Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-17

Vacaville and Slal % for river; Marrowfat
Squash, Sl0t9l5 p ton; Turnips, 50@60c . ctl;
Beets, 5O@60c 2 sack; Carrots, feed. S0@5oc;
Parsnips, Sl@1 % p ctl; Cabbage 65G75c q ctl
Garlic, 115a2c p 10 Caulifower, 5OcGsl q
dozen; Dry Peppers. 6@7c p n; Dry okra,
50l0c q b: Green Peppers. 25@40c p box for
Chile and Zoe TO 75c for Bell.
FRUGT-The market has seldom been bet
ter furnished than now. both to variety and
quality. Some very handsome Plums are COM
| ing forward, but, somehow, custom is lacking.
Grapes, it must be admitted, are not yet of suf-
GENTLY good quality 10 be attractive, and slow
movement just now is not surprising. Canta-
loupes are in large supply, but trade is dull ow
| ing TO cool ana moist weather. The sale of
WateImelons draes for a like reason. Figs are
neglected, though offerings are fresh and nice.
The display of Apricots and Peaches is all that
could be desired. Berries are still prominent
features, finding the usual custom. Mexican
Lines are higher. We quote: Crabapples,
25@40c 2 box; Grapes 25Q65c z box; Nectarines,
S5@65c 2 box; Cantaloupes. 81 75a2 q crate; Wa
termelous, sS912 q 100; Figs, % soc for black
and 20G25 q box for white; Plums, $46l15c
| . II: Apricots, Royal, 1@l1ac y ID to Gamers
| 2596Uc q box, and 25@6Oc p pskt; Rasp-
berries, SAT p chest; Strawberries, Long
worth, S3t94; other varieties, s2@2 so q chest
Blackberries, So so 64 chest; Apples, 25@75e
| q box; Pears, 50d75c q box Bartlstt Pears, SI@
l 25 q box: Mexican Lines, Sc 5OGb7 50 p box;
Tahiti oranges, 81 50@3 p box; Lemons, Sicily,
| S7@S; California Lemons, 81 50G3 50 2 box;
Bananas, 81 50@3 so q bunch; Pineapples. s3@4
p dozen.
| DRIED FRUIT-There is no movement
worthy of note just at present. Moderate offer
| ings of new Apricots ale on the market, but
| sales are light and slow Too much green Fruit
| is to be had, which prevents attention being
directed to dried descriptions. By-and,b by, the
| situation viii be changed. We quote: Sun.dried
apples, 4@47@c q ID for sliced and S5&94c for
quartered; Apples, evapOrated, 5CG6c; Apricots,
| 7G10c for bleached: do, suu-dried 5t67c; Black
berries, 10Gl212c; Figs 45c tor pressed "a SC for
impressed; Smyrna Figs. 14(0l6c for layers and
| 7@Sc for kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, 4@5c;
| bleached do, 69l0c; Peaches. Sh0l0c for peeled
and 4(91c Tor unpeeled; Pears, Sc for whole and
5@515c for sliced, machine dried, Ease; Plums
5@6c tor pitted and l14@21Sc for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, in sacks 3G4c; French Prunes,
| Grapes, 2G3c Q b. Raisins, London Layers,
81 50t92 q box, with 25c to 75c advance for
fractions: common. 75c@Sl q box:
HONEY-Light receipts keep prices finn and
strong. Demand neither large nor urgent. we
quote: White Comb, 1l@l3c: Amber, 7e9c; Ex-
| tracted, white liquid, 51ad61ac: Amber. colored
and candied. 412tG5l5c = 10.
BUlTER-The supply of Butter of select quail
ity is decreasing, while prices are adyancirgua-
der good demand TIE imprnvement in ordi-
nary grades is less marked. though of course
values are tritle stronger in sympathy. We
quote prices Fancy, 2l(922c; good to choice.
1SG920c; fair. 15ll6c; store lots l1@12c picked
roll, old, 1SGl9c: new, l9@2ic; frkin, old,
15@l6c; new, l9620c: Eastern creamery,
Boise: other kinds, l0a14c p b.
CHEESE-Firmer figures prevail, as supplies
| in wholesale depots arr anything bat large. We
W,
| mon grades, 7gec; Eastern, ordinary to fine, 90
l5c . n.
EGGS-Stocks of all kinds are somewhat light
The demand is mostly for Il select article. aud
| buyers will sooner pay the higher figure for
something desired than inferior offerings at
| lower figures Ne quote p ices follows:
California ranch. 26T2Sc: store lots 2O623c
Eastern, l6Gl7c: Farallone 22G23 p dozen.
POULTR1-Changes in quotations have not
/ amounted to much for several days The sup
ply is equal to the market wants 50 that liuie
IL hpI bod
| ton in values. We quote as follows Live
| Turkeys-6Obblers, 20d2c; Hens. l5Ml6c; ROost-
| ers, S5e6 for old and Sc SOFAS 80 tor young. and
| S5d6 for Fryers; Broilers, small, S364. large,
SiG5 so: Hens, Sc to 81: Ducks, So 50 to So
per dozen; Geese, Sl@1 % for old and 81 ESQ
| rs q pair for Goslings; Pigeons. s2g2 so =
| dozen for old and 81 SOAP for young
| GAME-Receipts of Venison have been unus-
| uaily light this season. Hare and Rabbits are
| in moderate receipt. We quote: Venison, l2@
| lac p 10; Hare, 81 5Og1 70; rabbits, 81 25 p
/ dozen.
| PROVISIONS Heavy Bacon is in rather free
| supply, and light standing il price is noted.
| Hams, both domestic and imported. are a trifle
| higher Lard il in liberal receipt. Trade is
| fair with promise of imprnv ment ia the near
future. We quote: Eastern Hams, ll&4 6aI5c: Cal
| ifornia refrigerator cure Hams, ll1l4IIc: East
| ern Breakfast Bacon, 131%@l4c; California ba-
con- heavy and medium, lJGl01Sc; do light
| medium. I0199ilc; do light, l28I21%c: do extra
| light 1S13@i4o; do, clear sides. 1015G11lc = ID;
Pork, extra prime, Sl7G17 so; co prime mess, SIS
| eDl9; DO mess, S2Dd92l: do, clear, S22G23 So CO.
extra clear, SIS 59G24 so Q bbl: Pigs Feet, SD
| @l2 so 2 Dbl; Beef, mess, bb!s, IS 5069: do,
| hi bbls "a 50G4 70; do extra mess, bbls, 500
| 10 so; DO hf bbls, s. 5ee65 Is; do family SD "a
! ID 2 Dbl; do, smoked, 1l@u5kc = ID: Eastern
Lard. tierces, l0G1llc; DO, pals, l01zalIc; Cali
ifornis Lard tierces, 100pi05%c: do nf bbls IO1s
@uc; do. lob tins, l0c do, 5-Ib tins l01zc; do,
l0-b polls, lie do, ID pals, ll1ac; 40, 3-b
| pals 11$4c q d.
! WOOL-No change in quotations Trade has
| been rather quiet the past week, as shippers
| and scourers have enough stock on hand TO alb
| serb attention. The tone of the market con-
| tInues strong, and no decline is expected. We
quote:
Foothill and Northern. l52O
Humboldt and .222
| Eastern Oregon