Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-29


sale this week was lot of 100 tons at 81 As spot.
Chevalier is coming into prominence On call to-
day buyer offered to negotiate for deliveries DUR
ing the next three months on basis Of 81 AL for
standard quality. No one seemed willing to Sell
below 81 SIS q ctl.
CArs-Spot and futures are well maintained
September and october are still the favorite months
for buyers, though they will not exceed certain
figure. Sales to-day embraced leo tons No Sep
TENDER at 81 so, and 100 do No. at 81 421 . ctl.
Light transfers are daily made for immediate wants
within a range of 81 75@1 SIS y ctl.
RYE-The last public sale was about two weeks
ago. being at the rate of 81 d ct, and the market
has not since materially changed.
CoRS-Nothing doing. 1t is a long while since
trade was SO inactive. Dealers report quotations
nominal at 81 65G1 20 u ctl for Yellow
BUcKwHsAT-Sl 40al so y ctl.
HAY-wheat, sl4@l5; wild Dat, sl2sl3; Stable,
S10d12 q ton.
HoPs-Stocks are almost nominal. There is, how
ever rather sanguine feeling among operators in
regard TO future business and good prices are ex-
pected for the new crop. Buyers already in the
Market bidding 30a32b for California and 2saS0c .
10 for Washington Territory and Oregon.
ssEps-Mustsrd, 81 9o@2 for Yellow; Canary,
5@5!c; Hemp, &c; Rape, 2A@3o Timothy "a Sc
for native, and 99I0c for imported; Alfalfa, l5@
lie: Flax, 2t@2fc q n.
PorAroEs- Supplies somewhat literal. Sweet are
firmly held and well controlled. Quotable at 50d60c
in sacks, and 60c(dSl = ct IN boxes for Early Rose;
Garnet Chile, 65Cas0c q ctl Sweet, SIC . H.
ONIONS Red, 35@5oc; Yellow, 60@75c q ctl
BEANs-Bayos, 81 1903 ; Butter, 50 75g4 for
small, and 81 % for large Lima, s4G4 so; Pea,
s4@i %; Pink, g 60@2 Cpl; Red, 50 60a2 s2t
small White, s4@4 IS; large White. s3 25@3 90 9
ctl.
TEeErABLEs-Marrowfat Squash is coming forward
too green, and IS consequently difficult Of sale at
low rates. Wax Beans are gu Of market. Yacaviile
Tomatoes have about disappeared, while river ship
ments in favor at somewhat better rates. Green
Corn OF good quality is in demand, but an inferior
article can hardly be given away Cucumbers
still drug. Marrowfat Squash, S7@t9 y ton
Artchokes 25g50c q sack; Parsniss, 81.
Beets. 75e; Carrots, 5Oae5c; Turnips, 5o@
Cabbage, 5O@60c y ctl; Garlic, 2a3e . n;
Cucumbers, 25@40c q box Green Peas, 2d2Ic @ ~
Green Peppers, 50c@sl 2 sack; Tomatoes, 75c@s1
y box Spinach, 25c D sack; Celery, 75c o dozen
&c 7 h; Green Corn, 20d24c Il dozen okra, SO
loo D ID; Egg Plant, slGl box.
FRUIT Prices do not vary to any great extent.
Currants are quite limited Strawberries and Rasp-
berries still make fair exhibit. Blackberries sell
well, the canneries pledged to take all sur
plus at established price without regard TO guam
tIty. Good Bartlett Pears have found fair custom
this week. But few good Apples come to market.
Plums drug. Some consignments have been
thrown away, while others have been returned to
the interior 10 be dried Apples, 25(6soc
. basket, and 50c@sl q box; Pears. 25@50c o basket
and 50c(dSl D box Bartlett, 50@75c D basket and
81 30dl IS q box; Currants, si@5; Straw
berries, SSd10 a chest; Raspberries, SSd10 q
chest; Peaches, 35@5oc y box and 40650c q basket
for common, 50a70c for Crawford; Figs, 50@65c
for White and slGl % for Black Grapes, 50cdS1 %
q box Plums, 35td75c y box; Blackberres S4d5 so
. chest; Aprieots, 2d3c y ID; Watermelons, S5d15
y 100; Catalogues, 81 50@3 y crate; Lemons, s9G
II y box for sicily and 81 5092 for California
Lines, &c soar so . box for Mexican; Tamarnde
12f15c q d Bananas. 81 b0@4 bunch Pineap-
pies, S6as q dozen Nectarines, case y ID
HoNEY-New crop is coming along more freely,
but custom is limited Comb 15@l7c; extracted.
7CdSc q h.
BUrTER-Fancy brands, perfect in every respect
find fair custom, and TOP prices are generally re-
allied for small lots. offerings OF fresh roll are
largely composed OF medium and inferior grades.
The movement in ordinary descriptions is not ae
tive, and where buyers enter the market with an
eye to price than to quality, they have little
trouble in getting values to their suitng. Picked
and firkin descriptions are quiet. Fancy, 3l32c y
ID choice, 29d30c; fair to good, 27l"2Sle; in
ferior lots from country stores, 23d25c; hrkin,
29d3lc for good to choice new, and 26G2S for ordi
nary picked roll, 3o@S24c; Western, 1s9224c oh.
CHEEsE-The several depots sufficiently fur
nished to meet all moderate demands Holders
generally insist full rates. California, l3G14c for
choice 11@12c for fair to good do, factory, in
boxes, 15al6c; Eastern, 17@lSc; Western, 1249
l5c o ID.
Eaas-Buyers generally want nothing but choice,
which are harl to find. II shippers we're 20 send
TO market oftener there would be less complaint OF
stale consignments The trouble and expense of
handling after arrival is no small item, which of
course reduces the profit OF the seller. California,
choice, 30632ic; Interior, 25@2I3c; "estern,
25a26c o dozen.
POULTRY - The market is more favorable
to the buying interest than in a long while.
Live Turkeys, gobbers, 17@19c; Hens, l5a
lie; BOOSTERS s5 5Oa6 for DID, s6 50a7 80 for young
Hens s6a7 so Broiisrs, 81 5Oa5, cording 70 gze
Ducks, s4a5 . dog: Gsese, sl@l 25 y pair
Goslings, 81 25dl so q pair
GAME-Suppy light, while the demand is also
limited. Hare. 81 75a2; Rsbbits slal Is . dozen
Doves 50@75c . dozen; Venison, l2al4c ID
WooL-A good demand is reported fer all choice
fleece. A leading operator informs us that the
stocks OF Humboldt, Mendocino and Sonoma are
closely sold up Sales Of the cheaper WOODS for the
past two weeks will foot up total, it is said, of
15OO,0 900 Ds, and like quantity Of choice descrip-
tons is claimed to have passed out Of first hands
Oregon woods move slowly, though greater activity
is expected in this class kilograms from Bos-
ton report a steady demand on manufacturing &C
count and fair average business, without any dis
turbance in values. We quote: