Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-09


The crop of 1852 is placed by those who arc be
5eved 20 be best informed at 575, 600 bales and the
total consumption at sos .0O0 bales, thus showing
shortage this year of 100000 bales. OF the esti-
mated total crop, 575, coo bales it is stated that
England viii probably produce 1872 600 bales, Ger.
many 1921, 900 bales, and America 10000 bales.
sEGETABLEs-Tomatoes are cheaper, owing TO
large supplies. Prices Of other kinds generally
lots as follows: Marrowfat Squash, s7al0 3 ton !:
ATtichokes, 25g50c D sack Parsnips, 81;
Beta, 75c; Carrots, 5o@65c; Turnips, SOC
cSS 5oaeoc n% o Garlic Sgr.oG i1S. iS1es
Cucumbers, 25d40c ~ box Green Peas, l5d &c az 10
Green Peppers, 50@75s q box; Tomatoes S0a50c
2 box spisach, Csc b sack Celery, 75c y dozen !;
summer Squash, 50150c q box; String Beans, ga
2lc e b; Green Corn, l0@Isc y dozen okra, Ga
Sc q h Egg Plant, 76ct9Sl u box.
fRuIr-AprIcots and Pums find no custom 1t
growers for all the Plums that could be conveniently
handled, and commission men have alterna-
tive but to dump all surplus stock. Cantaloupes
ard Watermeions are quite plentiful. Strawberries
make but light exhibit. Baekherries still come
aicng freely, though the bulk Of arrivals 20 70 the
canning establishments. Peaches are increasing in
quantity aud improving in quality. Apples 250rs DC
"A basket. aud 5ocGSl Il box Pears 25a5Oc q basket
and 5ed75c 2 box (; Bartlett, 50660c q basket and
81 So9l IS b box; Neetaiines, Acc z 10 Straw
berries, sloal2 d chest; Raspberries, S9012 q
chest; Peaches i0d6oc i box and 40@5oc u bask ct
for common, e0eE0c for Crawford; Figs.
75c@Sl s5 u box; Grapes, 50@75c for ordinary
aud Sl@r1 10 g box for good to choice Plums,
25@75c q box; BackberFies, s4G5 q chest April
cots, ls@2c q b; Watermelons, S3@s g 100
Cantaloupes, 35cdSl 25 I crate; Lemons, 5000 .
box for Sicily and s2d2 so for California Lines,
81 506S q box for Mexican TzInarinds, 12GI6c
y b; Bananas. 81 60@4 o bunch Pineapples. s6Q
S 3 dozen.
BUrrER-The probabilities are in favor of another
small advance in fresh descriptions. Choice brands
in good demand and the market is feirly cleaned
Of that class of goods. Medium grades share only
slightly in the buoyant feeling We quote as follows
2f}2ac inferior lots from country st res 23d25c
frkia, 29GS1c for good to choice new, and 25e2T5
fcT Ordinary picked roll, SoG32lc; Western, lsg
22lo y n.
CHEEsE--we quote California, ls@l4o for choice /;
u@l2c for fair to good: do, factory, in boxes,
l6dllc Eastern. l6@isc; Western. I1Gl5c z 10.
WooL-Dealers note a pause In Wool matters, with
extreme dizziness for the time beiag. The stocks on
band reported to be quite large aud varied, and
II Is assei ted that purchasers would have diff
Gu ty in supplying themselves with such grades as
they wanted. The stock of Menuocino and Hum.
bcdt is large, the few early sales made of this de-
scription did not embrace much OF the clip. AS to
ltices and quotations. Ties may be considered
nominal Ia the absence Of trade. but we are
assured that dealers and holders generally would be
glad TO DO business the basis of quotations given
by US to-day. The sales for the past week have
been light, and embraced principally poor descrip-
tons OF San Joaquin and Southern including 100 900
D. San Joaquin and Southern at 16alSc and sc, COO
rs Eastern Oregon at s0923c . 10 for good to best
kinds wequote