Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-25

small advance in price is obta;nable on fresh
consignments. Peaches are mostly of poor
quallty receiving little or no attention. Berries
were late this morning. Plums are about out
for the season. Figs drag, though offerings are
not large Apples are in liberal supply, in spite
OF the fact that over l3 coo boxes went to the
Australian Colonies on Saturday per steamer
We quote as follows: Ounces. 25040c 3 box;
VINE Grapes, slo@4 ton; Huckle-
berries, 697c q ID; Grapes, Od35c q box for
sweetwater. 2OaS5c for Rose of Peru. 25a4Oc
for Muscat, 20935c for Black Hamburg,
40@75c for Tokay, 50@75c for Isabella, and 500
I5c I Tor Cornichon; Cantaloupes, 25a75c . crate;
Watermelons, s2G4 p 100; Figs, 209SOc 2 box for
white, and 25@5oc . box for black; Plums,
50@75c p bx: Peaches 5O97oc p box;
Raspberries S9@l0 p chest: Strawberries, SSG5
2 chest; Blackberries. s5G6 y chest; Apples,
S@50c for common, and 65@sl q box for
good TO choice; Pears, 50G75c q box;
Mexican Lines. S5@6 p box;
p box; Bananas, S263 so . bunch: Pineapples,
IS 5O@4 80 2 dozen; Cape Cod Cranberries, 50 so
DRIED FRUITS-The demand for Peaches is
less positive, but values remain firm
Movement in Apricots is of fair proper
tions. Prunes aud Raisins have been
SHIPPED rather freely to Eastern centers
4@41sc q II for sliced and $@4c
cots, 9d'lle, for bleached: do sun-dried, 6G61lc;
1OG121zc; Figs, 4@5c for pressed, 2@Sc for
impressed; Smyrna Figs, 1115@l4c for layers and
7gSc for kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, 5@6c;
6leached do, S@lOci Peaches bleeched, 10
peeled, 171a@20c . 10; Pears, Sc for whole
and 5@51ac for sliced, machine dried Ease;
Plums, 31a95c for pitted and l34@21&c for un-
gitted; German Prunes in sacks, S@4c; French
Prunes, 4@6c in sacks, and care "a h in
boxes; Raisins, London Layers, 81 50@2 a box
with 25c to 75c advance for fractions; common,
HONEY-Market weak under slow demand
and accommodating stocks We quote: White
Comb, 10Gl2c: Amber, 1890; white LIQUID, ex-
traeted, 51a06c Amber. colored and candied,
41a65c q b.
BUTTER-Strictly select fresh Butter is not in
heavy receipt and there is about demand
enough TO clean up all receipts of this character
The production OF this sort of Butter is ordin-
arily light at this time of year, and the ex-
tremely warm weather in the early part of the
week was unfavorable for Butter arriving in
good condition. The stiff prices demanded for
select fresh curtail requirements to small pro-
portions. There is liberal supply of what may
be termed good to choice grades, and dealers
offer the pick of the store at the top quotation,
say SOC per 10. Receipts from northern shipping
points were rather heavy yesterday, causing a
depressed feeling in prices Picked roll and
solid packed are receiving full share of
favor Of buyers We quote as follows: s.
Fancy, S21a@S4c; good TO choice, 25@3Oc:
fair, l9@22c; store lots. 1l@12c; picked
14@15c; new, 17@1sc: Eastern creamery,
17@19c; other kinds, 109lSc q N.
CHEESE-The market irclines in favor
of the buying interest, stocks being liberal
We quote: Good to choice new, 90
10c; common grades, 6@Sc: Eastern. ordinary to
fine S@1l3c p b.
EGGS-Prices are easier, there being better
supply than week ago. Arrivals from the East
have been somewhat large within few days.
Wequote: California ranch, 81 &c: store lots $50
SSc; Eastern, 2l@2i13c q dozen for good to
choice.
P0ULTRY-Fat Hens and large Young Roos-
ters are in good request, selling promptly on ar
rival at full quotations. Other stock drags
Eastern pre- duct is well represented. We quote
prices as follows: Live Turkeys-Gob-
blers 186g20c Hens. 16@19c; BOOSTERS, IS
as so for old, s5G7 for young and $40
4 50 for Fryers; Broilers, small, So 50@S, do,
large, So 50a3 75 Hens. SIS 5OG7; Ducks S4a6
p dozen; Geese, 81 5Ol1l rs p pair: Pigeons,
81 rs q dozen for old and 2@2 rs for young.
GAME-Most of the stock that comes to hand
is dumped, being in bad co ldltion from the heat
Anything in order finds ready custom We
quote Venison, 10@12c b; Hare, 81 5011 rs;
rabbits. $l0l 25 p dozen; Doves, 50@6Oc; Quail,
150G1 rs; Mallards, S3 75CGi; Sprig, 81 25G2 so:
Teal 81 so al IS: Widgeon, 81 5OGG1 75; small
ducks, siS1 25; English Snipe, So 2 dozen.
Wo0L-No change has occurred at either of
the Wool centers since week ago. The manu-
facturers are not inclined to stock up; hence.
lance is termed present want business" Prices,
though not euC tably lower, are nevertheless re-
ceding, and any liberal business would have to
be done at concessions all around. There is no
country trade being done, and consequently
most of the stock comes forward to San Fran
cisco. Reported sales of 100 90 fall at clrreut
figures. We quote spring: