Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-28


At the Grain Exchange this afternoon the sales
included 100 tons No, 9 August 81 63l 200 do Sep
TENDER, 81 81 J; 400 do October, 81 g y ctl.
BARLEY-Busiuess TO day quite tame as COM
pared with the last three fouI days. The large
qutntit; sold within week has probably relieved
holders for time, aud temporary hull in opera
lions n Ay be beneficial all around No spot trans
actions In Brewing have been reported in some
time though quotation OF 50 2 ell would not un
fairly represent the situation New crop can prob
ably be had in few days At 81 IS. A speculative
purchase WAS made on sale Of loo tons 10 No. sell
Ter 1852 at 81 q. Feed descriptions less steady
owing 70 liberal receipts Of new Harvesting Is
becoming more general and the market is not likely
10 lack supplies for the next month or 50. Sales
include 100 tons new No Feed seller days, ex
car 81 q 20 do, 81 20, loo do July, 81 20. 100 do
October 81 %. There was only one small sale Of
No. 2. consisting Of 10 tons spot new, ex car, at
81 Isl q ctl. Nothing doing in Cheyalier.
Sales az the Grain Exchange to-day included 100
tons No / Feed, October 81 q = cil
OATs-Spot lots are not in urgent request, and
holders OF small parcels find trouble in obtain.
ing buyers at reduced asking rates. A 50-ton lot
OF No changed hands to-day at 81 62I, and 81 co
the best bid for the remaining 80 tons Of the
invoice. Another arrival Of close Upon 5000 bags
is at hand fro n Oregon.
RYE IL is lot easy To find custom at the moment.
There is more disposition 10 speculate deliveries
a couple of months 50 hence. than there is to in
vest IN spot offerings. Some good No / could have
been bought 10 day at s. and # there had been any
special desire TO buy the holder might have made
some slight concession the above asking figure
CoES-ENhioits are made daily on Change, but
they attrac: no attention. Toe nominal asking price
is 81 IS y ell for large Yellow. Small lots Of Ne.
braska are offered at 81 ut Spectator expressed
willingness to pay 81 60 to secure 5o0tou lot No.
in octobef. but no one accepted the challenge.
BUcEwHKAr-si 70sl IS = ctl.
HAT-Wheat, sl4gl5; Wild oat, s129ls; Stable,
sl0Tl2 q ton
Hors-well concentrated and strongly held at
s7@33c ID. according To quality
SKEDs-AustaTd, s2a2 IS for Yellow; Canary,
IT, q. Oran-
for native, and l0Gllc for imported Alfalfa, lag
l5c: Flax. 2ta2sc = n.
POTATOES tone Of the markes is shade
stronger. Sack lots range from Coo to 75c, while
box parcels sell at S0ctaSl 10 y ctl.
OSIoSs-Do not improve TO any extent. We OBJ
tain SOC q etl as the current selling price.
BEANs-Bayos. 81 75a3 IS Butter, g 1894 for
small. 81 IS for large Lima s4a4 so; Pea,
snail White. 81 % "A so; White s. 5OaS rs , ctl.
VEGErABLE5-TOmatoes were in very large supply
to-day, and reduced asking rates failed 70 clean up
stocks. Green Peas are not coming in quite so
freely, and choice article brings trfing advance,
Wax Beans scarce. The market gene
rally fav0rs buyers. We quots Aspara-
gus, 75cesi box; Rhubar6. 75c y box ;
Artichokes, 25950c = sack Parsnips, 81 .
ell: Beets, 75c; Carrots, 5oa65c; 1urnips, so
@65c . ctl: Caulifower, 50975c y dozen
Cabbage, 5o96oc ctl; Garlic, 2@3c . ;
Green Peppers, sdl0c for Los Angeles and
124gi5c Z n for other kinds Tomatoes, 50675c
q box; Spinach, Csc q sack; Celery, 75c y dozen
Sumter squash, 5oc . box; String Beans. &c
Horse Beans, 50At75c Il sack Wax Beams 4itd5c 3
10 Green Corn, l09lsc . dozen for good quality
Okrl, 37!c D d Egg Plant, Toe y II.
FRUIr-The market is bountifully furnished with
seGsonsbe desc options. A new variety Of Apricot,
named the Triumph, sent in to-day by II.
Shredder Of Nacayile. The specimen was unusually
large, aud the fruits said TO possess fine favor.
Growers generally could grossly increase the size OF
ApTicpts II moro attention were given to the cult
YafiOp. MANY shiumeuts this haV failed "a
find custom because Of smallness OF the fruit. Ju.
dcious pruning would likely prove remunera-
tive. Apples, 25td65c 2 basket and 50cdSl 80 q
box Pears, 25a30c & baskt Currants, 81 SOFAS so
Stra~ber ries s9ql2 y chest; Raspberries, SGd7 .
chest; Peaches, 50a75e box; Cherries, 80 .
chest for Royal Ann and $500 for other kiuds Figs
&c ID Tor white; Cherry Piums, 2sg75c box
Blackberries, S9al1 q chest; Apricots, 75c@sI Is
q box for Royal; Gooseberries, 4G5e for common,
and 7dSe y n for English Lemons, s7a7 50 y box
for Sicily and 81 25G2 % for California Lines. sSa
10 box for Mexican California Lines, S6a7 ,
thousand California Oranges, 81 5095 y box |;
Tahiti Oranges, gao y thousand Tamarinds, Il
@l5c y %; Bananas. q 5094 bunch Pine
apples, seas y doz.
HoSEY-Comb, I5alsc; extracted, 7a9c sn.
BUTTER Business is not very brisk, and the mar
ket exhibits soft tone. 1t is surprising to many
operators that values have been SO well maintained
for the past week. Still no great reduction from
current rates is Immediately expected. Fancy,
29d30c & 10; good to choice, 27@2Sc; in
ferior lots from country stores, 22925c; frkin,
29GSlc for good to choice new; picked roll, Sic
32!c :. Eastern, 1sd2lc q n.
CHEEsE-Firm. We quote: California, 129I3lc !;
Eastern, 17@20c; Western, 14Gl5c . D.
EeOs-Prices vary widely. Strictly choice parcels
be placed at &c, while less desirable offerings at
figure as low 22c y dozen do not find custom.
Interior cons'gnments generally do not come up TO
the requirements OF buyers, and are consequently a
drug On the market.
PouLTRY-The market is in good shape for the
selling interest. Live Turkeys, gobblers, 16@1sc
do Hens, 14@16c; Boosters, IS 50a6 for old and
IS 50Gl0 for young; Hens, s6 50a7 50; Broilers,
81 500s7, according to size; Ducks IS 506f6 so y
doz: ,ese, s19l 25 Q pair; Goslings, s1a1 % y
pair.
GAME-Hare, s2a2 Is: Rabbits, s1@I so Q doz
WooL-Sales are light. There are no buyers OF
consequences, and transactions are limited to small
purchases for local use. Several operators insist
that no line of Woods could be placed even at our
quotations, which under existing circumstances are
considered more or less nominal. We quote