Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-26
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| skins.
| BEANs-ssmaIl White and Pea again show
| stronger feeling. We quote prices: Bayos, 81 20
az 60; Butter, - 50@2 70; Pink 81 20(G2 40; Red
81 sos: Lima, So; Pea, 81 05@2 ID; Small " hite,
| 81 05ld2 Is 2 ctl.
VEGETABLES Receipts of Asparagus are
| becoming lighter. Nacaville Corn is neglected.
Egg Plant comes in slowly, but it is not in favor.
Beans are lower, being poor III quality. Green
peppers make better exhibit. squash ccntin-
GGi0c q ID; Asparagus, Sl@1 so for ordinary, 500
! 3 for Bouldin Island; Green Corn, 25G5Oc
! ? sack for Nacaville and 12@15c e doz for bay;
Cucumbers, 25@5Oc = box; Summer Squash,
4O@50c p box Tor bay; Rhubarb, S5@75c q
box; Egg Plant, 1O9121ac q ID; String Beans,
common, 21a a Sc . 10; DO Refugee, SC
a PIC p 10; Tomatoes, 40 "a Coo q box;
Turnips, 50Gf0c p ctl; Beets 5O@6Oc q sack;
Carrots, feed. S0@50c; Parsnips, S1@1 D p ctl;
Cabbage 50G 60c q ctl; Garlic, 3G4c q ID: Cauli-
flower, 50c@Sl q dozen; Dry Peppers 6a7c a Ii;
p IN.
FRUIT-Cherries are practically out of mar
ket. The few struggling lots that come aloug
sell at range OF &C TO 81 Z box. CulrantS will
disappear in a few days. Receipts OF Straw
berries continue free, but custom is beginning
TO tire, as so many other varieties are presented
Apricots meet with good demand. Peaches
come in for full share of attention, and any
thing really attractive brings good figures
Some Bartlett Pears arrived this week finding
melons are in limited receipt as yet. Oranges
are almost out for the season. We quote
rices: Csnt5alouPes, g 90 T. doz: Water
4Oc@I q box: Apricots, Royal, 35@50c 2 box;
Peaches, 5OcGSl p box, and 52coS & DIs-
ket; Currants, 81 25@3 50 a chest; Raspberries.
S5G7 : chest Strawberries, Longworth, SS
as; other varieties, 81 5OGl3 10 2 chest; Black
berries S. 80 @ 5 "A chest; Apples, %
g 7oc q box and 25 e soc q basket;
as e box; Riverside Oranges 81 so a .: Los
Angeles Oranges, SOC q 81 z box; Lemons,
Sicily, 81 @ s. California Lemons, q so a 3 50
? box; Bananas, 81 5O@3 so p bunch; Pineep-
pies. S3@4 . dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-The new season will omen
soon. Within a week the first Aprcots are eli-
pected. Samples have already arrived. Peaches
are not likely to make much of display
for month. We quote: Suu-dried apples,
4@415c q ID for sliced and 31@G4c for quartered;
Apples, evaporated, 5G6c; Apricots, 7a.l0c for
bleached; do, sun-dried, sac; BIackberrieS l0m
121ac; Figs, 4@5c for pressed, 2GSc Tor IN
pressed; Smyrna Figs, 146i6c for layers and 10
SC for kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, 3G5c;
bleached do, 6G10c; Peaches. SOl0c for peeled
and 4G7c for Unpeeled; Pears, 4c for whole and
5G51%c for sliced, machine dried, "a Sc; Plums,
5G6c for pitted and l15l921Sc for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, in sacks 3@4c; French Prunes,
Grapes 293c u %; Raisins, London Layers
81 50d,2 . box, with 25c to 75c advance for
fractions; common, 75cG9Sl 2 box.
HONEG-Receipts are light. Prices firm and
buoy ant. We quote prices as follows: White
Comb, lOGl2c; Amber, case; Extracted, white
liquid, 5@6c: Amber. colored and candied, IA
sc y h.
BUTTER-Except for a few popular brands
the market lacks strength. First-class Butter Is
not in large supply, but there is enough coming
to hand to check any advancing tendency in
prices. Second grade fresh is in heavy stock,
with prices against sellers. BY the term second
grade is not meant inferior Butter, but includes
much which is fairly choice, and which on a
lightly stocked and active market would read
lily command better figures. Much Butter is
being packed which is really not desirable for
putting into brine, but cannot be disposed of in
any other manner. We quote prices as follows;
Fancy, Isl agl9c; good TO choice, l5@l6c; fair
li6l5c; store lots IiGDl22; picked roll, old Is
diGc: new, iSGl20c; firKln, old 15@l6c new Il
Ml9c; Eastern creamery, l3Gel5c; other kinds,
1U@14c p b.
