The record-union., 1891-12-02

than enough to meet immediate demands and
the market shapes rather against sellers The
the interest of buyers. We quote as follows:
Fancy, 35@3ec; choice, 3o@34c; fair to
goGdiI Lad 2S@29e; o s store lots, Iog2oc d;
ern, 15tG20c for ladle packed, and 25@2Sc
2 b for creamery.
ChEEoE-Demand not pres sing, probably
owing 10 the comparatively high prices which
prevail. We quote prices as follows: Choice
10 fancy, new, 13@ sc; fair to good, 9@12c;
Eastern, ordinary to fine. 1o@13c 10.
EGGS - Receipts are excess of trade
wants and prices are easier. We quote:
California ranch, 371504Oc; store lots, 271@
SC; Eastern, 3o@3218c for fancy, 26@2ec
for good to choice, and 24@25c for common.
PVULIRl-Bnsiness this week mas been
dull and quiet. Thele was considerable carry
over stock from Thanksgiving that had to be
the week Live Turkeys = Gobbiers, II
al 4c; Hens, 12@14c; dressed Turkeys, 100
&c b; Roosters, S5@5 so for old and S4@
Ducks; 81 5o@7; Geese, ST 5o@2 q pair.
GAME-PIlces DroAe Jo-day ulltlcr l;trse ar
rivals, and buyers had matters Their own
way. We quote: Quail, 75.; Mallards,
So 5o@3; Canvasback, g; Sprig, 81 50@
- I %: WiIdgeon, -. a 81; Teal. , @S1; small
Ducks, 70 Gray Geese, 81 1902 .; White
mon Snipe, SOC 75c; English Snipe, S1@1 5
dozen; Hare, S1@1 25; Rabbits, 81 25@
PRovIsIoNs-Mod active market.
OUTSIDE Of a sight decline in Eastern Hams,
| there are no changes OF consequence.
We quote the following prices: Eastern
Hams, 12%c; California refrigerator-cured
Hams. 11@1112c; Eastern Breakfast Bacon,
1901 31ac; California Bacon, heavy and me-
dlum, 1O@11c; do, light, 11H@12c; do,
extra light, 131@@14c; do, clear SIDES, 1920
| 1o54c p NJ; Pork, extra prime, S14@14 so; DO,
| prime mess, $15@15 so; do mess, $17 500
y 70; DO, clear, SIS 50@19; do, extra clear,
! S19@19 80 2 Dbl; Pigs Feet, S12 so p bbl;
{. Ntf.
! bbls, So 50G9; do, family, S11@11 so e bbl;
! do, smoked, 111ac to 1 &c p ID; Eastern Lard,
tierces, 719@ c;do, 1Olbtins, SIC; do 5-b tins,
| SIC; do; 3-ib tins, &c; California Lard,
tierees, SIC 10 $40; do, kegs, 9@9l4c; do, l0-b
tins, 1o14@ 1o1@c; do, 5-h tins, 10I@1 05Ec;
DO lo,b pals, 054c; Go, 5-ib paiis lc; do. Bib
WOOL-rhere is only light trading Just at
present, as buyers loaded up pretty well dur
ing the previous week. Oregon wools are, at
the moment, going slowly; stocks OF Eastern
oregon, however, are very much lighter than
month ago. There are no valley woods
here for sale and Nevadas are pretty well
worked off: We quote spring:
footnlu p sc
NorInerh.. .............-. StG}22
NeVada. 5@1S
! Oregon, valley 1S@21
/ Eastern, IlSnt............ ....... OGI .
We quote fall:
! Mountain, light and free..................11@12
DO heayy and 9g1O
Flalns, heaYy and poor. "a
Lambs, poor to choice..................... S@12
| Northern free choice..... 5@l6
! Do. detective i 3Gu14
HIDES AND SK1NS-Quotabe as follows
Sound. Culls
Heavy Steers, 81 lbs up, p 71@a-c @61Ic
Medium Steers. 46 to 56 fbs..6 a 1905
| Light, 40 to 5 fbs............5 a o.
! Medium Cows, over As fbs.5 O. 4 a
| Light Cows, under 46 Tbs......5 a 4 o.
| Kips, to so fbs.4 O. O.
Veal Skins, 10 to 7 fbs.......5 O. IA
| Calf Skins, D to 10 tDs ...........6 al 90
| Dry Hides usual selection DC. Dry L ms do.