Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-04

Petalumas, 55@65c; Tomales, 6C@15c; Burbank
less, 6o975c; Peachblows, 75@Sc; Garnet
Chile, 65@70c q ctl.
ONioNs-The better class of offerings find
good to choice. Cut, 5Oc@sl % p ell.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Blsckeye, S2@2 Is;
Niles. 81 5O@1 rs; Green, 81 5o@s so p ell.
BEANssTgade is dull and prices are shaping
S. 65@3 IS; Pink, s. 2OG2 40; Red, 81 1902 25;
Lima. s. 25@S 60; Pea, sS25@S SPY; Small White,
IS 25@3 621a q ctl
VEGETABLES Nearly 800 boxes of Asparagus
arrived this morning. Prices are beginning to
weaken, as custom is being divided up among
other varieties. Green Peas are coming forward
more freely and are meeting with good atten-
ton. Rhubarb is in pretty good favor, and
stocks clean up well, as receipts are only mot
crate. We quote iobbing lots as fol. Lows:
and s2ss 50 for fancy quality; Rhabsrb. Sa
&c; Green Peas, 4@6c for common and
lose b for sweet; Los angeles Toma-
toes, sS@3 25 p box Mushrooms, 1O@S0c y ID;
Cueumpers, 5oc@sl Is p dozen; Turnips, $40
25 ctl; Beets, 75c@sl rs p sack; Carrots.
S5@45c; Parsnips, s2@2 so Rctl Cabbage S0@9c0
q ctl Garlic, 1a@1c 2 ID; Csulifower, 50c@s1 .
dozen: Dry Peppers. &c to SC p b.
FRUITS-Strawberries made small exhibit to-
day, selling at 60c per bskt. In Apples there is
no trade of note. Oranges continue to make
good representation, while prices still shape in
choice article is not enough to meet trade wants.
Poor quality is Characteristic OF the bulk Of
S Sos as e. quality Mf qcas Ap 5Ianges s
box; do Navel, 81 50@5 q box; Mexican
Lines, S5@6 q box; Lemons, Sicily, 81 5095;
California Lemons, 8 2592 50 p box; Bananas,
| S263 so q bunch; PiDeapples 81 5064 b doz.
DRIED FRUlT-There is not business enough
to cause any fuctuation in prices. Apples are
| finding better demand, and both Peaches and
Apricots are receiving. little more attention.
London Layer Raisins are in very light
supply. We quote prices as follows: Sun
dried Apples, &c ID for sliced and Sc for
/ nI1n arad Aarn On -~fn T.
sun-dried bleached; do sun-dried. 1Oc
Blackberries. u@14c: Figs, 5@6c for pressed,
s@4c for impressed; Smyrna Figs, 13@16c
s@10c; Peaches, 1S@221ac for peeled. and 8@IOc
for unpeele1; Pears, 4@5c for whole and 10
71ac for sliced; machine-dried, 9@10c; Plums
man Prunes, 8@9c; French Prunes, S@llc p b;
Raisins, London Layers, S2(92 25 p box. with
25@75c advance for fractions: Common. 81 ESQ
| ! so p box.
| HONEY-Light jobbing trade. Prices are not
expected to change until new crop puts in an
appearance. We quote; Bright comb, l5@lSc !;
dark comb, 1o@l19c: bright extracted, 7@se;
SIC; candied. 471@5c y u.
| BUTTER-Within the past two or three days
there has been quite turn for the better in the
interest of sellers. This is said to be the result
of packing both in country and at city depots
The season is late one this year. and as it will
probably be short also, the opinion prevails that
| no retrograde move will occur in the way of
prices At the moment there is a steady tone
to the situation. We quote prices as fol-
lows: Fancy, 2i@25c; good to choice, 22@221ac;
common, 20121c; Eastern, 17921c p b.
CHEESE Stocks are on the increase Market
weak at reduced rates. We quote as fol-
lows: Good to choice, 14@151ac; common grades,
13014c; Eastern, ordinary to fine, 149l6c p ID.
EGGs-There is lighter demand now that
Easter is over, and prices show less strength
Quotable at 22@23c . dozen for California and
POULTRY-Light arrivals tend to keep prices
in steady position. We quote; Live Turkeys
Gobblers, 23t924c b; Hens, 23924c; dressed Tur-
keys, 25@26c p ID Rooster s7@S for old, and
s9@11 for young; Hens, T@7 so for ordinary
stock. and $500 Tor choice; Broilers. $500 p doz;
Ducks, 39G11; Geese. 50 25@2 rs pair; Pigeons,
81 5O@2 rs for old and 81 1908 so p dozen for
| young.
GAME-we quote: Rabbits. 81 25@1 so; Hare.
S1@1 so "a dozen.
PROvisIONS-Un Unchanged in price. Good
demand reported for both local and export trade.
Eastern Hams, 14@l5c; California, 111SG12c
for salt; refrigerator-cured, 13@131ac; Eastern
Breakfast Bacon. l31a914c; California Bacon,
Iis6at medium, i21S@iSc for light and is@1s%e
extra light: Clear Sides, n1a@12c ID; PORK, 50 so
| @l0 ? Dbl for extra prime, Sl2G12 SO p Dbl for
clear, Rl@22 for extra clear; Pigs feet, su 5o@12
p Dbl; Mess Beef. % 5O@1O for bbls. q 1905
for hf bbls: Extra Mess Beef, SO so
| Oil for bbls % 5O05 rs for hf bbls; Family
Beef el4@14 SO . Dbl: California Smoked Beef.
12t9121Sc p b; Eastern Lard, 915@l0c for tierces
and l0@l01{c b for pals California do, tierces,
VIC; nj DDls, lUc IU-ID Tins, o12c; Old tlns, &c
pals, 1O14c for lob, lO1lc for 5fb and 1O1c n
for 3-D pals
WOOL-There is no business. New spring
clip comes forward quite as literally as ex-
pected, but the market, all over, is so depressed
| that receivers are not offering their Woods. AS
| TO condition. the incoming clip promises to be
as good, if not better in some sections, than i.
was in 1887. Particularly is this expected TO be
the case in arrivals from the San Joaquin Val
| ley, where old feed was eaten out before new
started, and, in consequence, dealers anticipate
| to receive less seedy Woods from that one direc-
ton at least We quote:
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