Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-22

ries meet with ready custom. though there is
quite range in values at times. Fresh sup
plies OF Mexican Lines are at hand causing a
decline In selling figures. Green Apples are al
most unstable. Honolulu Watermelons are
again in market, selling at 81 25@1 so apiece.
Apricots, 50c@sl Is y box as to size; Peaches,
~ box; Currants, 100000 drawer;
a essss1 hes d@2e per h. Raspserries
soc for poor; Strawberries, Longworth, SC
@l0 p chest; other varieties, S3@ per chest;
Cherries, 2oG5Oc 2 box for Red and White and
Ssg6oe box for BLACK; Apples 5Oc@s2 =
Navel Oranges, "a 50@5 so 2 pox common do,
81 25@2 rs; Los Angeles Navels, sSa3 50; COM
mon Los Angeles oranges, Sl31 so . box;
Lemons, Sicily, S5@5 so; California Lemons 81
a. so . box; Bananas, 81 50@4 q bunch; Pine
apples. s4@5 ? dozen.
DRIED FRU1T-Stocks of large sized Prunes
are much reduced, while there is fair INQUIRY
for such product. sone little demand also pre-
walls for Apricots, while choice loose Muscatel
Raisins are said to be in moderate request
We quote prices as follows: sun-dried Apples,
4@41ac q 10 for sliced and 31194c for ouartered
Apples, evaporated. 5@6c; Apricots, s0I0c for
bleached; do, sun-dried, 5@7c; Blackberries 100
l212c; Figs, 4@5c for pressed, case for I'M
pressed; Smyrna Figs. 149l6c for layers and IA
sc tor kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, 3@5c;
bleached do, 6@10c; Peaches, S010c for peeled
and 4@1c for uupeeled; Pears, &c for whole and
5@5%c for sliced. machine dried, Ease; Plums,
5@6c for pitted and 11a@2%c for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes. in Sacks 3@4c; French Prunes,
4@61Sc in sacks, and 6@Sc q 10 in boxes
Grapes, 2S3c . ID; Raisins, London Layers.
81 SOAP p box, with 25c TO 75c advance for
fractions: common. 75c@S1 q box.
HONEY-We quote old stock: White Comb, S6
l0c; Amber, 5t17c; Extracted, white liquid, Az
@5c: Amber. colored and candied, S04c p 10.
BUTTER-There is easy tone to the market
as some dairymen who have been packing are
again sending consignments forward At East
ern centers there has been heavy decline in
prices and shipments in this direction will
lkply bpQi0 the mOmpnt tharp ic for
profit Under such circumstances dealers do
not anticipate any advance in quotations. In
fact the tendency of the situation is downward,
because the demand has been less active of late
and some slight accumulation of stock has re-
suited. Supplies of good to fairly choice stock
are rather liberal, with prices easy. 1t must be
something quite attractive to bring the fancy
figure. If present prices be sustained during the
coming week 1t is more than many leading
dealers expect. We qnote prices as follows
Fancy, zoe; good to choice, 17@19c; fair
14@16; store lots. 11@13c; picked roll, old, Is
@lIc; new, 1S@20c; firkin, old. 15@9l6c: new, II
@l9c; Eastern creamery, 1S@l5c in tubs other
kinds, 10@14c q 10.
CHEESE-The shelves of all leading houses
IN favor of consumers We quote as follows ::
Good to choice new, 71aGS1ac; good to choice
old. oaIe; common grades. 5g6c; Eastern. ordi-
EGGS-Although receipts cannot be termed
heavy the market is not suffering for stock A
strictly prime article is not plentiful and buyers
VI this class readily pay the top figure for some
thing desirable. we quote California ranch,
2O92lc; store lots, 17@l9c; Eastern, 16@17c p
dozen.
PoULTRY-There is not much vim to the
ahead, SO that offerings at the moment do not
cause much competition among buyers. We
quote consignmerts as follows: Live Turkeys
S 5Ss6 for old and IS 5Cgn for 'c young;
Hens, IS sea-; Broilers, small SS64 50: large
S596 so; Ducks, IS 50@6 so for old and s6@.
s for young; Geese, 81 25@1 so for old and
81 25@i 50 I. pail, for Goslipgs;. Pigeons. SIG
80 p dozen for old and 81 75@2 for young.
GAME-We quote prices: Rabbits, 81 25@1 so;
Hare. 81 % 2 dozen;
fairly active. Eastern Hams, 1i@1412e; Cali
torn1a refrigerator-cured Hams, 1391313c: East
ern Breakfast Bacon. 131a@14c: California Ba-
con. heavy and medium, 1012@11c; do light
medium, 11@l11ac; do light, 12@1215c; do extra
light, 13la@14c; do. clear sides. 12tG121Sc p 10:
Pork. extra prime Sl1@17 so; do prime mess, SIS
@l9; do. mess, SCOOP; do. clear, s22@23 so; do.
extra clear, SIS 50@24 so e Dbl: Pigs Feet, SD
OBJ so q bbl:S Beef mess, bbls, IS 50@9; do,
hf bbis. 81 50t04 rs: do. extra mess, bbls Sl0@
10 80: do, hf bbls, IS 5095 75 do family, So $40
Lard, tierces, 10@1lc; do, palls, 101z@l1c: Cali
fornia Lard, tierces, 101a@1lc; do, hf bbls, 1919
0l1c; do, 10 ID tins, 10c; do, 5-fb tins 101Ic; do
1ob pals, lie; do, 5-ib pals, 1l1ac; 90. s. b
WOOL-Fair movement is reported, mainly in
the better grades of San Joaquin and foothill
Woods. Heavy stock receives but little atten-
ton. Northern Woods come for good share ofin-
quiry, though trade is slow, because asking fig
nres are above the views of buyers. Much of
the Oregon clip coming forward is heavy and
dusty. We quote:
San Joaquin a fb................... .......14G1sc
Southern 126I6
Foothill and Northern.
Eastern Oregnn-old stock
.........,........l5a1l
Id
Eastern 0regon-new clip
HIDES AND SKINS Quotable follows: