Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-01

received, and dealers willingly make eonces-
slons sooner than let a customer leave the
store without satisfying his wants. Sales
| at the momeHt are negotiated on basis of 40G
43c 3 ID for good to choice, with an occasional
transaction OF some favorite brand, by the
Single box, at q small advance. Eastern Butter
sells at Irregular values, according to quality,
, ranging from 2214c to 3219c q ID. 1t looks just
now as if the week would close on much
| lower market.
| CHEESE-Of strictly prime quality the offer
| lngs are quite light, and half a cent more than
we quote is sometimes obtained for a fancy arti-
choice 10617c; Eastern 1tGl6c r n.
| EGGS-Supplies for week have been slim.
| giving prices a firm tone. Sales were made to-
such prices to hold more than day or So adj
| vices received this morning from shippers give
! promise of liberal consiguments Immediately.
Even moderate receipts would cause decline
/ on present quotations Some dealers predict
| the market will be low tomorrow.
| POULTRY-No heavy shipments are coming
in just at present from the interior. Still, ar
rivals are enough for all needs. Eastern ship
| ments also continue, so that prices are kept in
about uniform position. Live Turkeys
Gobblers, 1791Sc y 10; Hens, 1sc; dressed Tur-
keys, ls@2lc q ID; Box stsrs, S6e6 so for Old,
and S7aS tor young; Hens, e6@6 so for ordi-
nary stock, and s7qS for choice; Brolers
S6@7; Ducks. sS910; Geese, 81 75@2 25 p pair;
| Pigeons. 81 1892 dozen.
| GAME-Considering the wet weather, arri-
| vals come to hand in very coed condition. find
| ing prompt custom. We quote as follows
| tJualI, Sl LDGul - CalNhSDaCkS, 5000
dozen; Mallards, 500 so p dozen; Sprig, 81
! az 25 q dozen; Teal, 81 25Gl so; Widgeon
81 25@1 so . dozen; Snipe, English, s2d2 so
75c@sl; Gray Geese, 81 5O&S y dozen; White
Geese, 75e9Sl q dozen; Brant, sl@l %
| p dozen; Honkers s. 50@i so; Rabbits, 81 259
| l so: Hare, 81 50@1 70 p dozen.
| PRoVISIONS-Therei is tendency to higher
prices for Pork product, owing to advanced fig
ures being paid for hogs The demand for all
descriptions is fairly active for the season of the
| with LITTLE al nj from bnv in
regard TO asking rates We quote as follows
Eastern Hams l49141ac: California, l0@1lc for
salt; refrigerator-eured, l31a@l4c; Eastern Break
fast Bacon, l2@l219c; California Bacon, 100
| l014c for heavy and medium, 11@1114c foI light
medium and 111E@li2e for Light, l2Gsl21Sc extra
light; Clear Sides, 101&11lc; PORK, SO 50aI0 2 Dbl
for extra prime, S10Gl1 for prime mess els 50916
for mess ST 50S1S for clear, SIS 50@l9 to- extra
clear Pigs feet, 81 o0al2; Mess Beef. IS 50G2l0
f0r bbls, 81 75@5 ior hf b5ls: Extra Mess Beet,
SO 50cl1 for bbls "a 1906 90 for hf pbls; Family
Beef slieel4 80 a Dbl: CALIFORNIA; Smoked Beef,
12a121Sc q 10; Eastern Lard, 9d.915e fo- tierces
and e14@1oc n tcr pals; California do, tiefces,
91Se; hf bbls Sc 10-iS tins SIC: On tins sc
pals, 10c for l0-lD l0Lc for 5tD. and 1919 ID for
3-fb pals.
WOOi.-The Eastern Wool market was more
active last week and sales for that time amount
ed to over four million pounds, including a fair
share OF California spring and a little fall wool.
Prices were much in favor of buyers however,
and the California Woods were sold at very much
below San Francisco prices. In our own mar
ket matters are dull We have no trade to note
and do not know of a sale for the week worth
reporting We quote spring clip:
Oregon
Eastern, choice. p .J6GslSc
90, poor TO coed
We quote fall
Humboldt and Mendocino p ..l2GA
Sacramento Valley, defectiye...-...........S SOIL
Sa1 Joaquin. ia
Southern Coast, bury and seedy........... 70
| HIDES AND SKINS-Quotable as follows:
Sound. Culls.
Heavy steers, 81 nos up, p h.. -@815c &C @
Cows and Steers. &c to 56 lbs. ...-6H97 @5c
Light, 40 to IS bs.....................6 O.
S Ssi' Sins i n = E ssgz
Calf Skins. to 10 fbs...-...-...-.61297 6 O.
Dairy. Calf 25@S5c esch; Dry Hides, usual
II; Calf skins, do, @@i2c; Gull Hides, Kip and
Calf, &c . 10; Pelts. shearling, Zoe to
25c each; do, short, S0@50c each; do, medium,
506a75c each; do long wool, 9Oc@s1 IS each; Deer
skins, summer, -S5c: do. fall and medium,
25@SOc p h; Goat Skins, soc apiece for prime
and perfect, 40@50c for medium, 2OG25c each
for small, sc each for Kid. Good, clean skins
should average 2@214 lbs each; badly damaged
have no real value. Beaver Skins, s46l7 each
for prime large, S2G4 for medium, and 10c@S1
for small sizes, with inferior selling at marked
reduction; Wild Cat Skins, l5@e0c apiece tor
prime and 5@D25c for poor; Coon Skins 5910c
each for small and large; 10630c for Coyote
Skins, 10@25c for small and 259S0c apiece for
large.
FRESH MEATS-Beefis shade easier than a
week ago. especially the class designated at
third quality. Veal continues high, being
scarce. The loss of sheep in the recent cold
spell has been the direct cause of an advance
in mutton. Higher prices prevail for grain fed
hogs, giving advancing tone to the dressed
product. Following are the rates toI
whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers
Beef-First quality, 715@Sc; second quality, &C
to &c; third quality, 5000 y d. Veal-Quota-
BILE at 7@sc q h. Mutton-Wethers, sc; Ewes
Hog" on foot, grain fed, s1S6c.; soft, 4J5a Sc
| dressed Hogs, SGS1ac 3 ID.