Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-29

for small, and 81 9eal % for large; Castor. $50
| 8 30; Lima, 81 20@2 so; Pea, 81 35@2 80; Pink,
| S0dS5c Red, S5@ST4c; small White, 81 25@2 80 !;
| lalge White, s292 10 o ctl.
| VEGETABLES Green Corn and Tomatoes show
further decline, We quote as follows:
Green Peppers, 4@5c . b. Artichokes, loo
o doz. Parsnips, Toe; Beets Csc Carrots, 4v@6oc
Turnips, soc . cu; CaulIfower; Go'd6sc
Peas, l3@2lc o II Tomatoes, 2o@25c Q box Sum-
mer Squash, 25@40c . box; String Beans, lie
| . 10; Asparagus, 81 box; Cucumbers, 35g
| 40c q box Green Corn, 25c q sack for common
| and case a dozen for sweet Green Okra, Ease q
| Ii; Egg Plant, 75c@Si q box.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were in tolerably fair supply
| to-day, though selling slowly. Grapes make poor
exhibit as yet. Catalogues so far have been small
| and undesirable. Common Peaches are abundant,
and prices largely favor buyers. Crawfcrds not
arri%;ilg fraaiv Figs are not in general request,
| even at low rates. Gamers continue to take all
surplus Berries, thus helping to sustain values
We quote Apples, green, 10dl5c q basket and Esq
| 50 q box: red do, 2oa25c q basket and 40GG5c
fsbox; Pears, 20@25c 2 basket, and 30@5oe o box;
Aprcots, 3@4c h; Backberries, sag. = chest Can
taIoupes, 81 50@S case; Cherries, $91o u chestCur
rants 81 to "a so chest Figs, 20@40e box; Grapes,
| 75caS1 % o box; Raspberries, s5@6 so z chest;
Peaches, 2o@3oc z basket and 3o940c e box; Plums,
3o@5Oc Q box; Strawberries, 81 SOFAS so e chest;
| Watermelons, 25@40c apiece Lemons, $50 Q box
| for Sicily Lines se@9 o box for Mexican Tama-
| rinds, Ia08l5c q h; Bananas 81 50a4 o bunch;
cranberries. s1S@l4 2 Dbl; California Oranges,
Cane. 81 5o@2 o bunch; Pineappes, s7@s y dozen.
DRIED FRur-No change. Business quite nomi-
| nal We quote: Sun-dried Apples. ( 6@6lc
for sliced and 5@5lc for CHARTERED; Alden
| al5c; Figs, 7@Sc for pressed aud 5@6c for
Impressed; Smyrna do, 2i@25c; Nectarnes, l4@
lie; Peaches, 1S@20c for peeled and lo1lSe Tor
unpeeled; Pears, 9d10c for whole and 9@l0c
for sliced Plums, 14Cdl5c for p.tted and 5@8c for
unpitted German Prunes, 11@13c z ib. California
Ras;ns in lots of $50 boxes and upwards are quoted
as follows: 81 25al so for whole boxes, 81 50@2
for halves, s2a2 so for quarters and - 1893 for
| eighths with the usual discount to the trade.
HoNEY-We quote: Comb, ll@l3c strained, 30
&c for dark and 64@74c y ID for white.
CHREsY-C California 10G6l2c !; do. in drums, LAG
l5c; Eastern, 17@20c; Western, 149l5c D h.
BuTrER-The market is in bad shape Receipts
are in excess OF immediate wants, and local oper-
ators are not disposed to do any more packing.
Prices are beginnin, to Drop though the movement
is not sufficiently pronounced to induce any marked
change in quotations. Some few diaries still CON-
mand 27Ic but the bulk of fine grades changes
hands at 26@26kc per ctl. We quote as follows
Fancy, 27lc good to choice, 25@26c; inferior lots
from country stores, 20td22c: firkin, 24a2oc
} picked roll, 27lc; Eastern, 1s@22c y h.
Some reliable dealers claim to be doing business at
2Id22c while other equally reputable parties re-
mort sales at 24c u dozen. For two days selected
lots have been jobbing at 22lc to 81! small con-
sgnment from Salt Lake arrived to-day, quotable at
22922kc. Other shipments from the same direction
are on the way. 1t is said that zoe q dozen is the
ruling rate in New York just now, and consequent J
no supplies are expected from that quarter.
PoULTRY-The market was fairly furnished this
morning. and all arrivals found buyers at annexed
rates. Live Turkeys, gobblers, l6alsc; do
Hens, 15a16c; BOOSTERS, S5@5 so for old and
s697 80 for young Hens, scar Brothers, 81 50
al 80, according to size; Ducks So 50@i q dozen;
Geese, 81 q pair for old and s1G1 so for young.
GANE-Hare, s2@2 so; Rabbits, 81 259l 90 q
dozen.
PRoyIsIoSs-Th market is quite active and firm
at quotations, with au increasing demand Higher
prices are probable, as the raw product is higher.
We quote as follows: Hams--Eas'ern. 15@
lSl@l4e; California Smoked Bacon, 12a12tc
for heavy and medium and l3a13ie Tor light and
extra light Clear Sides, l2i@12sc; Pork, S15@l5 so
Tor Extra Prime, s169l7 for Prime Mess, $50
Mess 81 for Clear and s22a22 80 for Extra Clear
Pigs Feet, s14@15 @ Dbl; Mess Beef, SO for
bbis and S6@6 so for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef,
SO 50dDl1; Family Beef. s13g13 % q bbl; Cali
fornia Smoked Beef, 10@10ic . ID; Beef Tongues,
IS q dozen; Eastern Lard, 1519l5ie q ID for al
stJ les and sizes OF packages; California do, 1o-
cs lie; 5-b cs, 2tc; pals 123@13c; kegs, liza
lie; Rnvsl do. l4c for 10 ID and l4ic for
5ib, and 14sc for BIB pals.
WooL-1ne past ten days has been among the
most active of the season, and last years prices
have been paid for the choicest grades of Humboldt
Mendocino and Oregon. There is quite stock OF
southern and middle county defective still on hand,
but buyers pass the same at the prices asked, say
from Ice to 1Sc e III. Eastern adviees show more
strength, but operators claim that there is nothing
in the future to give confidence that the pres
ent range of prices will be maintained The domes-
tic clips large, and important Transactions
have been made in these at relatively cheaper
figures than recent sales IN this market.
We quote: Fancy Sonoma, Humboldt and Men
docino, 3o6t324c; Siskiyou, 27@s2Sc for best
grades choice free Northern, 25@27c; slightly de-
fective do, 21@23c: Calaveras and Foothill Woods,
23@26c; choice San Joaquin, 19@21c; fair dc,
17@lsAc; Southern Coast choice. 1Si@20c; fair do,
17@1Sc Q ID Eastern Oregon, 23d25e & ID for very
| good to strictly choice stock. Nevada 93G2Gc