 100 do, Il 6Si 100 DO November
81 63l . ctl.
BAkLEY-Tha frs. consignment Of new Feed this
season arrived to day, be0g raised near Dixon, So
lano county. The sampls bright, dry and clean,
though very light In weight. The shipment aggre-
ateI about 25 tons and sold IN two parcels at 81 60
3 cti Last year, new crop did not appear before
the LIST Of June, the market being then quotAbe AZ
s71a92lc Q ct for feed descriptions On call there
was pronounced inquiry for deliveries Of Brewing
within the n xt three months, and buyers stood
ready TO nav 81 D ct TO secure certain AMOUNTS Of
old crop In September, while 81 90 was bidfor July
and 81 g21 for September. The demand for feed is
general and easier feeling prevails Sales were
wholly on future account embracing 100 tons No. l
septefnber 81 s4k 100 do November, 81 % 100 do
No October 81 10 & ctl. Efforts have been made
more than once during the past week to buy new
Cheyalier during July and as high as 81 10 has been
offered for deliveries up 10 standard within that
month There have been no sales, however, and
purchasers viii probably have to wait till grow
ers are through with harvest.
Sales at the Grain Exchange this afternoon IN
Guided 100 tons No. Feed, October 81 27i; 800 do,
oArs-Ineluded in to-day's receipts was eonsign-
ment from Washington Territory of 100 bags. The
market IS anything but active, while values are
strong From 81 20 10 81 80 q ctl about represent
tho range Of business, though strictly choice par
eel could probably be placed at higher figures.
CoRN-inquiTy quite limited. Offerings are fair
though not large IN amount. Qu5taole at II soSa
S7S a spot lots Of large Yellow
HAYLwheat, s1s9l5; Wild oSt, sl2glS; Stable,
S1Oa12 e ton
HoPs-washington Territory, 1sa2le; California,
22G25c Oregon, lSd2lc D p.
Sxsps-Austard, S2@2 p for yellow; Canary,
b'e5ic; Hemp, &c; Rape, 2tesc Timothy, sssse
for native, and loetllc Tor imported Alfalfa l38
i5c; Flax. 2i82sc . n.
POTATOES Liberal supplies come forward with
daily regularity. The current range for parcels on
wharf is from 81 TO 81 IS 3 ctl with occasional
fancy lot selling at a small advance.
OSf1xs--50c p ctl
BKAxs-Bayos, q 1898 %; Butter. g 1904 for
small, 81 IS Tor large Lima, S4g4 so; Pea, 81 Esq
white, "a 25a4 so: White. So 5oaS IS . ctl.
yEsKrAsLEs-The first Egg Plant of the season
arrived today from the Winters ranch OF b. X:
saekett. selling at Csc = D.. New okra has
limited quantity. All other seasonable de.
scriptions are in good supply. Asparagus,
50G75c 2 box RhuoArb, 50a75e Q box; Arti-
chokes, i0al2c . dozen; ParsniPs, 81 so e ctl ;
y ceniAl; Cauihower, 81 % y dozen;
Cabbage, s7kcas1 3 ctl; Garlic. 29Sc y b
Cucumber, 25g50c y dog: Green Peas, 1392c
Green Peppers, 10@l24c for Los Angeles and
i5@2rc > b for other kinds; Tomatoes, s9I0c FOL
LIS Angeles and 12@lSc . u for Vaeavil,e;
Spinach 25c q sack; Celery, 75c q dozen
Summer Squash, 81 Q box; String Beans, S95C
: for common, and 695c . 10 for fountain; Horse
Beans, 50e75c . sack; Wax Beans, 496c 3 70
Green Corn, 1oc for poor and l5@e5c . dozen for
good quality.
