Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-01

BUckwHEAT-sl 75@2 ctl.
| HAY-S6 80 to Sl1 So
| HoPs-15@20c q b.
| SEEDs-Mustard, 81 coal 20 for Yellow and
| 81 45dl So for Brown Canary, 31@3lc; Hemp, SC !;
Rape, 2192Ic; Timothy, S@9c for native, and
l0a11c for imported Flax, 2@2ac; Alfalfa, 163@
| lie q Ii.
! PorAToEs-Our quotations for old are more or
| less nominal, as holders are disposed to concede in
order to clean up. New are selling at 81 2o9l 90
in sacks, and 81 75@2 q ctl in boxes Old are quot
able as follows: Tomales. 35@45c; Petaluma, 35@
45c; Humboldt, Soc for Red Coo for Kidney and soc
for Peachblow Oregon and Puget Sound, Coo . ctl.
ONIoNs-sl 25@1 Sic q ctl
| BEANs-Dealers report fair inquiry. We
quote Bayos, s7lc@s1 Is; Butter, 81 4o91 so
for small, and 81 55@1 Go for large Castor, s3@
| 8 so Lima, 81 20@2 so; Pea, 81 1902 so; Pink,
s5as74c; Red. s5@s7Ec; small White, 81 4o@2 90 {;
| laI ge White, S2@2 10 q ctl.
VEGErABLEs-The first egg plant Of the season was
sent in this morning from the ranch OF X. H. Sack.
EFT, of Winters, selling at 1Sc q ID. Continued
liberal supplies of nearly all varieties keep prices
| low Green corn and okra have largely declined.
Cucumbers are also much cheaper. Some 200
boxes of asparagus were dumped this morn
ing. being unstable. We quote as follows :
Squash, sl6 . ton Artichokes, 1oc u dozen; ;
Parsnips, 75c Beets, Csc; Carrots, 100000; ;
Turnips, soc q ct; Cauifower, G0@65c q
dozen Cabbage, 75c@s1 q ct Garlic, 2@2sc; Green
| Peas Haze q 10 khubarb, I5cGsl u box; To-
natoes 4d5c q ID for Los Angeesand 81 75@2tbx for
Winters Summer Squash, 35G50c q box; String
Beans, 2d21c for common and 3@3ac q ID for foun-
tain Asparagus, 50cdsl q box; Cucumbers, &c
for ordinary and 10(0l5c q dozen for choice Green
| Corn, l0t6l5c q dozen; Green Okra, Zoe e 10.
FRuiT-Were it not for increased custom, conse-
auent upon low ruling prices the market would be
in bad shape. Gamers are buying full up to their
capacity while the regular trade is about as brisk
a, dealers could desire. There seems to be 70 dis
elimination against any particular fruit. All ripe
descrip ions meet with favor, and though supplies
are quite heavy there is little surplus hand at
the close of each day. Peaches are expected next
| week to become more prominent feature. Re-
ceipts will probably be very large this season. The
crop of apples, according to the opinions OF many
well-informed persons, is not likely to be ex-
cessive. We quote: Apples, 40@50c q bas-
ket and q o box; Pears, 20@25e g basket,
and 5od75c . box Apricots, 5o@6oc for PRINCE
berries, Ease q basket; Cherries, S5@s p chest
Currants S4d4 so q chest; Gooseberres, 3l@4c for
common and 5@6c u h for English ; Raspberries,
SS@10 q chest for San Jose, and 4G5c q basket for
Newcastle Peaches 81 25d1 IS Cherry Plums, 75cd
81 e box Strawberries, S5@5 e chest Lemons, S2@3
q box for California and SSG9 q box for the Sicily
description Lines, sl2d13 Y box for Mexican;
Tamarinds, 12@15c q b; Bananas, 81 50@5 q
bunch; Cranberries, s1S@14 q Dbl; California
Oranges sl@l IS . box; Tahiti do, s12@l5 .
NJ; Sugar Cane, 81 5o@2 y bunch; Pineapples,
s7@S o dozen.
DRIED FRuIT-There is an absence of all inquiry.
