Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-19
Dry okra, 5elOc b;Green Peppers, 150lSc


FRUIT-ApricOts are coming to hand quite
freely, and Peaches are also making more liberal
display. Plums are in light receipt as yet
Cherries are fast going out. CurrantS keep up
well in quantity, though supplies are not near
so heavy as week or so ago. Figs are in large
receipt. Berries are not so much in favor now
that there are so many varieties from which to
make selections. Oranges are neglected, most
offerings being of common quality Apples are
increasing in supply, while Pears arrive more
freely and ripper We quote the following
75c 2 box; Apricots, Royal, 31@5Oc = box;
Peaches, 75ctaSl p p box, and 75cdSl Is 3 bss-
ket; Currants, 81 25@3 25 a chest; Gooseberries
495c q 10 for common and 6aSc for English
Raspberries, S507 q chest Strawberries Long
worth, s497; other varieties, S3@3 so p chest;
Blackberries, S350a7s chest; Cherries, 40@6Oc
q tox for Black, and $4,000 for Royal Ann: APP
pies, 25c@Sl . box and 2595Oc z basket;
Pears, 25cGS1 p box; Mexican Lines. 81 80
as q box; Riverside Oranges, 81 SOAP so Los
Angeles Oranges, 75cGS1 25 q box; Lemons
Sicily, St 5O@7 30; California Lemons, 81 5063 50
= box; Bananas, 81 50@3 so p bunch; Pinesp-
pies. Si@5 = dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-The market is entirely bare
OF choice old stock, and no attention Is given to
common quality. Trade will be quiet until new
crop is offered. We quote: Sun-dTied Apples
4G41%c 2 II for sliced and 12Gg4c for quartered;
Apples, evapOrated, 5G6c; Apricots, 7CGlOc for
bleached; do, sun-dried, 5ld7c; BIackberries 100
121ac; Figs, 4Gl5c for pressed, ease for IN
pressed; Smyrna Figs, 14@l6c for layers and "a
SC Tor kegs; NectarineS, sun-dried, SG5c;
bleached do, 6@1Oc; Peaches Sa1Oc for peeled
and 4G7c for unpeeled; Pears, &c for whole and
5tG512c for sliced, machine dried, 7(dSc; Plums
SAGE tor pitted and l14@2%c for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, III sacks 3@4c; French Prunes
4G6%C in sacks, and 6GSc q n in boxes;
Grapes, 293c 2 ID; RGisins, London Layers
81 50G2 2 box, with 25c to 75c advance for
fractions: common. 75c@Sl z box.
HONEY-Arrivals are light, while prices are
firm. We quote the following prices: White
Comb, l0Gl2c; Amber, case; Extracted, white
liquid, 5G6e; Amber, colored and candied. "a
sc = b.
BUTTER-Product that can be ciassed as of
fancy grade is in good request at steady prices
but common qualities drag, the supply be-
ing greater than the demand. We quote prices:
Fancy, 1si@Ql9c: good to choice, l5@l6c; fair
l4@l5c; Store lots, Halle; picked roll, old Is
Ole; new, lS92Oc; trkin, old l5tQl6c. new, II
Gl9c: Eastern creamery, l99l5c; other kinds,
10dl4c = 70.
CHEESE-Trade is fair, while prices show
steadierfeeling. We quote: Good TO choice new,
S0s15c; common grades, 6.q7c; Eastern, ordi-
nary to fine, 9@l5c = II.
EGGS-Ranch parcels are about the only
kind of California Eggs that buyers give atten-
ton to- Store lots are being passed By with
out notice, the Eastern article being often taken
in preference. We quote prices: California
ranch, 2l@22c; store lots, l5glSc; Eastern, log
POULTKY-Of Offerings are quite ample for all
trade wants. We quote prices: Live Turkeys
Gobblers, l7Gl9c; Hens, l4dl6c; BOOSTERS,
S5G5 80 for old and s7@ll for young. and s. SOC
: 50 for Fryers; Broilers, SSG5: Hens, S5d6;
Ducks, S4d6 per dozen; Geese, Sldl % Tor
old and 81 2561 IS = pair for Goslings:
Pigeons, S2G2 50 2 dozen for old and 81 7562
GAMESwe quote Hare, 81 5Oa1 Is; Rabbits,
! 81 p = dozen.
! PROVISIONS Eastern Hams, 14a141Ic; Cali
/ fornia retrlgeratOr-cured Hams, l31aGl4c; East
eTn Breakfast Bacon. lS18Gl4c: California Ba-
con. heavy and medium, l11ad11c; do light
medium. l16ll19C; do light, 12al21@c: do extra
light, l3MaliC; do, clear sides, 10 PIC = ID:
PORK. extra prime, Sl7dl7 50; 90 prime mess SIS
Gl9; do, mess, S20G21; do, clear, S22523 50; do.
extra clear, S23 50@g24 50 2 Dbl: Pigs Feet So
| 0l2 so Z hbl; Beef, mess, bbls, IS 50G9; do,
10 50: do hf bbls, IS 50.5 IS; do family, SD $40
Is p Dbl: do. smoked, 1l6l1Sc = 70: Eastern
Lard, terces lO@llc; 90, pals, lC19Gllc; Cali
ifOrnia Lard, tierces, l0Idllc; do hf hbls, 1872
0U1c; do, ION tins l0c; do, 5-ib tins I055c; do,
10 10 pals lie: do, 5,tb pals u1%c; co, S.fb
pals, ll34c = n
WOOL-There is a liberal business being done
on the basis of figures given below. In fact it
may safely be said that the market is cleaned
out of all desireble southern and middle county
free Woods, while the tone IS strong for incom-
ing northern stock. Sample lots of MendocinO
and Humboldt county Woods have been re-
ceived, which agents pronounce to be extra
good in all respects. and the probability is that
theg viii sell readily at full figures. The SiSki-
you and Bakeview Woods have not yet reached
market in sufficient quantities to determine
their character. Il is believed, though, that
their condition will be good, and there is re-
ported to be every indication that the average
prices for this class of stock will be even better
Indn tne gratifying prices IednZeu last year.
Reported sales of $780, GOO lbs Eastern Oregon and
100000 ms California Spring at current rates.
We quote:
San Joaquin, q .......1261Sc
Southern l2G16
Foothill and Northern Isaac
Humboldt and MendoCino 20GI22
Eastern Oregon
Poor
Good to chOlce.-..........
Valley Oregon. 20d23
HIDES AND sKINS-Quotable as follows:
Sound Culls