Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-26

stock. Choice Pea are in demand for seed
and therefore sell to better advantage
Some light demand is noted for Pink. We
| quote as follows Bayos, 81 1902 IS; Butter,
nominal: Pink. 81 2O92 40; Red. 81 95@2;
| Lima, S. 25@3 rs; Pea, s. 25GS 20: Small
White. SO 25C93 60 a ctl
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Squash made its first
| appearance for the season to-day, bringing 2ac
| p b. String Beans are becoming more plenti-
| full. Arrivals of Green Peas are in excess of
wants and buyers have the advantage. The ex-
| hibit of Tomatoes continues small Rhubai b is
well represented, and Asparagus makes the
| usual liberal display. Cucumbers are too high
| in price to invite general custom, and supplies
move off slowly in consequence. We quote: AS
| paragus, 50@75c . box for ordinary kinds and
Si@l p for fancy quality; Rhubarb 75cGSi 25
2 box; Green Peas. 50G75c q sack for COM
mon and 1ISd21sc 2 ID for sweet; String Beans.
| 10Gl5c q h; Los Angeles Tomatoes, So 5Od4 p
| box; CucumDers, 75c@sl so p dozen; Turnips,
81 25 ctl; Beets, 75c@sl % > sack; Carrots.
| feed, 30d50c; Parsnips, 50 50CG3 "a ctl Cabbage,
81 25Gnl SO 2 cti; Garlic, M9lc D; Caulitower,
| 81 25e1h0 dozen; Dry Peppers &C TO Sc p ID.
| FRUIT-Strawberries went at lower prices TO-
| day. Receipts were over 500 chests. Many ar
| rivals were oyer-ripe, and some were badly
parched. Cherries make a little better exhibit,
| though the quality of arrivals is anything but
choice. In few days a marked improvement
| is expected. GoOseberries are not III favor, and
| consignments receive but limited attention.
Lines and Lemons are in request We gu te :
| Cherries. l2@l5c for white and 206D2jc q b
| for black; Gooseberries, case = 10; Straw
| berries, Sid5 for Sharpless. and S5G7 p
chest or LSng%oss Salt California Oranges SIC
Lines, $500 y box Lemons Sicily, 81 50G5;
| California Lemons, 81 50SS 80 q box; Bananas,
| S2d3 so q bunch: PineApDies. 81 SOFA = noe.
| HONEY-Sellers are more willing to make
| concessions now that the new season is so near,
| as they desire to close out all old stock. We
| quote Bright comb, i2Gl4c; dark comb, 90
| l0c: bright extracted, &c; amber extracted, &C;
dark extracted. SC; candied. s1za5c " Ii.
| BUTTER-1he market exhibits firm tone for
| an article that can be classed as fancy. Some
| stock still shows the effect of warm weather IN
| the interior. coming forward III bad shape. such
| consignments are not easily sold. We quote
| Fancy, zoe; good to choice, 24G25c; common,
| 20923c; Eastern, 17@2lc p b.
CHhESE-There is but little encouragement
| at this moment for sellers Receipts are liberal
and dealers are pushing business in order TO get
rid of as much stock as possible before prices
| further decline, as it is expected they must In
| the near future. Good To choice, l2Gl21Sc
common grades, 1o@llc; Eastern, ordinary to
| fine. l0@l6c 2 b.
EGGS-1he market is all at sea Just at present
Liberal receipts are at hand, and more consign-
| ments are on the way. There has been sharp
competition among dealers and prices have
| been cut low to secure custom. At present fig
| ures there is no margin for importers We
quote: California, l9@2Jc for select ranch, and
l71l9c q dozen for store lots; Eastern, liS9l6c e
dozen.
POULTRY-Eastern consignmeuts are re-
ceived with less favor and sales are not made
| with former promptness. Domestic fowl are in
fair request, without any marked change in
prices. We quote prices Live Iurkeys-Gob-
blers, l9@21c y ID; Hens l9@2lc; dressed Tur-
| keys, -(9-c . u; Roost - IS 50@6 for old, and
S9@l2 for young; Hens, IS 50@6 50 for ordinary
| stock, and S7G7 30 for choice; Broilers, SAG p
doz.; Ducks, Sl09l2: Geese. 81 50@1 rs v pair
for old and S3G.3 so for young; Pigeons,
s2 50e2 rs for old and 81 1905 y dozen foi
young.
81 25@1 so . dozen.
WooI-Dealers have nothing of a satisfactory
character to report. There is no,general trade,
| while the few lots that are being placed give no
| basis for calculation as to value, because they
are mostly sent away as samples. Buyers seem
ingly have less inclination TO do business than
at any former time, and their views are so low
| withal that holders decline to entertain their
ideas of value. There is not likely to be any
general trade until business at the East gets into
better shape and tariff talk is put aside Re
ceipts so far indicate that the clip will be much
less than last year. The quality, on an average
is represented as inferior so far as six to eight
months Wool is concerned. The long Woods are
up to usual standard. We give asking prices for
new spring as follows:
san Joaquin and Southern, 2 b.............1leDl5C
PROVISIONS-The market is fairly well
stocked, while trade is of moderate magnitude
Eastern Hams, l49l5c; California, ll15G3l2c
for salt; refrigerator cured, 13GlS1ac; Eastern
Breakfast Bacon. l3RGl4c; California Bacon
101aGl1c for heavy and medium, 11@l11ae Tor
light medium, 12@l21zc for light and lS@l31Sc
extra light Clear Sides, n@1l14e . ID; Pork, S. Sc
@l0 q Dbl for extra prime, Sl2Gl2 so q Dbl fol
prime mess. s19@l9 50 q Dbl for mess S20@21 FOL
. Dbl Mess Beef, 50 50@lO for bbls, 81 75@i
for hf bbls: Extra Mess Beef $40 g
oil for bbls, IS 50d5 rs for hf bbls; Family
Beef. S14@14 so . Dbl: California Smoked Beef
12G121sc p ID; Eastern Lard, 91aGlOc 70. tierce'
and l0@101ac 2 u Tor pals; California do terces
915c; hf bbls, 10c; 10-b tins, SIC; S-D tins &c
pals 1O14c for lob, 1910 for 5-b and 1919 v
HIDES Id S'' AND sKINs-ouotable rs follows: