Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-16

OAfs-Irade Is almost OF q retail character. No
body offers to sell spot lots call Public business
Is wholly speculative. Outside sales daily
ported within a range Of 81 coal 20 o ctl. The
asking price tor deliveries Of No in September and
September at 81 so o ctl.
BEASs-Market quiet and dull. Small lots
oil new crop Bayos have arrived and seek Gus
tom e at at &c . h.; Bayos. o. 6o@2 rs; Butter
a Pea, s4@4 26; Pink, 81 40a2 As; Red, ~ 20
@2 IS small White. s4@4 Is large White. SO 25
as 90 . ctl.
YBeETABLEs-Market fairly furnished with season.
able assortment. Marrowfat Squash, s7dlO q ton /;
Artichokes, l0c y dozen Parsnips, 75c Beets,
7bc Carrots, b0g65c Turnips 75cds1 Q ctl; Cauli-
l@l3c . n Cucumbers, 25@4Oc o box Green Peas,
2@Sc d; Green Peppers, J0675c . box Toma
toes, 25@sOc U box; Spinach, Csc D sack Celery,
a5c dozen summer squash, l3Oa50c D box /;
String Beans, l5@2c q n; Green Corn, 5a15c q
dozen okra, case b Ii I; Egg Plant, 75caSl q box
FRuir-The supply of Peaches is quite large. and
prices on the wharf are wholly regulated at the
moment by the buying interest Plums are still
thrown away for want Of custom. Watermelons and
Cantaloupes quite plentiful, though finding fair
custom. Grapes have to be offered how to make
sales. Raspberries and Strawberries bring full fg-
ures, as the supply is light and the quality
generally good. Apples. 25@50c q basket
and 50ctdSl q box; Pears, 25Cd40c q basket
and 100000 q box Bartlett, 4o@50c o basket and
!bdS5c Z box; Nectarnes, 75c@sl q box; Straw
berries, sloal2 q chest; Raspberries, SSall q
chest; Peaches, 25d5oc y box and 25@3oc q basket
for common, 35@5oc for Crawford; Figs.
30975c . box; Grapes 50d75c for common 60e(d
81 for Black Hamburg, 75e@Sl 25 for Rose of Peru,
and 75c9Sl SO q box for Muscat; PIums l5a
Soc box; Backberries, si@5 o chest Apri-
cots, Haze y n; Watermelons, S4@7 q loo ;
Cantaoupes, 75c@sl 25 . crate; Lemons, s9@lo q
box for Sicily and s2@2 SO for California Lines,
81 5o@S y box for Mexican; Ta1narinds, l2@l6c
N; Bananas. 81 6oG4 y bunch Pineappes, seq
q dozen Tahiti Oranges, $50 q 900.
HosEY-Very quiet Comb. l4@l7c extracted, 7
asc y n.
BurTER-Stocks of medium grades continue large
Choice qualities are quite scarce and some we'll
known fancy brands bring SIZE, while an occasional
box OF very choice from outside dairy is some
times placed at the same figure. Buyers are not
disposed 10 pay over 35c, and mostly content them
selves with goods that be bought at that figure
Fancy, 35G37Ic . h choice, 32!@34c fair to good
25d3oc inferior lots from country stores 23@l25c
trkn. 29@3lc for good to choice new, and 25Qs275c
Csc % a.
CEEEsE-Trade is dull and buyers are in better
position to force concessions California, I2i@l31c
for choice 10@l2c for fair TO good do factory In
boxes, l5al6c Eastern, l6al7c; Western, lldl4c
. n.
Eess-Poor lots are not salable, while good par.
GELS sell freely within our rates California, choice,
2s9S0c; Interior, 24@2ec; Western, 22t@27Ic q
dozen.
PouITRy-The demand is good and as receipts
are not very heavy, VALUES well maintained
l09lso Boosters, IS 50d6 so for old and s6td8 for
young Hens, &c 50gs; Brothers, IS 50a5 So ace ord.
ing 10 size Ducks, sid6 Q dog; Geese, Sl9l rs q
pair Goslings, 81 75a2 % e pair
GAME-Hars, 81 75@2 % I; Rabbits, s1@I SO q
dozen; Doves, b0@T5c y doz; Venson, Sale Q Il;
WooL-Dealers report very dull Market there
being positively no business. few parcels Of
Eastern Oregon, of good style and condition, have
changed hands within n week at a range of 22@2sc
the amount probably aggregating 100, 900 lbs. Our
quotations are wholly nominal At the moment
many holders would gladly sell out all their stock
on the baHis OF figures Fall shearing win soon
be in order when further supplies from the int sror
may be expected. We know of more than one
northern grower who proposes to start in shearing
some time next week. Already light receipts Of
fall clip have been received, though not enough to
make a quotation. shipment Of over l. 600 900
bs went forward to New York yesterday by sail,
and at least like amount will follow by the same
route by the close OF the month. This relieves the
warehouses 10 certain extent, though not decreas
ing the quantity unsold. consignments now beiag
exported we're mainly bought some time ago, and
have probably been waiting for Of cheap trans
portaton. At Eastern cente there seems to be fair
continuous demand. We quote