Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-04

OyIoNs-Sales of California were made on the
wharf this morning at 81 1904 so q ctl.
BEAYs-Bayos, 81 10@l 2Ia; Butter, 81 45@1 so for
small, and 81 55@l 65 for large Castor, s3@3 so
Lima, 81 20d2 so Pea, 81 l0@2 20; Pink, 90d92lc !;
Red. S7l@90c; small White, S2d2 10; large White,
81 75d1 90 o ctl.
VEGErABLBs-R Receipts continue to increase in
volume, and prices generally tend to lower
range Green Peppers, S@15c Q n: Marrow
fat Squash, $50 q ton Artichokes, loo o doz.;
Parsnips, Zoe; Beets, 75c; Carrots 5o@60c; Tunips
5o@60ce ctl; Caulihower, coarse q dozen Cabbage,
81 q ctl: Garlic, 2@22c o n; Green Peas,
sweet; Rhubarb, 81 q box; Tomatoes, S@l0c !;
Summer Squash, 60G75c q box String Beans, 5td7c
z ID; Asparagus, 75cdSl % q box; Cueu nbers,
20d30c for ordinary and 50975c Q dozen for choice
FRUT-Previous reports OF the destruction OF the
Delaware peach crop are confirmed by late telegraph
accounts. For period of twenty-five years the
situation has not be II so bad. Ii it were not for
the wants of Gamers. Strawberries would touch a
lower figure. Gooseberries find but little favor be-
ing small and unripe There is no great assortment
Of Cherries at present, though we have some very
fine and very poor specimens, selling at a wide
range. Some choice Tartarian Cherries from H. A.
Bassfords ranch at Vacaville the st of any amount
this season, brought an advance on quotations,
selling at 40c q Ii. Oranges are moderately plenti-
full, We quote as follows for job
bing lots; Apples, .3o925e g box for or.
Strawberries, s5aS e chest for all varieties !;
Lemons, 81 5o@3 Q box for California,
and s9dl0 e box for the Sicily description J;
LINES. Sl5@l6 a box for Mexican, and
S596 q box for California; Tamarinds, 12@l5c q
b Bananas g SOFAS o bunch 'Cranberries, sl3@l4
q Dbl; California Oranges, 81 25@2 q box !;
Cherries, 5@l2c fer white and lO@25c % ID
for black Gooseberries, &c ID; Sugar Cane, 81 30
az @ bunch; Pineapples, 7@S q doz
HoNRY-Comb, 11d13c; strained, 596c for dark
and 6d7c q ID for white.
BuTTER-The market this morning seemed a
shade easier. Receipts for day or two show a
slight increase, while the outside demand is un-
doubtedly slackenng. We quote as follows ::
21@22c for ordinary, and 22a@239c q ID for good
to choice, with fancy brands selling at a
small advance inferior lots from country stores 10
@20c; frkin, 23@24c e h.
CHEEsR-The shelves OF the several depots are
fairly filled, though fears ofsurp,us atpresent
entertained. California, ll@l4c; do, in drums, lag
l5c; Eastern, 17@2oc; Western, 14@15c u Ii.
EGGs-The market is free of excitement. Sales
effected at a range of l9a20c Il dozen for Cali
fornia No Eastern Oregon in first hands.
POULTRY Our quotation for dressed Turkeys is
nominal, as none have arrived this week. Buyers
have the advantage just now We quote: Live Tur-
keys gobblers, 12@14c; do, Hens, 14@15c; dressed,
sSa9 so for young Hens, s6a7; Broilers, s3d7,
according to size; Ducks. 81 5O@S q dozen Geese,
81 50d1 rs o pair for old and 81 50@2 70 for young
GAME-The few descriptions that now come for
ward do not meet with ready sale. We quote ::
Snipe, 75c@Sl for common, and S2@2 so e dozen
for English Hare, 81 25d1 rs: Rabbits S1@1 %
u dozen.
WooL-Since Saturday The local market has been
less active, without anything to justify change in
values Ii is stated on good authority that within
few days 27ic y Ii has been paid at the Bluffs
which is looked upon by dealers very extreme
figure, being equal to isle u ID delivered at
San Francisco. We quote as follows: Choice free
Northern, 259e6c; slightly defective do, Ola
San Joaquin, l9d21c; fair do, 17alSlc; Southern
Coast choice lS2@20c; fair do, 17@lSc e h.