Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-16

at quotations. Both Green Peas and String
| Beans make good exhibit. Cucumbers are in ex-
eesslve supply, being drug at the moment
The quotation for Tomatoes is nominal, as it is
Asparagus, Sl@2 q box for good TO choice and
81 50@4 tor fancy quality. Rhubarb, 50lG75c
. box; Green peas,s al % q sack; Garden Peas
2G21ac e u; stri Beans, 4G5c z ID; Refugee
| Beans. 5lad6c p YAK Beans, 3(94c = ID; Sum
mer Squash, 75c& % q box; Los Angeles To
maloes. SiGo4 so a box; Cucumbers, 40Gloc 2
y sack Carrots. feed, 30@50c; Parsnips, 81 so
@S = ctl; Cabbage, sl@l % 2 ctl; Garlic.
le Q n; Caulihower, Sl@l p 8 dozen; Dr.
Peppers. &c to SC p 10.
FRUIT-The first Cherry Plums of this season
arrived to-day, bringing 81 so q small box. An
other light consignment of green Apples found
custom at 81 = box this morning. Strawberries
continue low enough in price to give good oppor-
tunity for peddlers 10 bry literally. Receipts of
Raspberries were large to-day, though Newcastle
arrivals were late and lost the early market.
There is good supply of Cherries, and prices are
wide enough TO suit all classes OF buyers. April
cots come TO hand in excellent condition Cur
rants also reach market in fine order. We quote:
Cherries, 4@SSc for white, and 49l5c q ID
for black; Gooseberries, 2921ac p ID for COM
mon and 4615c q h for English; Straw
berries, f3@4 for Sharpless, and s6G9 q
chest for Longworth; Raspberries, lU@Dl2c q bSkt;
Apricots, 75c@Sl 50 p box; Currants, 50965c
. drawer; California Oranges, Sl@2 90;
do Navel, 81 50@4 so q box; Tahiti Oranges,
s2O@24 . NJ; Mexican Lines IS 50@4 . box
Lemons, Sicily, 81 5000; California Lemons,
S1@s2 so = box; Bananas, S2Sp3 so . bunch:
Pine APPLES. 81 5094 p doz-
DRIED FRUIT-Dull market with rather a
softer feeling in values We quote prices Sun
dried Apples, SIC q ID for sliced and 41Sc
for quartered; Alden, 7GSc; Apricets, l21ac Tor
snn-dIied bleaehed; do, sgn-dried, eSse;
394c for impressed Smyrna Figs, 13@l6c
for layers. and 7(GSc for kegs; Neotarlnee,
69loc; Peaches, 1920 for peeled. and s@9c
71lc for sliced; rschine-dried, 9@loc; Piums
l0c for piIted and 4c for unpitted; Ger
man PTunes, 5000: French Prunes, S@9l1c 2 u;
25@75c advance for fractions: Common. 81 ESQ
l SO "A box.
HONEY "A small quantity of new Comb has
been received, but no arrivals of consequence
| are expected till next month. Advices as to the
coming crops said to be conflicting but it is
conceded that supplies viii at least be sufficient
to meet all oeal requirements We quote
prices as follows: Bright new comb, l2Ec to
| lSc q b. Old stock is nominal as follows :;
| Bright extracted, 6aG6hc; amber extracted, So
| SIZE: dark extracted. sc; candied 41&G55c y 10
| BUTTER-There is firm tone to the market
! and prices show good strength. The future de
| ponds largely on arrivals. If there be no ma
| terial increase in receipts, the situation will
| continue favorable to sellers. Should pack ing
| stop to any extent in the country, and ship
| ments to consuming centers be enlarged in con-
sequence, it is doubtful if current figures could
| be maintained for any length of time. We
| quote as follows: Fancy, 2o@2812c; good to
| choice, 2602715c; common, % G25c; store lots
| 1715G22%c; Eastern, 17G21c y II.
