Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-06
s. sos4; pea, 81 75al 50; Small White. 81 70

IL Gu e GU.
VEGkrA BLES-Increased receipts of Aspara-
gus cause declining tendency in values. Green
Peas are also shaping further downward. Rhu-
baro comes i'll slowly and in small quantity.
ToInstoes hold up well, the arrivals of choice
article being limited. Marrowfat squash IS well
cleaned up and immediate receipts would sell
to advantage. We quote rs follows: Aspara-
gus. l21a@l71ac q 10 tor ordinary kinds anu 20C
Tor Bouldln Island; Cucumbers, SleH2 e dozen
Rhubarb, l211a@15c e ID; Egg Plant, 1sd20c . 10;
String Beans l5GlSc q ID; Green Peas, 3Gp4e q h
forscommon and 495c q ID for sweet Los An.
geles Tomatoes, 81 25e4l % 4 box; Marrowtal
Squash, Sl5 q ton; Turnips, 50960c z cti
Beets, 50@60c 2 sack; carrots, iced, 3095Oc
Parsnips, slel1 p d ctl Garlic, 25d50c g sack
CaulihOwer soc 81 & dozen; Dry Peppers, So
l0c 2 ID; Dry okra, l5Glec { 10; 1reen Peppers
&C 4 10.
FkuIT-Apples of desirable quality are
scarce and bring good figures. Receipts OF
Oranges continue liberal, the arrivals averaging
over two carloads per day. Fresh conslgn-
ments OF Mexican times are at hand keep.
ing prices easy We quote as follows: APP
pies, 75cdSS q box; Eastern Apples SiG14 =
q 10; MexiSan Lines. s4g5 Z box; Califor-
mia Lines, 60cgsl 80 q box; Rivers DIT
Navel Oranges, s3 50d4 z box: common
do, s2tGz 50; Los Angeles Nayels, s1@S; COM
mon Los Angeles oranges, 81 251l 70 4 box
Lemons, Sicily, II o0@5; California Lemons, 81 81
az 30 = box; bananas, 81 5O@5 q bunch; Pine
apples, S4@5 q dozen; CranbeEries, Sos q
DRIED FRUIT-There is better tone to the
though no improvement has occurred in prices
offerings of AL kinds are ample LOT all market
needs. uut choice parcels OF ali varieties are moi
plentiful, ana it is this latter class of goods that
seems to be in request. kasins are very dull
and prices for anything but the very best grades
are demorallZed. Wequote: sun dried Apples
4d41ac q ib; Tor sliced and 312@p4c Tor quartered
Apples, evaporated, 6GD7c; Apr,cots, lO0ll2c for
bleached; do, sun-dried, 5e7c; blackberries 100
121sc; Figs, 4tt5c Tor pressed. 113tH2l2c for un.
pressed; smyrna Figs. li@i6c for Layers and 20
sc Tor kegs; NecIarlnes, SUMMARIZED, 4G5c
bleacned do, 6tGl0c Peaches, 7esl0c for peeled
and 2a4c for u.peeled; Pears, 4c Tor whole and
5d51ac for sliced, machine dried, 10 &c. Plums
4@5c Tor pitted and l@2c for unpitted; German
Prunes, S>ssG41ac: French Prunes, 4@51zc y IL
grapes, 2e212c q n; Ralsins, London Layers
81 5O@l 10 2 Dox, with 25c to 75c advance fol-
fractions; common, Sl@l 40 q box.
BUTTER-Buyefs have the situation almost
wholly in toeir favor. Offerings are large and
dealers are not inclined to carry stock, so that
there is more or less pressure TO sell. Reduced
asking Rates stimulate the demand, thus help
ing to keep the market free of any eatsurpus.
l4@15c; store lots. l0&1Se; picked roll, 1Sa20c;
firkin, 1SiG20c Eastern creamery, 15@l6c in
tubs other kinds, 10@i5c p 10.
CHEESE-Market lower than a week ago,
owing to increased receipts. Choice new, lO@pl2c;
good to choice old, StGl0c; common grades, 5d
&c; Eastern, ordinary TO fine, 9@l5c p ID.
EGGS-Ihe Lenten season begins tomorrow,
when consumption is expected TO be greater
ranch. 17s2lSc: store lots l6@l615c q dozen.
POULTRY-The demand is falr, icing well
met by consumers. We quote as follows
Live TGrkeys-Gobblers, 14dl5c; Hens, 171.19c;
dressed Turkeys, 16@17c for Gobblers and $50
PC 2 ID for Hens; boosters, 50 50tG6 for old and
S!io 30 for young; Hens, S6@7 50 Broilers, s.
az; Ducks, Ss@l0; Geese, 81 5e@1 70 for old and
S2el2 70 Z pair for Gosiines; Pigeons, 81 for old
and 81 50,eS so q dozen tor young.
GAME-Mueh stock arrives in poor order.
The demand is falling off and prices are likely
future. We quote Rabbits, 81 25a1 so; Hare,
81 25@l 50: sprig, 81 55@l rs; Teal. 81 25@l so:
BIant, 81 %: Mallards, 81 5O@3; Canvasbacks,
s3G5: Gray Geese, 81 1892: White Geese,
81; Widgeon, 81 so; Small Ducks, 75c@Sl; En-
glish snipe, 81; common do, 50@75c Honkers,
s. q dozen.
PROVISIONS-Nothing of special interest has
occurred within a week. Trade is moderately
active, while prices remain uniform. We
quote as follows: Eastern Hams, 14a1415c; Cali
fornia retrigeratorcured Hams 13@1311sc; East
ern Breakfast Bacon, lS1@914c; California Ba-
con, heavy and medium, 1115@l2c; do light
medium. 12@13c; do light, 13@1315c: do extra
light, 14@1412c; do, clear sides. 12@121ac 2 ID;
Pork, extra prime SlS@1S so; do prime mess, S19
o.: do, mess, S20@2l; do, clear. S22@23 so, 90,
extra clear, s23 50Co24 SOP Dbl; Pigs Feet, So
tdl2 so II Dbl: Beef, mess, bbls, IS 5099: do.
hf bbls, 81 50@4 20; do, extra mess, bbls, Sl0@
10 40; do, hf bbls s. 50Qg5 rs; do, family, Sl4o
ii SO 2 Dbl; do. smoked, l215@l3c q z; Eastern
Lard: tierces, 10@11c; do, pals 1lell19c: Cali
ifornia Lard, tierces. 1015@11c: do hi bbls,
1115c do. 10 h tins, loc; do SO tins 101ac; do,
ION pals; He; do, . pals, 1l54c CO. ID
WooL-No business worthy of mention. We
quote spring:
Eastern Oregon. heavy. 12S14c
Eastern Oregon, light.
Eastern Valley 21Ga2 3
FRE-H MEATS-Spring Lamb is coming in
with more freedom, though yet bringing good
prices. Large Veal is shade lower, being in
more liberal receipt. Beef and mutton are plenti-
full, with no change in quotation. Following
are the rates for whole carcasses from
6G6%c; second quality. 5l%a6c Third third
quality. sc z ID. Veal-Quotable at 6@7c for
large and case ID for small. Mutton
Quotabie at61517c q h. Thanksgiving, 121S@l5c
p ID. Pork-Liye Hogs, on foot grain fed
6s4@7c: soft, 6G614c; dressed Hogs, 9s4t91Oc 2 D.