Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-01

there is absence of firmness in prices Receipts
| causes reduction of stocks. Bayos, 81 90@
2: Butter, 60 25d3 65; Pink, s222 Is; ked,
81 75@2i Ling, "a g 25@S 70; Pea, IS 25@S 40;
VEGETABLES-Rece are less liberal and
the tendency is to higher prices. We quote:
Green Corn, 25@50c 2 sack and 5Oc@sl
Rssh: summer Squash, 4OG60c per box; Mar
rowiat Squash. SIS q ton; Tomatoes, 15G59c 2
box: Egg Plant, 35@50c q box; Green Peppers,
$50 Soc 2 box; Green Okra. 50a75c per box; Gu
cumbers, 70 go5c y box for bay 1urnips, 5000
81 q ctl Beets, 6oG75c 2 sack Carrots. feed,
S0@50c; PaTsnips 81 50 y ctl; Cabbage, Goa
75c ell Garlic, l@11ac . Ii; Caulifower, 400
60c y dozen: Dry Peppern. 6@Sc a %.
FRUIT-Grapes are making more liberal repre-
sentation, and will soon become the leading
feature OF the maket. Berries of all kinds meet
custom enough to readily clean up daily consign-
ments. White Nectarines are not in favor.
Plums are in heavy supply and cheap in price
Gamers are free buyers of this variety, but still
the market IS overstocked. Receipts generally
are of fine quality. Apricots do not come along
IN so large quantity, but the supply is ample
for all trade needs. as buying for canning pur-
poses is about over. Arrivals OF Peaches are
more moderate, and it is only very choice arti-
Gle that will bring full figures. Watermelons,
S5@10 2 hundred; Cantaloupes, 81 2591 20 Z
crate; Crab Apples, 50@75c q box Grapes,
35050e q box for common kinds, and 50G65c 1or
Rose of Peru, 50Q65c for Black Hamburg, and
red 75C91 % q box and 30G50c q basket; Pears,
25(d50c 2 box Tor common, and 1@112c q for Bart
lett: Strawberries, Si@5 q chest Raspberries,
| S6CdS p chest; BIackberries, S4@5 q chest;
Plums, 1%@2c q h; Apricots, 2GSc p u;
Peaches, 30 a csc p box, and 40 a CSC
| q basket; Nectarines, 35@65c q box; 2exicsn
Lines, SSG5 T. box; Lemons, slciy. t7GS;
| Bananas, 81 59GS p bunch; PineaDples. 81
| G5 q dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Arrivals of new crop are in
I l.,
very active character. We quote as follows:
| Sun-dried Apples 4c p 10 ioT sliced anc 80
| G4c Tor quaItered; Alden, 7@Sc; ApricotS,
11@1Sc for blesched; do, sun-drie1, SG9c;
3@ic for Impressed; Smyrna Figs, 1S@16c
for layers, anu 7GSc for Eegs; Nectannes,
50 &C. 2eaches, lie for peeled. and 7G.sc
for unpeelea Pears, 4,95c FOR whole enc Q
SC for pitted and % for unpitted: Ge1-
man Prunes, 6@D7c; French Prunea, "a Sc . b;
Raisins, London Layers. 81 25 q box, with
25@75c advance for fractions: Common. SIC
1 / 25 p box.
| HONEY-For choice quality there is better in
quiry at steadier prices. Over 400 cs went Ia
Germany within week on a, sailing vessel
Market not heavily stocked. We quote
prices as follows: White Comb, l1@l3c
Amber, 7@9c; Extracted, white liquid, $4,000;
Amber. colored and candied, 4@4s4c p ID.
| BUTTER-For the better grades of roll Butter
/ there is a good demand. Arrivals from Del
! NOrte have been somewhat more free OF late
| coming in good shape and being of desirable
quality. Shipments from northern sources are
| expected to be rather free for the next week o,
| two. Custom is quick for a hrst-class article
| and no surplus of this character is TO be found
| on the market. Prices for this kind of stock are
likely to continue in favor of the selling interest
| Lower grades show no improvement in value
and are rot expected by dealers to do any better
| We quote as follows Fanny, 31@32h; gooC
to choice, 219QS0c; fair 2s@26c; store lots, ,lSq22c
picked roll, 2617@2S1ac; frkin, 22C@25c; East
| ern. 146 1Oc y b.
| CHEESE-Receipts are light and stocks in the
several depots are only of moderate proportions
The demand is fairly general, and prices have
| rather firm tone. We quote: Good tC
choice, 1l91279; common grades, s919c
Eastern, ordinary to fine, 1O@15c 81 n.
