The record-union., 1892-06-03
Cherries and Berries Plentiful and
Cheap.

SACRAMENTO, June 2d.
! In the local market the past week there is to
4 be noted but few changes. Fruits are getting
| more plentiful and prices have a downward
] tendency. Cherries of splendid quality are
| now coming in freely. The product in this
neighborhood has run out, those in market
4 being grown at Hayward and san Lorenzo
/ Although the first crop OF Strawberries in this
county has about all been gathered, the re-
! ceiptS from other sections have been large,
anu the market is well stocked. CurrantS,
! Wild BIackberries and CooSeberries are plentl-
ful and cheap. Raspberries are also in aoun-
/ dant supply. Lemons, Lines and Bananas
! are more scarce ana are urm at advanced
/ prices.
Vegetables OF all descriptions, with the ex-
! Ceptlon OF Cucumbers ana Asparagus, are in
| good supply. The former are scarce, those in
! market being hot-house product. The season
| Tor Asparagus is at an end, and after this week
| no more viii be cut in this vicinity. Old CAB
| bage is out of market, but new IS arriving i'll
! quantities sufficient 10 meet all demands. Po-
tatoes are very plentiful Green Corn the
product of Naca Valley, will probably be in
market the coming Week.
New Hay is arriving in quantities to meet
all inquiry, the crop being large and OF good
quality.
Dairy produce has advanced a trif1e, while
Poultry remains very scarce.
Fresh Fish of all kinds may be had in
quantities to suit in the markets to-day at the
! following prices at retail: Salmon, 1879 q %;
Perch, sc; Catfish, lCc; Carp, sc; Pike, 5c;
Shad, 123Ic; Mountain. Trout, 20c; Rock
cod, 15c; Fresh Cod, 15e; Tomcod, 2Oc;
+ founders, 121ac; SoIes, l216c; Turbot, Sc;
Halibut, 15c; Crabs, l2j@c each; Large CLAIMS,
| 15cF q doz; small CLAIMS, 5Oc 2 gallon; Mus
sells, SOC y gallon; Frozen Oysters, 75c Tor
large cans and soc for small cans; in shell,
35c p doz for large and 25c for SMALL Cali
| tornia oysters, 81 Z 100.
Rates TO Producers.
Following are current rates paid to pro-
GREEN FRUITS-Lemons-Si So 500
Z 2 box; California, Si@5 e box; Lines
| Mexican 5000 n box; Bananas, S2m3 u
bunch; Cocoanuts, zoe FdoZ; OrangeS-NaVelS,
81 so q box; RiYerSide,S2 1904; Los Angeles,
81 20; Pineapples, SO z do; Strawberries,
81 90 e box; Moreii Cherries. SOC 2 box;
haspberries, 81 50 2 case; Currants, 6Gc =
box Black berries, 1Oc = ib.
DRIED FRUIT-ApricOts, G@5c q III;
! Peaches, 7aSc; Apples, oM6c; Piums, 4@5c;
Pruncs, 5@9c; Pears, 4@0c; Nectarlnes, DC;
DAIRY PRODUCE-Butter--V Valley, 16@
lie p ib; Fancy Petaluma, l9@@Oc; Eastern
Creamery, PIE; FIrkin, 1S@2Uc; Pickle
Roll, 2i@22c; Cheese-Cauionia, S@lUc;
i Young America, lie; Eastern Creamery,
29c; American Swiss, 22c; Martins Cream
cry, l5c: Eggs-Ranch, 21c ID doz: East
POULTRY -Turkeys-Live Hens 16cR h;
Gobblers, 13c; dressed 1Sc; Chickens-Hens,
50 2 doz; koosterS, 80 90; Broilers, "a 90;
spring Chickens, IS; Tame Ducks, 50; Geese,
MEATS - Beef 5@6c . 10; Mutton, Sc;
Lamb, 9@lQc; cal, large, 5@7e; large.
Sc; Hams-Eastern, 1-1&@14c;8 8 Ii; California,
1870 l3c; BacOn-Lignt, 1O@1O1ac; selected,
11&Q 12c; homeless, 131a@14c.
HAY AND GRAIN-Oat Hay, S11@13 2
to8; Wheat, Sl1@l3; second quality, s. q
Ii; Alfalfa, $500; Wheat (whOle), 81 80 2
-cwt; Barley, 81 05@1 10; Corn, 81 40; Bran,
SIS z Ton; Middlings. $50 4 ton, Ground Bar
ley, = 70 2 Gwl: straw, SOC Z bale.
VEGETABLES - Onions new, 65@S5c p
cwt; old, 2@3c; Cabbage new, zoe; Carrots,
sc = 10; Beets, S@1Oc q COZ; Turnips, S@IUc;
bunch Vegetables, o@l0c; Parsnips, 75c .
sack; Horse Radish, 121ac z 10; Garlic, SC;
Artichokes, Soc D doz; Dried Peppers, 15c;
Caulifiower, &c 2 dOZ; Spinach, 20 u b;
Asparagus, SC; Peas, lie; string Beans, &c;
Wax Beans Sc. Summer Squash, 81; CuCum-
bers, 5e; Tomatoes. l Qe. $50, .,
cwt Peerless. new. 6Oc@Sl; oregon Bur
vadas, 81 25.
s. s5 "a Fo2ca4a aa ts 81 g. Ss::d :Tgst5y So sy
BREAI.sfuFrs,Flodr, 81 2? 2 bbl; oal-
sacks Cornmeal-W lite, 50 so . lO-6 sacks;
Yellow, ~ 50 2 25-ib sacks: Cracked Wheat.
So z OH SACKS, - 3 q 1O0-tb SACKS; Homt-
ny, S3 80 z 1O-fb sacks; Graham, So % =
1O-ib sacks; BUckwhcat. IO-lb sacks. 81 90.
CANNED GOODS-Iobbing rates are as
follows: Assorted table, 81 G5Hi 15; APP
pies. 81 20; Apricots, 81 80; Black
berries, 81 1901 So, Cherries, S2@2 50; Cur
rants, 80 20; G0OSeDel rieS 81 SGt@l 80; Mus
cat Grapes, 81 1901 30. Piums ~ @5a1 40;
.-Quiuces. S. cool ~; SlraWberries, $50
3 o; Raspberries, -$2 SO@3; Peaches, 81 -
az.
! NUTS-Chiie Walnuts, new 11@l2c; Cali.
fornia Walnuts, 9@lOc; Almonds, ncw, 1I@
13c; Peanuts, California, 5@6c; Eastern, "a
71ac.s
ThIDES AND SKINS-Jobbing rates are
as follows: Wet Salted Hides - Heavy
Steers, 7c = H.; Medium Steers, Gc;
81; Gait, 6]ac; Culls, aHout p per cent. lower.
= Dry HiGes-SOund Hides. sc; do Culls &c;
Dry Kip, &C; Calls, &c. Deer SkIns-Summer
Skins, 37I5c, Medium Skins, 3U9&21Zc; Win
. ter and L0ng-hair skins, 2OG25c. Goat Skins
I Prime Skins. 3O@5Gc; damaged Skins, loo
25c; Kids. 5GlOC. Sheep SkinS-L0ng Wool,
9Gc@5l 40; Medium Wool, 100000; ShOrt
/ WOOL 40@10c; Shearlipgs. l0@25c.
y Retail Rates.
Following are the prices asked by retailers
: flNr,+ u N.n1 nrfi inlps