Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-14

ease in values. White Comb, 1@l3c Amber,
7@9c; Extracted, white liquid, 51StG6e; Amber.
colored and candIed. 41Std.5c q 10.
| BUTTER-Supplieso of fancy character are not
free at the moment and prices show increased
strength. Medium grades still have soft ten
dency coming into competition with packed
| Butter. OF which there are liberal stocks. We
quote Fancy, 35@3719c; good to choice, S0G94c;
fair, 25@27c; store lots, 1S(t22c; picked roll
2714@3Oc; firkin, 23@271Sc: Eastern creamery
| kinds 14G zoe q b.
| CHEESE-Fancy new is not plentiful, and
| sales are made at a trifiing advance on the top
| figure, though only in a jobbing way. Stock
| that has been out of the press for some months
| is easy, being obtainable almost at buyers
| ngures We quote as follows: Choice new,
| 13@l4c; good 10 choice old, 126I3c; common
p b.
EGGS-Desirable parcels are in demand and
sellers can realize full rates for article that is
| first-class We quote: California ranch 46G471Ie;
| store lots. 40@45c for fair to good and 30NoS5c
| for common; Eastern, fresh, 27G2Sc; cold stor-
| age, 2219Q2Sc z dozen.
| POULTRY-rhe market is well cleaned up
| and receipts are placed to better advant-
age We quote prices as follows Live Turkeys
mGob5iers, 1Sg2Oc 2 n; Hens l7@l9o; Roosta5t,
Is 50@6 for old and IS 5o@7 for young; Hens
s5 5o@7; Broilers, s4@5: Ducks, s6dS; Geese
81 1892 pair; Pigeons, 81 80 for old and S2G
| 25 y dozen for young.
GAME-Supplies are liberal ard trade is good
so that values do not fluctuate to any very
marked extent. We quote: Venison, 7G9c
y b; Rabbits, 81 25@1 rs: Hare 81 5O@l rs; Sprig,
! 81 50@3; Quail, S1@1 %; Teal, s2@2 %: Bfant
| Sl@1 25 Mallards, S4@4 SO . dozen; Canvas
| backs 81 50G6; Gray Geese, S2@2 so; White
| Geese, 81; Widgeon, 81 1902; Small Ducks
| sl@1 25; English Snipe, 81 5092; common do,
| 75c q doz
| PROVISIONS demand is rot of urgent
character and values of several descriptions
| show softer tone. Eastern Hams, 1oSSo16c; Cali
| fornia refrigerator-cured Hams, I5@l5LSc; East
ern Breakfast Bacon, 141zs15c; California Bacon
y @121sc FOR heavy and medium, lSG1S1So tor
ITrhf 10 fNr1 1szt,E
for extra light; do Clear sides, l23Sc a fb PORT,
| extra prime, SIS; do, prime mess. Sl9620 90
mess. S20@H: do. clear, s21 50@22; do, extra,
y bbl; Mess Beef, SIS 5099 fo- bbls 81 B0a4 rs
for hf bbis; Extra Mess Beef s10@
10 SO for bbls. s5 5oe5 rs foc III bbls; Family
l21a@1Sc ? h; Eastern Lard. t1ercet, 11@l11$c;
do for pailf, 12h@1S1ac q b; California 90 tierces
loh@1le: hf bbls, IL 5ac: 10f tins 101z@11e; S-fo
pals. I2hsc: and l3c q a, Tor an nails
WO0L-Electiou matters retarded business
somewhat during the week, and no liberal Wool
movement reported at the East while the tone
of the market. both there and here, is one of
confidence, and holders are firm in their asking
prices for all grades. The stock on hand is
light for this time of the year. and it is more
than likely that it will be exhausted long be-
fore the next clip is ready for market. Prices
generally have more buoyant character. We
quote spring:
Eastern Oregon, heavy 12G13c
Eastern Oregon, 4G1Sc
We quote fall:
iountaiil, Iree ...9Gl2Lc
San JOAQUIN and Southern. 9t012c
Humboldt and Mendpcino .................. l6(0lSc
lted Biu 1Sl5c
HIDES AND SKINS-Quotable as follows:
Sound. Culls.
Heavy Steers, 81 fns up, p d.. -9sISo &C O.
Cows and Steers, 46 to 56 ibs....-ss4G7 5 @6o
Light, 40 to % 5bs.................-..57aG- OK
Gips, IL to so S0fes....................5 a5L G41%
Veal Skins, s to Il fos..-.....-.5 @5l5 4 az
Dairy Calf, 25ee35c esch; Dry Riaes, usual
selections, 13%@l4c: Dry Eips, do, 1Oc q
b; Calf Skins. do. lOc: Cull Hides Kip and
Calf, 6l7e . 10; Peirs shearling, 100
&c each; do, short, soaeec each; DO, medium,
60dS75c each; do long wool a0casl IS each: Deer
skiDF, summer. ST1z940e: Do. fair and medium.
35e = ID: Goat Skins, 50@65c apiece for prime
and perfect, 40Q50c for medium, l0G20c each foy
small.
MEAT MARkET-supplies are not excessive
and prices show moderate fiImness. Beef of
choice quality is rather scarce. Mutton is in
fair receipt. Lamb is about out of market
though light arrivals of spring stock are ex-
pected in another month. Pork is steady at
quotations. The following are the rates of
| whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers:
Beef-Eirst quality, 6@61sc second quality, 5%
@6c; third quaiity, 41S@5c 2 10. Veai--QuOtable
at 546e 2 b for large and 1880 p b for small.
Mutton-Quotsble at 596c Sfb. Lemb--Quot-
able at TGSSc p 70. fork- Live pogs on foot
grain fed, 69614c soft. 55z 55s; dressed Hogs
So q &c p n