Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-15

595lc: Hemp. &c: Rape, 2l@sc; Timothy, s@9c
for native and 1o@11c for imported Alfalfa lS@l4c
Flax, 2la2sc = n.
porAToEs-The market is under good control aud
| prices maintained. Petaluma, 81 25d2 35; To-
! males, 81 25d2 IS; Early Rose, 90 05@2 10 (;
Garnet Chile. 81 771a1 so; Peerless, 81 . ctl.
| 0SIoNs-A choice lot is novelty. The market
is overstocksd with poor quality. Quotable at
kinds.
BEANs-Bayos, S3as Is: Butter, So 1894 for
small, 81 Is for large; Lima, S5a6; Pea, 81 559
White. 81 COCA IS lnge White, si@4 25 q ctl.
Observation-Disclosures have declined. About
II boxes Asparagus arrived this morning, selling
mostly at our lower figure. Asparagus, 2o925c
| Rhubarb, l0dl5c g h: Squash, sl0al2 9 ton for
good Marrowfat /; Dried Peppers, lsG20c q n /; Art
chokes, 5oc q dozen Parsnips. 81 so; Beets,
81; Carrots $4,000; Turnips, 5o975c g ctl Cauli-
Garlic, lf11c 2 n; Green Peas l0dl23e; Green
Peppers, l592oc; Tomatoes, 1o@12ic; Mushrooms,
s@Ioc u Ii
FRuT-The market is well furnished with
| native Oranges Apples in light sup
ply and find but little favor. Apples, Sl@l 30
| for common, S2@3 q box for good to choice Lem
ons, SI@7 SO box for Sicily and S2S so for Cafor-
mia Lines, S16G17 D box for Mexican (; California
do, $2ia4 for small and SSdl0 for large boxes !:
California Oranges, 81 5092 for ordinary, and
81 25@3 q box for choice; TafuGriuds, 12IaI6c q
n Bananas, 81 5G94 q bunch Pineapples, SSds
e dozen.
new crop Still the San Diego NelsS CLAIMS that the
spa lists OF that section consider the outlook pros
ing, the rains far have been sufficient ard the
flowers are advancing well enough to justify the be-
lief of plenty of sustenance for the bees. Local
trade keeps dull. Comb, 14a1Sc; ext. acted, 7@Sc
for dark and 9a1ec q h for white.
BuTTER-Ihe market does not exhibit any
strength Supplies are ample for all m-
mediate wants. Fancy, Sl@S22c; good to choice,
2Sd30c; inferior lots from country stores, 23d25c
frlin, 224@24c for fair, 25d27lc for good old, and
27iG30c for good TO choice Eastern, lSa20c q n.
CHEEsE-Most sales are made at medium rates
California. l69lsc; Eastern, 7@20c; Western,
14@15c q ID.
though sufficient for present demands. Quotable at
!. PoulTRy-s Supply and demand fairly balance
Live Turkeys, gobblers, l2elSc; do Hens,
14a16c; dressed do, l4911c o 10; BOOSTERS.
$500 so for old and S739 for young Hens. S5a
q; Broiler, s6@7 so, according to size; Ducks
bsS 40 o doz; Geese. 81 1892 . pair.
CANE The season is about over. To-mor-
.row the game law goes into effect, when
FtQuail, Malhrd, Teal and several other
stalls. Mallard Ducks, s2@2 90; Canvasback do,
1850 ;-Honkers s3@3 so Brandt, sl@1 25 |; White
Geese 50D75c; Grey Geese, s2d2 % Teal, 75c9Sl !;
Qrai, e9ec@sl ;;Sprig, sl@1 25; Widgeon, 75c@sl /;
s2@225 for English Hare, 81 50@1 rs Rabbits
Slta1 25 y dozen.
| WooL-The first consignment of spring clip
comprising II bales, has arrived from San Buena-
ventura. The market is fairly cleaned up OF fall
descriptions and the prospect is favorable for an
| active trade soon shipments become large
enough in volume to permit OF free transactions.
Prices nominal. We quote: San Joaquin l0@l3c /;
Southern bury, 10@l9c; Northern free, 800
1sc; for good, -19G21c for choice; Mountain free,
13@l6c, as to shrinkage; Nevada free, l5@lSc
Lamb, l3@i6e; Eastern Oregon Lamb, 20@25c
Valley do, 25A2Sc o b.