Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-10

squash, STOOLS q ton; Turnips 10000 p ctl;
Beets, 50@60c y sack; Carrots, feed 3Oa5Oc;
Parsnips, sl@1 25 . cti; Cabbage, 65@575c > ctl !;
Garlic, l1%G2c p ID: Caulihower, 5nc6Sl q
dozen; Dry Peppers, 6@G7c p ID; Dry Okra,
5'GlOG = II; Green Peppers, 25@5oc l . box.
FRUlT-ApricotS and Peaches are in liberal
supply, with prices shaping in favor of buy
ers Gamers are still buying Apricots frt ely
Berries are well represented, while Figs are
come along slowly, but Catalogues arrive in
fair quantities Cool weather does not help
sales. NectarineS make poor showing. Grapes
are liml'ed as yet, both in quantity and variety.
Apples and Pears are increasing, there being
some very coed quality in market. CrabappleS,
25G5Oc , box; Grapes, 5Od15c q box: NectaFines
5OG60c Fbox Cantaloupes. S263 q crate; Wa
termelons, 81 to 81 z doz Figs, So 6Oc for black
and 2OG25 4 box for white: Plums, la
SC q n: Apricots, Royal, 25G50c q box and
25@40c q bskt; Peaches, 50dS5c = box, and
50dS5c 2 Dskt; CurrantS, IS 50@5 Il chest Rasp-
berries, 81 5065 2 chest; Strawberries, Long
worth, 495; other varieties, S2ta2 50 = chest
BlackberrieS So "a q chest; Apples 35C075c p
box and 25G4oc q bskt; Pears, 25G75c q box
Bartlett Pears, 81 25@l 10 q box: Mexican
Lines, 81 50@5 q box; Tahiti Oranges, s. 75G3 a
box; Lemons, Sicily, $685. California Lemons,
81 5O93 80 = box; Bananas, 81 509S 50R bunch;
PlneappleS, SS0I4 = dozen.
DRIED FRUIT = Bleached Apricots, new
crop, have arrived, quOtable at lUc 2 n. In re-
gard to the Rasin crop. the Fresno ExpoSitor
says; The coming Raisin crop promises to be
not only the largest but the hest we have ever
had. On all hrSt-class land the punches are
large and the berries are even. At no time
since the business was started, and the first raj
sins made. have our vineyards been so free
from enemies or pests. 1t cannot at this period
be stated when the grapes will be ripe, but the
prospects now indicate an early harvest"
We quote prices as follows: Suu-dried
Apples, 4@415c = h for sliced and S1%94c for
quartered; Apples, evapOrated, 5G6c; Apricots
7CGlOc for bleached do, suu-dried, 5Go7c; Black
berries lO@l21ac; Figs, 4G5c for pressed case for
impressed; Smyrna Figs, l49l6c for layers and
7@Sc for kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, 4@5c;
bleached do, 60l0c; Peaches, SGg10c for peeled
and 4G1c for unpeeled; Pears, &C for whole and
5@l51ac for sliced, machine dried, 7dSc; Plums,
516c tor pitted and 11g@21Sc for unpitted; Ger
man PrIInes, in sacks 3d4c; French Prunes
4G61ac in sacks, and case q b in boxes;
Grapes, 2G3c q ID; Raisins, London Layers
fractions; common. 75cdsS1 q box.
HONEf-Crop prospects are not favorable for
a large yield this season. Demand light, with
prices steady: we quote prices as follows
White Comb, l06l2c; Amber, case; Extracted,
Gied. 4G5c 3 n.
BUlTER-The market is getting into better
shape though no great Improvements in values
is anticipated. Strictly fine product is scarce,
and Il small advance is being obtained on prices
current week ago. But of ordinary grades of
fresh Butter the supply is ample, while stocks
of picked roll are liberal. awaiting custom
later in the season. Greater demand is expect
ed - n week or two, when families return home
their summer vacation. Dealers are pre-
pared to meet sll market wants in the
future, and prices will be kept as low as
possible 50 rs 70 prevent the market
ec-ng crowded with Eastern imports. We
quote prices: Fancy, 2O@2lc; good to choice,
lutC SC; fair liGl3C; store lots, ll@l2c: picked
roll, old, l59l7c: new, 1S@20c; trkin, old,
l'016c; new, lS@20c: Eastern creamery
IS@l5c: other kinds, 1OaI4c . ID.
CHEESE-The demand is good and general,
while stocks are far from heavy, so that values
have strong tone. We quote: Good 10 choice
new, 9G91ac; common grades, "a Sc; Eastern,
ordinary TO fine, 9lGl5C u b
EGGS-Steady at current figures We quote ::
California ranch, 70 c25c; store lots, l6@20c;
Eastern. l5s1l6c Z dozen.
