Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-01
THE MARKETS.
Fruit Fish Game Produce Etc.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.

D. DEBERNARDI & CO., 3os AND 80 X STREET.
CALIFORNIA.
This establishment has recently been
much enlarged, and is now the largest and
finest market III the interior of the State
1t was established in 1871 by two persons,
but one of whom is now a member of the
firm They had but little space. 1t now
occupies an area of 40 by so feet on two
floors, and with yard room and poultry
houses running back 100 feet. Here is kept
everything of vegetables, fruit, game, poui-
try, fresh fish, eggs, produce, garden pro.
ducts, berries and every delicacy IN and
out of season. The firm is now composed
of d. DeBernardi and James CARROLL. 1t
may be noted that, as we write this review
npon the eve of New ears day, at the
Sacramento market, luscious strawberries
are displayed in quantity. They have the
agency for and import the Arrow "
brand of fresh oysters, which are
brought here Theoretically sealed. They
import prairie chickens and Western
game. There is scarcely a delicacy
or appetizing article to be men
tened, usual to the best markets of the
coast, which DeBernardi & Co. do not keep
in sight. In fruits and produce they ship as
far east as Virginia, Nevada, into the Bodie
and Esmeralda regions constantly, through
out the Sierras and foothill counties, and
up and down the valleys. They buy fruits
very largely in Amador, Placer and Ell
Dorado counties, as well as those grown in
our own section. They do general CON-
mission business and upon a large scale.
Their jobbing business has, within few
years, grown into great proportions, and
promises to assume larger ones. Their place
of business is the scene OF the busiest ac-
tivity at all seasons. The members of the
firm have been patient and devoted TO their
business, and their waiting and energy have
found due reward in large and profitable
trade, which reflects credit, not only upon
them, but upon the city where they are
located.
JONES AND ANTHONY, FULTON MARKET,
FIFTH AND X STREETS.
This market is 40 by 100 feet in extent,
most of it being occupied by the market
rooms and the remainder utilized for the
business. The firm deals in all kinds of
poultry, game, earth produce, fruit, butter,
eggs, honey, cheese, apple butter, canned
goods and mince meat, and makes a spe-
cialty of fresh fish. They ship east as far
as Winnemucca, north to Red Bluff,
throughout the mountains and well down
the southern valleys. They buy produce
and do an extensive commission and job
bing business. They ship to any point and
fill any orders. The market was estab-
ished in 1850 by Charles Tortel, to whom
the present firm succeeded, since which
time the market has been doubly enlarged
throughout central California will find at
the Fulton Market ready sale, for cash,
for nearly every line of produce known to
earth growth. The Fulton Market occu-
pies the most central position of any gen.
eral market.
GEORGE COOPER, GAME AND PRODUCE
DEALER, 5l4 X STREET,
Has one of the best stocked markets on
the coast. AT this place can be found at
all times the choicest poultry, butter, eggs,
fruits, vegetables and farm and dairy pro-
duce generally. Mr.. Cooper is also an ex-
tensive shipper of these articles, and enjoys
an interior trade which embraces most of
the northern part of this Stateand stretches
far out among the towns and mining camps
of Nevada. There is probably no like es-
Enlistment on the coast where greater
variety of wild game and fish can be found
than az this establishment. Geese, ducks
of all kinds, hares, rabbits, quail, snipe,
swans, cranes, ETC., are procured by him
fresh from the hunters, who regard Coop
ers place as headquarters. There, too,
may be found the choicest turkeys and
chickens at all seasons. His fish supply is
much larger than ever, He is the owner
of the well known Six-mile Lake, near this
city, from which he is in constant receipt
of fine fresh fish, not excepting an occa-
sional salmon.