fRuIT-Ihe market generally was oernOrAltzed TO-
a.y. Cherries were in excessive supply, and about
twothirds of the receipts had to be sold to
Prices were very low. Consignment were mostly
in good, ripe condition, and dealers were glad to
find customers Mt almost any price. Some Of the
finest black Cherries Of the season went for 4c,
while large quantities OF ordinary varieties were
bought in the canning interest at &c Q ID. The
trade, Of course, paid slight advance on these
rates Currants still sell at low prices Peaches
are in large supply, but not ripe enough for table
use. Apricots dropped in price to-day under heavy
receipts Raspberries make better display. Black
berries appeared to-day for the first time this sea
son. being month later than last year. and selling
at 50c y drawer. The consignment was in very
ripe condition, and somewhat damaged. Mulber
ries were also offering at 25c u, said
to be the first arrival in this market Apples
S3a4; Strawberries, S64l0 D chest; Raspberries
10@20 . bskt; Peaches, s9I2c . ID Cherries
Si@6 2 chest Cherry Piums, Sdl0c y ID; Apr
cots, 75c for common, and Sl81 % q box
Tor Royal; Gooseberxies, 495c for common, and
7d99c . h for English Lemons, s797 5oB box foI
sicily and 81 2592 Is for California Lines, sS9lC
. box for Mexican; California Lines, S6g7 3
thousand; California Oranges, 81 50G5 box
Tahiti Oranges, $40 thousand Tsmarinds,
l28l6c . D; Bananas. s. 509a . bunch Pine
apples. S6GS doz
HoSEY-Light shipments of new crop comb have
been received Comb, 15917c; extracted, case for
dark and 9Gloc . u for white.
BUrTER--In spite OF continued liberal receipt:
from all sections, the market presents steady tone
W,
good to choice, 27929c; inferior lots from coun-
Try stores, 22a25c; hrkin. 29d3Ic for good to
choice new; picked roll, Sl@S2lc; Eastern,
lS.9zlc y D.
onEEsE-California, 1selSsc; Eastern, 17aaoc
Western, 1s9l5o Q ID.
EG6s-A good article is scarce and wanted. In
voice lots of ordinary kinds sell at 2ia25c while 26S
D dozen will be given for anything choice.
PoULTRr-The market is not burdened witt
supplies, and dealers are able to plac,
nearly all arrivals at top figures Live
Turkeys, gobblers, 16915c; do Hens, 14@l5c
Boosters. S5d5 so for old and IS 50d10 for young
Hens, s6G7 50 Broilers, s3o6, according to size
Ducks, q Seas . doc; 6eese, sl9l rs . pair
Gosings, 81 25@l so . pair
GAnE-Hare, s2ae IS; Rabbits, 81 2591 so Z
doz.
PRovIsIsNs-The demand is active and prices art
well maintained. Teleyraphic sdyices report ar
excited and advanced market at the East, but quo
tations being beyond any comparative range OF thi
market, change is felt here in conse
strong demand. Eastern Hams, 16d17c z n
California Hams 14al5c; Eastern Breakfas
Bacon, 16 9l6ic; California Smoked Bacon, 14tdl5
for heavy and medium, and 15l@16s for light ana
extra light; Clear Sides, l5@l51c;, Pork, $40 50@2
Tor Extra Prime, $23624 for Prime Mess, 224(d24 81
for Mess, s24 so for Clear and S25a25 30 for Extr
Clear; Pigs Feet, s16@1S . Dbl; Mess Beef, 81.
for bbls and 81 for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef
sl4@l4 so; Family Beef. sl5@16 80 . Dbl; Call
fornia Smoked Beef, 14a@15c o b; Beef Tongues
90 50910 y dozen; Eastern Lard, 15f616c q D TO
all sly les and sizes Of packages; California do. 1or
tins, l3l@l4c; 5-b 40, 14I9lilc; pals, 151@16c
kegs, 14al43c; Royal do, Isle for 10-b, Isle . 10
oh and 15lc for 3-b pals
WooL-we hear of no trailing, and therefore cal
give no sales. We quote: San joaquin aud South
ern, l4@1Sc for poor to fair, and 1sd2lc for fair
choics; Calayeras and Foothill, 22t925lc o b.