Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-28

HOPs-Prices stationary, with scarcely any
demand. Quotable at 15@l7c p II.
| BRAN-Moves off with coed freedom. Quota
\ Bile at SIG to Sl1 q ton for the better grades
and SIS 80 to SIG for other quality
RIE-Moderate offerings QuoIabie at 81 95
BuCKWHEAT-,In light supply and firmly
held at 81 50 p ctl.
! POTATOES-Market heavily stocked. Prices
favor buyers Peerlf IS, 40@ 6Oc; Burbank Seed
lings, 60sasl; Garnet Chile, 65@75c; River
Reds, 40d soc: Early Rose. 40t650c = etl; Jersey
60c y ctl
oNIONs-Receipts continue free. giving easy
tone 10 value Guotable at 259l0c q ctl Tor
River and Goa 75c for Alvarado.
DRIED PEAS-Tt quite. Blackeye 81 so q
O.: Miles,. 81 35Gel so; Green. 81 70a1l rs . ctl
BEANr-The market is quiet ard seems likely
Bayos, 81 70 Btnter, 81 5o92 49, Pink, 81 so a
2 65 ked, 81 25@2 S5 Lima So 40@3 so; Pea, 81
az 10 Small White, S2@2 10 = ctl
NEGETABLEs-The demand for Tomatoes is
light, and salts are slow. Squash is in mod
crate receipt. Cucumbers are out for the
season. Good supply OF Garlic. We quote as
follows: Marrowfat squash, SS610 q ton; Toma-
toes, 5O@15c ? box; Green Peppers, 25G50e
p box: 1lirnips, t0a60c ,. cti; beets, 50n60c
Q sack Carrots. feed, S0@50c; Parsnips 81 50@2
2 cn; Cabbage, 6oc q, ctl; Garlic, 5Oie75c p
pers 7t@9c q L.: Dry Okra, 15t61Sc = II.
FRUlT-Straggling lots OF Ferries are still re-
ceived but they are not worth quoCing Ounces
continue to come forward Apples are in large
supply, while offerings of Pears are limited
Most of the Grapes now arriving show damage
by rain. We quote: Mandarin Oranges, 81 . 2
box; Persimmons, l21@Gl5c = n; Wine Grapes,
slO9l5 2 ton: Table Grapes, 40c@sl 2 box; APP
pies, 4Gc@S1 % = box; Pears, 5Oc@sl 25 q box:
Ounces, 40@60c u box: Mexican LINES, 81
gS 90 p box; Mexican Oranges, 81 50@S so p box;
Lemons, Sicily, rs 5046; Benanas. 81 0D4 q
bunch: pineanpes 81 "a 6 q dozen: Cranoer-
ries. $40 50@11 so a Dbl
BUTTER-Receipts show slight increase
though not of large enough vo ume to cause
any lowering OF rates, particularly for first
class article. We quote prices as follows !:
Fancy, 3S@40c; good to choice 35@3715c;
fair, 25927c; store lots, 1S@22c: picked roll,
271x@30c; frkin, 23@271Sc: Eastern creamery.
23G26c in tubs and 271a@S21sc in rolls: other
kinds, l4Cd zoe p b.
EGGS-Trade is fair, but receipts are more
liberal aud prices are shaping to a lower level
California, ranch, 43945c; store lots, 4OG421Sc
for fair to good: Eastern, fresh,s 27@25c; cold
storage, 221Sa25c q dozen.
FoULTRY-Custom is all for Turkeys, the
supply OF which is liberal, in anticipation of
Thanksgiving trade. No demand for anything
else. We quote: Live Turkeys-Gobblers, $50
19c; Hens, I7@1S:: dressed Turkeys, lS@2lc
Roosters 81 5065 for old ana 81 5Oco5 for young;
Hens, ii 50@5 so; t otlers, s4l5; Ducks, s6ru7 50
Geese, 81 75N12 - pair; Pigeons. 81 50@1 10 for
for old and S2@2 % y dozen for young
GAME-Did not bring such high figures to-
day, as receipts were somewhat large
We quote prices follows: Venison, 709c
p %; Rabbits, 81 25Gl 20 bare VI 50@2; Sprig
g 75@s; Quail, s. 25; Teal, 81 25@2 50: Brant.
So 10; Gray Geese, 81 50@3; White Geese, sl@
l 25; Widgeon s2@2 %; Small Ducks, 81 25SGI So,
English Snipe, 81 50@2 70; common do, 50@75e p
doZ.
PROVISIONS-Fair business is reported on
the old basis. Eastern Hams, l50l5b<c; Cali
f0rnia refrigeratorcured Hams, l41SsSl5c; East
err Breakfast BACON. l41se1l5c: CsiiprnIs Bacon,
121SGsl3c ror heavy and medium, 1S@1S15c tor
lighi rnediu.n, iS.<al4o Tor light and l4IS@l5c
for extra light: do Clear sides, l21zc p b: Pork,
extra prime. SIS: do, prime mess. sl9G2e: do
mess. Sl0@21: do, clear, 81 50922: do. extra,
clear, So s0@2s p bbl; Pigs feet, sl2@l2 81
p bbl: Mess Beef. as 5000 ior bbis. 81 5000 rs
for hf bb,s; Extrs Mess Beef, Nge
Beef. M4.si4 30 !, bSi California n sraosed Bee Beef
l2M@lSc e 10; Fsstsrn Lard, tiercef, 110l1c;
do tor rails, l21S9ls]r y d; California dotlerces
l0L@lic; nf bbis, Ike; lob tins, ice; 5-n
1114c. snd 1le a . FOR s-Ib pajls
WOOL-Stocks ON hand are not large and
these are being rapidly reduced. We quote
Eastern Oregon, heavy
Eastern oregon.
We quote fall
mountain, lGl5c
San Joaouin and Southern 9taI2c
Hum 6oldt and Mendocino .--.-....-.------- 16@1sc
HIDES AND sKINs-ouOtsbie as ioiiows: =
Heavy steers, 81 fbs up p d.. -aslzc &c O.
Cows and Steers 46 to So ms. ....6sz97 geo
Light, ~ 70 ~ ns.-.....-...-. OK
Veal Skins. TO IA ns-.----.-.-..--5 @5% gag
Gait skins. TO 10 ibs.........-....5 ass @4k
Dsiry Calf, 2561S5c each: Dry Hlaes, usual
selections, 13h@l4c Dry Kips do, loc q
p; Cali Skins. do, 1oc; Gull Hides. Kip and
Calf, 697c = D; Pelts, shearlfng. 10@
2sc each: do, short, so@5oc each; do. medium,
60575c each: do long wool, 90c@S1 Is each: Deer
Skins summer, S71z94oc: DO fair and medium.
35c p h: Goat Skins, 5Of665c apiece for prime
and perfect, zo@50c for medium, l0@20c each for
small
NEAT MARKET-Goed Beef is in demand at
trif.ing advance, the supply not being quite so
liberal. Mutton is fais, with no change in
prices. while Veal and laHab both keep
steady. Following are the rates for
whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers
Beef-Fsrss quality, 65z@7c second quality. 51S
@6c; third quality. 41S95c > D. veal-Quotable
at 5G6c p b for large and 7@9c p D for small
Mutton-Q Quotsbie at 5@6c p fb. Lamb-Quot-
sSfe at 7@Sc D. Pork-Lve Bogs on loot,
grain fed, 65tssc; soft, SAG &c; dressed Hogs,
~ 2,