POULTRY-Another carload of Eastern is due
on Friday. We quote prices as follows: Live
TurkeyS-GObblerS, 20G2ic; Hens. 15@17c; RoOst-
ers, s566 for old and Sc 50GS so tor young, snd
S5G6 for FryeTs; Brothers, small, SSGo4 large,
81 SOFAS: Hens, S. 50 to Sc So; Ducks, S. 50G5
per dozen; Geese, Sl@1 % for old and 81 25tn
rs pair for GoslingS: Pigeons, 1902 so .
dozen for old and 81 SOAP for young.
GAME-Venison S@lOc , 10; Hare, 81 5O61 70;
Rabbits. 81 25 = dozen.
PROVISlONS-Modera activity prevails,
there being fair inquiry for all kinds of cured
meats. We quote Eastern Hams, 14G141ac; Cali
tornia retrigerator-cured Hams, l315fa14c; East
ern Breakfast Bacon, 1S19tG14c: California Ba-
con, heavy and medium, lo1a9l1c; do light
medium, 11@l11ac; do light 12tGl219c; do extra
light, l315@l4c; do. clear sides, 1l1a9l2c q II;
Pork, extra prime, Si7@17 so; 90 prime mess, SIS
@l9; do, mess, S20@2l; do, clear, s22G23 80; do,
extra clear, S2S 50lg2i 50 3 Dbl: Pigs Feet, Sl2
4l2 so q Dbl; Beef mess, bbls, IS 5019; do,
hf bbls, 81 50od4 rs: do. extra mess, bblS Sl00
10 So do, hf bbls s. 50G,5 75 do family, SD 5aG3
IS e Dbl; do, smoked; 1l@u1zc p 10; Eastern
Lard: tierces, l00llc; do, pals, IO1%0llc: Cali
ifornia Lard, tierces, 101&jcllc; do, hf bbs, l0h
@lic; do 10 II tins, lnc; do, 5-tb tins lO1ac; do,
lon pals, lie: do, ID pals, u7ac; CO, 9-ih
HIDES AND sKINs-Trade is very quiet
Quotable as follows:
Heavy Steers 81 hs up, q DIS "a &C &c
Medium steers. i6 lbs 61LTo -
Light, 40 to As lbs ..................5 "a 4Gl -
Medium Cows, over 40 fbs........5 % - IA =
Light Cows under 46 ibS.........5 a 49 =
KipS, = TO 50 ios:.;;................4 @ Sos
Veal Skins, 10 IS tbs.........4 Gi5 3@S
Calf Skins, TO Is fbs..............4 "a 3oSh
Dairy Calf 20G30c each; dry hides usual Sc
Skins, do 9Gpl0c: Gull Hides. Kip and Calf, Sc
Pelts, shearling l0@25c each; do, short, S0@S0c
each; do, medium, 7O@90c each; do, long wool,
9Oc@Sl 25 each; Deer Skins, summer, S5c; do,
fair and medium, soc q d; Goat skins. 40@50c
apiece for prime and perfect, 20@S5c for
medium, 10G2Oc each for small.
WOoL-Annexed quotations give the full
range of prices at present ruling and it would
be difficult to get any higher than the outside
figure for the most fancy kind of stock. There
is general good tone to the market, both East
and West. 1t is said TO be more particularly pro-
nounced in the West, and local dealers find it
very difficult to meet the mark made in the
country markets. There are goGd Indications
however, of healthy future for good Wcols
prices will be no lower, and are therefore buy
ing somewhat literally The week here has
been dull one Tor business on account of the
Fourth of July holidays, and there are no heavy
transactions to report i'll consequence. We
quo c:
W0OL-We quote:
San joaquin, y .-....l261Sc
Southern .12G16
Foothill and Northern. 5000
Humboldt and MendoI ino-..................2 2Ig24
Eastern Oregon
Poor SOl4
Good to cholce.........,... ....-...........l6620
NalleN
FRESH MEATS-No change of consequence.
Receipts ofall kinds are quite up to market needs.
Following are the rates for whole car
cases from slsughterers to dealers: Beef
First quality. So n6c; second quality, sc;
third quality, 4a419c q II. Veal-Quotable
at 51506c for large and - SC . h for small. Nut
ion-Quotabie at 519n6c q ID. Handspring,
719t6Sc p b. Pork-Live Hogs, on foot grain fed,
SO SIC; soft, 554 G57se dressed Hogs, 50 G914c
q b.