The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-02-17

81 90@2; Pea, 50 5000 65; Small White
VEGETA BLES-Th first cucumbers of the
season arrived to day from santa Clara
| County, selling at 81 a dozen. Spring Vege-
tables OF all kinds come forward slowly. We
quote as follows: Mushrooms, 15@25c Rhu-
barD, lt@1Sc q 10; Asparagus 100000 r. ID
for ordinary, and &5@3Cc for Bou1din Is
land; Los Angeles Green Peppers, &c q
10; Los Angeles String Beans, 20@25c p 10;
Los Angeles summer SQUASH. C = Il; Los An
geles Tomatoes, 81 1902 so p box; Green Peasi
loo 1&13c = -; lurnips, 5O@75c 2 ctl; Beels,
Il z sack; Carrots. leed, 300 toc; Parsnips,
81 20 p ctl; Cabbage, 60c; Garlic 2@215c p h;
Caulihower, 5O@6Uc p dez; Dry Peppers, II,
Dry CfIa, zoe u 10; Marrow-fat Squash, SEQ
RiFE FRUIT-There is fair inquiry for APP
pies, and stock that is desirable hnds prom pit
customers. We quote: Eastern Apples,
S. 30 p Dbl; Apples 65c@S1 20 p box tor
common TO fair and 81 5Oa2 25 Tor good to
fancy; Cranberries, So 5O@9 2 Dbl
CITRUS FRUTrS-The market is yet bur-
dened with much poor quality OF Oranges, for
which it is hard to find buyers. Better in
/ quiry is beginning to develop for choice pro-
! duct and values Tor such an article are steady
ing. We quote as follows: Mexican
! Lines, S6@7 r box; California Lines, 75c6
! 81 2 box; Lemons Sicily, S6@6 so p box;
| California Lemons S1@2 so for common to
! choice; Nacariile Oranges, 50c@S1 3 box:
Los Angeles Seedlings. 15c@S1 70; Los An
/ geIeS Navels, 81 20 TO So 20 for common to
choice; Riverside Seedlings, s1@5 Is; River
can Oranges, 81 - to 50 p case; Mandarin
! Oranges, 75c@Sl %; Bananas, 81 5O@3 so p
| bunch; Pineapples, Sc q dozen.
DRIED FhUIT-BeCter demand prevails
! for Peaches, while Prunes keep IN steady re-
i quest. Other descriptions are dull. We
! quote as follows: Apricots, bleached, 4@
/ 5Lc; do, sun-dried, 2@3c; Peaches, peeled,
! evaporated 11@13c; srn-dried, 3(q31@c;
! bieached, 3(9513c; Apples. 5126a6c for eVap0r-
! ated, 3@313c Tor SLICED and 2la@3c for q a.
! tered; pltted Plums, 4%@5c; implied, do, 20
ace; Crap s. 11z@l &c = t'runes 4a &c q Il:
German Prunes. 4@5c; Pears. @5c for evap
| GRATED. 500 for sliceo, and 2%14c for quar-
: tered; Nectarines, 3d4c for req and 4@ SC for
white; Figs, 41a95c for pressed and So &c
for impressed.
Observation-Disclosures continues of light pro
! portions. We quote: Layers, fancy 81 20
! Gi 50 = box; good TO choice, S1G1 10, with
the usual advance for fractional boxes: Mus
catels, 60as5c q box and 25l@31ac u 10 for
/ sacks.
HONEY-Extraeted keeps firm in price. as
offerings are small. Supplies OF Comb are in
amuer, and 615G 63lc for bright Comb is
! qUotable at 1O@13c q 10.
BITTER-Tn, re is good inquiry, while re-
! ceipts are not excessive, and prices show fair
steadiness all round. Fancy 32II@33c:
/ choice, 3O@3lc; AR to good, 25@29c; pick lea
/ roll, 23@2oc: firKin, 21@23c; eastern. 5@
16c for ladle packed and 22@25c p 10 for
! creamery.
CHEESE-Stocks are not large. but the de-
mand is not pressing, and the tone of the
market is not as firm as it was II short while
ago. Wequote: Choice to fancy new I30l4c
| fair to good, Old, 9m12c; Eastern ordinary 10
hne, 11013c; do, fancy creamery, 1870 nc
2 ID,
EGGS-The demand is fair, while supplies
are good, ana prices are anything but firm We
! quote: california ranch, 23@24c; store lots
2l@22c q dozen.
