Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-26
PAANES CELERY COMPOUND O;

y box; Lemons, Sicily, s5@6: California Lemons.
81 SOFAS p box; Bananas, 81 h0@3 y bunch Pine
eppies. I'll 5eG5 90 q dozen; Crenperr.es, 81 80
d,5 "a box.
DRIED FRUIT-Some little trade is in prog
ress on local account, while moderate shipments
to the East are reported. consisting largely of
Peaches and Apricots. For piited Plums the
demand is light and movement is slow. Apples
III quarters hnd fair inquiry. Offerings of dried
GIapeS are liberal, but custom is slow. Nothing
OF importance doing in Prunes. In regard to
Raisins the Grocer and County Merchant says
- The Ralsln crop is maturing well. but as the
season advances estimates of the pack ara some
what reduced from the highest quantity men-
toned early in the season. Outside districts
generally have not come up to expectations
while the Fresno crop will exceed that OF last
year. 1t is not claimed now that the total
pack in the State will be much larger than that
OF 1887. The demand for Raisins for shipment
East is good, and sales for the week aggregate
large. The fact that the crop matured early
this year has been decided beLefit to prodr GERS
as 1t has enabled them to place stock in East
ern markets in advance of Malaga fruit. This
TO some extent accounts for the free movement
OF this fruit We quote prices as follows
Sln-dried Apples, 4@5c y u Tor sliced apo $40
412c foT qgarEered; Apples, evaporated, 61a9 7c;
Apricots, i1@1Sc for bieaehed; do, sun-dried S@
10e; Blaekherriea 12@lSo: Figs, 4G5c for pressed,
213GS1ac for Impressed; Smyrna Figs, iS016c
foT LAYERS, end Ease for legs; Noa:arines,
. II; Peaches, 13@15c for peeled. and 515G6l%e
FOR uIpeel5i; Pears, &c for whole and 5es
SIG for sliced; maenine-dIie6, 7QSc; FiuIls
6Gp7c for piLted and 2@3c for unpitted: Ger.
mar Prunes 59515e; French PrGnes' 6sa61Sa q
u Raislns, London Layers, 81 1892 p box,
with 25G75c advance for fractions; common
81 25 p box.
HONEY-Market firm for extracted. receipts
of which are promptly placed. Comb is not
quite so active, though in better supply We
quote prices as follows: WhiIe Comb, ll@
l2c; Amber, 7@G9c; Extracted, white liquid, 5156
&c: Amber, colored and cqndied, 4@4s4c p b.
BUTTER-Only select quality of fresh roll
Butter is steady in value. But there is very little
product of this class coming from any direction.
Throughout the past week the market has had
anything but settled tone Most of the receipts
lacked solidity, color and flavor Even consign-
ments from Humboldt and Del Norte did not
clean up well, though the better grades were Of
fered at range of 35G3715c z ctl. In picked
roll and solid packed there is sctive trading
We quote Fancy, 421Sc; good to choice, S5tG40c;
fair 2l1sGS2lgc store lots, 1SC922c: picked roll,
2714aS0c; frkin, 23j9271$c: Eastern creamery,
24@25c intubs and 271a@S0c i'll rolls; other kinds,
14td zoe "a %.
CHEESE-strictly ch ice new is not plentiful,
and holders are firm in asking rates. The de-
mand for old qualities is readily met, the sup
ply being more than ample. Choice, 139
l312c; good 10 choice old, 12213c; common
. h.
EGGS-Prices direct from hennery command
high prices, while desirable lots from store are
selling to better advantage. We quote prices
as follows California ranch, 3a@40c; store lots,
27199S219c for fair to good and lSG22115 for COM
mon; Eastern, l6@lsc q dozen for fair and 20
@22c y dozen for good to choice.
POULTR1-The situation is not encouraging
for sellers. Eastern arrivals are almost contin-
uous, and interfere much with sales of local
production. We quote prices Live Turkeys
Go6blers, lS9lsc ~ p; Hens. i7@lse; Roosters,
% 50@6 so; BToilers, S3I4: Ducks, G59 660; Geese
81 1872 pair; Pigeons, 81 1902 . " doz.
