Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-18

excessive receipt, giving the market generally
an easy tone and inclining values favorably tor
buyers; We quote: Green okra. slol % . box;
Green Corn. T5cGSl 2 sack for Vacaville ana Is
@2Oc 2 dog for bay; Cucumbers, 25@S5c p
box; Summer Squash, 25@s5c q box for BAY;
Rhubarb, i0@65c 2 box: Egg Plant, s1@l % p
214@Se . H. Tomatoes, 2oG4oc q box for
Nacayille and sl@1 % for rIver; Marrowfat
Squash, STOOLS 2 ton; Turnips, 50@t0c p ctl;
Beets, eO@6oe sack; Carrots, feed. So@5oc;
Garlic, l92G2c y ID; Caulifower, 50c@sl q
dozen; Dry Peppers. 6@7c "a h; Dry Okrs,
5Gl0c %: Green Peppers. 25@40c p box for
Chile and zoe 10 75c for Bell.
FRUlT-The market has seldom been bet
ter furnished than now, both as to variety and
quality. Some very handsome Piums are COM
ing forward but. somehow, custom is lacking.
Grapes 1t must be admitted are not yet OF sufi-
clently good quality 10 be attractive, and slow
movement just now is not surprising Canta-
ioupes are in large supply, but trade is dull ow
Wateimelons drags for like reason. Figs ere
neglected. though offerings are fresh and nice.
The display OF Apricots and Peaches is al that
could be desired. Berries are still prominent
features finding the usual custom Mexican
LINES are higher. We quote: Cra6aPples,
259i0c 3 box; Grapes, 25a Csc , box: Nectarines,
S5d65e 2 box; Cantaloupes 81 T5d2 : crate: Wa
termelons, sSGl2 . 100; Figs, Is "a SOC for black
and @G25 = box for white; Plums, s49llSc
= II: Apricots, Royal, I6l1$c y 70 TO Gamers
22@5Oc q box and 25950c q bskt; Peaches,
-SSOSS WA anu -O0uJC e. pS&Is hGSI-
berries, SAT p chest; Strawberries, Long
worth, S3G4; other varieties, S202 80 p chest;
Blackberries, s. 50d4 = chest; Apples, 25@75e
3 box; Pears, so zoe p box; Bartlett Pears, sld
! . box: Mexican Lines, So 50l7 so 2 box;
Tahiti oranges, 81 50(e3 p box: Lemons Sicily
SI@o; California Lemons 81 50&n3 80 q box;
Bananas, 81 5O@3 so 3 bunch; Pineapples, SS94
= dozen.
BUlTER-The supply of Butter of select quail
1ty is decreasing, While prices are advancing un-
der good demand The Improvement in ordi-
nary grades is less marked though of course
values are tritie stronger in sympathy. We
quote prices: Fancy, 2l@22c; good TO choice
lSG2Oc fair. 15@l6c; store lots HOLE: picked
roll, old, lSSl9e new, l9@2lc; frkin, old,
1S9l5c: other kinds, 10Gl4c q H.
CHEESE-F1rmer figures prevail, IS supplies
in wholesale depots are anything but large. We
mon grades, 7@9c; Eastern, ordinary to fine, go
15c p h.
EGGS-Stocks of all kinds are somewhat light.
The demand is mostly for a select article and
buyers will sooner pay the higher figure for
something desired than take inferior offerings at
lower figures. We quote prices as follows:
California ranch, 2692sc; store lots 20@2So
Eastern, l6917c; Farallone, 2262S p dozen.
P0ULTkY-Changes in quotations have not
amounted to much for several days. The sup
ply is equal to the market wants, so that little
opportunity is furnished for any marked yaria-
ton in values We quote as follows Live
Undergraduates, 2Oa2lc; Hens. l5@l6c; Roost-
ers. S5@6 for old ana Sc 50GS so for young and
soG6 for Eryers; Brollers. small, 1904, large,
S4@5 SO; Hens, Sc to 81; Ducks, IS 50 to IS
per dozen; Geese, s1@1 % for old and 81 $50
l rs q pair for Goslings Pigeons, S2@2 SO 3
dozen for old and 81 50@2 for young
GAME-Receipts of Venison have been unus-
ually light this season. Hare and Rabbits are
in moderate receipt. We quote: Venison, l26
lac q ID; Hare, 81 50@l 70; Rabbits, 81 % q
dozen.
WoOL-No change in quotations. Trade has
been rather quiet the past week as shippers
and scourers have enough stock on hand to alb
sorb attention. The tone of the market con-
tinues strong, and no decline is expected. We
quote:
foothill and Northern 1562O
Humboldt and Mendoeino. ................ 22aA