Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-27

| VEGETABLES-Priees are shaping to a lower
level, as supplies are gradually enlarging. In a
short time many summer descriptions will be in
| liberal receipt, and values will reach point
that will admit of general consumption.
We quote as follows: Asparagus, 20@25c . N
for ordinary kinds and soc for Bouidin
barb, ]5@1Sc = ID; Egg Plant, I5G2Oc a 10,
String Beans, 12@15c n lb Green Peas 5Gsc 3
10; Los Angeles Tomatoes 81 25641 so q box
Marrowfat Squash, sl2@l5 p ton; Turnips, SC
@60c . ctl; Beets, 50G60c p sack; Carrots,
feed, 3O@50c; Parsnips, S1@1 Is p ctl Cab
bage, 40c 2 ctl; Garlic, 25@50c 2 sack: Cauli-
flower. 50cGSl q dozen: Drv Peppers S6lI0c .
H. Dry Okra. 156lsc = Ii: Green Peppers. Sc = %
FRUIT-Stocks of choice Apples are light and
sales are made at full figures. Common grades
are plentiful, finding slow custom. Oranges are
as abundant as ever, with values largely favor,
able to buyers. We quote as follows
Apples. 75c@Sl rs p box; Mexican Lines
s4e95 p box; California Lines, 75c@S2 p box
Riverside Navel Oranges, IS 50G4 50 p box
81 50a2 so; common Los Angeles Oranges
75cGS1 IS p box; Lemons Sicily 81 50a5; Cali.
for1ia Lemons, SLAP SO q box; Bananas 81 50
G215 q bunch. PlneaDples Sant5 q dozen: Gran.
berries. 81 50@9 q Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Movement Is of light pro-
Portions. The market shows better tone for
the more choice offerings of all kinds, without
being quotably higher. Low grades receive
no attention, and sellers are at a disadvantage
We quote jobbing lots as follows: Sun.
dried Apples, G41ac q b for sliced and 31lC14c
ioi AppiSSr eVapOrdteQ, Aprt-
cots, l0912c for oiesched; 90, sun-dried 5@7c
RlackoeInes. i2Gl3c; Figs, 4@5c for pressed
2laG33 fer Impressed; smyrna Figs. Halle
fol iayers. auo 1889 for kegs; Necte-ines
p b; Peaches. 7al0c for peeled. and 2a4c
Ior unpeeled: Years. &c for whole and 5tG
| SIC fcr sliced; mschipe-dried, 7@sc; PInms
4a5e for gifted and 1@2 tor unpitted: ;9err,an
rruues, 91z941aa. Frenen Prunes. 495%c . b
Grapes 2s21lc 3 ID Raislns, London LAYERS
81 5oSl 70 = pox, with 2oa75c advance for frac
tons: common. sltc1 40 q box.
HONEf-Market quiet and unchanged in
price. The future of the situation depends or
the weather. With dry spring higher prices
may be expected. Otherwise. the turn viii be
| 9@l0c; Amber. 619t97c; Extracted, white LIQUID
6@61Sc; Amber. colored and candled, 4s4G5St
| q ID.
BUTTER-Prices continue on the down grade
| and dealers are much concerned as to Wher
! bottom will be reached. Liberal receipts come
| to hand from the Southern country while the
| dairy districts around the bay are turning out
| large quantities. The market is overstocked
| and concessions are constantly being made
| with view to keeping down surplus Lower
| prices bring out increased custom, though not
enough to; to reduce DUO stocks to the ex
Fancy. l9c; good to choice l60l71Sc
4, fair. 14@l5c; store lots, 1o9l3c; picked roll
lS@20c; frkin, 1SG20c; Eastern creamery, Is
| @ Ice in tubs: other kinds, 10G15c e ID.
| CHEESE-Stecks of both old and new are in
| excess OF trade wants, and prices are shaded in
| order to stimulate buying. We quote: Choice
new, l291Sc; good TO choice old, l09l2c;
1 common grades, case; Eastern, ordinary TO fine,
| l0@l5c p b.
EGGS = Shipments of Eastern have been
| stopped, there being no margin for profit at
| present prices. Domestic product is coming to
/ hand with moderate freedom. finding fair Gus
/ tom at steadier rates. We quote: California
ranch, ls9l9c; store lots, 16@l7c; Eastern,
fresh. 14@l5c; cold storage, SPAS 2 case.
| POULTRY-Heavy shipments of Turkeys were
made last week in expectation of good trade for
| the Washington Birthday holiday. Supplies OF
:! both dressed and live stock were largely in ex-
cess of market needs and there was = sharp de-
cline in prices. The situation has not yet re-
covered, and is not likely to for few DAYS as
| many dealers took advantage CT low prices to
| stock up freely with dress stock to be kept in
| the ice house until wanted for consumption.
| We quote as follows: Live Turkeys : Cob
blers I0@l1e Hens, 14@15c; dressed Turkeys,
| 10@12c for Gobblers and 14@16c . ID for Hens;
Roostsrs, sos 50 for old and s7@s for
| Ducks, IS 5oG10; Geese, 81 5001 rs for old
| and S2@S u pair for Goslings; Pigeope
81 per dozen for old, and 81 50@3 SO per dozen
GAMEaBut few Wild Ducks are coming for
ward. Quail viii be out of season after next
| Thursday. Hare are very abundant. We
i 90 Hare 75e@sl; Sprig, 81 75a2 25; Quail, sl@
l 25: Teal. 81 50@1 rs: Brant, 81 25; Mallards
| A@4 so; Canvasbacks, So 50@5; Gray Geese,
s.; White, Geese, 75c@sl; Widgeon. 81 so
common do. 50@75c; Honkers, S3G4 q dozen.
WOOL-There is nothing of interest trans
plring in the Wool market. Sales are reported
of 250,ooo his Eastern Oregon, of the heavier
grades. which makes quite a large cut into
| stocks held here. There is no stock of Califor-
MIA Wool on the market. We quote spring:
Eastern Oregon, heavy ...........l29l4c
Eastern oregon, 15(G20c
We quote fall:
Mountain, free $500. 10G15c
humboldt and Mendoclno ..--.....-..,...... 16@l9c