Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-17


Hors-Fair. 15@lSc; choice, ao@22c 81
SREDs-Mustard, 81 COOL 70 for Yellow, and
81 45@l So for Brown Canary 3ld3lc; Hemp, Sc
Rape, 2i@2ic; Timothy. sa9c for native, and
10g11c for imported; Flax, 2@2ac; Alfalfa, 162@
l7c q ID.
BEaNs-Sales to-day include 500 SKIS Pea at 80 10
u ctl. Bayos, 75c@Sl 12l; Butter 81 12l@1 Is
for small, and 81 40 g go for large
az 05; Pink, s0aS5c; Red, s5@S7Ic; small White,
s2@2 25; laige White. s2@2 10 . ctl.
PoTAToEs-lt looks very much as if growers would
continue to realize well on their product. Good sack
lots the wharf bring 90c@s1 12 while boxes sell
at sl@1 % Z ctl. Sweet Of sound quality bring
81 so, though sales of poorer descriptions were
made at 81 81 q ct.
VEGETABLEs-Green corn of good quality commands
better price, but poor lots find no custom Gu
cumbers are still sent forward, although growers
have been advised that the market is surfeited. =
large quantity was again dumped iu the bay this
morning. Marrowfat Squash, s1o@15 q ton /;
Green Peppers, 5o@65c . box; Artichokes, loo .
dozen Parsnips, 75c; Beets Csc; Carrots, 400
6oc; Turnips, SOC q ctl; Caulifower, G0@65c
. ioz; Cabbage. 75c@sl q ctl; Garlic, 11c; Green
Peas, Haze y h; Tomatoes, 2o@25c for sacra-
mento and 25@35c q box for bay; Summer
Squash SOC q box; String Beans, 18lIc
q ID: Cucumbers, 20935c g box Green Corn, 15a
20c q dozen; Green Okra, SAGE @ II Egg Plant
81 25ld1 so q box.
FRGT-Supplies are not quite so large, but still
the receipts are enough for dealers to handle with
profitable return to cor sgnors Grapes and Peaches
are III IaNOr Iull haSpDerrleS make OUT q
light exhibit. Strawberries are not very PLENTIFUL
though in sufficient supply for all demands
Blackberiies are anything but drug. Catalogues
sell at wide range, owing TO the over ripe cond-
ton Of m any Shipments Watermelons find good GUS
tom. Apples, 40@50e for common and 75c@sl 25
q box for good to choice Pears, 50975c q box
for common, and 81 SOAP q box for Bartlett !;
Blaekberries, So y chest; Cantaloupes, SOC
@s1 % z crate; Figs, 50@75c o box; Grapes,
40@5oc for ordinary, 75c@s1 for Rose OF
Peru, 90e@S1 25 for Black Hamburg, and 81 Esq
so o box for Muscat; Raspberries, s1o@11
q chest; Peaches, 40@50c U basket and 50a75c y
box for ordinary kinds. 75casl 20 q basket for
Crawford and 81 2561 rs q box for
cling; German Prunes, 50a6oc y box; Pums,
Haze q ID Strawberries, s4@5 q chest; Water
melons, S5@T for common and sSa12 y hun
bred for choice Lemons, Sl4@15 q box for Sicily /;
Lines, s6@S q box for Mexican; Tama-
rinds 129l5c q NJ; Bananas. % SOFA y bunch ;
cranberries, s13d14 q Dbl; California Oranges,
81 25@2 q box; Tahiti do, S2o@22 80 o NJ; Pine
apples, S7dS u dozen.
HoSEY-Comb, 14o16c; extracted, 79Sc for dark,
and 9d11c z ID for white.
BUTTER-It is only avery choice article that COM
rHands the top fancy rate. Fancy, 32ld35c q h /;
good to choice, 25@30c inferior lots from country
stores, 20a22c; frkin, .24@26c; picked roll, 2SGf
Soc Eastern, 1S125c.
CHEEsE-Trade seems to be easing up little, but
prices do not vary. We quote: California, 12@14c
do, in drums, i4@15c; Eastern, 17@20c Western.
14ai5c g h.
EGGs-Offerings OF Eastern are quite large but
quotations show wide range, as consignments diff
fer greatly in quality. California in good de-
mand, though buyers do not like paying full fig.
ures. California, 25@274c; Utah, 22a24c; Eastern,
| l7@25c 9 dozen.
| PoUlTRY-Demand light, and dealers are disposed
to shade trihe on values Live Turkeys,
gobblers, 1ss19c do Hens, 15917c; Rosters $50
5Ofor old and 81 5oa5 % for young; Hens. s5 90
@6 so; Broilers, s2a3 So according to size Ducks,
S475 D dozen Geese, 81 25td1 rs . pair.
GANE-Hars, g 5o@2 70; Rabbits, 75casl % q
dozen; Venison, 10@l2c % n.
Provisions There is strong market for Meat
| products, and Bacon is higher, with increasing
demand. Our packers find it easy task to keep
| up with the strong local demand for Lard, which
| continues so high at Eastern packing points thst
| it cannot be imported to compete with the home
product A steady and fair trade is also being done
| in barrel provisions for ship and export use.
| We quote follows Eastern Hams, 153@161c;
| California Hams, 1l@i14c; Eastern Breakfast Bacon,
| 144@l5c; California Smoked Bacon, 13G13lc for
heavy and medium, and Halle for light and
extra light; Clear Sides 13l@13zc; Pork, s16@16 so
Tor Extra Prime, s17 5oa1s for Prime Mess, $50 SO
for Mess s2l so fer Clear and S22 5Ga23 for Extra
Clear Pigs Feet, s1s@15 o Dbl; Mess Beef, $40 for
| bbls and 1896 so for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef,
| $40 50a11; Family Beef. s13a13 25 q Dbl Cali
| fornia Smoked Beef, 10@1etc q h; Beef Tongues,
| IS q dozen; Eastern Lard, 154916ic q ID for all
sty les and sizes Of packages; California do, 10-h
cases, 12l913c; 5-ib cs, 13@13lc: pals, l3l@iic
kegs 12l3e: Royal do 14lc fol 10 h, 14ac for BIB
and 15c for Bib pals.
WooL-Sonoma, Humboldt and Mendocino de-
| scriptiens are pretty well closed out Eastern Ore
gon of better class is tolerahy well used up, but Of
] valleys taere is still quite good stock remaining
| in first hands. The quotations for Eastern are
steadily maintained, but it would be difficult to give
a correct figure for valleys. as there has been DC
| trade in these for some time back. Some very
| choice lots OF Umpqua (oregon) Woods are being
received, and will be ready for offer shortly. Sew
eral parcels of Lamb Wool have reached market
| but none of them OF choice character. We hear
of no sales of this class as yet. Dealers all look
for low prices for fall shearirgs. We quote Fancy
Sonoma, Humboldt and Nendocino 3e@31c; Siski
you, 24@2sc for best grades San Joaquin, l6@l7c
| for fair; Southern Coast choice, 16a1sc fair do,
I5@I6c q b; Nevada, 20a24c Eastern Oregon, 19
@22c q Ii for heavy and 24@26c for good to
| choice Valley 971a9Sc n H.