Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-23
VEGETABLEs-Prices generaly favor COM

| POIAlOES-SuppIeS are ample Tor all mar
| ket requirements. Wharf rates are Early Rose
50175c in sacks and 60dS0c p ctl in boxes: Peer
| less. T5@671aci Mission Garnet Chile, 60c9s1 q
VEGETABLEs-Prices generally favor con-
| sumers. Almost everything in season is in ex
cessive supply, and there is more or less dump
| ing of many descriptions. Asparagus, Sl@1 Is
q box; Green 0kra 40@50c p Il; Green Peas
| 11aGp2c p b; String Beans, 119@2c . ID; Rhu-
| barb, 50@75c q box: Cucumbers l0@l5c p
dozen; Green Peppers. 81 2 box: 109l2c for Chile
and s@lOc = b for Bell; Egg Plant, l2@l5c q b.
Green Corn, 6o@75c z sack for common, and
| Sole e dozen for sweet; Tomatoes
| 50@s5 q box; Artichokes, 10a15e . doz; Car
rots, 5o@75o 2 ctl; Turnips 75c@sl . ctl; Beets,
81 a dozen; Cabbage, coarse 8 ctl; Garlic,
| 3@4c . b. Celery, 5O@6Oc p dozen; Dry
| Peppers, l0c; Dry Okra, 15@1712c 2 ID; Sum.
| mer Squash, 20@25c 9 box for Vacayille, and
S0Cd40c Tor bay.
FRUIT-Peaches are becoming more plentiful,
while the quality is improving. Figs are also in
increased supply, though prices show wide
Currants make the usual liberal representation.
Berries have so much competition from other
varieties that prices are at last showing signs
OF weakness. Cherries are limited and com
| mand good prices. We quote; Apples, 75c(9Sl so
y box and 40(G75c = bskt: Pears, 50@75c 3 bskt
and 15c@s1 . box: Peaches, 75c@S1 % q box,
according to. size, and 70c@s1 2 bskt; Figs,
75c@s1 % q box; Apricots, 50@75c q box for
Royal; Currants 50 25@3 r chest; Gooseberries,
11a@21ac for common, and 5@7c per ID for Eng
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! @s5c q box; Cherry Plums, 5O@60c p drawer;
Raspberries, sS9S q chest, Strawberries, s5@6
| q chest for common and Sos for choice pro-
| duct Blackberries, s5@s Q chest; Oranges,
geles, and S. TO Sc 3 box for Navel
Tahiti Oranges. S. so q box; Mexican
| Lines, 81 5O@s; Lemons, Sicily. $500; do, Cali
| fornia, S9SS SO q box, according to quality; Ba-
nanas, u 50@S q bunch; Pineapples, IS 5O@5
q Dozen
BUTTER-Receipts continue liberal, but a
good proportion of late arrivals came to market
In poor order, being soft and out of shape Such
stock was not fit for packing, and dealers had
TO secure custom at concessions Strictly prime
product has not been very abundant, while ad-
vanced asking rates tended to check the de-
mand. Trade is very brisk and values are mod
erately steady We quote, FFaaney, 1999oc;
lots, 10@12c; Eastern, sole q 10.
CHEESE-Prices keep low Fair to choice
California product sells from 315@7c q 10, as to
| quality: New York Creamery, l2d lSc 2 fb.
EGGS-BusineSs is active, and the late i'm
provement in prices is well sustained: Quotable
| at 19@20c 2 dozen for choice California, and
l6@lsc for store parcels. Eastern, 13c p dozen
PoULTRY-Young stock of all kinds is
weaker wequote as follows; Live Turkeys
Gobblers, 15@17c; Hens, 14@15c {, 10 Roost-
| ers, Is 50d6 for old and S7G10 for young:
Hens S. 5O@7; Broilers, 81 SOFAS for small and
| s3@5 for large; Ducks. So 5O;a6 p dozen;
Geese. old, 81 p pair: Gosings, 81 al so p pair.
| WOOL-Business last week was large, consd-
; ering the unsold stock in market There is free
demand for all good Woods, and prices are firm
at full quotations, though it is seldom that the
outside figures are obtained. We hear that most
| of the Woods from San Joaquin and southwark
| have been sold, and dealers from now on will
| have to supply themselves out of northern CAL
\ ifornia or Oregon stock. Spectators are under
stood to have bought largely of Oregon Woods,
right on the ground, 10 go East direct and the
market has of late strengthened considerably
| it is to be expected that they viii do well on
their purchases. 1t is to be regretted, at the
| same time, that more OF these Woods do not find
| their way to San Francisco, where they have
good reputation and bring full prices at all
| times, as our scourers are always In the market
for them. Reported sales of 300, goo To- various
kinds at quotations. We quote suring elm.