Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-08

ctI We quote: Feed so@90c; Brewing. 81 100
j 20; Chevalier, 81 15@1 90 for choice Standard
Bay and S5c@Sl for Coast.
UATs-For three deys the sales have been ins'g-
nifcant but this morning a change for the better
occurred and fair transactions reported at full
figures, including 100 SKIS choice Oregon, 81 70; 900
| do, 81 65@1 67k 200 do, 81 Is; 100 do good Cal
65 coast. 81 4061 SIS Oregon and Washington
Territory 81 5o@1 TO- SURPRISE 81 65@1 rs o ctl.
CoRS-rhe market is again tolerably well fur
nished, some $500 SKIS having arrived from the
lower coast to-day. On Change there did not seem
- be much inquiry, and sales were meager and en-
t;ralv of setail character. We quote: Yellow, 81
al oaS for large, ana 81 05@l OH for small
white, 81 1901 III q ctl.
RYE-s1 40@1 IS q ctl.
BucKwHEAr-s1 6o@1 IS = cti soa
HAY-Stock sGas; Stable, ssals Barley, eo@
10 Wild Dat, 81 5o@1s; Wheat. sleaiz g ION ION
Hors-In many sections not over nan ; .ne Gu Gus
ton,ary Weld per acre is expected the coming sea-
SON owing 20 late cold weather Still there has
been an increased acreage, and it is quite probable
that the crop will show hardly any diminution in
the aggregate. Quotable At log2oc H. IN
81 45aI IS for Brown Canary, 3l@3lc; Hemp, SC;
Rane. 2Ia24c; Timothy. Sd9c for native, and
loa1lc for imported; Flax, 2@2ac; Alfalfa, l6t@
lie q II.
SKIS old lying on the wharf seeking custom at 40c
q ctl New are in demand at S1@1 80 for sacks
and 81 goal 80 q ctl for boxes.
OsIoHs-Quotable at 90c@S1 q ctl.
BEASs-We cote: Bayos, S74c@s1 ID; Butter,
81 40@l SO for small, and 81 55@l IS for large !;
Castor, s3@o so Lima, 81 2oa2 so; Pea, s2 400
2 so; Pink, s0aS5c: Red, s5@S79c: small White,
81 4062 so lalge White, S2@2 10 q ctl.
vEGE1ABLEs-There seems to be no diminution in
daily supplies All seasonable descriptions are well
represented while prices continue to favor consum
ers. Green Peppers. 1s@2o; . 70: aarrowlat
Parsnips, 75c; Beets, Csc: Carrots. 4096oc !;
Turnips soc q ctl Caulihower. 60a65c .
dozen Cabbage. 75cdS1 3 ctl Garlic. 2@2tc; Green
| toes, 81 for Los Angeles and 81 Is q box for
Winters; Summer Squash, 25@40c D box; String
Beans, ldllc for common and 2a21c D ID for FUN
tain Asparagus, 75c@S1 q box; Cucumbers. &c
for ordinary and l0@l5c o dozen for choice Green
Corn, 129l5c U dozen: Green 0kra, lSc 9 ID; Egg
Plant, 15c o b.
FRUrT-Ihe market is crowded with supplies.
Gamers are buying freely, and their purchases
Peaches sell very irregularly. Some consisnments
were hard to sell at 50c, while few choice boxes
realized 81 so to day. Oranges are wholly neglected
and buyers can pretty well make their own figures.
Gooseberres are less plentiful and Will soon disap
| pear for the season. Apricots are coming forward
very freely and Gamers are said to decline paying
&c q IL for all surplus Apples and pears are yet
green for eating purposes Apples 30g50c basket
| SOC o box Apr.cots, 90c@s1 20 q box; Black
berries s@iOc d basket; Cherries Si@7 . chest
Currants, sf@5 q chest Figs, 20@25c y ID; Goose
berries Sa@4c for common, and bSa6e 9 10 lor
Jose, and 4@5c g basket for Newcastle /;
Peaches, 5Oc@sl q basket or box; Cherry
Plums 40950c for small and 65c@Sl for large
boxes Strawberries, s4@6 q chest; Lemons, spas
o box for California and sSd9 o box for the Sicily
| description Lines, s12d13 o box for Mexican
Tamarinds. 12@15c q %; Bananas. 81 b0@5 u
bunch: Cranberries, s13@l4 Dbl; California
| Oranges, 75cdS1 q box; Tahiti do, sSdl0 q
NJ; Sugar Cane, 81 5O@2 o bunch Pineapples,
s7@s D dozen.
