Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-07

! the several varieties. Receipts are liberal and
otsome kinds there is an excess at times, but
dealers promptly reduce asking figures to meet
| the views OF buyers and clean up stocks. Cher
ries have been in quick request all the season,
and custom is not likely to abate until consign-
melIts cease TO come forward. Peaches are ar
irving in better shape and receive better atten-
ton. Apricots are prominent feature of the
market, being liberal in quantity and choice in
! quality. Some line Raspberries and Blackber-
| ries are found among the offerings. strawber-
r1es are not SO general fayoIite as a short time
ago, having to compete with other later fruits.
Plums are coming in slowly. Grapes will be the
next attraction, though no heavy display can
! be expected tor a month. Figs arrived from
Winters to-day. being the first of the season and
Apples. green, 25(G50c q box, and 25c to 4Oc p
2 basket; Pears, 9o@75c 2 box; Cher;
Ann and 35@50c q box for black Gooscberries,
134@2c p b for common and 5@7c a ID for Eng
lsh: Strawberries s4@6 . chest; Raspberries,
Klaekberries. 75c@sl p q drawer: June Plums,
Tor Royal currants s. 5o@$ g s Chest PeSche sS
5oc@sl 2 bog California Oranges. 81 500
" ooG4 = box; Lemons, Sicily, "a 50G6;
California Lemons, SlG2 . box: Bsnouas,
SPAS 50 = bunch: pireapples, S5n.7 so n dog.
BU1TER-The market is not in good shape
for sellers. Accommodations of fresh roll Butter
give the situation much softer tone. Asking
prices were lowered in due season with view
far has not been attained. Meanwhile receipts
come forward freely, and stocks are daily in
creaslng Eastern consignments are coming TO
hand with freedom, and pressure to sell tends
TO further weaken prices of domestic product
Fancy, &c; good to choice, 23@125c; store lots
17622c; Eastern, 17@2lc q h.
CHEESE-PriceS are undsturbed, though the
outlook is in favor OF sellers, who hope for
higher prices at no distant day. and are, there
fore, not forcing business at present. Good 10
choice, 1015@llc; common, grades, S410c;
Eastern ordinary N fiun 1ln1Sa n,
EGGS-Sales OF extra choice California are
said to have been made as high as 26c, though
hardly quotable figure. OF ranch lots there
IS scarcity, put store parcels are i'll tree sup
ply. Quotations for the Eastern article have
been advanced, because prices at distant
purchasing points have gone up, and ship
liberal in the near future. We quote as follows:
California, A@25c for select ranch and 2IM
pc q dozen for store lots; Eastern. 161aa175ac q
dozen.
POULTRY Continued arrivals of Eastern
fowl give general weak feeling to the market
We quote prices as follows: Eastern Tur-
keys, 1S@1c q b Easterns Hens S5@6 p
dozen. Geese, 81 q pair: Ducks, 81 q dozen
We quote California as follows; Live Turkeys
GObblers, 17@llSc q 10; Hem 15@l6c: dressed
Turkeys, -@-c Rb; Rooster, s550d6 for old
aud S9@12 for young; Hens, $50 so for ordi-
nary stock, ard s6c6 so for choice; s-o'lers, So
@6 SO 2 doz. Ducks, Sfai4 so for old and S5d6 for
young; Geese. s1t01 25 y pair for old and 81 so
al s. for young: Pigeons. S2G2 IS for young,
and 81 5063 z dozen for old.
GAhE-We quote: Rabbits, 81 25S1 80: Hare.
81 5Onl Is p dozen
small advance in California tin Lard is about
the only change of note. We quote as follows
hastern Hams, 14Gl5c; California, 111s912c
for salt; refriseTsJa,-cured, l21%S9l3c: Eastern
Breakfast Bacon. iSE914c: California Bacon,
l012@l1c for heavy aud medium. ll14'QIl1%c Tor
Aght medium, l2@l2}ac iof light elIo lSt0l3hc
* h s., C!ee: sides llo ~ b. Po[s
prime mess. St95 81 q bDl sor rless 81 for
e!ear, so for e1trO eesT; HiZS feet, 81 5o6312
. bbi; Ness RaeE rs 69Ge ior bbls. !4to94 IS
for nj hhls: Extra Mess Beef tlC6a
10 60 for bbls. SIS J085 rs Eor nj bis; Family
Beef El4@l14 50 = Acl; California Smoked Bee5,
I2Al21]c y T. Eastern lard, 91ztdl0c fcT tiercas
ana G19llc & ID ios palls; California do, t.ercca,
SIC; hf bols, Zoe; l)e rips, Sc; $50 tina. exc
pals, l91@3 for l0ii, 1870 for 5-io and 11a 3 n
ior m oIilG.
values or i'll the status Of our local market since
Il week ago. Some business is being done right
along, aud buyers so far have had prices in
their favor There is g large share Of Calitornia
stock from last year yet unsold in Eastern
markets and until shippers can clean up, they
will be slow to further operate on anything like
q free or liberal basis. We quote
Northern, choice bright, Il 1517c
san Joaquin and South II. 10 old
CalGveras and Foothiil..................... 10Gl4
Eastern Oregon, heavy 10012
Eastern Oregon, l3J5Gl6
valley STOCK
HIDES AND SNINS-Sunner IL co.'s circu-
lar, just issued says: We cannot quote any
improvement; prices are somewhat weaker and
there does not seem to be much prospect OF a
better market. Heavy and medium Steers are
in fair demand. Light Hides are very quiet.
Kip, Veal and Calf are very dull. indeed. Dry
FllBts are somewhat lower, and the outlook is
not encouraging. Sailed Hides with center
brands are very undesirable, as the leather
from such stock is sold ut less rates. Deer Skins
are active at advanced rates, owing to local de-
maud. Goat skins are rather quiet at close
selection and low price. Angora Skins with