Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-26

Currants. Late varieties of Grapes are begin
ming to make showing. Catalogues and
Watermelons are declining in price as receipt,
increase. Berries sell promptly. Watermelons
SOS = hundred CantaloupeS, S191 rs Z
crate; Crab Apples, 25@50c q box Grapes
35060c z box for common kinds, and Sl61 25 fol
Rose of Peru. 50@Sl for Black Hamburg, and
75cGS1 25 for Muscats; Apples red, 15:@1 d
q box and S0@60c q basket: Pears, 25@l50c T
box for common, and 1@I1c r r for Bart
lett; strawberries, Sig5 2 chest kaspberries
S5@S q chest; Blackberries. sSG3 so p chest
Plums, 1@2c 2 b; Apricots, 11agSc , II; Figs
75c q box for black Currants. sl@,2 so y chest
Black Currants, 75c 81 per drawer
Peaches caches, . g S5c ? boz box r. and % g S5e
ines, 25960c q box; Mexican Lines. 50 SCAT
. box; Lemons, Sicily. e6@6 so; b ,;.auas
81 50G2 50 - bunch: PileGpples. u 50@5 2
dozen
DRIED FRUIT-Consignme of Apricots re-
ceive fair attention, and sales would be quite
active if sellers were less firm in their views OF
values. We quote prices as follows: Sun
a for Qn APPes Sdsn icT sSed sPg a
ll@1sc for bIeached; do, sun-drie3 s@sc;;
BlaeSberries. 12@18c; Figs, 596e for pressed,
S@4c for Impressed; Smyrna Figs, 1S@l6e
for Layers, and 7@Se Tor kegs NectGrnes,
S@loc; Peaches, I7@1Sc for peeled. sind SGgc
for unPeele3: Pears 4G5c for whole and "a
TIC for sliced: macnins-driet, 991Cc; PIuIrs,
man Prunes 6G7e French Prunes, 1880 81 D;
Raisins, London Layers g 25 q box, with
25@75c advance for Factions: Cou,mon, slG
l Is p box.
the bulk of receipts SO that stocks do not ac-
cumulate. We quote: White Comb l26l4c
Amber, 7@Sc; Extracted, white liquid, 5@51zc;
Amber: colored and eandied, 4a415c p 70.
BUTTER-There is brisk demand for fancy
Butter in good shape and prices for such pro-
duct are firm. For lower grades the situation
is less satisfactory, trade being of dragging
nrippS q f,l1 Ea " N.
to choice, 2692Sc: fair 22G25c; store lets 1S@22c;
picked roll. 2014@2S1ac; firkin, 22ta25c; East
CHEESE-Sfocks are not large, and the mar
ket has steady tone in consequence. We quote
6ood to choice 1l@l21ac; common grades
S9lcc; Eastern, ordinary TO fine lO@l5c . 10.
hiS5-Strictly select parcels are very scarce
and held firmly at t1o rates. We quote
Eastern, 17@l9c; Farallone dc q dozen
POUL1RI-Comp amt is made of over-crowd-
ing i'll shipping TO market, causing more or less
loss of fowl Trade at the moment is very slow,
as retailers are pretty well supplied from pur-
chases made last week. We quote jobbing
lots as follows: Live Turkeys-GobblerS,
2922c = 10; Hens, 17GlSc; BOOSTERS. S6Cd65O for
old, and S5@7 for young; Hens, s666 so for ordi-
nary stock, and S7417 so for choice: 5rcers 81 80
Cd; Ducks, S4S4 so for old and S4G6 for
young; Geese. s1651 % y pair for old and 81 50
al IS for young: Pigeons, 81 5GG1 IS for young,
and S262 % p dozen for old
GAME-We quote: Nenison, I06l2c ? ID: Rsb-
hts 81 25G9l so: Hare. 81 5O@l rs; Doves, 40@75c
RoVIsIONS-Advauced prices prevail for
Eastern Hams and Bacon. Business generally
is good, and all descriptions of Cured Meats re-
celve their share Of attention. We quote
Eastern Hams, 15@l51ac; Jaliforuis. l2Gll21Sc
Tor salt; retrtSerstOr-fure6, 13pl3iZc, Eastern
Breakfast Bacon, i+G14lSc: Csli.cfiIi2 Bae0n,
il4ll12o foT heaT? ana GeoiErn, 1i1&112c Tor
light medium. 121adsl3c for light slG l3159l4c
extra light; do Clear sidoE, 12e q II: Pork,
extra prime, SIG: do, prime mess, S17@17 so
do, mess. s20@H 50; do clear, S2l@2S; do,
extra clear, s23t924 q Dbl; PIGS Ieet, 9l2 81
for IF bols; Extra e5a Besf 500
10 20 for b5ls. Is 50@5 rs hjr II oo.s; ya1aii7
Beef, sli64l4 so 2 eol; California sIpoSed Bes{,
lzcal21ac 4 u; Eastern Lard. ioUiQ56c for terces
an lo@S31lc q fl for pals California do tieYceS
10@l0;Sc: hi bols, 10I<@l1c Ia-h TINS s1Ss; E-b
tins Zoe; do; li,-ib pals, lie do 5or 8 10 pals,
u14c: aad l1lc a n for 2-th pals
WOOL-Last week was another dull one for
trade. The few transactions contaminated
were mostly for account of scourers embracing
Eastern Oregon chiefly. The HUMBOLDT and
Mendocino Woods are late in reaching here this
season, and they are about the only styles of
California Wools now arriving These Woods
have so far brought full prices, considering the
Standard made on Other grades. Dealers say
that 30 dissatisfaction at results has so far been
experienced. Reported sales of 100000 fbS all
kinds within quotations We quote spring
Humboldt and Mendoeino, p 10 .............. l6@1Sc
Northern, choice bright l56nI7
Calaveras and
Eastern Oregon, heavy .......... ............9@l2
Eastern Oregon
Valley, Oregon loo Is
HIDES AND SKINS-Quotable az follows:
sound. Culla
Reayy Steers. 81 lbs up. q d. -t@S1%o &C @
Cows and Steers IS to So hs......6 G61& csc
Light, ~ 70 20 los..-................-5 @ / C.
kips, ii to 80 i6s......................51%G- O.
Veal Skins, to ID los o.
Calf Skins, to 10 ths..............:-515a- A @
Dairy Calf 25eGS0c each: Dry Hides. usual
selections. lie; Dry Kips, do, 1O@llc g
b; Calf Skins, do, 10 @l1c: Gull Hides, Kip and
Calf, S@9c q 10; Pelts, shearling i0@
DC each: do, short, 30@50c each; do, medium,
6G975c each; do long wool, G0c0nS1 IS each Deer
Skins, summer. SSGe40c; do fair and medium.
SO@40c 2 II; Goat Skins, 50(G65c apiece for prime
and perfect, 40GG5UC for medium, l0120c each for
small.
MEAT MARKET-The supply and demand
about balance, so that there is little opportrl-
nifty for any ma ked fluctuation in values. Of.
terings OF strictly prime Beet could be larger
without crowding the market. All kinds OF
cattle, as rule, are not as fat as usual at this
season of the year. Following are the rates for
whole caIcasses from slaughterers to dealers
Beet = First quality, &c second quality, Ga
6%c; third quality, 5@515c p d. Vesl-Quotable
at 5@ec 2 b for large and 7G.9c q % for small.
Mutton-Quotable at 6961%c q 10. Handspring,
Sdle13e p n. PORK Live aogs on foot, gram
ed, 81 &61ac soft, g. 61sc; dressed Hogs. 90