Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-08

asking prices for product on hand, such as it is
There are no choice Hops to be had, and it is
only goods ofthis character that could invite at
tention Just now. Quotable at 10tG14c p b.
BRAN-Quotable at So 50913 2 ton for the
better grades, and SD for other quality.
RYE-The market has weakened considera-
bly, within few days. Quotable at 81 so@1 50
p ctl.
BUCKwHEAT-A lot of Eastern is held at
GROUND BARLEY Quotable at SIC @ II
p ton.
ONIONS-Prices for a good article hold up
well. Quotable at 7Ocd 81 q ctl
POTATOES-New have made two or three
jumps within as many days being in good de-
mand. More Oregon arrived to day, say $500
Sacks which will be sold this afternoon.
Peerless, 56@6Oc; Burbank Seedlings. 50@75c;
Garnet Chile, 25G45c; River Reds 40@50c; Early
Rose 4O@5Oc p ctl; Tomales, 50@75c p ctl.
DRIED PEAS-Quotations nominal. there be-
ing no receipts. We quote: Blackeye, " 20;
Niles, 50 25; Green, o.; Eastern Green,
81 p ctl.
BEANS-The situation at the moment is not
encouraging for holders. Stocks are not heavy,
but the inquiry is slim and sales of insignif
| cant proportions We quote: Bayos, 81 5O@2 60:
Butter 81 SOFAS; Pink, s. 25@2 90; Red, 81 cog
2 IS: Lima, 81 1904 go; Pea, 81 S0@l S21a; Small
White, 81 S06o1 S21] 2 ctl.
VEGETABLES-The market is not heavily
supplied with any particular description, and
prices are therefore quite steady. We quote
nary, 81 50@2 for good to choice, and 81 1908 Is
p box for extra Alameda Island and Bouldin
| Island; Green Corn, 20c 2 dozen; Cucumbers,
| 50c@Sl 25 p dozen; Summer Squash, 81 50@2 2
| box; Rhubarb 50c@sl % 2box; Egg Plant Go
10c ? b; String Beans, 6@l0c 2 b; Green Peas 81 %
| al SO q sack; Garden Peas, So 4c q b; Los An
geles Tomatoes, slG2 p box; Turnips, 10000 2
etl; Beets, 5o@6oc sack; Carrots, feed sot95Oc;
Parsnips, sl@1 D q ctl Cabbage 50@60c q ctl
| Garlic 10115c y ID: Caulihower, 50cGsl p dozen;
Dry Peppers, 6@7c 2 ID; Dry Okra, 5G10c 2 D.
| Green Peppers, 15620c q ID.
! FRUIT-Apricots have made their appearance
for the first time this season, bringing soc 2 H.
| Strawberries arrived in better condition than
| expected after the rain. Prices, however, are
/ wide range, there being much difference in the
| quality of offerings. Kaspberries make fair ex.
| hibit, some arrivals being of choice quality
| We quote: Gooseberries, S@5c per h; Raspber
| ries, 81 25@1 so per drawer for good and
S5cdSl for poor; Strawberries, Longworth &
@10 chest; other varieties, st95 per chest
| Cherries, 60c9Sl % 2 box for Red and White and
90c@sl 50 q box for Black; Apples, 75c@S2 2
box; Mexican Lines. S3 5O@4 2 box; Riverside
Navel Oranges, siG5 2 box; common do
| 81 25@2 rs; Los Angeles Nayels, 81 50g3; com
mon Los Angeles oranges, Sl@1 % q box
Lemons, Sicily, sos so; California Lemons, 81 sc
@3 . box; Bananas, 81 5O@S p bunch; Pine
| apples, s415 p dozen.
| DRIED FRUIT-There is no marked activity
in this line of goods. Some little inquiry is re
| ported for Prunes and Raisins, but no business
has yet resulted, as contracting parties are moi
IN accord as 10 values. SOD-QrleQ Apples
4G41ac p h for sliced and 31aG@4c for quartered
| Apples, evaporated, 5GI6c; Apricots, 7C1l0c fol
bleached; do, sun-dried, sac; Biackberries LOG
| 1214c; Figs, 4t95c for pressed, 2SSc for un
pressed; Smyrna Figs, 14@l6c for layers and "a
| SC for kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, 3G5c
| bleached do, 6CA10c; Peaches, SG10c for peeled
| and 457c for unpeeled; Pears, 4c for whole and
| 5d515c for sliced, machine dried, Ease; Plums
5G6c Tor pitted and 15SS2jSc for unpitted: Ger
man Prunes, in sacks. 293c; French Prunes
| 31S@5c in sacks, and 6@7c ? 10 in boxes
Grapes, 2gSc . b.; Raisins, London Layers
| 81 50@2 = box, with Csc to 75c advance fol
4 fractions: common. 75c@Sl % 2 box.