DRIED FRUIT Dealers are not disappointed at
the want of custom. good trade is anticipated
when the season opens. Sundried Apples, 6@6lc for
sliced and 5@5Ic for quartered; Alden
do, 12Ic: Apricots, 1s@20c; Blackberries, 12l
@15c; Figs, 7@Sc for pressed and 5@6c for
I5c; Peaches, is@2oc for peeled and 1o@13c for
unpeeed Pears, 9910c for whole and 9G10c
for sliced Plums, 14ql5c for ptted and 5@6c foT
unpitted; German Prunes, u@l3c q II. California.
Rasins in lots of $50 boxes and upwards, are quoted
as follows 81 25@l SO for whole boxes, 81 50@2
for halves, s2@2 so for quarters and 81 1898 for
eighths with the usual discount to the trade.
HoNEY-No reliable data as to the probable
Yield this season can be furnished at present.
Reports from Los Angeles county
fiictng, while statements from other southern
sections are equally diverse. The opinion that
short crop may he expected is mos- prevalent
Comb, 11@13c; strained, 5@6c for dark, and 6S7c
. ID for white.
BUrrER-The Constantine arrived last night
with 480 pkgs. In the existing condition OF the
market this quantity has no Pereeptio.e effect
and many dealers unable to fill all orders
at the moment. Prices very steady, and
further advance is being talked Of among
operators Fancy 27lc good to choice, 25a26c in
ferior lots from country stores, 20922c; firkin,
24@25c; picked roll, 25d27ic 2 h.
CHEEsE-Is in good supply, with active in
quiry: California, 1oa121c; do, in drums, LAG
EaGs-Dealers GENERALLY uyya sales East
ern c,nsiguments still come forward to compete
with the native product. The lower coast steamer
| is at hand with 103 boxes. California, 19G2lc !;
Eastern, 17@1sc; Utah, l9c; Oregon, l7l@lslc .
| dozen.
| PouLTRy-Trade is somewhat quiet. Live Turkeys
| gobblers, 16d17c; dc, Hens, 14@15c; dressed,
l4@15c q ID BOOSTERS, IS 5o@e for old and "a 50
40 so for Young Hens. s6S7 50 Broilers. " 5o@
| 6, according to size; Ducks. 81 50a6 o dozen /;
Geese. s1@1 so . pair for old and 81 259l rs for
young
GAME-Hare, s2@2 so: Rabbits, 81 e5a1 so q
| dozen.
| PRovIsIoNs-There is increased activity in the
ct for meat products, and prices are firm at our
quotations. Bacon is especially active, while East
1 ern Hams are also selling freely, with prices
half a cent higher in jobbins lots. Extra Prime
Pork IN bbs is higher there being light supply on
hand, with free demand for standard brands
We quote as follows: Hams-Fas'ern. l50l5lc +;
California, 11@114c; Eastern Breakfast Bacon,
| 13l@14c; California Smoked Bacon, 12@12lc
| Tor heavy and medium, and l3ldl3ic Tor ignt
extra light; Clear Sides. 124@12lc; Pork, sl3 75@l4
for Extra Prime, SIS 50alG for Prime Mess; $50
for Mess s2 for Clear and S22a22 so for Extra Clear
| Pigs Feet, s13@15 q Dbl; Mess Beef, $40 foi
bbls and S6a6 so for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef
| 80 50@l1 Family Beef, sl3@1S Is u Dbl; Cali
forna Smoked Beef, 109loic y n Beef Tongues
IS q dozen Eastern Lard, 15Id15lc q h for al
sly les and sizes of packages; California do. ION
cs, lie; 5-ib cs. lie; pails 12@l21c: kegs, la
12c Royal do. 19lc fol 10 b pals aud l3sc for BIB
pals.
WooL-Trade for a week past has been fairly
active for real good grades, and full quotatons
have been realized. We do not hear OF any pariic-
ular change as to defective or heavy stock, which
| finds no custom. The last two steamers from Ore
| gon brought full cargoes of Eastern Oregon, and
the best grades found buyers at 2ig26c q n as eX-
| treInes No Valley here yet. Our quotations pre-
| sent full figures. We quote job lots as follows
Fancy Sonoms, Humboldt and Mendocino, 2os30c
choice free Northern, 25aS7c slightly defective
| do, 2l@23c; Calayeras and Foothi Wools 23G25c
choice San Joaquin, l9d21c; fair do. 17dlSIc
Southern Coast choice lsl@20c fair do, l7@lSc Q u.