Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-22

Buyer 1sSe-iCo tons, 929lc; TO, 993sc; 100,
9914e; 100. g95Sc.
No Brewing, buyer season-SO0 tons. 81 .;
100, 81 25S4; 100. ST 255s: 200, 81 %; 100, & 261l
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer s~eason-l00 tons, 81 u.
Buying lSS6-D0 tons, 995ec; 100, 99tac, 100,
Seller ~season-100 tons, 92Nc.
Seller 1SS6-lO0 tons, 93Ac; 100, 9S3 &c; 100,
O~ATS-Oferings are generally free, though
lots of strictly prime nature are anything but
plentiful. Trade is fairly active and the market
is kept well in motion. Some inquiry prevails
lows: California feed, 81 15@1 IS; good to
choice Humboldt, 81 25G1 321a; Oregon, 81 20@.
l 25 for No. l, and 81 1901 20 for lower grades;
Surprise, 81 4O@1 Is Black, 81 059l 25 p ctl.
braska, as mixed quality can now be brought
here at q tritie below present rates. We
quote as follows: California, 81 154l 70 for
large; small Yellow IS nominal, there being 10
offerings. Nebraskai is q~uotable at 81 10 to 81 Is
for mixed and 81 15@l 20 9 cl for straight yell
low; White, 81 l5@1 % p cti.
SE~EDS-Shipments of Brown Mustard to the
| East are suspended for the present. 4 strictly
choice article would bring s. so and perhaps Il
trifie more. Most of the Brown now arriving,
however, is of No. . grade, selling at a range
| price. We quote Us follows: Mustard, Brown,
| u 25@2 so; Yellow, S3a3 2jP ctl Canary, 81
ode; Hemp, 5@5%c; Rape, l1a@2c; Timothy,
Ga &c Alfalfa, nominal; Flax, q 25@2 so 2 ctl.
HAY-Choice product is III request at top
rates. We quote Alfalfa, S6eS so; CAT,
S5@9; Barley, S4@5 50 Wheat, S6@l2 90 p ton.
HOPS-The failure of the New York crop has
not as yet created any very pressing demand
| from that direction. Probably, as soon as deal
erS are well stocked with c~onsignments, an I'M
pToyement in local trade will occur. From 25c
to SOC 8 ID will represent the extremes OF the
market.
English growers are becoming alarmed at the
Threatened destruction of their Hop industry
through foreign competition. AT a recent meet
inp of representative farmers il was asserted
that, directly and indirectly. the sum of "a, 000.-
| 600 was annually expended in the production of
this article, which would be almost entirely lost
it the hop land were to go out of cultivation.
The present depression OF the market was at
tribuGed partly 10 the undue preference TO for
eign imports as well rs TO the railroad compa-
MES carrying foreign Hops AT cheaper rates
than the Eng'tsh-groWn product. Among the
propositions suggested to help matters was one
TO the effect that an Act should be passed prohib-
ting the landing of every bale OF foreign Hops
which is not sealed by the authorities of the dis
trict in which they are grown and Il certificate
accommodating them from such authorities guar
anteeiDg that they were grown in the particular
district stated, and that the date OF growth is
correct. England consumes somewhere in the
neighborhood OF d,OOo,Cu lbs OF Hops annually,
and must necessarily buy in distant markets if
unable 10 raise sufficient to supply the home de
mand.
IN regard 10 the ylplO ana Qlla1ltv OF the Eng
lish crop the following from the London circular
Of George DOrnbusch. under date of August
30tfl. is of interest AFTER Thorough examinG-
tion of the Hop grounds of England, we esti-
mate the probable yield to be equal to f300,00O
Old Duty. This is said by local dealers to be
equal to $4,000 American bales. The quality
will be equal to any grown on record. Fully
n~ine-tenths of the gardens look magnificent,
being perfectly free from any disease whatever.
The cones are large and of Il most beautiful
color and full of aroma.
"a general start will be made this week with
the ingathering of the crop, the recent forcing
weather having caused the plantations TO make
rapid and favorable progress. With suitable
weather for the next few weeks, there is promise
OF one of the best crops being harvested that we
have had for many years, both as to quantity
and quality. No reliable values for the new
growth can be quoted, as practically no busines
has yet been done"
RYE-Is unchanged. Smailofferings and light
inquiry keep the market in quet condition.
Quotable at s. 25d1 2614 q ctl.
ChWHEAT-Nominally quotable at 81 Ia
to 81 20 p ell.
PoTAToES-Good demand for all kinds has
prevailed this week, and advanced rates have
beens established generally. River Reds,
S5c9Sl -; Early Rose, 75c9sl I2% = ctl: Peer
less. 81 SOL IS; Mission Garnet Chile, 81 200
l 30 Fctl; Sweet, 75c@Sl . ctl; Burbank Seed
lings, 81 40 q etl.
O~NIONS-show fair steadiness. Quotable at
6ag0c 4 ell for silverskins. Picking Onions,
BEANs-We quote: Bayos, 81 so91 50: But
ter. 81 25@l 80; Pink, 81 isG1 Is; Red, 81 JOG
l 10 Lima, s2G2 p for good to choice Pea,
81 coal 80: Small White, 81 COOL 50 p ctl.
NEGEfABLES-There is a good display of ey-
erything IN season. Tomatoes have been i'll FIX
cesslye supply for a few days, and if Gamers did
not take the surplus moreO less dumping would
be necessary TO clean up the market. We
quote: Green Peas, 81 2 sack; String Beans, 20
1%c 2 70; Cucumbers, 25GS5c = bog; Green
Peppers, 25GSe p box: Egg Plant, 5ocGs1 p
box Green Corn, 29aSec FOR small boxes
and 0aGc for large boxes; iona
40c box for bay ~Artichckes. I03l5c ?
dozen; Carrots, $4,000 p ct: TuTnips. 75c9S1
. ctl; Beets, 81 sack; Parxnips, 81 so 2 c.l
CGuliaower 81 2 dozen Cabbage, 6eG75c p Gil;
Garlic, SGS54c 2 10: Celery. 59a6Oc v dozen I;
Dry Peppers, loc; Dry Okra, 15G.171ze n: Sum
mer Squash, 2@2ec ? box.
Embellishments and Captaloupes con-.
tinue plentiful aud cheap. Table Grapes are TO
and the same remark applies TO Wine descrip-
tons. Peaches find moderate custom. Straw
berries good prices, as also do Rnsp-
berries, the receipts of the latter being very
light. Figs are not in favor, though Offering
low. pluns are abundant and values do not
improve. Figs. 2o@Jc 2 box; Apples, 25c to
SOC for common and z5c6sI y 2 box fer good
to choice; Pears, $50 5c a box Bartlett
Pears. slo2 Is: Watermelons, S3@5 p 100 for san
jose and sia6 Z 100 for Lodi: Catalogues % 40c
p crate; Grapes, 25Giec 2 box for ordinary kinds
of Black and 15csds1 for Isabella: SOt7 40c for Mus
cat. and 25@s0c for Tokay; Wine Grapes, si5623
2 ton. Peaches. 75eGSl IS: Plufns. Ltdic 2 b;
Ounces, i0G50c = box; Strawberries, S. 5095
3 chest; Raspberries, SSGf0: H9ckleberries, ga
SEE d; MexlcSn Lines. s7GS; Lemons. Sicily,
Bsnsnss, 81 5oGS 2 bunch: P~inespples, 81 80
G5 90 . dozen.
BUTTSR-AR article that can be classed as
fancy il go Leagee fhst sellers can about dictate