Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-02

Impressed; Smyrna do, 24@25c; Nectarines, l4@
l5c; Peaches, iS@2oc for peeled and lo@lSc Ior
unpeeled; Pears, 9@1oc for whole ana s@ivc
for sliced Plums, 14@el5c for pitted ana 9Ioo 10
unpitted German Prunes, 11@l3c . N. Caliorni -
Raisns in lots of $50 boxes and upwards are quoted
as follows 81 25dl so for whole boxes, 81 3oI9z
for halves, s2@2 so for quarters and - 15@S 1or
eighths. with the usual discount to the trade. 70
HoSEy-We quote: Comb, ll@lSc; STRAINED, o@
&c for dark and 6I@7Ic . b for white
BUrTER-The situations anything but encouraging
to darymen Yesterday and to day there have been
liberal transfers OF fine descriptions at iuy cent
below our top figure. Some tolerably iair quaIity
changed hands this morning at 24c which earlier IN
the week would readily have sold at 25c There are
occasional sales at &c for fancy do not there
fore change our quotations, though next week
general decline is among the probabilities we
quote: Fancy, 26l@27c; good to choice, zoo
26c; inferior lots from country stores, 2o@22c
frkin. 22Ia25c; picked roll, 274c; Eastern, ls@
PC @ b.
CnEEsE-Ca California, lo@l2c do, in drums, LAG
15c; Eastern 17d20c; Western, 149l5c n.
EGGs-Prices about the same as yesterday.
California, 22a@23sc; Utah, 22@22tc; Eastern,
1s@19c q dozen.
PoULTRY-Turkeys are rather scarce, but other
descriptions are well represented, We quote
Live Turkeys gobblers, lsa2oe; do Hens,
l6a17c; BOOSTERS, s5@5 so for old and
S697 so for young; Hens IS 5o97 Broilers, y SO
"A so, according to size; Ducks, IS 5oG4 q dozen;
Geese 81 q pair for old and S1G1 so for young.
afternoon as the season begins to-day Hare, s2@
so: Rabbits, 81 25@l so . dozen.
PRovIsIoNs-Fairy active; Hams-Eastern, l5@
16c; California, 11@l11c Eastern Breakfast Bacon,
1Si@14c; California Smoked Bacon, 12@123c
for heavy and medium, and 13@13ie for light and
extra light Clear Sides, 123@l2ac; Pork, s15@15 SO
for Extra Prime, GIG 5oqlI Tor Prime Mess, gu
for Mess s1 for Clear and s22a22 so for Extra Clear
Pigs Feet, S14@15 . Dbl; Mess Beef, SO for
bbIs and s6@6 SO for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef,
so 50@11; Family Beef, s13@13 % q Dbl Cali
fornia Smoked Beef, 10@l03c q b; Beef Tongues,
IS . dozen; Eastern Lard, 15I@l5lc . b for all
sty les and sizes of packages; California do, Ion
cs, lie; 5-ib cs, 121c; pals, 13914c; kegs, la
13c Royal do lac for 10 and 143c for
5-ib, and 14ss for Bib pals.
WooL-The trade continues liberal for all desira-
Bile parcels of California well as OF Oregon.
Dealers, however, claim that prices for the latter
kinds too high and will have to shade lower be-
fore they will take it up freely There is, perhaps,
a stock OF one million pounds Of Eastern Oregon
now here unsold. Holders are firm in their views
and are not disposed to make concessions The stock
Of California Wool is made up chiefly OF poor
Southern defective and choice Northern description.
There is not very large supply OF either kind, as
Northerns sell freely when offered, but Southerns,
of the low grades, hang fire. There is Caaveras
or choice San Joaquin here. Nevada Woods are
hard to sell, though choice lots received early In
the season sold we'll These Woods are more shrinky
than they would indicate and buyers views are
therefore wide apart from sellers. Quotations are
quite nominal for these Sales OF $50 900 lbs Eastern
Oregon, 23@27c; 100000 do Humboldt, private
TO- 900 do Sonoma, SIC; 5000 do Valley Oregon 29
Sic. We quote: Fancy Sonoma, Humboldt and
Mendocino, 30d324c; Siskiyou, 27@2Sc for best
grades choice free Northern, 25@27c slightly de-
fectve do, 21@23c; Calaveras and Footthll Woods,
23d26c choice San joaquin, 19G21c; fair do,
17alStc; Southern Coast choice, 1S1920c; fair do,
l7d1Sc q h Eastern Oregon 23@25c . ID for very
good and 26@30c q 10 for choice Nevada, 22@26c.
Sacramento Market.
FRUrr-our Sacramento quotations are from
the price-lists Of W. R. Strong & Co.. and are
revised up to P. NJ. yesterday. They rep.
resent trade prices, and have in view selected
fruits suitable for shipment: Apples, new,
75c@sl g box Pears s7';rl 15ca 9 soi Black Sa
Lemons Sicily, s9al1 g box; California,
81 50@3 q bunch Pineapples, sS@9 . dozen
Apricots, sl@1 % . box; Peaches, 5oc@s1 . box
Plums, SAGE q h Cherries, 5@9c; Rasp-
berries, case Currants 5@6c; Tomatoes 50@6oc
watermelons, 81 50G2; Catalogues, 81 5o@3
kinds of fruit are about equal to the de.
mand Oranges are doing better owing
to decreased receipts. Bartlett Pears making
their appearance Also Hales Early Peaches are
well in market. Crawford Peaches are coming
| forward slowly
DRIED FRUrT-Apples, sliced, case; do quartered,
e@7e pears, 9allc; plums, pitted, 14@16c; whole,
| ease peaches 13@14c; peeled, 1S@l9c prunes,
l2@l4c DackOerrles, loC0loc rigs, '9loc.
HoSEY-Comb, San Diego, 13@17c; comb, in Pm
cans, So 5O@4 extra extracted, s@1oc . b com
mon extracted, case q h.
| SEED-Alfalfa, l5@17c; Timothy Gasternl log
| 12c; Red Clover, 15@16c Red Top, 13@l5c
| NUrs-English walnuts, 991oc; new California
| do, extra choice, 9@I1c; Almonds, 16@1Sc; Pea
nuts, e@7c for California and s@9c for Eastern
| Hickory Nuts, s@10c; Pecan, 15c; Flberts
lie; Brazils, lS@14c o n Cocoanuts, ss@9 2 100
FEHD-Our quotations are from the price-lists Of
E. A. Burr, Of this city, and corrected to date
Dat hay, s10a1S 9 ton, baed; alfalfa, sS@1o e ton
baled; bran, sl1@12 q ton; whole barley, 8 05
cwt ground barley,al Is o cwt.; wheat, 81 25@
/ 80 tame oats, 81 9092 q cwt.