Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-31
&c; Hemp, s1S@5c; Rape, I1s@21%o; Timothy.
& Alfalfa, I1@ll%c q q Flax, 81 25@2 70 %

&c; Hemp, s1Sa1c; Rape, I1s@23%o; Timothy.
& Alfalfa, 11@ll1ac q q Flax, 81 25@2 70 p
ctl.
NOTWITHSTANDING trade at steady rates
Quotable at S16@l7 p ton.
ONIONS = Scarcity of choice product has
caused an advance in the price of an article of
that character Quotable at 25G90c 2 ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Slackeye, 81 500
O.: Niles. 81 S5@i SO; Green, California, 81 so
o. 70 p ctl.
BEANS-The demand is very small, and the
inactive condition of the market causes values
TO be more or less nominal Bayos 81 45t42 So;
Butter, 81 50G2 7h; Pink, So 25d2 IS: Red, 81 25
o. 30, Lima, s. S5@S so; Pea, 81 75@1 So Small
Waite 81 1901 IS - CT.
FEGETA BLES-The market is not literally
supplied. Summer kinds are coming to hand
from Los Ang les, but the quantity is small and
asking prices are too high to cause any brisk
demand. Cucumbers, 81 1892 25 p doz; Egg
Plant, l5GlSc n 10: String Beans, 25935c p 10:
Green Peas, 10@l2kc p 10; Los Angeles To-
matoes, $! S062 p box; Rhubarb, l0@l2c n Id;
2 ctl: Beets 50G60c q sack; Carrots. feed, 300
Doc Parsnips, s1@1 25 q ctl Cabbage, 4Oc p ctl |:
Garlic, SO y sack; Cauhhower. 50cGSl q
dozen: DRY PEPPERS .SG10c p n; Dry Okra $50
1Sc p 10; Green Peppers. 4(06c q b.
FkUlT-Reeeipts of Oranges continue large
keeping prices low. Eastern Apples are clean
ing up. Domestic qualities are well represented
Mexican lines are somewhat scarce, good offer
ings bringing higher figures We quote prices
as follows: Apples, 50c@Sl % q box; Eastern
Apples, 81 so to 81 3 Dbl; Mexican Lines. IS
WS q DOA hlNeISlue navel oranges, Soe0-3 81
. box; common do S2@2 so Los Angeles Ma
vels, 81 50es2 so; common Los Angeles Oranges
75ct@1 so p box; Lemons, Sicily. 81 50G5; Cali
fornia Lemons, s2a3 . box; Bananas, 81 500
berries. S1GG1l so q Dbl.
BUTTER-Receipts from near by diaries have
been lighter, owing 10 frosty weather. but sup
plies from the southern counties have been suf
ficiently liberal to make up for any falling off
in consignmeutS from other directions. We
quote as follows: Fancy, 2SGa24c; good to choice
l9g2lc; fair, l1@2oe; store lots, 1o@l5c !;
picked roll, 1S@20c; frkin, 1SG20c; Eastern
creamery. I@2Oc in tubs: other kinds, 10915c
q ID
CHEEsE-The market is shaping more in
favor OF buyers, though no positive decline has
resulted as yet. We quote: Choice new, 13@14c;
good 10 choice old, 10t912c; common grades,
case: Eastern ordinary to fine. 106l5c p b.
EGGS-The market is deluged with Eastern
stock. Five carloads have lately arrived aud
quite as many more are claimed to be on the
way. Domestic product suffers in consequence.
We quote: California ranch, 24@25c; store lots,
221aes23c: Eastern, fresh, 20@22c cold storage
l5G17c = dozen.
POULTRY-Turkeys are dull of sale at low
figures. Choice young BOOSTERS are selling to
mand on account of the Chinese new year
We quote prices as follows: Live Turkeys
Gohblers, 1S@l5c; Hens 14@15c; dressed Turkeys
l6@l7c; Boosters, sos 50 for old and s6@7 80
for young; Hens. IS 50@7 3roilers. 81 50@6:
Ducks s7GS; Geese. 81 75a2 r pair for old and
y 2oS2 % q pair for young; Pigeons, 81 Is q
pair for old.
GAME-Prices keep fairly uniform, there
being custom enough to absorb daily receipts
We quote job lots as follows: Rabbits, ST Is
@l So Hare 81 25G1 so; Sprig, 81; Quail 81 25;
Teal, 81 Sol so; Brant. 81 25@1 so; Mallards,
g 5oG4; Canvasbacks, s. 5000 SO; Gray Geese,
81 so; White Geese, SlSSl 25; widgeon, 81 so
al IS: Small Ducks, 81 al Vs. English snipe 81
az 90; common do. 5o@75c; Honkers, SIS 50@4
p dog.
WOOL-Values unchanged. Most of the Wool
now in market will have 10 be secured before
shipment and trade is therefore of limited char
acter. We quote spring:
Eastern Oregon, heavy ........... l23l4c
Eastern oregon. Ight..........-.......... 151 zoe
We quote fall:
Mountain, free.................-.... IOGl5c
Humboldt and Mendocino ................ l6lGl9c