Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-24

july. = 2le lSs Ia
August ............. / S55 10 99I
September. .......... COZ Oh
At the Grain Exchange this afternoon the sales
were 100 tons No September, 81 635 200 90,
81 635 80 do, November, 81 81; 81 DO u 653 5oJ
do. 81 GA z cti.
BARLBY-Feed descriptions are weak, and sales
are being made for deliveries during the next four
or five months basis that shows decline OF at
least nc { ct as compared with hgures that were
current week ago. At the Produce exchange TINS
morning the selling interest appeared 10 he largely
in the majority, and many operators who are sup
posed to calculate pretty closely, were anNousiy
seeking customers at reduced asking rates. 60 lar
this week the sales of Feed on the floor Of Change
will aggregate some 900 tons being at the rate OF
l, 200 tons day. OF course good deal OF thls
business is of a speculative character, but many
buyers doubtless have channels IN which 10 place
their purchases as they seveTally mature. New
Brewing meets with very little favor snd constant
offers TO sell do not bring out any bid 10 receive a.
tention Old crop is firm at 81 asked, while new Is
offered in July at 81 50, with 81 % bid Chevalier
occasionally comes to the front call, without any
actual business Early this week 81 60 was bid for
standard in August, whils to-day prominent oper-
ator offered to deliver at 81 Az same month, the
quantity being limited however. Sales lnelu9e 70
tons No Feed, July. 81 III 450do August, 81 Is
200 do August, 81 Is; 100 co. 81 Isl 100 do Oc-
tober 81 90 subsequently offering at 81 10 without
finding buyers. In No descriptions there were
sales September account OF $50 tons at 81 i23,
and 100 do at 81 Is Z ctl Three lots OF 100 tons
each seller 1852, were taken speculation at 81 10
z ell.
OArs-Are on the down grade Yesterday 81 70
was the asking rate for June delivery of No
quality but to day there were offers TO sell 81 a.
without any bid being made. For future months
there is less depreciation in values. On call there
was sale OF 100 tons No. ., seller 1882, at 81 81,
which has been about she current asking figure for
a week
RYE Spot lots were not offered to-day The
market is somewhat unsteady, ard buyers decline TO
pay over 81 80 for immediate deliveries. For No. ,
II. a. sf-l
this morning.
CopY-In the absence OF any business we quote
the market nominal at 81 so b ct.
BucKwHEAT-S1 70afl IS y ctl.
HAy-Wheat, Sl4@l5; Wild Dat, s129lS; Stable,
HoPsEAdyices from New York to-day say that
good quality cannot be bought in that market for
35c accounts as to the crops in that section vary
Some reports claim the prospects favorable while
others believe thst shortage OF fifth will be
found to exist. The English crop is pronounced
bad while that of Germany is expected to be to.r
ably fair The local market is firm at a range Of
27lt33c 2 d for good to choice qualities.
SEEDs-Mustsrd, s2G2 Is for Yellow; Canary,
5155c; Hemp, &c; Rape, 25GSo Timothy, S@Sc
for native. and Ioslle for imported Alfalfa, 1i9
I5c; Flax, 2s,R2sc y n.
PoTAToEs-75c@Sl 10 z cit.
OSIoNs-50c per sack.
BEAxs-Bayos. % 75Qf3 %; Butter, So 1904 for
small, 81 25 for large Lima, S4@4 so: Pes,
q 25a4 90; Pink, 81 6Ota2 50; Red 81 6oG2 so /;
small White. 81 % "a 50; White IS 50dS 70 Il ctl
VgGRTABLEs-Tomatoes are in large supply,
and sill lower prices were asked to-day.
Other kinds ara also well represented. Aspara.
gus, 50cgSl 9 box; Rhubar6, Zoe & box;
Artichokes, 259501 sack ParsniPs, 81 q
et: Rcets, zoe; Carrots, 60965c; Turnips 80
965c . ctl (; Cauiifower, 5od75c 2 dozen I;
Cuoumbers, l0al5c e doz Green Peas, 1@l5c;
Green Peppers, 10t312lc for Los Angeles and
l5a20c g u for other kinds; Tomatoes, 81 256l SO
. box; Spinach, 25c . sack; Celery, Toe q dozen
n ~
for common and 4la5c 9 II for Fountain; Horse
Beans, 50.a75c q sack; Wax Beans, SC q 10
Green Corn, 10a25c Z dozen FOR good quality
okrs, size = ID Egg Pant, 10@l pc z ib.
FRuII-GoossberIies are less Plentiful. Straw
berries make fair exhibit Backberries do not come
forward freely Raspbsrries find good custom though
some poor cODsignments have TO be sold below our
figures Cherries keep low in price and choice in
duslity Apples and pears rather dull of sale,
receipts are not tempting in appearance or taste.
Apples 25d75c q basket ana Sl@l % q box;
Peals 25a50c q baskt: Currants, SSd4
Strawberries SSdI2 2 chest Raspberres, $S0I1 q
chest /; Peaches 50cdS1 q box; Cherries $40
q chest for Royal Ann and "a 50@6 for other
kinds; Figs, sac q Ii; Cherry Plums, 25a75c q
box; Blackberries, SSa9 fer poor and Sl3d15
q chest for choice Apricots, 7oc0S1 Il box for
Royal; Gooseberries, 4d5c for common, and 7@Sc
q Ii for English Lemons, S7@7 so y box for
Sicily and 81 25Ge2 25 fer California Lines, sS9
10 . box for Mexican; California Lines, S6@7 u
thousand California Oranges, 81 5095 & box
Tahiti Oranges, gao 8 thousand TaInarinds, 1S
@Ibc = u; bananas. 81 5O@4 3 bunch; Pine.
apples, seas = doz.
HoSzY-Comb, l59lSc; extracted 769c 9 H.
BUTTER Shading on quotations is becoming
more general Market well furnished. Fancy,
29aSOc 9 ID; good to choice, 2792sc: in
fenor lots from. country stores, 22@25c frkin
29aSlc for good to choice new; picked roll, SIG
32Ic /; Eastern, 1S,62lc D ID.
CHEESE Firm. California 129l31c; Eastern,
l7d2Oc; Western, 14@15c q ID.
FGes-The top fisure today is given at &c, and
from that down to 24c will cover all reported trans
actions.
PoULTRY-Is scarce and IN demand at full rates.
Live Turkeys gobblers, 16G1Se; do Hens 149l6c;
BOOSTERS. IS 50d6 for old and IS 50G10 for young
Hens, So 50a7 so Broiers, IS 50a7 according to
size; Ducks, s5 5056 80 p dos; G. sese s1@1 % .
pair: Goslings, 81 25al so q pair.
GANE-We quote Hare, S2G2 %; Rabbits, SIG
l so q doz.
wooL-The market is very dull, and all quota
tons are more or less nominal The views OF buy
ers are generally from to two cents under those
of sellers. Still there said to be fair sales Of
strictly good Woo We quote;