Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-26

CoRN-Market very quiet. Quotable at 97ic@S1
q etl for large and small Yellow; White, 81 10
81 20 q ell.
RYg-S1 55a1 65 y ctl.
BUcKwHEAT-Sl 75G2 q cl
HAYS to SIS so q ton.
HoPs-Nominal at 15@2lc 2 10
POTATOES Some Early Goodrich we're taken this
morning at 81 40 q ctl for seed purposes. We
quote River Red, 65@70c; Early Rose, 75c;
Tomales, 75aS5c Petaumi, 75gS5c; Humboldt
Sl@1 O5 for Red, 65@75c Tor Kidney and SOq9oe
for Peachblow JERSEY Blues 81 05@l 10 ctl.
osIoSs-75c TO 81 624 #'ctl.
BEANs-Some kinds are very firm. Bayos. slG1 %
Butter, 81 35t91 40 for small, and 81 6O@l IS for
large /. Castor, s3td3 so Lima 81; Pea 81 50g1 so;
Pink. e5cas1 Red. 9Odg5c small White, 81 Goa
65 large White, 81 45(dl so II ctl.
VgaRrABLEs-Supplies moderately plentiful
. to-day Asparagus did shade better, though lower
prices win probably rule TO morrow, as heayy re-
GEMS are expected No Mushrooms are Offering.
Green Peas are in excess OF immediate wants
Good Caulifower is scarce and 4 choice article
follows: Green Peppers, l5@lSc d Marrow
fat Squash Si6 q ton Artichokes, 35c dozen;
Parsnips 81; Beets, 75c; Carrots, f0950c; Iurnips,
e0075e g ell Caulihower, 75c q dozen; CABBAGE,
75c T. ctl; Garlic, lie y 10 Sprouts, 2Ae dry Okra
SdlOc; dry Peppers. 12l0l5c: Green feas, "a lUc
a Ii Ahubarb. 5asc q Ii Tomatoes, Ease q d
Asparagus, 1Oa12Ic q ID Cucumber, 81 259l % e
dozen.
FRUr-There is no improvement to note. APP
pies are dun Of sale at lower rates. ORANGES move
off freely, but any effort TO raise prices would check
the demand. Apples, 9o@S5c q box for ordinary
90caS1 % for choice qualities; Lemons. S699 q
box FOR Sicily, and $2td2 so g box for Cat
ifornia Lines $50 q box for Mexican, aud
seas 6 box for California; Tarnarnds 12dl6c
p b Bauanas, S2ta4 T. bunch Cranberres, so 30
q bbl California Oranges, s. 5o@2 g box; Sugar
Cane. 81 5092 y bunch
DRIED FRUIr-The week has been a very inactive
one We quote Sun-dried Apples, 6d6jc for
sliced and 5@p5Ic for quartered Apricots, 1S@20c;
BIackberries, I2ka15c Figs Se9c for pressed and 81
@6tc for impressed Smyrna do 2i@25e Nectar
ines, 149I5c; Peaches, ls@20c for peeled and l09
I3c for unpeeled; Pears, 9Gl0c for whole and 9alOc
for sliced Plums, 14@l5c for ptted and 5@6c for
unpitted German Prunes 1l@ISc . H. California
Raisins in lots of $50 boxes and upwards quoted
as follows 81 5Oas2 for whole boxes, S2d2 %
for halves, 81 25aS2 50 for quarters aud 81 50@
2 20 for eighths with the usual discount to the
trade.
HosEy-To effect large sales, reduction from
our figures would be more than possible. Comb,
1l@15c; strained, 59Gc for dark, and 697e ii for
white
BUTFER-There are no untitled orders on the mar
ket. Free receipts during the week have enabled
dealers to satisfy all such commissions, At present
there is more stock than can be conveniently
handled, while arrivals for the next two days are
not expected TO be heavy Still s9ftenlrg in val
ueS is believed to be near at hand, and 1t IS not
unlikely that next we we shall have TO make
slight reduction in quotations. Even now it is
difficult to get over 36c Tor Fancy. Adjacent
points, such as San jose, Stockton, Benicia and
Sacramento have been drawing this market
more freely the past two weeks, but return Of
fine weather viii enable these several localities 10
obtain supplies from surrounding neighborhoOdS
that have been temporarily cut Of by the bad c1i
diton Of the roads. The OREGON steamer takes out
a fair shipment to-day, while all intended exports
by the Chinese steamer on Monday have been mainly
secured So that trere Is no nkeilhoOu OF any
pressure before our customary daily receipts are
supplemented with expected liberal cOnsignmeuts
by the southern coast steamers early next week.
We quote Fancy. 360S74c choice roll, 32l@35c y
ID fair TO good, 27l@30c$ II.
CHEEsB- Market toerabiy firm We quote Cali
fornia, l10l4c; do, in drums, l4dl5c y b; Eas-
ern. I6Gl9c; Western l4@l6c q h.
EGGs-TO day we obtain wider range, say 1S(d20c
q dozen, with sales at both extremes Next week
increased consumption is expected, consequent on
the Lenten season. Dealers are not hopeful OF any
particular advance as supplies are coming forward
freels The market is bare OF Eastern and Lime de-
scrptions and the trade has to rely entirely on the
home product
PoUIrRY-Buyers continue to have matters pretty
well their own way. Market weak Turkeys. l0@l24c
q ID for live and lOd13c q II for dressed Rosters
81 1895 for old and S6 GO so for young Hens, $50
6: Broiers, s5o5 80, according 10 size; Ducks,
S7@S g dozen: Geese, s2t62 % = pair.
GASg-Is dull of sale at annexed rates. We
quote Quail 75c@$l; Mallard Ducks, 50 5o@4;
Ganvasback Ducks, sos %; Sprigs; S292 %
Teal, s2@2 50; Widgeon, 81 50dl 70; Brant 81 q
al so; Geese, 81 for white and 81 SOFAS for gray
Honkers, S3a3 so; Snipe 3Oa50c Tor common, and
s. 5od3 g dozen for English; Hare S2g2 %;
Rabbits. 91d1 25 q dozen.
PRovIsIOSs-The demand is good and prices are
firm. We quote follows Eastern Hams,
l3sGTl4c California Hams, l0dl04c Eastern Break
fast Bacon 12.dlSc; California Smoked Bacon, lll5
utcfor heavy and medium, and l2Gl2lc for light and
extra light; Clear Sides, 12Gl2lc; Pork, Sl29l2 90
for Extra Prime, SI56l5 30 for Prime Mess,
go for Mess S2l for Clear and so for Extra Clear;
Pigs Feet, sl4@l5 q Dbl; Mess Beef, $40 for
bbis and &596 so for half bbls: Extra Ness Beef,
$40 5oa1; Family Beef, sI3@l3 50 2 bbl Cali
foruia Smoked Beef, l09l0lc g b; Beef Tongues,
s. Q dozen; Eastern Lard, l3IGl44c g ID Tor al
sly les and sizes of packages; California do, lO-tb
cs, 104c; 5-tb cs lie; pals 1l4dl2c; Royal do,
124c q f..
WooI-The London auction sales seem to lose
none of the interest manifested at the opening Of
the present offerings Yesterday 1910 bales changed
hands prices that denoted scarcely variation
The local situation exhibits no change, Business is
quite nominal.