Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-31

loupes, 50cdSl 25 q crate; Watermelons
S6gS 2 100; Figs 81 q box for black; Plums,
E9l1ac h; German Prunes, l1$6l2I$e = H.;
Washington Plums Sl0Gl4 q ton; Greengages
| Sl29l4; fgg Plums. Sl3@1S q ton; ApTicots,
Royal, 1@l%c p ID to Gamers, S5950c q box;
Peaches, 4o96Oc = box, and 4Oa6oc q Dskt;
Raspberries, s5G6 p chest; Strawberries, Long
worth, SiG5 T. chest; other varieties S262 sc
2 chest Blackberries, IS 59a4 so a chest;
Apples, 25@75c q box; Pears, 2565Oc q box;
Bartlett Pears, 50c@S1 % p box: Mexican LINES,
SoG6 q box; Tahiti Oranges 81 50@3 p box;
Lemons, Sicily, Sos; California Lemons, 81 50
Pineapples S. 50@4 90 2 dozen.
DRIED FRUlT-Apricots are coming forward
with freedom: but trade is slow. Light con-
slgnments OF Peaches have also arrive d. Prices
generally, are nominal for most descriptions
as there is no stock from which to select. We
quote jobbing lots as follows: Sun-dried
apples, 4G455c p ID for sliced and SIaC04c for
quartered; Apples, evaporated, 596c; Ipricots
1899 for beached; do, sun-dried, 56s7c; Black
berries, 10@l215c Figs, 4G05c for pressed 23c for
Impressed; Smyrna Figs, 14@l6c for layers and
7@Sc Tor kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, 4Q5c;
oleached do, 6qlOc; Peaches, Sd9 Sc for peeled
and 4G6e Tor unpeeled; Pears, SC for whole and
5G51ac for sliced, machine dried, 7GSc; Plums
man Prunes in sacks 3G4c; French Prunes
4tG61ac in sacks and case p b in boxes
Grapes, 2G$c . ID; Raisins, London Layers
fractions; common. T5c@Sl p box.
HONEH-High prices check trade We quote
as follows: White Comb, ll0l3c; Amber, 7Oa1Oc;
II,
and candied, 41a@5Iac p 10.
BUITER-Supplies are somewhat free, but
among the receipts there isno large quantity of
Butter that can be classed as fancy. Hence
offerings of this class show good strength
Eastern imports are coming along rather liber-
ally, including some creamery of select char
acter. We quote: Fancy, 22@2Sc; good to choice.
1792lc; fair. l5@l6c; Store lots. Hole; picked
roll old, lSel9c; new, l9@2ic; tirkin, old
Io9l6c; new, l902Oc: Eastern creamery,
17@l9c; other kinds, 1Oa14c = II.
CHEESE-Priccs have advanced owing 10 lin
tied stock: Good to choice new, lU15911c; COM
mon grades, 99l0c; Eastern, ordinary to fine,
9@l5c q 10.
E1GS-Ffesh Eggs of good size and in first
class condition sell readily at full figures but
other stock is slow of movement. ne quote
California ranch; 2Sg$Oc; store lots. 2o@25c
Eastern, l6Gl9c; Farallone. 22,4221ac p dozen.
cars OF Eastern Poultry arrived to-day. We
quote prices. Live Turkeys-Gobblers, 200
2s Hens s. z Is zoe sS BOOSTERS s696 50 for
for Fryers; Broilers, small, So 50@3. do, large,
s. 5oG4; Hens, S6@7; Ducks So 5095 per
dozen; Geese, S1@1 IS for old and 81 259
rs p pair tor Goslings; Pigeons, s2s2 so .
dozen for old and 81 50G2 for young
GAME-Nenison, 9@llc y 10; Hare, 81 500
l 70; Rabbits, 81 25@l 50 q dozen; Doves, 75c 2
PROVISIONS-The market generally shows
steady tone. Business continues good both as
to city and interior trade. We quote iobbing
lots as follows: Eastern Hams, 4$4l615c: Cal
ifornia refrigerator cured Hams, 14tG141$c; East
ern Breakfast Bacon, 131a@l4c; California ba
con, heavy and medium, l09l015c; do light
medium. 1014@llc; do light, l2Gl215c: do extra
light, l31aGlfc; do. clear sides, l01%G1llc = ID;
Pork, extra prime, Sl76l7 50 40 prime mess SIS
G19; do, mess, S20921 do, Clear S22923 so; DO
extra clear, S23 50@324 so p Dbl; Pigs Feet So
OBJ so q Dbl; Beef, mess bbls IS 50G9; do
hf bbls, 81 5064 rs; do. extra mess, bbls SlO0
10 50; do, hf bbls, s. 5O15 rs; do family, SO $40
IL 2 Dbl: do smoked, 11@lhc q u: Eastern
Lard. terces, 10Q1lc; do, pals l01S0l1c; Cali
ifornia Lard, tierces, 109101ac; do. hf bbls. 1917
@uc; do, lO-ib tins, l0c; do 5-Ib tins 1910; do,
lO-b pals, lie; do, ID pals, u1ze; 40, Sb
pals, 1134c 2 10.
WOoL-Dealers say they do not remember in
long time when so dull Wool market pre-
vailed after such activity as existed early in the
season. There is very little trade here, aud
parties interested claim that there is no pros
pect of early resumption of business. Many
operators who were sanguine in the months of
May and June of a continuance of good prices,
now view the outlook somewhat gloomily
Trade at the East is very dull too but such a
state of affairs is to be expected, as il is well
understood that dealers generally in that direc-
ton are not inclined for much trading during
July and August We quote:
San Joaquin q fb.......-............ ,....1261Sc
SOUTHERN
Foothil and Northern. l5620
Humboldt and MendoCino -..................22 d24
Eastern Oregon
IOOT.
GOOD 10 cholce...........-.. ................l6GD
Sdlev
HIDES AND SklNS-Quotable as follows.