Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-28

81 65@1 rs; No. Feed, 81 5oal 60; No. 2, 81 SOC
/ 40 Black, 81 25d1 30 q et
RYE-Trade light. From 81 IS to 81 40 will rep
resent the range OF sales.
CogN-California Yellow u quotable at 81 90. Ne
| braska is offering at 81 47t y etl.
BucKwHEAr-5tock light. Wholly nominal at 81
. ctl
HoPs-The situation is st unfavorable to the
holding interest. dropping tendency is generally
| admitted and it is expected to become more pro
nounced as the time for the advent OF the crop
| draws near. No bad news is being received from
foreign countries, and the indications at the mo
| ment are quite favorable for large supply the
| coming season. Growing are arranging for meet
ing in San Francisco next month, to establish II
| possible, a uniform deduction of tare per bale.
| Market nomnally quotable at 17aG2oc . ID.
| sREps-Must2ru, q 1898 for Brown and s2G
2 so ior Yellow Canary, 5i@63; Hemp 59t1e /;
| Alfalfa, i23GiSto; Flax, 2kS2ic . n.
PorAToEs-Prices have kept fairly uniform
| tbrongbol,t the week. The wharf range for good
| descriptions is 40 e90c q ctl.
| oNIoYs-Are plentiful. Quotable at 40a60c for
Red, and 61@75c q ctl for Silverskins
| VEGETABLES Receipts generally continue free.
| Cucumbers and Squash are particularly large in
supply while Corn has fallen heavily in price, owing
to liberal consignments Green Corn, 7@l2c o
| dozen Artichokes, 10@l5c . dozen; Carrots, 400
50s Turnips, 75c@Sl; CaudoweI, COG 76c y dozen
Cabbage s1@1 10 y ctl Garlic, 1i92c D; Celery,
| SOC q dozen Dried okra 20q25e Green okra, l5c
| q b; Dry Peppers, leGl24c; Green do, 75cGsl
| u box; Green Peas, 495c U rb !; Tomatoes, Slg2
q box; Cucumbers, 2595oc; Egg Plant, 81 y
box; String Beans, 2g23c g ID; Summer Squash,
3jes40c q box.
FRuGr-The canning interest is unable to handle
all Peach Contracts and less stock that
expected be taken out OF the market is therefore
thrown on the trade. Prices are consequently
lower. All snail fruits find steady custom, while
| supplies keep well up to market requirements
Watermelons and Cantaloupes have SO far been
slow in coming forward but more free ship
ments are promised next week. We quote Figs,
81 5000 rs q box; Grapes, 75caSl % q box !;
apples, 6Oc@s2 q box Pears, 10000 q basket
D box and 5O@75c o basket; Apricots e5970c
q box; Plums, 75c@S1 % y box Rasp-
berries, sI8 q chest; Strawberries, IS
@1O q chest; Blackberries, s7@s; Peaches,
50G75c . box and 60a75c D basket for common !;
Crawford do, 75ds5c q basket and 75@S5c
q box Lemons s9@9 so for Sicily; California,
Lemons, Sl9l SO p box Mexican Lines, 81 50@
so q box faroaripds l2esl3c q q: Bananas 50 50
"a bunch; California Oranges, 81 25a2 D box !;
Tahiti do, s20@25 o thousand; Pneapples, SIG
| 8 Q zen Watermelons, S3G4 60 q dOz; Canta-
loupes, S5G5 so D case; Crab Apples, 75c Z box.
| DRIED FRUIT-Arrivals of crop tend to I'M
settle values and it is not easy to give fixed quo
tation At the moment there is quite margin
| between buyers and Sellers though we know that
sales OF new Apples and Apricots have been made
within day two at our range. Still reliable
dealers assure US that they have bought for less.
| Until it is moro definitely known to how the new
crop is likely to turn out. fluctuations in prices must
| be expect d. Sun-dried Apples, 7@73c q % for
sliced and 5a6c for chartered: Alden and Piummer,
!091lc; Apricots, 10ta12c; Blaekberries u4@12c
Figs e97c for pressed and 4G5cfor impressed Smyr-
ma do, 16@lec; Nectarines S4@9lc; Peaches, 15@l6,
| for peeled and 7@575c unpeeled; Pears, 596c for
whole and 7(6Sc a h Tor sliced do, machine dried,
| l0912bc Plums, 114@12c for pitted and 3td4c for
| un pitted German Prunes, 9010c; French Prunes,
l3@14c q ID Raisins 81 so for loose Muscatel and
81 75@2 q box for London Layers, with the usual
| advance for fractional boxes.
| HOSEY-The prOSDect of short has given
| the market a very steady tone. Prime lots are
rather eagerly sought after, and little competition
! helps to better prices. One fancy lot this week
| brought zoe q h. New crop extracted is held at
| 7tdSc q ID for choice; dark 596c; Comb, l259lSc
| 9 ID.
| BUrrRR -Lessened receipts this week have caused
a strengthening in values, and fancy grades have
| been marked up 2Ac q d. Trade continues fairly
active in spite of the advance. Fancy, z7!@30c
choice, 24@26e fair to good 10 622c inferior lots
from country stores, 16918c; choice frkin, old, 20G
22kc do, new, 22d25c ordinary do 17919c picked
| roll, 24G26c; Eastern, 1491Sc y n.
| CHBEsE-Shows an improving tendency, owing to
lighter supplies. California, lol@l1ac for choice
99l0c for fair to good; do, factory, in boxes,
| 14al6c ; Eastern. l5dl6c o h.
| EGGs-Cust m is hard to obtain for anything but
choice article. Most Of the product offering, both
California ami Eastern, is OF undesirable quail
ity. California, 324@35c for good, and 26aSoc
| for fair quality; Utah, 25926c; Eastern, 20124c
| Faralone, CSC @ dozen.
| PoULTRY--Some miserable specimens of young
BOOSTERS being sent in, for which it is difficult to
get much over our Broiler quotation. Shippers
must understand that full prices are only paid for
| good stock Nobody wants poor descriptions at any
price. Turkeys are very scarce, and top rates can
easily be realized to-day. Live Turkeys gobblers,
2Sa25c; do Hens, 21a23c; Roosters 81 so as for
old, and $500 for young; Hens. 81 5oas so /;
| Broilcs, e3u4, according to size; Ducks, a BOG
| 6 so Geese, 81 10 az 20 o pair.
| GAMR-More Venison has been sent in this week
| than for any similar period this season. The de-
mand is good, but a shading in asking rates was
necessary to keep the market cleaned up. Venisou,
1O914c . ID; Doves, 75c@sl s dozen; Hare, 81 rs
| @2; Rabbits, 81 254s1 80 y doz
| wooL-No change for the better. Business is
very dull, and only small lots OF fancy find any at.
| tenton. We quote
Choice Northern Free. .22924c
Choice Northern BURY. ...................I7 @19