Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-12

%; Reo, u 6o(gl %; Lima, SS 259S 90; Pea.
S. 25@3 co: Small White, S. 25@3 60 p ctl
VEGETABLES-There is no scarcity of any
particular description. Green Corn, 2O@S0c 2 sack
for Vacaville, and 50@75c q box for Bay;
Beans, 1S1Lc p n Lima Beans, IA a &C
q ID; summer Squash, 25@40c per box; Marrow fat
! Squash. SIS q ton; Tomatoes, 35d50c q box for
Egg Plant, 75c@si . box: Green Peppers,
40c6 81 q box; Green Okra SlS1 25 per box Gu
| cumDers, 40 G6Oc . box for bay Turnips, 5000
SO@5Oc; PaIsnips 81 IS > ctl Cabbage, SEQ
81 q ctl; Garlic, I@2c y n Caulifower. 400
Coo q dozen; Dry Peppers case p Ii.
FRUIT-Arrivals of all kinds are liberal. The
demand for Apricots by Gamers keeps that va
riety steady in price. Receipts of Berries con-
unue ample for all wants. Grapes do not find
much favor, as offerings are not OF choice quail
ity. Plums are. making good exhibit, being
large. fine and ripe. Some good Apples are COM
ing forward. but no desirable Pears have been
received. Canteloupes are increasing in supply,
while Watermelons are being shipped by the
carload. Currants are still in market We
quote as follows: Watermelons. SlO@l6 per
hundred; Cantaloupes, s2@2 50 per crate: Crab
Apples, 4O@65c z box; Grapes, 75c@sl % q box;
basket Pears, 5Oc@n . box for common
Strawberries, s. 5o@5 p chest Raspberries,
Figs, 4O@50c for white and 5O@75c p
box foT black Cnrrants. sos 2 chest;
. basket; do CTawfords. S5e@i . box; Nectar r.
ines, 50c@Sl p box; Mexican Lines, 81 5Od4
p box; Lemons Sicily, S6@6 So Bansnas,
spas 50 . bunch; Pineapples, 1896 q doz.
BUTTER-Fancy roll butter is scarce, and
prices for this description only show any
strength. Offerings not up to this standard are
more than enough to meet market require
ments, and buyers of such stock have the ad-
vantage. Eastern shipments are decreasing,
but there are liberal stocks in store.
We, quote as follows +: Fancy, 271a@2sc /;
lots, 17@22c; picked roll, 26A@2s15c; Eastern,
| l46 Ice q ID.
CHEESE-Offerings are OF moderate proper
| ton. while choice product is somewhat scarce
and occasionally sells in jobbing way at Il
small advance. We quote prices as follows
| Good to choice, l0l44ll19c: common grades,
| S@l0c: Eastern, ordinary TO fine, 10@l5c . ID.
| EGGS-Strictly ranch lots are in pressing de-
mand, and custom can be found at full figures
| on stock that suits trade wants No attenti on
scarcely is given to store parcels. Many buyers
California ranch, 25@27c; store lots, 1s423c; Sa
Lake, 4@2lc; Eastern, l7@!Sc; Farallone, 2l1ac
| q dozen.
WOOL-Movement is moderately active for
| fairly good ard very good stock. Transactions
| for the past two weeks have embraced consider
able of the better class of Wool. All poor lots,
| trashy and earthly stock of extremely short and
defective character or of the very shrinky kind
| are wholly neglected. Much of the Eastern
Oregons reaching here just now are reported as
| being very poor in condition and out of the
| reach OF DOM Shippers AID scOurerS. Prominent
dealers say they never saw Eastern 0regons so
dirty and heavy as this year. A clean, fair or
good lot is said to be a rare exception Sales
for the week foot up 500 900 rs, all grades, at
current figures. We quote spring:
Humboldt and Mendoclno, q fb........... I666lSc
Northern, choice bright l5@ll7
San Joaquin and Southern 1i0l5
Calaveras and .11@15
Eastern Oregon, heavy ...--.....109l2
Eastern Oregon, 1a916
Valley, Oregon 16@lS
HIDES AND SKINS-Dull market with weak
tone to values Quotable as follows:
Sound. Culls.
Heavy Steers, 81 hs up, q d.. -@S%c &c O.
Cows and Steers, 46 to Sc bs....6 az csc
Light, 40 TO IS fos...-............-.519@6 O.
Hips, IA to 30 fos. o.
Calf Skins to 10 tbs...--;.-.53a4- O.
Dairy Calf, 25d@SOe each: Dry Hides usual
selections, lie; Dry Kips, do, 9@lOc 5
h; Calf Skins, do, 96l0c: Gull Hides Kip and
Calf, S@S1sc q b; Pelts, shearling, 100
25c each; do, short, S06s50c each do. medium,
60l975c each; do long WOOL 90c(9sl 25 each; Deer
skins, summer, 3S940c: do. fall and medium.
and perfect, 4095Oc for medium, l0@20c each for
small.
MEAT MARKET-Supplies of Mutton and
Lamb are far from heavy, though the market is
not suffering. Veal makes fair showing, while
Beef perhaps better represented than anything
else at the moment. Following are the rates
for Whole carcasses from s,aughterers to deal
613c third quality, 5CG5l5c 2 10. Veal-Quotable
at 5@6c . ID for large and 76Sc q b for small.
Mutton-Quotable at 6G61zc p b. Handspring,
sage p b. Pork-Live Aogs on foot, grain
fed, 6AG619c; soft. 6c61sc; dressed Hogs, So
3s}4c . b.