Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-02


The market is fairly active Prices have been pretty
we'll maintained, though for the last dav or so less
firmness has been noted. We quote Alfalfa Sllta
10 So Wheat, Sl3gl5 so; Wild oas, Sl2gl5 90
3 ton.
HoPs-There is no great trade in progress. MANY
holders are asking sc above quotations but the
limit Of orders at present the merket it is as.
serted, will barely admit Of purchases at our rates
We quote good to choice at 40065Oc q h
PoTATOEs-Supplies continue free while the de.
mand is quite active. No surplus stock Sweet are
lower. Early Rose, in sacks 60dS5c: boxes soc
@Sl; Garnet Chile, 90c@sl q ctl ; Sweet, 81 5Or2
y ctl.
oSoNs-Prices 10 not improve Quotable at 5oa
zoe 3 ell for Silverskins and 3oGiOc o sack for
Red
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of new crop have caused an
increased weak feeling Bayos. q 50G2 co Butter,
IS 5003 rs Tor small, and a for large Lima SO rs
at; Pea, IS 25&tS so; Pink, - 30e2 IS: Red S2 30
q -: small White, 50 25dS 50 large White,
S3GS D y ctl.
VsGErABLEs-Buyersc can pretty well make their own
figures. Tomatoes and cucumbers are in excessive
supply and qantities Of the former are daily thrown
away. Marrowfat Squash, S7@l0 q ton Artichokes,
loo dozen; ParsuiPs, Use; Beets, 75c
Carrots lac Turnips, 75casl 9 ctli Cauli.
flower, 5OG65c = ioz Cabbage. 5Oe75c q ctl Garlic
ld14c y h ; Cucumbers, 159S0c q bsx Green Peas
ease 2 h Green Peppers, 50@75c q box; Toma
toes, l0G30c e box; Spinach, 25c a sack Celery,
5oc o dozen Summer Squash, So@5Oc 9 box;
String Beans, 394c h; Green Corn, 5dlOc 9 dozen
okra, 50@75c; Egg Pant, 5o675c q box
fRUT-The> market is abundantlv supplied
Peaches seem to be the fayorite at the moment
Grapes likewise find good custom. Plums ara
still drug, and low prices have to be accepted
to close out cousignmeuts. Figs drag some
what. Melons sell more freely beclus OF lower
asking rates. Apples, 25et6Gc e bskt AMI
50cgSl q box; Pears, 25a4oc q basket
aud 40d60c 3 box Bartlett, 50d75c q basket and
sltl 80 z box; Nectafiues, 75cCTSl q box Straw
berries, Sl0@l2 g chest; Raspberries, sl00l2 %
als o. ~
for common and 75c3sl for choice Figs,
40975c y box; Grapes, 35a50c for common, SOFA
Zoe Tor Black Hamburg, 50975c for Rose If Peru,
and 50dS0c q box for Musoat; Piums, 251
Use = box; Blackberries, si@5 q chest; Water
melons, So 50GS q 100; Cantaloupes 40cGSl y
crate; Lemons, sSd9 D box for Sicily and ca 81
y box for California Lines, Sl0Gll o box for Mex
lean; Tarnsrinds, I26siba - % Bsuaraa sa93 50
9 bunch Pineapples, SEQ q dozen Tahiti Or
anges, S35d645 y 900.
BUTIER-Picked and frkin qualities are coming
into competition with fresh consignments. The
market generally has an easy tone except for extra
prime lots, which alone bring fancy rates Eastern
is in fair supply, and some parties claim that
the quality is better th,n usual. Fancy, 4oc
choice, S5,a37lc; fair to good, 26ta32ko: inte-
rior lots from country stores 23a25c: frkIp.
29@31c for good to choioo new, and 25G27gc for
ordinary picked roll, 3G@S2lc; Eastern, 2O925c
q n.
EGas-It is said TO be only in special cases tina
zoe eau be obtained Round lots were Offering this
morning within range oi prices California
choice, S59Ss3c; Interior, Soe34c; Western, 22ld
27ic p dozen.
PouuTRy- Less strength has characterized the
market this week, and prices have gem
orally ruled a trile lower. Live Tur-
keys, gohberH, 176iSc; do Benz, 15Gl7c; Roos.
ers, $5Gi6 for old, and "a 5096 for young
Hens s4a6; Broilers, s3Gt3 so, ac,rritns ts size
Ducks, si@5 so y dog; Geese, sl@tl 25 q pair !;
Goslings, 81 256i rs y Tair.
CHEEsE-ConcessIons can likely be obtained on
lnrge purchases. California, l2lGI3Ic for choice
10Il2c for fair to good /: do factory in boxes l5d
Ice =; Eastern, 16t6l7c.: Western ll@l3Ic d n
GAME-Hare, 81 756r2 % Rsbbts, sIG31 so q
doz Doves, 59a75c : dog; yenison, 1oa12c q 10
WOot-The situation at Eastern centers is thus
outlined in Hauger Avery's Boston circular of
august 22d: The demand has been mainly for fine
medium grades OF which the stock in market is
quite light. The low values OF common and quar-
ter blood has probably tempted consumers of those
grades to anticipate their wants. and we note large
increase in the sales OF those qualities. The past
present and future of the Wool market seems to be
that prices were paid for Wool above its relative
value all over the West. II is being sold without
profit, and the prospects Of early advance, ex-
capt on special qualities, is very sm,ll California
Woods accommodating. The cost Of this descrip-
ton is so high, as compared with Territory and
Texas, and domestic fleece Wools that they are
moment IS very quiet, there being an absence Of all
legitimate speculative business During the brief
squirt within the past ten days, it s estimated that
800 lbs changed hands, good proportion of which
was understood to he Mendocino aud Humboldt
viii fair sprinkling Of the better class Of San Joa
quin and free Wools The prices realized are within
our range Wequote:
Humboldt and Meudociuo, p .25f9ele
Sonouna Observation-Disclosures 246aS