Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-23

59e@Sl e box and 2a@5Oc . basket; Pears,
So@sOc e box for common, and 114@21c q
ID Tor Bartlett: Strawterr 81 s0G5 p chest;
blackberries, $i@5 chest; Huckleberries,
5oa6Oc p box for black; Peaches, 10 q sc
Y box, and 40 @ 65c Q basket Nectarines, 500
| gOc 2 box; Mexican Lines. &c 50G7 so q box;
Lemons, Sicily, f5@5 so; Bansnas, s2@4 p
bunch; Pineapples. 81 50@5 so q dozen.
D. DRIED FRUITS-Free shipments of Raisins
are not expected for at least another month. In
dicstlons are said to be promising for good
yield AT present it is too soon TO Speculate as
| 70 prices, though it is claimed that contracts
| have been made for early shipment on q basis
OF 81 550l 60 for loose and 81 S0@01 90 for Lon.
dons, both three crown. In Dried Fruits gener-
ally trade is dull and slow. Apricots and
! reaches of prime quality are receiving some at
tentlon, and fair sales of both varieties are re-
! ported. Plums and Pears are expected soon TO
make liberal exhibit No large quantity of
| Apples has vet arrived. Eectarines have put in
| an appearance, but custom is lacking We quote
sun-drled Apples, &c p D for sliced ana 3%
! @4e for Quartered; Alden, Ease: Apricots
| Hobo for bleached; do, sun-dried, s09c;
| BlsckbeTTies. 12@I3e: Figs 41Sc for pressed
| S@ie for impressed; Smyrna F;gs, 1s@16a
! for lsyers, and 7.Gsc fcr kegs; Neotarines
s@ee; Peschee, l3@15o for pesled. and 7(aSc
l0r unpeeled: Pears, 4@5c for whole and GO
| &c. icr sliced; msehine-dried 1855; Plurns,
80 fo5 Pitted and &c for unpitted; Ger
HONEY-Comb is increasing in supply, while
! prices keep steady. OF choice White extracted
the offerings are light. White Comb, l1@1Sc
4
Amber colored and candled, 4@4szc . II.
BUITER-The market is shaping more in IA
| yor OF buyers. Arrivals from the northern coast
are heavy, tending to drug the market and to
! weaken prices fair portion of trade is run
ming on picked Butter quite steadily, and this
circumstance also has depressing influence on
values for fresh grades. Fancy 3l@32c; good
to choice 7@3Oc fair 2s@26c; store lots, 1S@22c;
picked roll, Z3z@S0c; frkin, 2S@271zc; East
ern. Ia zoe p b.
| CHEESE-Finds steady custom Some Fancy
brands sell above quotations, though only in
| single packages. We quote as follows: Good TO
choice, u@l2H; common grades S@1ec;
Eastern, ordinary to fine. l06015c p b.
EGGS-Prices for California product are not
easily maintained except for an article direct
from henneIy. Eastern are coming to hand
freely, and in pretty good condition, being fire.
| quently taken in preference TO the general run
of California store consignments. We quote
California ranch, S2@S4e store lots, 24@Soc
ern, 1691sc 2 dozen for fair, and 20@22c 2
| dozen for good to choice
PoULTRY-A carload of Eastern brought the
BOOSTERS, S.; Broilers, SSaS 50; Ducks, IS 5Oa
4 2 doz: Geese, 81 rs q pair. Turkeys, l9@20c y
10. California Live Turkeys-Gobblers, 200
| and S5G600 for young; Hens e6@6 so; Brollers;
81 5093 80: Ducks. s5En7 Geese. S11 Is p pair for
! old and 81 5OG1 70 for young; Pigeons, 81 $50
! GAME-we quote: Yenison, 14a15c 2 h: Rab-
bits 81 25p1 50; Hare 81 1892; Doves, 5o@75c
| = dozen.
! fhONlSIONS-Ihere Is pretty good demand
all round. In some descriptions OF cured meats
| there is brisk trading and sales aIe in excess
| OF average business. A further advance in Lard
has occurred We quote prices as follows:
refriseTa.or-cured, g a i52Se; Esstern
Breakfast Bacon, I4a14ISe; California BACON,
20 .21ae Tor heavy and medium, l215e9I3e for
light medium; 1Sz5914o fo- light snd lS1S@l4c
| extra Light; do Clear sides, 1211$e 8 D.: Pork,
extra prime, SIS; do prime mess. S2C@21
do mess s SStSsS; do, clear, S2a@24; DO
! = Dbl; Mees Beef IS 5O@a lor bills, s4t094 70
for hf bbls: Extra Mess Beef, S109
Beef, sl4@I4 80 q bill; California Smoked Beef
10 9lS}sc . b; Eastern Lard, 1015t9I1e for teTces
and ll@l2c 2 D tor pals; Californis do, terees
! l05l@llc; hf bbls, ll1ze; Ion tins, loo; e-Tb
| ll5zc: and 12r . n Tor S-fo pals
| WOOl-There hes been q marked change of
late in favor of the selling interest OF desira,
BILE California stock the market is bare, all of
| that class having found buyers. More or less
| poor stock is offered, but ii attracts no custom,
even though offered low Considerable atten-
| ton has been given to Oregon woods, and some
| liberal transactions have occurred in the higher
| grades in Eastern as well as in valley stock at
improving figures. We quole spring;
Humboldt and Mendocino, 3 10 ..............1e@20c
San joaquin and Southern...... ............. 951S
Eastern Oregon, heavy .....-.....9Gi2
Eastern Oregon, ...l33@l1
HIDES AND SKiNs-Qnota6ie as ioiiows
Sound. Culls
EefVy Seeers, 81 ioS Up, p De-. -9S15c &C O.
Cows and steers. IS to 80 bs.....61z@7 Gee
| Light, 40 to IS lbs.....................5 "a o.
KIps, Il to SO bs..:...;................5 g O.
Veal Skins, to Il fDs...........-5 @ g
| Calf Skins. 2 TO 10 tbs...............-.5 @ O.
| Dairy CALI 25Ge95e eech; Dry Hides, ususl
selections. ll@12c; Dry Kips do lie y
b; Calf Skins, do. lie; Gull Hides, Kip and
| Calf, 7@Sc q b; Pelts, shesTling, 1913
25c each; do, short, sO@5oc each; do, medium,
| 60C475c each; do long wool, 9ec@Sl % each Deer
Skins. summer. SIZE do. fair and medium,
50@35c p h; Goat SKINS, 50t965e apiece for prime
and perfect, 40G50c for medium, 10@2Oc each for
| small.
| MEAT MARKET-There is not much oppor-
tunity at present for prices to fluctuate TO any
notable extent. Receipts come along with fair
regularity, and in sufficient quantity to meet all
market demands. The general tendency of the
situation is favorable to buyers. The
| following are the rates fol whole
carcasses from slaughterers to dealers:
Beef-First quality, 61z@7e second quality. 81
| @6c; third quality, 41z@5c y n. Veel-Quotable
| at 5000 q b for large and 7@9c p D for small.
| Mutton-Quotable at 5G6c . b. Handspring,
| 71l9Sc p h. Pork-Live Eogs on foot, grain
fec, 62se61zc: soft, 515G6e: dressed Hogs. ca
| 91zc y 70.