Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-18

, Peaches, 25@75c = box, and S5650c 4 pskt:
Raspberries, sl0@11 p chest: Strawberries, S2@5
. chest: Blackberries, S4T5 q chest; Apples
good to choice: Pears 256 soc . box: Bartlett
Pears, 75cGSl so: Mexican Lines SgGl2 q box:
Lemons Sicily, S7@S; California Lemons com
mon, u 5O92; choice, seas 2 box; Bananas, 81 %
@2 80 = bunch: Pineapples. s. 5OCa4 50 p dozen
DRIED FRUIT-PeacheS are firm in price
under moderate arrivals. Apricots shape rather
IN faVor OF sellers, especially choice product
The demand for Plums and PTunes is not urgent
Select quality of Raisius are in request at fun
tgures. but the situation is much less promising
for common grades. We quote as follows: Sun
dried apples, 4G,41Sc p ID for sliced and Sole
for quartered; Apples, evaporated, 61Sdl7c; Apri-
cots, 9Gl1c, for blesched: do, sun-dried 6G6I%c:
do. evaporated, l0011c q h; BIackberries
Impressed; Smyrna Figs, l4Gl6c for layers aud
IGDSc for kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried. SAGE:
bleached do, S@lOc; Peaches, bleeched, 10
@lSc; unbleached, 795c; do, eyaporated,
and 56s512c for sliced, machine dried, Ease:
Plums, 31a95c for pitted and l1I@21%c for un-
Pitted; German Prunes, in sacks, S;94c; French
Prunes, 4@6c in sacks, and 6G7c b in
boxes: Raisins, London Layers. 81 5Oa2 p box,
with 25c to 75c advance for fractions; common,
65ci6Sl . box.
BuTTER-Arrivsls of fresh roll of desirable
quality are moderate, but the demand for this
class of stock is limited, owing to high prices
For the ordinary run of offerings the market is
wholly IN favor or buyers. Aside from the small
on packed descriptions, making it difficult to
place offerings of fresh at prices satisfactory to
dairymen. The supply of solid packed Butter
is much in excess of the demand, and the same
can be said of picked roll. Fresh Butter from
northern points, soft and out of shape is offer
ing at 2lc without bringing out quick response
Fancy, 3213d35e; good to choice 25@30c;
fair, l9@22c; store lots. lI@l2c; picked
roll, old, l6S1Sc; new, 20G12lc; frkin, old
14@l5c; new, 1IG1Sc: Eastern creamery
17@l9c: other kinds, 1O@l9c p m:
EGGS-Ranch Eggs are scarce and bring fancy
figures, some sales being reported as high as soc
per dozen. The strength of the market is said
to be due to break on the railroad, which has
temporarily stopped Eastern consignInents on
the way. In two or three days the difficulty
We quote: California ranch, &C. store lots, 25@
BIC; Eastern, lSG20c for the ordinary run, and
2SG25c a dozen for choice.
. POULTRY-No scarcity of offerings Prices
favor buyers. We quote: Live Turkeys-Gob-
blers, 15G16c Hens. 15@16c; BOOSTERS, SIS 50
"a 50 for Fryers; Broilers, small 81 50@3 do
large, So 25G,3 50; Hens S6d6 so; Ducks, S466 so
2 dozen; Geese, SlS1 25 for old and 81 75@
q pair for Goslings: Pigeons. 81 p dozen
for old and 81 SOAP so for young.
WOOL-Sales for the past week were chiefly
of fall or defective kinds at SCd10c q u, mainly
for securing sample trade. There was also
closing out sale of Humboldt and MeDdocinO
Wools by one of the commission houses embrac-
ing all the free stock of this class. The defect
i've, sefdy Wools from the north seem to be ne
elected so far, and no bids can be had for them
Fall clip arrives slowly, and it is probable the
low prices will cause light consgnments of this
stock. Sales embrace 100000 lbs Humboldt and
Mendoclno spring, on private terms 100 0G0 fbs
fall, as quoted, and $4,000 lbs Eastera Oregon,
private terms. We quote spring:
San Joaquin, ...125lSc