Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-01

September ............... 74s 30
AT the Grain Exchange this afternoon there wer'
sales OF 100 tons No. November, 81 81. and Loo
do, 81 634 ~ ctl
BARLKY-For two weeks business has been uDu
sualy active, though operations have been largely
speculative character Prices have luctuatea NOR,
| or less each day, but the current has generally
shown downward tendency, and present values
are much lower than those established about tht
middle of the month. For instance spot lot Of Il
tons No. feed sold the 18th instant at 81 81 /
while to-day 81 q all that could be realized fo
10 ton parce. small lot OF 20 tons on the whar
| was parted with at 81 20. For October delivery,
sale OF 100 tons recorded at 81 q. In No. de
scrptons the sales included 200 tons August, 81 lei
50 tons October, 81 l3l e ctl. Spot lots of No.
Chevalier were offered at 81 70, without finding
buyers. For deliveries up to sandard, in October
81 GO was the asking figure. Old Brewing is firmly
held and it is not likely that bid OF - q ell woulc
bring out many sellers. To-day speculative pur
chase was made for September of No, l quality al
81 81 q ctl.
0ATs-The spot demand appears to 10 be dropping
off, while holders are anxious 10 sell. II was nc
easy task to-day to work of lotion lot OF No.
on the wharf at 81 574 ctl. Present appearances
would indicate this to be full figure. The specu
lative inquiry was less pro sinent this morning.
RYE Is almost neglected. Offerings are not
large but holders would like to rea ize at about s.
q ctl. Parties are wiling TO deliver No. ,, seller
1882, at 81 6 4 q ctl.
CosN-No business. Receipts for the past two OF
three days have been comparatively free. II will
makes its appearance in any quantity. Nominay
quotable at 81 s2iasl S. + ctl for Yellow.
BucKwHEAr-s1 1901 70 8 ctl.
HAY-wheat, sl4ql5; Wild oat, s12@l3; Stable,
sl06l2 Il ton.
HoPs-26 9Soc 9 Ii, according to quality.
SRKDs-Mustard, 81 9062 Tor yellow Canary,
5@5tc; Hemp, &c; Rape, 2iG3c Timothy, : q SC
Tor native, and 1l0c for imported; Alfalfa, 159
lie: Flax. 2tG94 q n
PorAToEs-S me Early Goodrich sold to-day at
81 e56s! 10. Other kind ranged from 60c@Sl u cti.
oNIoSs-40c y ct.
BEANs-The market has shown no active feeling in
small, 81 % for large Lima, s4g4 so; Pea
s!a4 Is Pink, 81 6092 80; Red, 81 60G2 80 I;
small white s4@4 % White. sS 2583 90 q ctl.
VEGETABLEs-Green Peas are in large supply, and
several dealers claim to be unable 10 realize quota
tions There are some poor String Beans in mar
ket, for which p q ID can hardly be obtained.
Green Corn sells at wide range Aspar-
agus, 75c9sl 8 box Rhubarb, 75c o box Arti-
stl: Beets, 76c; Carrots, 5o865c; Turnips, so
as5c 3 ctl Caulihower, 50975c y dozen /;
Cabbage 50660c g ctl; Garlic, 26o3c q b (;
Cueumbers, 75edSl o box; Green Peas, 11Gls2 !;
lO6I2I a 10 for other kinds Tomatoes, coarse
q box; spinach, 25c q sack Celery, 75c q dozen ;
Summer squash, soc q box; String Beans 33d4c !;
Horse Beans, 50Ho7sc q sack; Wax Beans, 4la5c y
10 Green Corn, 5dsc q dozen for poor. and 10G
15c for good quality okra, 259S73c q II; Egg
Pant, Sc g N.
FRurT-Strawberries make no great exhibit
RaspberIes are somewhat in excess of market
wants but the Gamers take all surplus at s. so q
chest Currants are hard to sell at quotations.
The quality of Rlums now coming forward is not
very palatable, and consignments meet with
poor favor. Figs move off fairly. Some
choice Cherries and Apricots still be had at
reasonable figures Apples, Isaac q basket for
green with other kinds at S5a65c y basket and soc
dsl so q box; Pears, 25G65c q basket; Currants,
50 5093 so Strawberries, sS6lo u chest Rasp-
IA ~ ,lNa M 1.nx-
Cherries, sSag o chest for Royal Ann and s4@7 .
chest for other kinds; Figs, logic q h Cherry
Plums, 25G75c q box; Backberries, Sl0Gl2 q
chest Apricots, 2i@3lc g 10 Gooseberries, Ease
Sicily and 81 25d2 % for California; Lines, sS9l0
% box for Mexican California Oranges, "a 5095
u box; Tahiti Oranges, $40 o thousand; Tama
rinds, Is3l5o e n; Bananas, e 5OS4 bunch ;
Pineapples, seas = dozen.
HoSEY-Comb, I5alsc; extracted, 7d9c 9 h.
BuTrKR-Prices have varied but little in two
weeks and dealers are OF the opinion that current
quotations not likely to be Immediately dis
turbed. Fancy, % d30c q 10 ,good to choice, 27G
2sc; inferior lots from country stores, 22@25c !;
frkin, 29dS1c for good to choice new picked roll
3l@32lc Eastern. lSd2lc q n.
CHRKsR-Firm California, l2Gl33c Eastern,
17G20c; Western, 14Gl5c q H.
FGGs-Faraone are quotable in a Jobbing way at
Soc The product this season Is understood to have
been secured by prominent operator. The market
sanerally has steady tome. At the East there is
said he more or ~
ments are likely TO come fCs1Vard from that direc
ton very soon The native artiG:a ranges from zoe
to 27ic dozen.
PotITRY-venson and Doves will be in season
after the LIST Of July Full prices are being realized
owing to limited supplies. Live Turkeys, gobblers
l69l9c; do Hens, 14@16c; BOOSTERS, s697 for old
and IS 5OVr10 for young Hens, &c SOFAS; Broilers,
50 5On6 so, according to size Ducks, IS 5oG6 80
doz; Geese, sl@1 25 . pair; Goslings, s1@l Is q
pair.
l so . doz.
WooL-The situation at the East is thus de-
scribed in Mauger s Averys Boston circular OF a
recent date There has been little il any change
in the Wool market during the past month. Man
ufacurers have maintained the same indifference in
regard to buying and have clearly demonstrated
their ability to run their mills without purchasing
OF either the new or the old Woods in market. few
months ago it was feared that the supply CT old
Wool would be insufficient to keep the machinery
running. Acting under this impression Woods were
bought San Francisco at prices which allow Of
profit to the shippers on the present market. A
good many of the California Spring Woods have
reached market, but being held above buyers views
have not been sold. Stocks are rapidly accumula-
ting in San Francisco, but prices have not fallen
enough to tempt Eastern buyers. Oregon Woods
have been sold to moderate extent on the Pacific
Coast but prices are higher than the Eastern mar
kets would warrant The local situation continues
unsatisfactory to holders Buyers of any long lines
are not to be found, and values therefore more
or less nominal We quote - -