Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-25

about their own figures. we quote as follows: :
25c: Petal1mas s6a4Oc; Tomales. 5000 Bur
bank Seedlings, caSl; early Rose, 80 40c;
Peerless, 6O@eoe; Peaehblows, 6o9S0c; Garnet
| ON Ns-Supplies are light and prices are
firm for a god article, which we quote at
range of sS@4 q ctl. Inferior qualities are not
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Blackeye, $50
2 10: Niles 81 75@2; Green. ~ 50GS p ctl.
EEANS-Limas of choi quality are firmly
held and buyers have to pay full figures ior such
stock. Choice Pea are in dema for seed,
and therefore sell to better advantage
Bayos are weak and Reds are neglected.
Some light demand is noted for Pink. We
quote as follows: Bayos, 81 1902 IS; Butter,
nominal: Pink. 81 20 % 40 Red. 81 95G2
| Lima, IS 25@S rs; Pea. So 25G3 IS; Small
! White. SIS 2593 60 y ctl
VEGETA BLES-Summer Squash made its first
appearance Tor the season to-day bringing &c
q ID. String Beans are becoming more plenti
full Arrivals of iireen Peas are in excess of
wants and buyers have the advantage. The ex-
! hibit of Tomatoes continues small RhubaIb is
web represented. and Asparagus makes the
usual liberal display. Cucumbes are too high
| in price to invite general custom, and supplies
move off slowly in consequence. We quote: AS
| paraeus, 50a 75c q box for ordinary kinds and
Si@l D for fancy quality; Rhubarb, 75c@Sl %
p box; Green Peas, 50D75c q sack for CON-
mon aud lIS@21ac . Ii for sweet String Beans,
l0@l5c e ID; Los AM eles Tomatoes, IS 50fn4 q
box: Cueumpers, 75c@S1 80 y dom; Turnips,
81 % ctl; Beets, 75c@sl 8 2 sack; Carrots.
oOVtOOSr
81 25Gl so p ctl: Garlic, %@1c q b Csulifiower,
81 251150 dozen; Dry Peppers &c to Sc p b.
FRUIT-Strawberries went at lower prices to-
day. Receipts were over 500 chests. Many ar
rivals were over-ripe, and some were badly
parched Cherries make a little better exhibit,
though the quality of arrivals is anything but
choice. In few days marked imp fovement
is exp cted. Gooseberries are not IN favor, and
eonsgnments receive but limited attention.
Lines and Lemons are in request. We gu tie:
Cherries, l2@lsc for white. and 2o@25c q II
GnOseharrgs Sfrost
berries, sid5 for Sharpless. and s5G7 p
chest for Longworth; California Oranges, $40
50; do Navel 81 5o@5 . box Mexican
California Lemons, 81 5OG3 so p box; Bananas,
81 50 "a bunch: ti' sDpies 81 1904 p ioz.
DRIED FRUlT-Apples are in moderate re-
light. Other descriptions meet with less atten-
ton, while prices rule somewhat in favor of
sellers. We quote prices as follows !:
sun-dried bleached; do sun-driei, s@9c;
Blsckberries. 1@lSc: Figs, 5@6c for pressed,
S@ic for Impressed; Smyrna Figs, 1S@16e
| e@i0c; Pesohes, ls@221zo for peeled. and s@9c
for unpeelA1; Pears, 495c for whole and 10
! !1ac for sliced; mschine-dried, 9@l0e; Plums,
man Prunes 5000; French Prunes, Sale g n;
Raisins London Layers, % r box. with
| Z5475c advance for fractions: Common, 81 ESQ
! HONEY-sellers are more willing to make
concessions now that the ew season is so near,
| as they desire to close out all old stock. We
quote: Bright comb, l2Cgl4c; dark comb, 90
| loo; bright extracted, &c: amber extracted, SC;
| dark extracted. sc; candied. 41%i65c "a 10.
BUTTER-The market exhibits firm tone for
an article that can be classed as fancy. Some
| stock still shows the effect of warm weather m
the interior. canning forward in bad shape Such
| eonsignmenis are not easily sold. We quote
Fancy, 26c; good to choice, 24@25c common,
20023c; Eastern, l7G2lc p b.
| CH ESE-Tlpre is but little announcement
| at this moment for sellers. Receipts are liberal
and dealers are pushing business in order TO get
nd Of as much stock as possible before prices
further decline, as it is expected they must in
| the near future. Good to choice, l2igl21ac;
common grades, 10@l1ci Eastern, ordinary TO
| fine, 10(9l6c p b.
EGGS-1 he market is all at sea lust ut 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 Sc cure custom. AT present fig
| ures there is no margin for importers. We
| quote: California, 1902 C for select ranch, and
l7Gl9c = dozen for store lots; Eastern, AGl6c q
| dozen.
POUBTRY-Eastern consignments are re-
| ceiyed 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 1urkeys-tiop-
| blers, 19@<1c y d. Hens, 19@2lc; dressed Tur-
keys, -@-c p b; Rooster s5 50@ 6 for old, and
ss@l2 for young Hens IS 5O@6 50 for ordinary
! doz.; Ducks, Sl0a12; Geese. 81 50a1 rs y pair
! for old and SS@S so for young; Pigeons,
81 5o;G2 rs for old and 81 1898 . dozen for
| young
| GAME-we quote: Rabbits. 81 25S1 50 hare,
81 25G1 so p dozen.
! WUOL-Deaiers have nothing of 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
wthal 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 Inferior so far as six to eight
| months Wool is concerned. The long Woods are
| up to usual standard. We give asking prices tor
new spring as follows:
san joaquin and southern, p fb..............11@15c
rootliii lotGll
| MEAT MARKET-Scarcity of Beef keeps val
ues strong. Mutton is in larger supply and
lower price. Lamb is also shade cheaper.
Following are the rates Tor who car
cases from slaughterers to dealers !:
Beet-First qualify SGs1ac second quality
/ re: third quslitY. 647 !. D. Yeal-Quotahle