The record-union., 1892-09-02

171zc; do, fancy, 2oc Pears-1 s92-Sun-drled.
quarters, SC; do, sliced. 4@5c; evaporated,
-1S92-Pitted, sun-Gried, S@9c; Prunes-
1692-California French, ungraded, 51a@Sci
do. graded, 90 to 100, $4,000; do, 40 10 60,
1892-London Layers, cluster, 81 9o@2 ?
box; do, choicest, 81 6o@1 20; do, prime,
81 4o@l IS 2 box; Loose Muscatels, choice,
81 25@1 80; unstemmed Muscatels, in sacks,
4@5Ac p u; halves, quarters and eighths.
25c,, SOC and 75c higher. respective, than
whole boxes.
Poultry.
Heavy receipts of all kinds of Poultry.
caused still lower prices. The market
IS in a. demoralized condition: We.
69 RoasnS i9ows sa Hens 50 yoaSs 5S@s R6o aof
ers, 81 5o@6; broiiers. IS : large. s5@4; small,
s2@3; fryers, S3 5o@4 so; Ducks. 50 SOC
4 so; Pekin and other large kinds, $5@6 50;
Geese, 81 5001 70 2 pair Turkeys, ia
9l 91Sc p ID Tor Hens, i is}1@2Oc for Gobblefs;
i1onng turkeys I9S21c Poor stock sells at
sell higher than the quoted prices.
Live stock.
With rains in Arizona giving an assurance
of good pasture, there is a falling off in the
strong for Bullocks and fairly steady for
Sheep and Hogs.
The market IS quoted as follows:
bEEF-Extra prime, 512@-c 2 10; Steers,
third, 5-s, s1$s&c &c Cows and Heller, 5000.
&C. GAdv s Es1434@43{c i for heavy range;
lSHL 10, Ot40JOC, uslTy leu. sJb4 ~ OL9c.
LAMB-From 7159S1@c p 10.
MUTTON-W Wethers, Ga SIC p b. Ewes, Ga
PORK-Hogs on foot. hard. granted. heavy
average, 59514c p II; medium. 5E@53Sc;
| light average, 51s95$sc; soft, 414@41ac; feed
| ers, 335@3Isc; stock, 33s@354c.
Miscellaneous.
Fall Wools are coming in fairly free, but the
| prices bid are low and unsatisfactory. Spring
! Wool is quoted as follows: Southern ana San
joaquin, years clips, 11@121c 2 ID; do seven
months 12@15c 2 70; Foothill, 15@18c;
Mendocmo, 2O@22c; Nevada, 15@i7c p ID;
Eastern Oregon, 13@17c; Valley Oregon, Is
@22c ID. Fall Wools are quoted atfrom
! S@12c for san Joaquin and southern, and
! 9@11c for Lamb Woods.
New crop Walnuts are quoted as follows
| Walnuts, California, 65a@1--c p h; do choice,
nuts are quoted as follows: Almonds,
i46i aardshe nell ec e & r. BPas BapdF 5Si6. sa1 5fe b
! 2 10: Peanuts, 31a@41ac p ID; FilbertS lie q
| Il; Hickory, 7@Sc p ID, Cnestnuts, 1l@16c
Rb:
Hides and Pelts are quoted as follows:
Heavy salted steers, 7@714c q ID; medium, &c;
| light. 4a415c; Cowhides, 4 re; salted Kip 4c;
salted Calf, 7c; dry Hides, usua! selection. sc;
30@50c each; Kids, 5@1Oc; Deerskins, good
| summer, 3I1ac; medium, 3Og321ac; winter,
2OG25c; Sheepskins, shearlings, 10g25c;
short wool, 4o@ zoe; medium, 100000; long
wool, 9Oc@S1 40 each. Culls OF all kinds
about one-tnird less There is a light call for
Tallow at the following quotations: No. l,
rendered, 4@47ac; No. 2. 314@31ac;. refined,
| 6@G14c q 10.
Growers are asking for Hops at around 90
| 2lc, while dealers at present do not feel dis
posed to bid over 17@19c The English and
! German crops short.
Honey is very firm for extracted, owing to
| the light crop and a good demand Comb is
slow but steady. New Comb quotable at 11@
13c; new water-white extracted, 7@715c
| new amber extracted, 6H@7c q fo-s
Merchandise Market.
| BAGS-The market is stronger. We quote
| as follows: Hand-seWed, standard size, ,56S06c
! BRO0MS-S Brace, S3 80 for No !,
| So rs for No. :, and So for No. and Ladies'
| Delight; Patent Brass Cap eastern BRUSH,
/ S4 rs, 81 SO and 81 20 respectively for Nos
F! So 90 for the three numbers: Mill and Stable
ash handles, 81 so and 81 for the two num-
/ oers; Ship, SO; galvanized bands, soc z dozen
extra. WhiSp and Toy Brooms, $2@2 25.
CANDLES-The product of the local Candle
| factories is quoted as follows: san Francisco
Crystal Wax, 14c for 16 OF, and 113ac for IA
OF; Stearic Acid, II oz lie; Star, Ii or, 1O15c;
| Eureka Ia OF, 10c; Eagle, 12 OF, SIC; Mission
Chemical Wax, Ia OF, 13c do, 16 OF, 1910;
Solar Sperm, IA o. 12c do, 16 oz, 4c; AQa-
nantine, IL on, lie; Eastern brands vary
from 7e to 17]4c; Sperm, 25c; Paratine, ll@
CXNNED FRUITS-Prices for thenew pack
are quoted as follows: ApricOts, 81 5091 90;
Peaches and Pears 81 90@2; White Cherries,
81 35@2 30; Black Cherries, 81 1902; Pluns,
|
Blackberries, 81 8o@I 90; Raspberries,
50 2592 40; Currants, 81 9O@2.
! CANNED VEGETABLES-New pack To-
matoes, sC@S5c; Peas, $1@1 10: String
Beans, 9oc@S1 q dozen; Asparagus, 81 700
l 80.
CANNED SALMON-Alaska, 81 Is for
King 81 10 for Red and 81 o5 for Silver;
British Columbia, 81 1901 10 for tails and
81 371%91 42% for flats; Columbia River,
81 3o@1 50 for tails and 81 4o@1 so for
flats.
CEMENT. PLASTER AND LIME-Jobbing
rates for the above goods are as follows: Santa
Cruz Lime, 81 4O@1 so; Portland Cement,
50 40Cg2 So; Rosendale do, So 25@2 50;
Newburg Plaster, Eastern, SO 25; do, Casting,
So so; Golden Gate Plaster, So 35CG2 60;
Marble Dust, Newburg, So 25; Fire Clay, Eng
lish, So, do, American, So so; Brick Dust,
SO so q bbl,
California, $4,000; German,
6H@7c.
CIGARS -Jobbing rates for California-made
are follows: Seed, S16@40; Seed and
| Havana, S4o@75; Clear Havana. S60@125
Pm.
COAL-Puget Sound Goals are quoted from
ship at $6@6 50 Coos Bay, 50 so; Southfield
| british Columbial, SS; Wellington British
Columbial, SIS. We quote the market weak
as follows: