Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-22
AFTERNOON SESSION.

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Seller 1SS6-100 tons. Sic = ctI.
OATS-There is no change in the situation.
While supplies are ample, there is no great over
stock, and prices therefore keep in steady posi-
| ton. We quote; Surprise and milling 81 40 to
| 81 As; No. /, 81 25Gl 2712; common grades
81 l71ad1 . = 2 ell.
CoRN-PriGes for California product are
tribe more steady, as the market is fairly well
cleaned up of Nebraska and Kansas. OF mixed
| qualities the market is entirely bare We quote:
California White; s. 15@l 20; large Yellow,
| 81 l5@l 20; small Yellow, 81 GOAL 221s; Ne
| braska and Kansas, mixed. 95c Ia arrive; do
Yellow, sal %: Kansas White, Sl@1 10 p ctl
NEGETABLES-Prices of Asparagus have
ruled lower this week, and it is probable that
the market will for a time shape more favorably
for consumers. Receipts to-day were $50 boxes
| The market is still largely oyerstocked with
Green Peas, and there is not likely to be any i'm
provement in values until Gamers begin to pur-
chase. Cspsignments to-day amounted to over
200 bags. Rhubarb has declined under heavy
receipts, the arrivals to-day being l0i boxes.
String Beans come forward slowly Good Gu
cumbers a'e selling to better advantage. Beets
are scarce and high. Asparagus 75c@sl so
10@l5c p ID; Rhubarb, 4G7c p b Cueumbers
50c@s1 80 u dozen; Los Angeles Green Peppers
I5@2Oc y ID; Egg Plant, l0@l2c . III; Tomatoes
S2@3 = box; Artichokes, l5@2Oc q doz; Car
rots 40@50c y ctl: Turnips, 75c@Sl y ctI: Beets,
81 y sack: Parsnips, 81 so = ctl Caulihower,
s1@1 Is . dozen; Cabbage 81 25@1 80 . csl; Garlic
| 35@li0c p D: Celery, 5oM60c . dozen: dry Pep
pers, l0c y ID dry Okra. 156l71Sc p b: Marrow
fat Squash, s2o@25 q ton Summer Squash, S@
! loo p ID.
| FRUIT-Eight carloads of Oranges arrived to-
day, and further liberal shipments are under
| stood to be on the way, giving the market an
easier tone. Strawberries are increasing in sup
ply, though there is quick demand, and prices
for good fruit are well maintained. Poor stock
| however, drags badly at much lower figures
Receipts to-day were seventeen chests A small
quantity of Raspberries appeared tins morning
shipments Just now are irregular, partaking
more or less of inferior quality As the weather
becomes settled, better supply and better quality
| will likely result. Cherries were expected be-
fore now, but the late rain and cool weather
| operated against ripening. Initial shipmen-s
! are probable before the close of the week
| We quote as follows; Raspberries, 81 2502 rs =
drawer: Strawberries, SOLO = chest for inferior
and so q chest for choice product: Oranges
| California, 81 7593 so for ordinary stock and
S3@5 80 q box for Navel: Apples. California
5Oc@S1 @ box: Eastern do, 81 50ai2 so p Dbl
for Baldwin, 81 5053 2 Dbl for Greetings
and 81 50q4 so {. Dbl for Russets; Mexican
Lines. 50 50@10; do, California, s1@2 p
| 81 75@3 D box, according to quality: Bananas
81 500.3 . bunch; Pineapples, rs SOFAS p Dozen
| BUTTER-Is coming IN freely, sellingat IKE
| to lSc d fb for good to choice qualities while
| some fancy diaries bring 10000 = h. though the
| demand for such stock is rather limited 1t is
claimed that butter-mak ers in San Luis Obispo
county are selling their product on the spot at
161s q ID. thus netting, it is claimed, more for
! their goods than the dairymen of Marin county
Freight from the lower county is given at 81 80 p
| box, to which must be added from 25c to SOC for
commission, while the selling price in San
| Fran 1sco ranges from 171ac to 1Sc 2 h. so that
! the margin for profit is easily figured Under
! such circumstances, it would seem that San
} Luis Obispo county dairymen have no occasion
for complaint as to not obtaining full ruling
rates. We quote: Fancy, 19920c; choice. l7I56S
! lSc; good, 15117c; fair, lac; mixed lots l26Al3c
| 2 ID: Eastern. S0l1c a u.
! CHEEsE-Free arrivals have at last forced a
! lowering of values. California product sells
| from SC to 9I4c . ID, as to quality. New York
| Creamery, l2d14c 2 10.
| EGGS-Two carloads of Eastern arrived to-
day. and it is said four more carloads are about
| due. Quotab at 13l8@14c q dozen. California
| product sells at 16G17c = dozen by invoice par
GELS, though transfers of choice ranch are re-
ported in jobbing way at 15tG1Sc 2 dozen. The
market Is weak, however, owing to heavy East
ern shipments. Low freight rates. we are told.
| enable dealers to lay down Eastern stock at a
range of 13Ge13Iac = dozen.
! PUULTRI-The inquiry is light and trade
drags. The close of the Lenten season is being
| observed by large class of citizens and meats
and poultry are not generally wanted. Better
business is expected next week. Live Turkeys
Gobblers 1i@l5c; Hens, 15G1fc p n. dressed
S9G12 for young. Hens, "a 50g6 50: Brothers.
"a 5S97 so, as to size; Ducks s5a7 30 dozen:
Geese, u 75@2 % z pair: Goslings, 81 SOFAS SO
| z pair
GAME-we quote: Hare. 81 25@1 so; Rabbits,
S1al IS p dozen.
FRESH MkAT-Beef is lower, owing to more
liberal supplies. Following are rates for whole
carcasses from slaughterers TO dealers: Beef
First quality, 697c; second quality, 565I5c:
Quotable at 5tG51sc z h. Lsmb-tlnosable at 81
n6c b for 1earlings; Spring, 9tdlCe q 70.
Pork1liye Hogs, ON foot, 21sG419c; dressed do,
5%G61sc > b.