Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-04
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terday's quotations. Strawberry receipts keep
up well, but there is SO much difference in the
quality OF conslgnments that prices are still
very irregular. Peaches made their appearance
this morning for the first time this season, SELL
ing at % box The initial shipment of Cherry
PlumS was also received, selling at S1@l % p
drawer. Both of these new fruits came from
Vacaville. 'Gooseberries are in heavy supply.
Apricots are enlarging. Raspberries are plenti
full and attractive, arriving mostly III desirable
shape. We quote prices as follows: Apples,
q large box. and 5Oc@s1 . small bog;
Pringie do, 50cesl . box; Currants, 81 so
as SO q chest; Cherries, S0u35c for common
white and red, S5@ioc for good to choice white
fancy quality: Gooseberries, 11a@2c q ID
tor common. and 3@5c for English; Straw
berries, 1894 for Sharpless and $50
p chest; Newcastle do, 81 10@1 Is p crate.
Oranges-Riverside Navels, S3@3 so. do, Medi-
terranean Sweets So 50@4; Los Angeles Seed
Mexican Lines. Sc 5o@7 p box; Lemons. Sicily.
S5@6; Malaga Lemons, S4@6: Riverside Lem
ons, 81 50@2 80 p box San Diego Lemons, SO
90 Los Angeles sl@l 80
DRIED FRUIr-The market is bare of
stock, so that the situation shapes favor
ably for seller when the new crop comes for
ward. We quote as follows: Sun-dried APP
pies, 61z@7c p for sliced and 5@6c for
quartered; Apples, evaporated, 121l3c April
cots, lS@l6c, for bleached; do: sun-dried, SO
r.
l0@121lc; Figs, dose for pressed, 2@3c tor
impressed; Smyrna Figs, 21a@14c for layers and
S@9c Tor sacks; Nectarines, sun-dried. 5@6c;
i4sisc; unbieached. So ioc; do, evapor.
ated, peeled, 20@22c p b: Pears. Sc for whole
and 5@51ac for sliced. machine dried, 1850;
Plums, 41a@51ac for pitted and 314@41ac for un-
pitted; German Prunes, In sacks, 4@5c; French
Prunes, 714@10c in sacks, and 9@l2c y b in
boxes: Raisins, London Layers, u 60@2 p box.
with 25c to 75c advance for fractions common.
EoI2Q no. 1rsa Grov. N n
HONEY-New extracted is arriving in small
quantity. Business is quiet with prices easy.
We quote: White Comb Hole; Amber, 8@9c;
white liquid extracted, aa@51lc; Amber colored
BUTTER-Receipts continue in excess of
market wants, in spite OF the free packing
that. is going on at the several diaries.
Much product is now coming forward that
shows the effect of dry feed. while good pro-
portion of receipts is more or less defective.
We quote, Fancy: l6@l61ac: choice. 14@15%c;
Eastern, 7M@121ac, as to Quality.
CHEESE-The market has soft tone, as re-
ceipts are in excess of the demand. Choice to
ordinary to fine. s@141lc p b.
EGGS-Receipts of select article are de-
creasing, and prices strengthened in proportion.
Much Eastern stock is in cold storage, ready to
be put on the market Just as soon there is a
chance for profit. Quotable at 1902lc for ranch
and l69lSc 2 dozen for store lots; Eastern, 1512
@l61zc p dozen.
PoULTRY-The market has been pretty well
furnished during the week, both with domestic
and Eastern fowl. We quote prices as follows:
Live Turkeys-Gobblers 19620c; Hens. 17@1Sc:
BOOSTERS, S5@5 so for old, s9@12 for young and
s650@T so for Fryers; BroileIs, small 81 5014 so;
do, large, s450G6 iHens. S596: Ducks. old S364:
| yourg 81 50617 90 y dozen; Geese, old Sl@1 Is:
Goslings, 81 25@l SO p pair: Pigeons. 81 25@2 rs
GAME-we quote: Hare, 81 5O@l rs; Rabbits,
| 81 2501 so q dozen.
