Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-20

BEANs--The market moves along in quiet
! fashion. Trade is dull and no change seems
| probable until after the old year has passed
| away We quote: Bayos, & rs; Butter,
| 81 50d2 20; Pink, e. so: Red, 81 25@2 IS; Lima,
| IS 1903 so; Pee, s292 10 Small u hite, S2G2 10
q ctl.
GETABLES-Tomatoes are of such poor
quality as to be almost unstable, while receipts
| are so small that quotations are not necessary.
| supplies OF Mushrooms are very liberal, with
WIDE rarge III prices. We quote the following
prices Mushrooms, 4a1oc for wild and l5@20c
| = 70 tor cultivated; Marrowfat Squash, Sl0G15 a
| ton; Tomatoes, - y box; Turnips, 50d6Oc y
ctl; Beets 50d 60c ? sack Carrots. feed, S095oc;
| Psrslips. si@l p v ctl ; Cabbage, COO a ctl
| Garlic, 5Oe zoe {, sack: Caulihower. SOC 81 z
dozen; bs. Peppers 7@9e p Il; Dry okra, 15@
| lSc p b.
FkUT-Apples of strictly prime character are
scarce, commanding top rates. common and
medium grades are III liberal receipt, finding
| fair tales because dealers are willing to meet
| the views Of buyers Oranges are coming for
ward with moderate freedom and promise to
make coed display for the holidays. Winter
| Pears are teen IN small quantity, but they are
| too green 10 be desirable. We quote Mandarin
| Oranges, Slot p = box; PeIsimmons, 21SGa4c q
n; Lazy Apples, 81 25ai so = box; Apples, 5Oc@
81 % 3 box; Pears, 75eGS1 IS p box; Mexican
| Lines, 81 t0J5 50 q box: Mexican Oranges,
| q small box; Riverside Navel Oranges, 81 5O@6 q
| box; Riverside culls 81 so z box; Los Angeles
Naye,s, s. 5Od4; Lemons, sci. y, So 50G6; Cali
| tornis Lemon, S2d3 y box; Be- .sras, u 500
| berries. S1u 5edI1 80 q Dbl.
BCTTER-lncreased receipts of fresh Butter
| give the market much weaker tone, and values
are on the decline. The situation is wholly
against the selling interest. We quote prices
as follows; Fancy, 35c; good to choice, $40
5ici fair. 25927c; store lots, 1S@22c; picked
roll, 26d2113c; frkin, 23G25c; Eastern creamery,
2522712c in tubs and 271zGS21%c in rolls; other
kinds ia zoe n q.
CHEEsE-There is a scarcity of choice new
product, but o everything else the supply is
ample. We quote prices: Choice new, l4@l5e;
good 10 choice old. 12G13c; common grades
S9l0c: Eastern ordinary to fine, 1o@l5c y h.
EGGS-The outlook is more favorable for sell
ers. Shipments of Eastern Eggs are likely to be
less free in the immediate future and the Cali
fornia article viii necessarily be in greater de-
ment in values. Holiday custom is helping mat
tiers. We quote prices as follows California
ranch, S21l29s35c; store lots, 2oe3le: Eastern,
fresh; 26@25c14 cold storage, 22@2Sc 2 dozen.
POULTRY-There is slim chance for any i'm
provements in prices so long as Eastern arrivals
continue as liberal at present. We quote
prices as follows: Live Turkeys-Gobblers,1 Ito
15c; Hens, 1i0l51, dressed Turkeys, 14916c;
Roost III S5@ so for old and s5655 90 Tor young;
Hens 60 50G6 so; Br5llers "a 5095; Ducks, S7SA
s so; Geese, 292 . pair; Pigeons 81 5o@1 IS
for old and S2@2 25 y dozen for young.
PROVISIONS-There Is an easier feeling in
some brands of Hams, while a small advance
has been established in barrel Pork. We quote
as follows EesteTn Hams, lo0l51%c; Cali
fDrnia reirigeTaior-cGrec Hams IA O. axe: East
or, Breakfast B:con, l41slal5c. CshforIna Bacon,
l215DI3s Tor heavy e10 medium. iSGnl31%c for
iisnI medium, IA 9I41Sc 10: light ana l4552l5e
for extra Light: do Ggea. Sides, 121sc q ID; Pork,
extra prime, slS@1S so: do, prime mess, $500;
do mess Sf0a21; do. clear, S2292S so; do. extra,
clear, S23 50@24 so q Dbl; Figs ieet, S121l2 SO
a bbl; Mess Beet IS 500GJ for bbls. "a 5Oae4 rs
for If bbls: Extra Hess Reef zoo
le 30 for bbls, SIS 50G,5 70 for M bbls; Family
Beef, e14Cals so = boi: California Smoked Beet
l2Iz913c q D; Eastern Lard, tiercs S. l0@i1e; do
tor pals, 1l@1215e a D. California DO. sierees
101z@11c; hf Dbls, I11zc; lob tins, Ice; SD
tins. 1015c; do l0 pals, IL ac;d do, for St pals
1154c, and I2c a % for s-b psiIs
HIDES AND SKINS-Quotablea as follows:
Sound. Culls
Heavy steers, 81 res up, . d.. -@s1c SC O.
Light, 40 to IS fbs....-.-..-...--...5 @5h I @43z
Hips, IA to 30 asa l4%
Veal Skins, to II hs.............5 G5% 4 @412
Calf Skins. to 10 tDs...--......-....5 @513 OK
Dairy Calf, 25@35c each; Dry Aldes, usual
selections, 121a@lsc; Dry Kips, do, 10c .
Calf, 697c = D.; pelss, sheariing. 100
CSC each; do, short, SOG50c EACH do, medium,
60975c each; do long wool, 90c@Sl Is each; Deer
Skins, summer, 4oc: do. fair and medium
371ac p D: Goat skins, 50@65c apiece for prime
ana perfect, 40950e for medium, 2O@25c each for
small
NEAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Beef is expected
in day or two. Offerings are likely to be lib
eral, with prices ranging from s1zt0l21zc ? h. q
the lat er figure for choice stabilized. Lamb is,
scarce and higher Following are the rates
for whole carcasses from slaughterers,to dealers:
Beef-girst quality, ia TIC second quality, a
SIC; third quality, @51ac = b. YeaI-Quotable
Mutton-Quotable At 6@7c . b. Lamb-Qucs-
able at ga &c . b. PorK-Li7e Hogs on loot,
grain fed. 6@614c; soft. ST. &c; dressed HOGS,
$40 o. 3 b