Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-05

Currants, 81 75@S chest; Gooseberries, 21l@
Sc > fb for common and 5a6c for In
glish; Raspberries, 40 q soc . drawer;
:5 5 for poof GFals anG
S9al2 q chest for good to choice; other
ya5istes 5d SS2 S384 toI per Bod chest nest Cherries
30945c q box for Black, and 5o@GOc for Royal
Ann; Cherry Plums, 40@5Oc q box; Apples.
new, 2595Oc q box; Pears new, 50 a60c 2
basket; Mexican Lines Si@5 q box; Riverside
anges, 81 75g,2 g box; Lemons, Sicily, Sc 500
Z so; California Lemons, S1@2 so p box; Bana-
mas, 81 50@4 q bunch; PineappleS, S4G5 ,
DRIED FRUIT-Oferings consist almost
wholly ofcommon qualities, for which there is
no inquiry. stocks of choice are well cleaned
up. We quote as follows: Suu-dried Apples
4G41@c q ID for sliced and 315G4c for quartered;
Apples, eVaporated, 506c; Apricots, 7@lOc for
bleached; do, suu-dried, 5a7c; Blackberries 100
l21ac; Figs, 4@s5c for pressed, 2GSc for un-
pressed; smyrna Figs, 1iGl6c for layers and ia
SC for kegs; Nectarines, suu-dried, SG5c;
bleached do, 6Gl0c; Peaches, St0lGc for peeled
and 4@7c tor unpeeledi Pears 4c for whole and
5951ac for sliced, macnine dried, 7dSc; Plums,
5G6c Tor pitted and l13@21@c for unpitted; GER
man Prunes, in sacks 3G4c; French PruneS
4G61ac in sacks, and Case q 70 in boxes;
Grapes, 2S3c q ID; RaisinS, London Layers,
81 5OtG2 q box, with 25C to 75c advance for
fractions: common, 75c@Sl q box.
HONEY-Trade is slow, and there will be no
change for a week or two until new crop comes
forward freely. Some few lots of new extracted
have arrived, being sold in retail way above
current figures. we quote old stock: White
Comb, Sl0lOc; Amber, 5N27c Extracted, white
liquid, 41aG5c; Amber, colored and candied. 39
4c = ID.
BUTrER-The situation inclines largely in
favor of buyers. Receipts are becoming more
Tree, while shipping trade is less active, 50 that
dealers have TO depend wholly on local trade
Tor working OFF supplies. Eastern product has
commenced to arrive. Being of good quality. it
comes into direct competition with the do
offered pleaDpr
Fancy, 1S1ac: good to choice, l6@17c; fair.
I4gl5c; store lots, l1@l3c; picked roll, old, 10
@l7c; new, 1S920c; frkin old l5@l6c. new, II
@l9c: Eastern creamery, 1S@l5c In tubs; other
kinds, 10@l4c p ID.
CHEESt-Fair business is in progress, though
at easy prices Stocks keep in excess of mar
ket wants SO that there is no chance for values
improving Just at present. We quote prices
Good 10 choice new, 71aGSc; common grades,
5g6c; Eastern, ordinary to fine, 9@15c 2 h.
EGGS-Select parcels of domestic product are
IN demand, but ordinary qualities are neglected
because of liberal offerings of Eastern, which
are often taken in preference, being cheaper
2lp22c; store lots, l7@19c; Eastern, l6917c e
dozen.
POULTRY-Market dull, with prices mostly
against sellers. We quote pric 5: Live Turkeys
Gobblers, 17@19e; Hens. Is "a lie; Roosters,
$ 5OG6 for old and SIS 5OG1O 20 for young; Hens,
S6@7 Broilers, small, 81 SOFAS 5O large,
81 25@1 so for old and 81 25@1 SO . pair for
Goslings: Pigeons, S2G2 so . dozen for old and
81 75@2 for young.
GAME-We quote Hare, 81 5O@1 rs; Rabbits,
81 25 2 dozen.
PRONISIONS-Side Bacon is a trile lower.
No other changes worthy of mention. We
quote as follows: Eastern Hams, 131&Gl4c; Cali
fornIa retrigerator-cured Hams, 1313GSl4c; East
ern Breakfast Bacon, 1S1$G14c: California Ba-
con, heavy and medium, l01%0llc; do light
medium, ll@l11ac; do light, 12tG121%c: do extra
light, 13ia@lic do. clear sides, 12G1215c p 10;
Pork, extra prime, Sl7917 80; do prime mess SIS
Gl9; do, mess, S2OG2l; do, clear, S22G23 so; do,
l9l2 50 2 bbl; Beef. mess, bbls, IS 50G9: do,
hi bblS, 81 5094 10: do. extra mess, bbls, S1O@
10 50: do, hf bbls, S. 5015 rs; do family, SD 50@
Lard, tierces 10@l1c; do, pals, 1O15@11c; Cali
itornia Lard, tierces, 1015Q11c; do, hf bbls, 1Oh
0llc; do, lOtb tins 10c; do, 5-tb tins 1O15c; do,