FOULIRY-TurI1eys are more plentiful and
! cheaper. Dung Turkeys and desirable Broil-
| erS show au advance III price. We quote
the prices follows: Live Turkeys-Gob-
! blerS, 1a@14c; Hens, 10@l6c: dressed Tur-
KEYS, loo Sc e. ID; BOOSTERS, $500 tor oldand
sos Tor y9ung; BIollers, $5@7; Hens,
| 20 3O@1; Ducks, sc 5o97 80; Geese, 81 75g
GAME-Supplies are moderate, while BUSH
ness is fairly active and arrivals sell readily.
Pigeons, &c q doz; Quail S1@1 %; Mallard
So 5og4; Sprig, 81 rs a 2: Widgeon, 81 25@
| 90: Teal, ~ 25@1 so; small Ducks, 81;
1 25; Brant, 81 2J@1 SO; Honkers, $40 50;
common Snipe, 5c@S1 English Snpe S2@j
2 20 y dol; Robins, 50@60c; Hare, 81 25
01 so; Rabbits, 81 20@1 so.
Pro slSICNS-IIade Is reported as little
more active. We quote as follows: East
ern Hams, 11Y4@12%c; California refriger-
ator.cured Hams, lo1@@11c; Eastern Break
fast Bacon, Sol SIC, California Bacon, heavy
and medium, 9A@l0c; do, light 111a@ &c;
do, extra light, $40 &c; do clear sides; OF
@103ac = ID; Pork, extra prime, S14@14 so;
@l7 -; DO, clear, S1S 50@19; do, extra
clear, SI9@19 so q bbl Pigs Feet, S12 so
Dbl; Beer, mess bbls, 81 5o@s; do, extra
mess b6ls, 81 5000; do, family. S11@11 SO
= bbl; do, smoHed, 11L@12c p ID; Eastern
Lard, tierces, 734@Sc; do, 10 ID tins. $50: DO,
3-ie tins, $40: 90, 3-b tins, &c; California
Lard, tierces, S1a9S$zc; do, kegs, 9091zc; do,
lU-fb tins, 1014@1O15c: do, 5-fb tins 1890.
lO>sc; DO 2o-iD buckets, &c; do, 10-b buck
WOOL-Marlet quiet and likely to remain
so for time. We quote spring:
FoothllI q Ga 1Sc
NoI,,,lTl II 9@22
oregon, / SE1.11
Eastern, ............. 16G18
We quote fall:
Mountain, light and tree................ .11@1 &c
10, heayy and 901O
Plalns heavy and poor..-.....................7 ia
~, Soou. SG .
! Lambs, poor to choice ........ S@1O
Northern free Sole
HIDES AND sKiNs-Quofa5lc foIow vs.
Heavy Steers, SINS up, 7b7 @75Ic 6 @65lc
Medium Steers, 8 to o6 lbs 6 "a 41@5
Ms5idm M cows % vs. oTer MS S94 $3.50 $3.50
Kip5, II to 80 Ibs;,:.;,..... 1901 5 q
Veal skins, 10 to L bis. O. : "a
Calf Skin, > 10 10 list a -@5
Dry tides, usual selection, DC; Dry Hips. do,
&c Q ID; Can Skins, do, &c; Gull Hides, Kip
ana Gait &c; Pelts, shearlingS, 10@25c each:
DO, short 4OGsIOc each: do, medium. zoo, DC
each; do, long wool; 9oc@S1 40 each; Deer
SKINS, summer, 3 &c; do. good medium, 300
321ac: do, winter, 2O@25c z 70; Goat SKINS.
3O@oOc apiece for prime to perfect, 1902 &c
Tor damaged and 5110c each for kids
MEAT MARK EI-The tone OF the market
is strong for both Beet and Mutton, and prices
show yet further upward tendency. No Spring
Lamb IS offering. Following are the rates
for whole lrcasses from slaughterers to deal
ers: Beef-Fir1t quality, PIKE; second quail
ity, &C; third quality, &c 2 70. Veal
Quotable at 6t07c for large and case p 10 for
small. Mutton-Quotable at 1O011c q 10
Lamb-Fail, 11@12e; Spring, 15@Isc p ID.
Pork-Ltve Hogs. on foot, grain-fed, heavy.
4129456c; light, 5@51sc; dressed Hogs, 71a@5c
= ID.
EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
NEW YORK. February 9Th
WHEAT-S1 0614 for March, ST o5L for
April, 81 o35s for May, 81 OH for June and
995sc for July.
SUGAR-Cuba Centrifugal, 3 7-1ec.
CHICAGO, February 16th
WHEAT-921Ec for May
LIVERPOOL, February 10th
WHEAT-California spot lots IS; off coast
39s Cd; just shipped 39s sd; nearly due 4os
cargoes off coast, very firm; on passage
strong; Wheat on passage to Continent
lila. 900 qrs; Wheat and Flour ON passage
10 U. K, 2, SEA, 900 qrs; French country mar
kets firmer; weather in England, very cold.