Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-15
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GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at Sl9tG20 . ton
POTATOES-The decline has been checked
| and dealers expect better market in the near
| future. We quote: Peerle SIS, 50@ 60c; Burban K
Seeohngs 5oeS1c; Garnet Chile, 60(170e; Rive.
| Reds, 49te5Oci Early Rose, 40045c q ctl; Jersey
| 81 p ctl. S
| oNIONS-The market continues to improve.
and consignmeDts sell to better advantage
| A,varado
VhGATABLES- Better prices are obtained for
tomatoes. supplies OF Cucumbers are moderate
summer Squash has disappeared for the season
| Garlic continues in liberal r, ceipt We quote
! prices as follows: String Beans, Base = ID:
NErrowiat Squash, SSG10 & ton; Toma-
Green Peppers, 25a SOC . box: Cucumpers, 75c0
81 2 box; small do, for picking purposes 11%0
&c : b. FuTnips, t0&758 a ctl; Beets, 51375c
? s&ck Carrots. feed, 90@50e; Parsnips 81 5o@2
y ell Cabbage, 50660c p ctl Garlic 5O065e q
sack Caulihower. 50cG 81 = dozen: Dry Per
Per. 1a93 q II; Dry 0kra, 15ta1Sc p ID.
FhpII-Grapes are higher, receipts are
small. Apples ere plenty, though few consign-
| lneuts are choice. Pears make fair exhibit. but
there is an absence of the better quality Berries
come along in sufficient amount to meet all trade
needs Mexican Lines are cheap, owing to
heavy STOCKS We quote prices as follows
Wine Grapes, sl0@12 q ton for common and
Sl3915 for better kinds; Cantaloupes, S1@l 25 &
crate; Grapes 70 GS5c for Rose of Peru
75dS5o for Black Ham burg 65GS5c fer Mt:suat
75en 81 for Tokay, S1@l % for Cornichon; Apples
% @'Si p; Pears, 59e@Sl % . box; Strawber-
fisS SSA IL = CHeSt, KGSpDerrleS &l01l2 q chest
Ounces, 50@I5c p box; Aexicsn Lines, S26S so
Z tox: Mexican Oranges 50 50@S so p box /:
Lemons, Sicily. 70 50g6; Bananas, 81 "a p
bunch piEespoles; "A @s p dozen; Cranper-
Butt ER-Supplies of fancy character are not
free at the moment, and prices show increased
strength Medium grades still have soft ten
dency, coming into competition with packed
Butter, Of which there are haeral stocks We
quote; Fancy 35@S75zc; good to choice, 30@Sic;
tGir, 25@27c; store lets. 1S@22c; picked roll,
Grlyi 10. l1
23d26c in tubs and 271a@321ac in rolls; other
kinds, 14d zoe u b.
CHEESE-Faucy new is not plentiful, and
sales are made at trifling advance on the top
figure, though only in jobbing way Stock
that has been out of the press for some months
is easy, being obtainable almost at buyers
figures. We quote as follows: Choice new,
ISOLDE; good 10 choice old, 1291Sc; common
3 b " NV 'e'-''
EGGs-Desirabie parcels are in demand, and
sellers can realize full rates for article that is
first-class. We quote California ranch. .46a471$c
store lots, 40G45c for fair to good and 30G35c
for common; Eastern, fresh, 27@2Sc; cold stor-
POULrRY-rhe market is well cleaned up
and receipts are placed to better advant-
age We quote prices as follows: Live Turkeys
: s. 50@6 for old and IS 5067 for young; Hens,
IS 50G7; Broilers, s4G5: Ducks, S66S: Geese
81 1902 2 pair; Pigeons 81 SO for old and S2(G
% y dozen for young.
WOGL-Election matters retarded business
somewhat during the week and no liberal Wool
transactions were negotiated There is good
movement reported at the East, while the tone
of the market both there and here, is one of
confidence, and holders are firm in their asking
prices for all grades. The stock on hand is
light for this time of the year. and it is more
than likely that it will be exhausted long be-
fore the next clip is ready for market Prices
generally have more buoyant character We
quote spring:
Eastern Oregon, heavy ............ .....l l2@1Sc
Eastern oregon, light 1Sc
We quote fall:
Mountain, Free: 90121Sc
san Joaquin ana Southern..... 9Gl2c
Humboldt and Menducino .................. I6tdlSe
Red Bluff .. 19G16o