| PKov1sIoNs--Mod activity prevails in
the several articles in this line. Prices generally
are unchanged. We quote as follows: Eastern
| Hams, l3@l315c; California refrigerator cured
| Hams, l21a@l3c: Eastern Breakfast Bacon,
| 1s@lS15c; California bacon, heavy and me-
| light. l49l414e; do, clear sides. s14@91sc:
Pork. extra prime sl5@15 so; do prime mess, SIG
@l6 50; do, mess, sl7Gl7 50 do. clear. SIS 50@19;
do. extra clear. s19@l9 so . bbl: Pigs Feet So so
| G13 p Dbl: Beef. mess. bbls, 81 so @s: do,
/ hf bbis 81 "a SO; do, extra mess, bbls SIS 500
| 9: do, hf bbls, s595 so; do. family, S1i 500
lard tier e sl1tS do TO- It tins e do
| 5-fb tins, 91sa95s; do, S-ib tins 914@915; Cali
itoraia Lard. terces, S1aGss4c; do: kegs, ga
91Se: do, lob tins, 1O91l11c: do. SIN tins 100
1014c; do, 10 b pals l01sGl054c; do, BIB pals,
lie: do. S-b pals, lllc y n.
WoOL-The early part of last week YVES very
| active in low grade Wools some 1000 bags OF
| which were taken by one shipper. The market
| is quiet but strong, and full quotations can be
realized for the various graoes considered il
| our list. We quote:
/ San Joaquin and Southern, year staple.
DO, seven 0116
| Choice Foothill.. @19
Northern, 6a22
Humboldt and Mendocino. @221S
HIDES AND SKINs-The circular of Sum
ner & Co. says: .Salted hides are triie better
| than last month. The heavier grades of Steers.
| both Sound, Branded and Culls, continue in
! good demand: but Light Gull Hides are rather
/ quiet. During May quite large lines of Light
Culls were sold at low prices, but the increased
| activity in the Eastern market makes Light
| Sound and Light Gull Hides somewhat firmer.
| Veal Kip and Calf are doing somewhat better.
1 Dry hides show no marked change in local
circles, though firmer market Is reported at
! Eastern centers. Deer skins are decidedly
| weaker, and prices are tending downwards. AS
good many Winter Skins are coming in the
/ market they cut down the average of shipments
AID make the skins more or less undesirable for
/ tanning. We would advise great deal OF eau.
ton TO storekeepers ana shippers in the matter
of .ndiing Deer skins. No skins should be
bought unless according TO law. Goat skins re-
main at old hgures Sheep skins bring fairly
liberal values" Quotable as follows:
Heavy Steers, 81 fsup, 3 d.. "a SIC q CT
| Medirm steers. is to Sc bs-....- Ego G.
Light, 40 TO Is fns...---........a. -Go sllyyl.-
| Medium Cows, over 46 hs...-..- -G5 315G-
Light Cows, under 46 fbs......... -G5 312G-
| hips, II to 20 rs..............--..4 ok s @sL
Veal Skins, 10 to IL hs..~..-.... -04L 8 @sL
Calf skins. 5 TO 10 ns.-...-.....-- -G4]5 8 @sL
| Dairy Calf. 2G9S0c each; dry hides usual Sc,
lections, &C: dry kips do, &c . 10: Calf Skins
do, &c; Gull Hides. Kip and Calf. Sc; Pelts
| snsarlng, l0G2oc each; do, short. 30@5oc each
do, meoluin, 6563oc each; do, long zoo,
sOc@Sl Is each: Deer Skins, summer. 30a321Sc
do good medium. 25c p b; do, thin. zoe . 10
Goat skins, S5c apiece fer prime and perfect
20Gns0c for medium. 1oc each for small
FRESH MEATS-Mutton is rather scarce
though arrivals are large enough to meet i'm
| mediate wants. Beef continues in liberal receipt
| while both Lamb and Vealare trite in excess OF
trade requirements Following are the rates for
| whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers
Beef-First quality, 515G6c; second quality,
able at 4i96c for large and 6RSc 2 b for small.
| Mutton uotabie at 6a7c p D. Handspring,
1890 p n. Pork-Live HOGS, on foot grain fed,