CdEESE-Stocks are not being pressed as they
were short time ago, and the market shows
steadier tone, though no advance in price has
occurred, and dealers do not expect an imme-
diate change We quote: Good TO choice,
10h@l1c; common, grades, SG10c; Eastern
ordinary to fine, l0@l5c 2 ID.
EGG5-The market has not varied to any ex-
tent for whole week Eastern Eggs are in
ence to domestic product, being cheaper. We
quote California, 20c for select ranch, and
17Gl9c q dozen for store lots; Eastern, 151aG16c
q dozen.
POULTRY-Turkeys have declined Ducks
are lower. Trade is good, but Eastern consigE-
ments check all advancing tendency. We
quote jobbing lots as follows: Live Turkeys
-Gobblers, 17@lSc y 10: Hens, l5@16c: dressed
| Turkeys, 90 p ID; Rooster scot so for old
| and s9@i2 for young; Hens, &c 50@7 for ordinary
stock and 81 5OtGS Tor choice: aroilers, SOS p
doz.; Ducks, S7GS for old and STAG for young;
| Geese. 81 25&s1 80 3 pair for old and 81 700
2 for young Pigeons, 81 50G3.
GAME-We quote: Rabbits, 81 25@1 so; Hare,
| 81 5O9l IS a dozen.
| PROYISIONS-Active trade, but no particular
change IN values. We quote prices as follows
eastern Hams, 14gl5c; California, 111S@l2c
for salt; re4Tlgerat0r-eured l2tg1Se; Eastern
| Breakfast Bacon, i3}&@l4c; California Bacon,
| l01593ile for .eaTy ana medium, 11G111%c tor
| light medium, l2.9i21sc for light end 13lIl31sc
extra llgnti Clesr sides Il9l11ae Q ID; Pork. 50 so
prime mess Gl9Glg 50 2 Dbl for mess S20Gl21 for
clear G21@22 for extra clear; Pigs feet, S1 boe12
| q Dbl; Mess Beef. SO 5000 for b5I5, S! 1895
| for hf bbls: Extra Aess Beef SO so
| OIL for bbls, IS 5095 rs !or hf pbls; Family
| Beef SAGA 50 q Dbl; California Smoked Beef
l29121Sc 3 10; Eastern Lard, 91Sellec io7 terces
and 1e@101zc q ID Tor pals; California do terces
&c; hi bols 1oc; I0-fo tins, SIC; 5-i6 tins &c
pats, i0]4o for lob, 1919 for 6-ib and 1919 s. d
Ter S-fo pals.
WOOI-The market shows no Improvement.
! Business is likely TO be of dragging character
until the tariff question is settled. We quote
spring clip, nominal as follows:
Northern, choice bright y 15d.f7c
San Joaquin and llul5
Calayeras and 1917
HIDES AND SKINS-Quotable as follows:
Sound. Culls
Cows and Steers, IS to IS fos.....6 q! csc
Light, ~ 10 40 2@D6 O.
Kips, ID to so fnS.....................6 O. O.
Veal Skins, to II Es.........-.5 @ 5 q
Calf skins to 10 fos.....-.........6 a 5 o.
Dairy Calf, 25sgS5o each; Dry Hides, usual
b; Cali Skins, DO. ole; cnii Hides KIP iIsG and
Calf, StGS15c q II; Pelts. shearling, loco
25 each; do, short, 30@151c each do. medium
60975c each; do long wool, 9Oc(0S1 Is each; Deer
Skins, summer, 371z940c; do. fall and medium
30dS5c 2 To; Goat Skins 50G65c apiece for Prime
aud perfect, 40g50c for medium, l0@20c each for
small.
NEAT MARKET.-Beef and Mutton are in
good supply, and weak at quotations. Veal
and Lamb are well represented, but steady GUS
tom keeps prices in position. Following are rates
for who carcasses from slaughterers to dealers
Beef-First quality 7@Sc; second quality &C;
| third quality, 5000 q d. Veal-Quotable at
596c > Ii for large and Ease q D for small
Mutton-Quotable at 555G61Sc p 10. Lamb
Spring, SQ9c q IL. Pork-Live Sogs on foot,