Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-09

LES-With seasonabl descriptions
| the market seems TO be well suppl , and buy
ers have good opportunity Tor self >tion. To-
matoes come in very slowly and quotations keep
AUS Sl01 so q box for ordinary kinds and
81 7oG2 % for choice quality; Rhubarb 50c0Sl %
p box; Green Peas 95c@1sl % g sack; Garden
Peas &c q 10; String Beans, 3@4c q Ii; Refugee
Beans, 5G6c q 70; Wax Beans, 212(d3c . III; Sum
mer Squash, 81 25@l so 2 box; Los Anse les To-
matoes, s4G4 50 Q box; CucumDers, 75c@s1 p
| dozen; Turnips, 81 % = ctl; Beets, 75c@Sl 70
p sack Carrots. feed, 50@50c; Parsnips, 81 so
as ctl; Cabbage, sl@1 Is p ctl; Garlic,
1e Q Ii; Caulifower. s1@1 % Q dozen; Dry
Peppers. &c to Sc q ID.
FRUIT-Apricots and Currants have put in an
appearance, but the arrivals so far have been
notably small. Cherries are making better DIS
play and prices are trile lower There seems
TO be no limit To straw berries, as the market is
deluged every day by large receipts. The con-
signments this morning footed up $50 chests.
Raspbsrries are not plentiful. while Goose6erries
probably because the offerings of Mexican
Lines are large at reduced rates. We quote
Cherries. 5@lOc for white, and S@17c q ID
for black; Gooseberries, S@4e y ID for COM
mon and 596c q lb for English Straw
berries, SSa4 for Sharpless, and So 50g6 p
chest for Longworth; California Oranges, 81 25@
S209A q NJ; Mexican Lines, IS so . box
Lemons, Sicily, "a 50G5; California Lemons,
50c9s2 . box; Bananas, Seas 50 y bunch
PireSpples So 5000 p ioz.
DRIED FRUIT-No improvement. The de-
mand is light. while values do not vary to any
notable extent. Raisins and Apples re about
the only varieties that show strength values.
We quote jobbing lots as folio Sun
dried Apples, 614c p n tor alice and SIC
for Quartered; Alden, sG9c Aprico. 1215o tor
sun-dried bleached; do, sun-dried, 5a9c;
Sole for Impressed; Smyrna Figs, 1S@16c
for layers, and 7dSo FOR kegs; Nectarines,
S@l0c; Peaches, 19920c for peeled. and sG9c
for unpeeled: Pears, 4(G5c for whole and ia
TIC slippd In9phlna-0riai QCn1Oa.
10c for pitted and 4c for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, S09c: French Prunes, Sole p b;
Raistns London Layers, 81 25 q box, with
25@S75c advance for fraetions Common. 81 25a7
acknowledgements slow Many offerings
of Comb are said to be of undesirable quality
and therefore neglected by buyers We quote
as follows: Bright comb, l2u; dark comb, 99lOc;
bright extracted, 6G615c; amber extracted, So
SIC dark extracted. SC candied, 41a15c y 10.
BUTTER-The demand seems to be quite
equal to the supply, giving firm tone to values.
Arrivals not large for this season of the year.
which may be accounted for by the TACT that
many dairymen are packing, while decreased
production in some localities is assigned as an
other reason for moderate consiguments. The
market is certainly favorable for sellers and
will so continue unless there be marked increase
in the quantity forwarded to market. Even
now, occasional sales are made at a trihing adj
vance on our figures. Fancy, 2792715c; good to
choice 25@26c; common, 2l92lc; Eastern, 17@
dc p ID.
CHEEsE-Prices continue favorable for the
consuming interest. The market is amply fur
nished: We quote Good to choice,
lO14@llc; common, grades, s@10c; Eastern,
ordinary TO fine, 10@l5c 2 ID.
EGGS-Liberal stocks OF Eastern are still to be
found in many stores, and this circumstance
checks business in domestic product and keeps
prices from advancing. For select lots custom
is sometimes found at a cent advance, but this
is only in jobbing way. We quote: California,
l9c for select ranch, and 17@1sc q dozen
for store lots Eastern, 15G16c e dozen.
p0TTI TRY-Rppaints n lipht NJ nrina
well sustained. We quote: Live Turkeys
-Gobblers, 22@24c . h: hsns 22GD24c; dressed
Turkeys, -@-c . b; Rooster s6a7 50 for old,
and s9@13 for young; Hens, t6 5o@7 for ordinary
stock. and 81 SOFAS for choice: Sroilers. S499 p
doz; Ducks, S7aS for old and S9@11 for young;
Geese. 81 25G1 SO pair for old and 81 75@
for young: Pigeons. 81 5O@S for old and
u 5O(GS y dozen for young.
GAMING quote: Rabbits. 81 25@1 so; Hare.
81 509l rs q dozen.
PROVISIONS-Fair trade continues to be re-
ported in the several descriptions. Values gen.
orally remain unchanged. We quote as follows:
eastern Hams, l4@l5c California, 1l15G3l2c
for salt; refrigerator-eured, 12@1Sc; Eastern
l012Gl1c for heavy and medium, 1191l1&c for
light medium, 129121ac for light and 1SD1315c
extra light Clear Sides 11@111ac Ii; Pork, So So
@1O p Dbl for extra prime, Sl2G12 so p Dbl for
prime mess. S19@19 50 2 Dbl foT mess, S20@2I for
Clear s2l@22 for extra clear; Pigs feet, Sl1 5O612
g Dbl; Mess Beef. SO 5o@l0 for bbls. 81 1905
oil for bbs, IS 5os Is for IF bbis; i Family am ~
Beef. s14@14 so p Dbl: California Smoked Beef
l201215c p b; Eastern Lsrd, 91ad,l0c foT tierces
and 100000 = b tor pals; California do tierces,
932c; hf bols, 10c; lob tins, SIC; SD tins &c
pals, l04c for lob, 101ac for 5-b and 1910 e u
tor 2-tb pals.
WOOL-There is no business to note, and no
change in the Wool situation since week ago
Much of the San joaquin Wool has been shorn
and forwarded to market. AS to the southern
coast. that section is each year sending forward
less Wool until the clip from there is now merely
nominal. The northern Woods are not ready for
market yet, but shearing in that direction will
be general about the middle OF this month and
from that on to June LIST. The few Eastern
Oregon Woods received are very dirty and do
not attract much attention We give asking
pr ces as follows
san Joaquin and Southern, q fb.............11@15c
Foothil 13l7
HIDES AND SKINS-Onotahla as folloruS.