Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-07

BUokwHxAr-Stock quite limited. Quotscte NJ
81 75@S . csi
PorkrOEs-EArly Rose. ss@soc River Reds, 4ee
45e; TomAles 65as5c: Peerless. eo@soc; Garnet
Chile, so@9oe Sweet, 81 7s9l e7& y ctl
0NoSs-Aarket Easy. Quotabe at soaS5c . etl-
Is 2ods 50 Red. ys 75as; Pea and small white,
g l2!@S 25; Lima IS so y cu.
VEGsrAsLEs-Lght shipments keep the mar
Beams, 5a5lc . n, Green Corn, sal5c . doz
Artichokes, 1o@l5e = doL; Csrrots S5aS7lc;
rurnlps. 75casl . ctl; Beets, 75c y ct; Parsnips,
sl9l . 9 ctl Caulinover. 6o@75c ioren Cab
Soc z doz; Dried okra, s0825c; Dry Peppers'
lo@l2ic; Green do, S0a75c box; Green Peas
&C n Tomatoes, 2S@6oc = box; Cucumbers,
SQUASH, SS6l0 y ton.
FRuu-R Receipts are anything but large while
the quality OF most arrivals are not of the best.
Good Apples and Pears are sought after. and buyers
are willing TO pay full rates for suitable article
Strawberries are less attractive in lighter de
mand. Grapes, 4ocdSl y box; Apples, 4ocasi so.
= box PeArs, 5oc@Sl 25 . box Ounces 81 2Sel so
sl0Gll = box for Sicily Mexican LINES, S5df
box 1amarinds, l9alSc = n; Bananas 81 75aS
. bunch; California Oranges, 81 25a9 so y box;
Cape Cod Cranberries, SIS; Western do SIG y bbl
DRIED FRuu Sun-dried Apples, lode . n
for sliced, and 6a6ic 9 h for quartered: Alden
and Plummer, lla9l2c; Aprcots, I3dlso;
Blackberries, n3@l2c; Figs, &c Tor pressed
and 4G5c for impressed; Smyrna, l6&l9c; Nee
tarines, l@ll.c; Peaches. 15@l6, TOR peeled
and llt@l2ic for unpeeled Pears, 5Gs6t for whole
and 7@Sc for sliced machine dried, 10al2lc;
Plums, l2s@lSc for pitted and 2SSc for unpitted
German Prunes, 9@l0c; French Prunes. ll@ll4e g
n; Raisins, new crop 81 50a2 % q box; old crop
can be bought shade lower
HoSEY-Extracted, 74@9c 9 n /; for choice Comb
129ISc; Extra White, 90c . n.
BUTTgR-Dealers generally incline to the belief
that fresh grades have reached point low enough
to meet all eXigences, and are rather confident
that no further decline will occur for the
In fact fha fhA
trade is rather hopeful Fancy, SIZE q h !;
choice, S23@35c; medium grades, 2SEJS0c in
ferior lots from country stores, l9d2ic; hrkn,
25927tc for choice, 2o922lc for fair 70 coed, and
l7slec for common; picked roll, 27@2sc; East
ern. l6al9c u o.
Eees-Choice lots of California find prompt
custom at top rates Eastern are in large
supply, and the market is said to be some
what oyerstocked With this article California,
42l@45c for choice; S29SSc for fair to good, a0d
27tg3oc for ordinary quality; Eastern, 27t93oc
Salt Lake, 30G329c$ q dozen.
PoULTRY-ln fair request. Live Turkeys gobblers
lS@2lc; do Hens, lSG20c: do dressed, 20G23e
BOOSTERS, IS 60@6 for old, and Is 50G7 so for
Young Hens s6@S; Broilers, S4d5, according to
size Ducks. s7as so Gee4e, 81 7582 90 y pair
GAMR-Consignments come along in pretty good
shape, and the market is well cleaned up daily.
Quail 81 25Sl so q dez Hare, s2 S5@2 so; Raj
bits, small, sl9l rs; cotton tail, 81 2i@1 so y
dozen; Teal 81 so; Sprgs 81 25 a so
widgeon 81 509l IS; Malards sla4 so y dozen
Canvasbacks, 81 SOFAS; common Snipe, 50@75c y
uOten 10 EngilsO, Sl ZOV,l ou q dozen, GRAY
Geese, S2 5o92 IS y dozen White Geese, 81 SO q p
pair
PRovIsIoSs-The market for meat products is
moderately active and prices unchanged except that
Hams, both Eastern and local cure, are a little
lower. Beef products are firm at quotations,
with moderate supply. Eastern Hams l753
Isle; California Hams, l56l5lc for plain 7i@lSIc Tor
sugar cured canvased Eastern Breakfast Bacon l5a
l51c; California Smoked Bacon, l2i3lS5c for heavy
and medium, and l4lal5c for light and extra light:
Clear sides, l2a9l3c; Pork, sls 5o9l9 Tor Extra
Prime s2o@2o so for Prime Mess. s22 5092S for Mess
s23G23 SO for Clear, s24924 so for Extra Clear
Pigs Feet, s1691S o Dbl Mess Beef, sl4 boaI5
for bbls and IS SO for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef,
al54@l63 for bbls and IS so for half bbls; Family
Beef, sls@1s so . Dbl; California Smoked Beef,
l43@143; . n !; Beef Tongues, s1O@1o so y
dozen; Eastern Lard, 124alSc for terces and
l22GIS4c u for pals (; California DO. 1p-D
tins, l24@l3c; 5-b tins. l391Stc; pals, l3&lSlc
for l0-D, l3t@l3ic for 5-fb, and I4@5l4Ic y q for
s-fb pals.
WooL-The market is pretty clear of Spring
Wools, and quotations can now be understood as
representing F Ii stock Trade is dull, with large
amount of Fall Woods on hand embracing all grades
and classes. Scourers doing little, though
their trade is so light as to be hardly worthy Of
tice. Shippers 1t is said, will only entertain offer
ings Of the lightest, ceanest free parcels Of North
ern and the local mills do not any large share
of stock, that it is claimed by representative OPP
orators there ia present bright outlook for Fall
Wocls The Woods this fall from all sections are
reported to have come forward in very poor condi-
tion than usual, and it is said TO be espec-
ally the with Humboldt and Mendocino stock,
both kinds of which TO be very short in staple
as rule, and very defective for these Wools there
fore no high prices expected for them. AS to
Mountain and Plains Wool, from the San Joaquin
and southwark, they Of the general type as
have been forwarded in former years-no better and
no worse II the scourers could get encouragement
much OF the Mountain class OF Wool would 60 of
speedily But they do not get cheerful or inspiring
news from the main wool centers, and to this CIR
cumstance can be attributed in large degree the
inactivity and large stocks at this end Until better
reports are received from Boston and New York the
local trade can hardly be otherwise than limited at
low prices. Sales of 100000 pounds, all grades,
within quotations We quote Fall lots as follows
Humboldt choice Free .-..- n m Rl6c