We quote sundried Apples, 6@61c for
sliced and 5@5!c for quartered; Alden
do, 12ac; Aprieots, 1S@2oc; Blackberries, 12A
@15c; Figs, 7@sc for pressed and 6@ee for
impressed; Smyrna do, 2i@25c; Nectarines, lag
! l5c Peaches, lS@20c for peeled and 10@13c for
unpeeled; Pears, 9@loc for whole and 9@1Oc
for sliced Plums, 14@l5c for pitted and 516c for
unpitted German Prunes, 1l@13c q h. California
Raisins in lots of $50 boxes and upwards quoted
as follows 81 25@1 so for whole boxes, 81 50a2
for halves, s2@2 50 for quarters and 81 1898 for
eghths, with the usual discount to the trade.
HoNsY-Comb, 11al3c; strained, 5@6c for dark,
! and 6d7c q II for white.
| BUTTER-The market is buoyant- So far this
season dairymen have little cause Of complaint, as
prices have been uniformly well sustained. The
! Constantine yesterday brought up some $50 pkgs
from the lower coast but dealers report the bulk of
consignments having already passed from first
hands. The several depots exhibit hight stock.
21@22c for ordinary, and 23'024c e ID for
good to choice, with fancy brands selling
at small advance inferior lots from country
stores, 19a2lc; frkin, 24G25c; picked roll, ESQ
! 2T1c z ID.
CHEESE Stocks arc gradually charging. Calfor-
| mia, l09l2lc; do, in drums, i4915c; Eastern, 17@
zoe; Western, 14a15c . It,
E66s-Eastern shipments coming forward
rather freely. Several liberal cons gnments were
received to day, causing further weakening in
value. California, 19d2llc Eastern, 1Sd)9c = doZ.
| PoUITRY-Is in pretty good demand Young
ROSTERS are shade cheaper. Live Turkeys,
| gobbers, 17d19c; do, Hens, 14dl6c; dressed,
l5d1Tc 9 II BOOSTERS, $5@5 so for oil and 81 80
| a9 so for young Hens, &C. al so; Broers, f3 50d
| 6 90 according to size; Ducks, s5d6 . dozen ;
Geese, s1@1 so . pair for old and 81 25al IS for
CASE Very light trade. Hare, s2@25o: Rabbits,
81 25a1 so 3 dozen
| PRovIsIoNs-The market for meat products is
| more active, and prices well maintained at
the quotations given. The demand in this line is
steadily increasing, as is usual during the summer
and autumn months. Eastern hams selling
more freely, while prices have an advancing ten
| tendency. We quote as follows Hams-Esstern
Iild15c; California 119ll4c; Eastern Breakfast Ba
con- lS1@l4c; California Smoked Bacon, 12d12lc
] for heavy and medium, and 13al3lc for light and
extra light Clear Sides 12aa12sc; Pork, Sl3@l3 SO
for Extra Prime, sl5@l5 50 for Prime Mess $50
fer Mess 81 for Clear and S22a22 so for Extra Clear
| Pigs Feet, S18@l5 g Dbl; Mess Beef, $40 for
| bbs ard S6(68 so for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef
SO 50Gll; Family Beef, S13dl3 30 . bbl Cali
| fornia Smoked Beef, l0dl01c q h (; Beef Tongues
IS q dozen; Eastern Lard, 15ldl57c q h for al
sly les and sizes Of PACKAGES California do, ION
cs lie; SID cs, lie; pals, 12e9124c; Royal do
| l3lc fol 10 u pals and 1859 for 5-ib pals.
WooL-There is but little choice San Joaquin
Offering Most of the lots unsold bury and de-
fective Trade has c rather fair for week pas,
tie bulk of attention being given TO strictly choice
scriptions. For fancy Sonoma, in particularly
light handsome condition, 29c z h can readily be
obtained. Other kinds seek custom in vain, and
our quotations may be considered extreme
! figures The Oregon crop is beginning TO arrive at
| Portland So far clnsignments have b en- confined
TO the Eastern section. Valley descriptions had not
come TO hand up TO Saturday though shearing had
| fairly commenced. A diff renee between the views
OF buyers and sellers prevented any movement Of
magnitude Fancy Sonoma, 2Slt129c; choice free
Calaveras and Foothiil Weois, 23a25c choice San
JOAQUIN l9d2lc fair do, l7dl5lc; Southern Coast
choice, ISlG20c; fair do, 17dlsc g ID.