| HONEY-Oue lot of new crop has arrived.and
other consignments are expected this week. We
| quote as follows: White Comb, SG10c; Am
Der, sac; Extracted, white liquid, 31a95c
| Amber coored and candied, 394c p ID.
| BUTTER-Prices for fancy qualities keer
| steady and firm, there being ready custom fol
all arrivals of such lass of stock. Efforts would
| likely be made TO slightly advance figures, were
| it no the belief that such action would check
| the demand and cause accumulation. For soft
| and defective Butter. quotations are irregular
and weak. We quote JOB lots as follows
/ Fancy, lSc: good TO choice, i50l7c; fair
| l3@14; store lots. 9@l2c; picked roll, old, Il
9l6c; new, 17@l9c; frkin, old H@l6c: new, Is
@lsc: Eastern creamery, 13@15c in tubs; other
kinds, 10914c 2 10.
| CHEESE-sales at the higher figure are ex-
ceptional and only in a jobbing way. Socks
We quote prices as follows: Good to
| Choice new, SG9c; good to choice old, case;
common grades, 596c; Eastern, ordinary to fine,
99I5c p u.
| kGGS-The demand is largely for parcels di-
rect from the hennery, and for such offerings
full prices can be obtained. Store lots are not
| 10 favor. Eastern are in better demand at a
small advance. We quote prices California
ranch, I9G20c; store lots, l5@l7c q dozen;
Eastern, l5G16c p dozen.
| POULTRY-Desirable fowl are not in large
supply and prices show rather firm tone at the
moment. Two cars of Eastern Poultry are ex-
pected this afternoon. Live Turkeys-Gob-
seTs 10 Se old He ans SAL lsc ior
Hens Y seas: Broiiers' small. s4a4 50: large large
s6as; Ducks, s6@7So for old and s7a
9 80 for young; Geese, 81 50@1 70 for old and s.
| az 80 . pair for Goslings; Pigeons. 1902 so .
| dozen.
GAME-No Hare coming in. We quote prices
| Rabbits, 81 so; Hare. ID q dozen.
| PROFESSIONALISM trade in all descriptions
Prices, generally, have steady tone, especially fol
| Hams and Lard. Eastern Hams l4@i41sc; Cali
| ern Breakfast Bacon, 1S1a9l4c: California Ba
con. heavy and medium. lo12@l1c; do light
medium. ll@il1zc: do light, l2@1239c: do extra
| light, 13l5l614c do. clear sides. 12G121zc q ID
Pork, extra prime, s17@17 50 do prime mess, SIS
e119: do, mess, S20@2l do, clear. S22G23 so; do
extra clear, s2S 50@A so q Dbl: Pigs Feet, sl1
(! OH so b Dbl: Beef, mess. bbls, IS 50@9: do
hf bbls 81 SOFA rs: do. extra mess, bbls, s10@
10 so: do hf bbls, IS 505 rs; do, family, So SOC
Is p Dbl: do, smoked; 11@llhc ? q: Eastern
ifornia Lard, tieTces iO1Ssiic: do, IF bbis 10y
@11c; do. lob tins, 10c; do, 5-s tins 1015c; do
lob pals, lie; do, 5R pals, 1l1ac; 90. S-f
pail 1ls4c 2 ID.
wooL-Liberal trading continues feature Of
the market Sales within a week have been
comparatively large, embracing all grades and
descriptions Quotations are full for the more
choice class OF stock, and perhaps better than
could be realized to any extent on all poor and
fair descriptions. which do not appear to be
| wanted. Reports from the East indicate extreme
dizziness at those centcrs, and unless things
change there materially, shippers from this
direction will have little or no margin. Sales Of
10000 lbs within our range OF prices. We quote
San Joaquin q ib................... ..-....14617C
Southern
Foothill and
Eastern Oregon-old stock
Eastern Oregon-new clip
Cnclce "a ~
|
HIDES AND SKINS Quotable as follows
| Sound, Cully