Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05
Qqe.abls at 7ssssc for silverskins and s5a4oc .

Quotable at 75@s5c for siiverskins and s5a4oc q
ctl for Red.
.m BTAss 81 sy e 1908 Butter g 1904 for
AGA 2s; Pink, % 6oa2 SGT; Red, " e0a2 e2I
ctl. " -'Ss' W
fEsETABLEs-The market is abundsntly supplied
with nearly every description The bulk of trade is
done at medium figures, outside quotations
generally represent very choice article. Marrowfat
squash Il yet too green for use. The range in To
matoes Is still wide Green Corn keeps irregular in
price, and 1t is only occasional fancy consignment
that will bring any advance on our rates
We quote Marrowfat Squash, s7d1O o ton /:
a sss,s e. SSs5oS s sack; Parsnips 81
Soc ctl: Cauliaower, 5oa75c % dozen |;
Cabbage, 50a6oc q ctl Garlic, ease q u !:
Cucumbers, s5@4oc box; Green Peas, Haze . n
Green Peppers, 75:@si q sack Tomatoes, 5ocas1
. box Spinach, 25c o sack Celery, 75c % dozen ;
Summer Squash, 50a75c - box; String Beans, 26
2tc . II Green Corn, 1Oa1sc q dozen okra, ia
loo b; Egg Plant. sI@1 rs . box.
FRur-Large receipts are at hand to-day Buy
ers, as a rule, have the advantage Apples and
Pears making better exhibit, though prices do
not materially improve. Plums drug and
dumping is necessary to get lid of unstable goods
Figs are less plentiful, while choice article is in
request. Cantaoupes and Watermelons are coming
in quite freely. We quotes Apples 25@s DC
basket and 5ocGsl q box; Pears 25(t5Oc % basket
and 5oa75c 2 box Bartlett, 5oa6oc e basket and
81 S09l IS q box; Nectafines, 4a6c q Ii Straw.
berries, sl0dl2 q chest; Raspberries S99lI q
chest; Peaches 40a6Oc o box and 40a5oc % basket
for common, 6oa7oc for Crawford; Figs,
81 25@l 70 % box: Grapes, so q 75c for
ordinary and si@1 rs q box for good to choice !:
Plums, 25@75c . box; Blackberries. s4d5 a
chest; Apricots, Haze o ID watermelons s567 so
@ 100; Cantaloupes, s1@1 25 y crate; Lemons, 500
10 o box for Sicily and S2(d2 so for California ;
Lines, 81 50@S . box for Mexican Tamarinds
l29lhc u; Bananas, 81 5094 . buach Pineap.
piles. seas . dozen.
HoSBY-No demand for large parcels We quote :
Comb, l49l7c; extracted, TcrSc q h.
BUrTER-Fancy diaries are in request at full rates
Brands which still retain the flavor, natural color
and solidity Of the best May butter are not easily
found Good fresh roll is not scarce, while medium
and fair qualities quite abun6ant Desirable
grades of southern coast arrivals this week were
mostly placed at 30a3lc We quote: Fancy 33a35c
y ID; choice, SOGS2lc fair TO good, 274a29c in
ferior lots from country st lres, 23925c frkin,
2993lc for good to choice new, aud 25e27I for ord
aary picked roll, S0d32lc; Western, ls,g223c an
CHEEsE--Free offerings of Western and common
kinds OF California cause general weak feeling
BUYERS only take enough choice will satisfy imme
date wants. California l3GcI4c for choice lldl2c
for fair to good; do, factory, in boxes, l6al7c !;
Eastern, l6dlSc Western, 1l@l5c D ID.
EGGs-During the week two full carloads and sew
ERA small invoices have arrived from Western ship
ping points, the average condition of which is
reported as fair to good. The market is cverstocked
with inferior Cferings, which is not surprising con-
sidering the warm weather and the long distance
some shipments have to come before reaching the
city We quote: California, choice, 30G32c Inte-
rior, 25t627!e; Western, 22te274c @ dozen.
PoULTRY-Market fairly furnished. We quote
lots: Live Turkeys, gobblers 17@I9c; Hens, l56
lie; BOOSTERS, s5a6 for old and seas for young ;
Hens, S6d7 so; Broilers, 81 50a4 so, ACCORDING
70 sizs Ducks, s4a6 y doz: Geese, sl@l % .
pair: Goslings, 81 25al rs q pair.
CANE Trade slow. We quote: Hare. 81 1902 :;
Rahoits, sltdl % e dozen Doves, 50@75c y dozen
Yenisop, S0l2c o IL
PRovIsioNs-There is a very good demand Prices
keep steady and somewhat buoyaut. Dealers quote
as follows: Eastern Hams I71(dlslc a. II Califor-
MA Hams, l59l6c for plain, and l6i9l7c for sugar
cured canvassed; Eastern Breakfast Bacon, l7a
lSc; California Smoked Bacon, l66I6Ic for
heavy and medium, and i79l7te for light and
extra light; Clear sides, I69leIc; Pork, S2l021 so
Tor Extra Prime, S24925 for Prime Mess, S25@25 so
for Mess, s26 for Clear and s27@2S for Extra
Clear Pigs Feet, sl6@ls q Dbl; Ness Beef, si3
| for bbis and 81 for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef
sl4a14 so; Family Beef, sl8@16 30 . b5f; Cali.
foTnia Smoked Beef, l43@l5c q Ii; Beef Tongues
70 scale dozen; Eastera Lard, l5c for tierces
and 17@iI4c . IL for pals California do, ION
tins, l49l5c; 5-to DC, 15Gl51c; pals, 16tsl63c
kegs, l5Gl53c; Royal do l6dl64c for lob, l64aI6B
for 5ih, and l6adi7c G II for 3-ib pals.
WooL-Sales of Eastern Oregon are reported for
shipment overland at prices within quotations.
Local scourers however, claim that asking prices
sre still too high to admit of operating with safety
The demand for detective Woods is very limited and
large amount of this Class is said to be on hand
Shippers believe that railroad freight were reduced
10 &c heavy business would Immediately foil W.
1t is stated tnat the of transporting Wool from
Australia to Boston does not exceed the figure above
mentioned. Last year the railroad made a special
reduced tariff, and our retouses, which at the
time were crowded with stock were soon emptied
At current asking prices for Wool-which are
deemed loP-theTe is claimed to be little hope of
any immediate extensive business being done on
Eastern account, as freight charges will not admit
OF shipment TO advantage. Many operators believe
1t would be good policy Tor the railroad interest
meet the situation and help relieve the market OF
the large surplus OF spring clip remaining unsold
Unless lower carrying rates be obtained holders
VIII likely be compelled TO accept lower figures If at
all anxious to realize. We quote
Humboldt and NapSo,;no