EGGS-The scarcity of an article free of defec
| has given the market further advancing tone
aud prices are higher all round. Store eggs move
off well if not of decidedly inferior quality
Eastern are in good supply, finding fair custom
| if in merchantable condition Some stale
California ranch, 321aGS0c store lots, 249S0c
Eastern, 16@i9c; Farallone, 23c y dozen.
| P0UL1R1-There is active demand, and deal
ers find ready sale for all good fowl that arrive
We quote job lots: Live Turkeys - Uobbler,
| 20@22c y b: Hens, l7t0lSe Roost r. ,GE . 80 ioI
old. and S5G7 for young; Hens, ,6G6 80 or ordi-
nsrg stock and 90 754r7 for choice 5rolers, 81 SC
| @4; Ducks, SG4 30 for old and Sq6 for
young; Geese. Sl@1 % 3 pair for old and 81 SC
| 91 70 for young Pigeons 81 5191 IS for young,
and s2d2 25 q dozen for old.
| GAME-We quote: NenisOn 126l13c q ID: RRh-
bits y 25(31 50: Hare, 81 50Gl 70; Doves, 40975c
| 2 dozen.
PROVIsIONS-Pork products are higher The
advance IS due TO great extent to appreciation
| in values at Eastern centers. No change in
Beef products. We quote prices follows
Eastern Hams, l51a q l6c; California,
refrigerstor-eured, "A q 141lc; Eastern
| Breakfast BeCoa, 14I141Sc: California Bacon.
l1GI2e for heGrg and medium, 12G121ac foi
| light medium. l3bS9I4c for light and i31SGl4C
| extra light; do Llear sides, 1215c q 10: PORK
extra prime, SIS: do, prime mess, s2092l
do mess. S2o@22; do, clear, S2S9A; do
extra clesr, S24@25 2 bbI Pigs !eet, Si2 912 .,
g bbl; Mess Beet. rs 5000 for bbIs, s4t0s,4 rs
.9r lf bbls: Extra &eg Beef sl9@
| 2sef. sl4@14 50 = bhl: California Smoked Beei
pl3ISc Q n: Eastern larc, 109IGJIc 6o- tieree,
liia lo1aGIlc 4 d TOR pals California do tierces
l0Gi01sc; hf bbls 101.@l1c; lob tius, SIC; on
| I111c: anr lIJ%a - p '0r S-fo pails
| WOOL-There is fair inquiry for California
stock that is bright and free, mainly for ship
| spring:
! Humboldt and Mendocino, p ID .16d1st
Northern, choice bright...... .............l56 561l7
san Joaquin and Southern. ..........-le115
Calaverss and
Eastern Oregon, heavy ...............99l2
Eastern Oregon,
HIDES AND sKINs-Quotable as follows:
Sound: Culls
| Heavy Steers, 81 rs Up, 2 d.. -i4s35e sc a.
| Cows and Steers, &c 10 55 ibs.....6 @61% 05t
Light, 20 70 As rs..................-5 a q
IDS IA 70 ~ t3G- q
| Veal skins, 10 IA Ds............-51SG- a
Calf Skins. 2 70 20 ibs-......;.....:-5129- 4 O.
Dairy Calf, 25G33Oc each: Dry lHides. 1sua
| selections, lie: Dry Aips, 10, l0GI1c :
.; Calf skins, do, loSl1e; Gun Hides, Kip sue
Calf, 8@9o p 10; Pelts shesrling, LOG
| 25c each; do, short, S0@g5oc each; 90, mediuza
| G0l975c each; do long wool. soc@91 % eseh; Dee
| Skins, summer, 3S090c: do. fair and medium
30@40c q b; Goat Skins, 50@65c apiece for prime
| snd perfect, 40G50c for medium, l0920c each fo
| small.
MEAT MARKET-No changes of consequence
Receipts are fair and the market is not suffering
| for lack of any description. Prices generally
have steady tone. Following are the rates fol
| whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers
| Beet - First quality, &c second quality, Ca
| 61%c: third quality, 5@51zc = N. Veai-Quotable
at 5Gg6c 2 h for large and 7e19e p % for small
| Muttou-Quotable at 666LSe p D. thanksgiving
| SdS1Sc p 70. PORK Live aogs on foot, grain
| fed. 614d615c. soft 6s61se; dressed Eogs ga
| SIC 3 b
EAsTERN AND FOREIGN Markets.