CIIEESE-stocks are slowly lowering. and
qualities that can be aSSci as fancy command
the top figure. We quote: Good TO choice new
SGl9C; common grades, "a &c; Eastern, ordi-
nary to fine 9@l5c q IL.
EGGS-Oferings that are choice and large are
in demand at firm figures, but the market shows
weak tone for the ordinary run OF California
product. One great objection is the small size
most producer, in this Safe breeding small
fowls Many retailers who have been selling
Eastern now decline to handle these small Cali
tornia Eggs even at lower figures than are cur
rent on good imported. Supplies OF Eastern
Eggs are abundant at low asking rates
We quote jObbing lots as follows California
ranch. 22as25c; STORE lots, 15@1Sc; Eastern, 49,
916c = dozen.
PoTLTRY-C onsignments are not of large
magnitude though enough to meet sll trade
Gobblers, I7@l9c; Hens. 1S9l4c: BOOSTERS
S566 for old and SSG1O for Young. and IS "a
for Pryers; Broilers, 81 5O94 80; Hens, $685.;
Ducks, S4G6 per dozen; Geese, S1t91 25 for
old and 81 259l SO q pair for GoSlings:
Pigeons, s2@2 so q dozen for old and 81 1902
for young.
:, GAMESwe quote Hare, 81 5O@1 rs; Rabbits,
PROVIslONS-No change of importance
Trade is fair. Eastern Hams, 14Gl41%c; Cali
tornia refrigerator-cured Hams, 13156sI4c; East
ern Breakfast Bacon, 131sCGl4c: California Ba-
con, heavy and medium, l0199l1c; 90 light
medium, l1@ll1ac; do light, 12Gp1215c; do extra
light, 1S39G14c; do clear sides, 12G1215c 2 ID;
Pork, extra prime, sl7@l7 so; DO prime mess. SIS
G@l9 do, mess, SCOOP; do, clear, S22en23 50; DO
extra clear, s2S 50aD24 so q Dbl; Pigs Feet, So
Gl2 so e bbl;' Beef, mess, bbls, IS 5069: do
hf bbls. 81 5064 75: do. extra mess, bbls, S1O@
10 so; do, hf bbs, S. 50@5 rs; do, family So $40
IS . Dbl; do, smoked. l1@il1ac . n: Eastern
Lard, tierces, 1091lc; do, pals, fO15al1c; Cali
ifornia Lard, tierces, 1O1a@1lc; do, hf bbls l0M
@llc; do, Ion tins, 10c; do, 5-tb tins 101%c; do
l0b pals, 1lc do, ID pals, 119c; GO, S-fo
pals, 11$4c p 70.
WOOl.-Trade for the past week hiss been
very good, embracing largely Eastern Oregon
stock, for securing purposes, and good TO choice
Northern and Humboldt fancy stock, for which
extreme prices have been realized. There is Il
very firm tone to the Wool market both East
and here and good Woods seem to attract good
customers at both ends Tomorrow there is to
be quite sale at Uliah, aud the indications are
thst it will be well attended. Already sales are
reported there of sample parcels at 21G22c
which indicates strength in the country mar
ket, TO say the least City dealers, however
maintain that this price is extreme, and not
justified by future outlook or any present pros
pect az the Eastern end of The market. So far
this year, California Woods. both north and
south, are particularly good, and have been
placed as rapidly as received, just because they
were good. while better prices were realized
than the grower expected in most cases. AS
result, it would to-day he difficult to fill orders
for Southern or Middle county Wool, at any
price. We shall, within thirty days, have down
most OF the Sis iyou, Humboldt, Sonoma and
Mendocino Woods. All these sections Will no
doubt send forward very attractive stock, if
future consignments can be judged by what
has so far been received. Local merchants are
reaching ont with good results for Eastern Ore
gon business, and this year it is very probable
our receipts OF Wool from that direction will be
from 40 to 50 per cent. grester than for 1885, The
early Woods from there were not attractive but
recent receipts seem to be much better as a
whole. The scourerS take most of these Woods
and are now quite busy with large orders for
secured stock OF this class. Quotations for all
grades ara firm. Reported sales within the
week of over 10000 lbs. We quote:
odn Joaquin, 6 ........12jO1Sc
southern
Foothil and Northern I50I20
Humboldt and Mendocino. 22924
Eastern Oregon
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