Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-14

b for good Washington Territory, 2S@25c Ore
SsEDs-uealers have had to obtain supplies of
alfalfa from Utah to ill orders: Slightly advanced
rates are being paid. Mustard, 81 THAI Tor Yellow,
and s393 Is for Brown /; Canary, 4i@53c; Hemp,
Sc: RARE. 24@2ac; Timothy, s@9c for native,
and 10G1ic for imported Alfalfa, 119l24c; Flax,
292Ic . D.
what firm, particularly for good article. We
quote Petaluma, 81 goal IS; Tomales, 81 %
al 20; River Red. Sl@l 10; Early Rose,
81 25ai so: Humboldt, 81 40a1 40 for Red, 81 3O@
81 for Peachblows, and 81 f5dl 80 for Kid.
neys Oregon, 81 l7l91 80; Jersey Blues 81 30@1 40
oSioss-6o@s5c q ctl.
BBASs-A steadying of asking prices is reported
in some kinds. We quote as follows: Bayos, 81
az Is Butter So 1898 80 for small and "a for large
Castor, s3Q3 rs; Lima, 81 1895 p; Pea, IS 25d
70 Pink, 81 coal 80: Red, 81 759l IS; small
White. 50 5o@4 large White, s3a3 25 . ctl.
VEGETABLEs-Varietie are limited while supplies
keep about regular in quantity, that little oppor
tunity is afforded for any marked iuctuation in val
ues. Squash, S.95 for feed and Sl09l2 q ton for
good Aarrowfat; Dried Peppers, 1s920c . b Arti-
chokes, SOC . dozen Parsnips, 81; Beets, 65c;
Carrots, 35@60s; Turnips, 75c y ctl CauiihoweT.
eOc@Sl doz; Cabbage, f5c@sl . ctl Carrie &c
q n.
FRurT-Strawberries still 90 begging at 40Q50c z
drawer. Choice apples and pears are In demand,
but inferior quality not noticed. we quote
as follows Apples, 40d50c for common ana 81
al 40 o box for good to choice Pears, SOC Tor poor
and S1@l go for good; Grapes, 50cqsl 70 g oox
Lemons AZ 50 for Malaga and 81 50a3 so Q box for
| California Lines S7@s q box for Mexican,
and 50c@S1 q box for California; Mexican oranges,
s20@25 q NJ California do 81 5093 2 box TaIna-
riuds. IlGI5c q h; Bananas. 81 50d4 D bunch
| Cranberries. s13al5 = bbl Pineapples, s7@S
dozen Strawberries. ssdI0 q chest.
| HoSRY-Recepts more than enough to meet
local wants, and there is at the moment no other
custom Comb, 13@1Sc; extracted, 7g5c Tor dark
| and Q61Oe % 10 for white.
BurrgR-Choice fresh diaries are good stock, as
all copsgnments of this kind quickly placed at
full figures Firkin and picked are less firm, owing
to desire on the part Of holders to realize,
! even at a concession on former asking rates.
| We quote: Fancy, 37lc; good to choice, 3oG
35c; inferior lots from country stores, 249274c
arkn 29@32s picked C soll, s SogSzsc Eastern
CHEEsR-Ihe market still presents firm tone,
with good demand. California, l4@l6c; do in drums,
| Ice Eastern, 17d20c; Western, 14@15c q b.
| EGGs-The market continues to soften, under
liberal receipts Some dealers we're of the opinion
that the recent rain caused frmer feeling, owing
| to the probability Of transportation over country
roads being difficult So far, however, the re-
cepts show the reverse of falling off California,
33dS6c Eastern, 30G324e lime, 27a@30c . dozen
PoULTRY-Ma Market fairly furnished. Prices steady,
though not buovant. Live Turkeys gobbers, l2@13c
do Hens, l29l3c; dressed do, 14@l6c q b BOOSTERS
s4d5 so; Hens 81 50d5 so; Broilers, s3 5094 80,
accoding to size; Ducks, S5@6 so 8 dozen; Geese,
| 81 Seal IS y pair.
GAME-Prices were well sustained. Shipments
are generally in fair condition and sell readily at
current rates. Ballard Du.ks, s3@3 so, Canyasback
do, SO 1898 IS /; Honkers, s4@4 80 Brant and White
Geese, 81 50Q1 70 Grey Geese 81 50d3 Teal, 75ed
81; Quail, 81; Sprig, 81 75@2; Widgeon. sl@
l % Snipe, soc for common and 81 25@1 so for
! English Hare, S2@2 Is; Rabbits. Sl'Gl SO g dozen.
| WooL-There has been, as We expected, free
demand recently for cheap defective woods, conse
quent upon reduce overland freight charges. Last
week large quantities placed for both scour-
| ing and shipment The scourers, however, are
| buying this stock only at very low rates and for
working up go days hence. There has been no ma
terial change to note in prices, has the recent
demand made an outlet for the very poorest,
heaviest stock So far it has been impossible to get
prices low enough on this class OF wool. The very
best grades with staple are selling fairly we'll One
leading firm reports sales OF 10000 lbs at 9@11c fol-
poor, 11@1sc fer good seedy and detective stock,
and 14@lGc for good to choice mountain stock
We quote as follows San joaquin, 991Sc; South
ern bury, 9@12c; Northern free, l6elSc fcr good
and 1S@20c for choice: Mountain free, 139l6c, as
to shrinkage; Nevada free, l5@1Sc; Lamb, l3@I6c
Eastern Oregon Lamb, 2o@25c; Valley do, 25fd2St
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