Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-03

ifornia Lines; 60c0sl so p box; Riverside
Navel Oranges, SO 75e14 so p box; common do
S2C@2 50 Los Angeles Navels, 81 75C12 So COM
mon Los Angeles Oranges, SltG1 so q box;
Lemons, Sicily, 81 50@5; California Lemons 81 SO
as 2 box; Bananas, 81 50@3 p bunch; Pine
apples Sid5 q dozen; Cranberries, S70S q Dbl
DRIED FRUIT-Trade is light and slow
Stocks are pretty well reduced, and moderate
demand would soon clean up surplus. Com
mon Prunes are said to be in larger supply than
any other variety. We quote: Sun dried Apples
4941ac 2 ID for sliced and 313@4c for quartered
Apples, evaporated, 5t@6c; Apricots, 7C610c for
bleached; do, sun-dried, 5a7c; Blackberries 100
121ac; Figs, 4G5c for pressed, 2d3c for I'M
pressed smyrna Figs: 14@l6c for Layers, and 10
SC for kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, 4(65c;
| bleaehed do, 6@,loc; Peaches 7@1Oc for peeled
and 4@7c for uppeeled; Pears, &c for whole and
5q515c for sliced, machine dried, 7@Sc; Plums,
5@6c for pitted and l1992c1S for unpitted Ger
.31z@5c in sacks, and 6G07c . b in boxes |;
Grapes. 2g3c q ID; Raisins London Layers
81 5otel IS . box, with 25c to 75e advance for
fractions; common, 75c@S1 % p box.
HONEY-Extracted quality is well cleaned
up, while the stock of Comb is not of heavy
proportions, especially choice grade. we
Seote Mnts Comb Comb l0%12 Am
Amber. colored and candied, 41a@5Lc q II.
BUTTER-The. market is not in good shape
| for sellers. Arrivals during the past week have
dictate prices, except for few special brands.
Fancy, lie; good to choice, l5@16c; fair, Is
ola; store lots 9@12c; picked ROLL old, IA
@l6c; new, l7@l9c; frkin, old 140l6c new, Is
G1Sc Eastern creamery, 13l915c III tubs; other
kinds, 10t9l4c, p b.
CHEESE-Dealers are making concessions in
hope of increasing trade and thus prevent ac-
emulation. We quote prices as follows:
Choice new, 9@lo1lc; good to choice old, case;
common grades, 5g6c; Eastern, ordinary to fine,
9Gl15c p r.
EGGS-The situation is far from being salts
factory. Eastern receipts are coming to hand
with freedom, causing a lowering in asking
prices for domestic produce. The advantage at
We quote: California ranch, lie; store lots,
15@l6c; Eastern, 13t014c p dozen.
POULIRfIIwo carloads of Eastern have al
ready arrived this week, while another is ex-
peeted tomorrow. The market is much unset
tied and prices are irregular We
| quote prices as follows: Live Turkeys = Cob
/ sbiers, 121a913cS Hens. 13914c; dressed Turkeys
12Gl3c for Gobblers and. l31 lie q ID for Hens;
BOOSTERS $500 80 for old and S3aa9 50 for young;
Hens, s5es650i Brothers, S4@6 80; Ducks S7@l9;
Geese, SOP so for old and 81 75@3 % p pair for
Goslings; Pigeons S2G2 % for old and 50 250
70 p dozen for young
GAME-Quo.ations are nominal, as receipts
come to hand in bad order, and dumping
is general: We quote prices as follows: Rab-
bits, 81 25G1 so; Hare. s1@1 Is: sprig, 81;
Teal, 81: Brant, 75c a 81; Mallards 81 So;
Cdnvasbacks ID; Gray Geese. S2CG2 so; White
Geese, 75cgsl; Widgeon, 81 IS; Small Ducks, 81
al %; English Snipe, s3@3 90 common do
75cdSl; Honkers. % q dozen.
WOOL-Operators do not look for much ac-
tIyity before the list of May because, on &C.
count of the late general rains and the present
fine condition of grasses, the Wool men will be
In no haste to commence shearing. Moreover
speculators are reported to be in the interior
talking down the situation and intimatipg low
prices 1t is possible that the figures ruling late
last season for secured Woods win be used by
sellers as basis for calculation, as to value of
incoming fpeppG