GAME-Much stock has to be dumped,
coming in bad condition. Lots in oroer sell
promptly. We quote as follows; Fenison, I0613c
y b; Rabbits, 81 25G1 50 Hare, 81 SOAP; Sprig
S2@2 50 Quail, 81 25(g1 90; Teal, 81 75@2: Nal
lards, S3@3 so p dozen.
PROVISIONS-Pdees for both Beef and Pork
products show easier tone, though values remain
undisturbed. eastern Hams, l69l7c; Caiifor-
MIA refrigera;cr-ouTe6 Hams, ib1@9i61zc; EaSteEp
Breakfast Bacon. i4]Sesi5c: California Bacon,
121a0i3c fcr heavy and medium, IS 1fS55c Tor
light medium, l31S(G14c for light aud I451Gi5e
for extra light: 90 ileaT sides, l2lZc q q; Pork,
extra prime, sl9: do, prime mess, S2@22 !;
do, mess. S2l@23; do, clear, S24@25; do,
ex:yG clear, S25tg26 p bbl Pigs feet, Si2aI9 80
q bbl Mess Beet, IS 5GGs9 foF bbls. "a t09,4 rs
FOR If bbi: Extra sieEs Sect, s10@
10 SO for SbiS, s. 5oGS5 rs for NJ hbis; Family
Beef, e14G14 50 a 5bi; California Smoked Beei,
l31l3}lc = ID; Eastern Lard, 119l11zc ic- tierces
and lle9l2c n for pals: California DO. tiercesi
tins. l0h@11c; do, lo-th pals lI15c; do Ior 6-io
pals, 11a4c; snd l2e = n for S-S pals.
WOOL-There is no quick or general trading
but business is about as extensive could be
able Wool offering is taken into consideration.
We quote spring:
Humboldt and Mendocino, p 70 J6@2Gc
San Joaquin and Southeril..-....-, ....... 9lsl5
Eastern Oregon heavy ............ ...........9oi2
Eastern Oregon 5l17
valley, OREGON.
We quote fail:
Mountain, 1091Ic
San joaquin and Southern. .................7 7(1lOc
HIDES AND sKINs-Quoteble as follows:
Heavy sssery. 81 fns up, p d.. -@SISc &C q
Cows and Steers, 10 TO 56 bs. ....634o7 5 acc
Light 40 70 40 5bs.......o.......,....5 @512 4 OK
kips, IA to so 0ios......;................5 O. @
Veal Skins, S to IA Ios..............5 @ C.
Dairy Calf, 253S5e eaeh Dry Hides, usual
selections, lS@14c DIy Kips do, lie .
D; Calf Skins 90, lie; Gull Hides, Kip and
Calf, TG3c 2 10; Pelts, shearling, l09
lSc each: DO, short, 30lG50c each; do, medium,
50@75c each; do long wool, 90c@S1 2S each; Deer
Skins, GUNNER, size: do. fair and medium.
35c p 10: Goet Skins. 5oG65c apiece for prime
small.
MEAT TMARKET-Supplieso of Beef are liberal,
with improvement in quality, Large receipts of
Mutton are coming to hand from mountain dis
tricts, overstoeking the market. Good demand
prevails for choice Lamb, arrivals of which have
been rather scarce of late. band of 2 500
Sheep was recently b 7ught in Eastern Oregon for
Chicago trade. Hogs are arriving quite freely,
and prompt saleIs found for stock suited to pack
ing purposes. Following are the rates for
whole carcasseS from slaughterers to dealers:
Beef-First quality, 6@61Sc; second quality, 81
(06c; third quality, 415@5c = 10. Veai-Quotable
at 5@6c p ID for large and 7(39c q % for small.
Mutton-Quotable at 515@6c q ID. Handspring,
715t@Sc p h. PORK Live HOg5 on foot grain
rod 61LA65Zn. snff f66ILn. d-aSsad T{coc on