The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-07-01

DAIRY PRODUCE.
Receipts-Butter,. l95 ctls; Cheese. 269
cts; Eggs, 2,90O dozen. Overland receipts
Eggs, $4,000 dozen; Cheese. -c cts; Butter,
"a cts.
BUTTER-Under heavy receipts and more
restricted demand stocks accumulated. With
stocks accommodating packers held off for
lower prices. They claim that prices must go
still lower before they Will resume packing.
More creameries are in operation and the out
put OF butter ID this State is steadily increas-
ing. The market is quoted as follows: Poor
TO falr, 1901 &c; good to choice, 1901 sc; gilt
edged Dairy, 2Oc; gilt-edged Creamery, gle.
ChEESE-Jhere was q fair shipping and
home demand the past week but it was not OF
sufficient volume to absorb receipts. The
market is barely steady. We quote as follows:
good to choice, 71@6goc; fair to good, 7@p712c;
higher.
EGGS = Very heavy receipts of Eastern
Eggs caused buyers to hold of, and with
strong selling competition prices shaded OFT.
III Will take q few days yet for it 10 steady up.
Summer resorts are large buyers OF fresh-laid
Eggs Tor table use ana OF Eastern tor cooking.
For cooking, 1t is claimed, that two Eastern
Eggs are equal to three Californian. WeQuote:
Store and Ranch Eggs ''as is" 16@171ac Can
died, fair to good, 1o1ag21c; choice, 23@24c;
selected, large-siZed and strictly fresh-aid,
25Q26c: Eastern, I6@171ac for ''as ISL; Can
died, fair TO good, 1o@19c, and 20@22c Tor
well-known choice PACKS.
VEGETABLES.
Receipts-Potatoes, 2,739 SKIS; Onions, $40
SKIS.
Garden stuff has sold to lower prices under
treer receipts. From Sound ports there is a
continued good demand on shipping on the
day before steamers sail. We quote:
Green Peppers, 75c@$1 rs p box; Egg
Plant, 13@20c p %; Cucumbers, MarysvilIe
and NacaVille, S1@1 so p box; Bay, So %
o. 90 T. box; String Beans, 2@4c 2 10; Sum
amer squash, 2593oc; Tomatoes, 75c@S1 IS;
Green Peas, 5O@75c q sack; Dry Peppers,
10@11c; Cabbage, 40@5oc q ctl; Feed Car
InTnlnS 40. l. Har
nlps, 81 20; Garlic, @@3c p ID; Green Corn,
0U@70c = sack; Sweet Corn from Naca-
vine, 5O9S1 q sack; 10000 q doz for Bay
Sweet.
ONIONS-Reds are unstable. SiIverskin
onions are in free supply and as the inquiry
is only fair it is hard TO work OFT receipts ex-
cept at lower prices The market is Quoted
AT 45@65c p 100 TBS.
FUIAIOEo-Receipt have been just about
equal to the demand. Owing to Potatoes be-
ers, there has been q decided increase in the
shipping demand. Farmers should keep
close watch OF the date when steamers leave
Tor up-coast ports. The following are the
ranges for sales OF fair 10 choice on the wharf:
Early Rose, 609S5c in sacks, and 75cC9S1 10
in boxes; Garnet Chiles, 65@9Oc; Peerless,
65@S5c in sacks and 65@S1 in boxes; Bur-
bank Seedlings, 6O@90c in sacks and 65cQ
81 10 in boxes.
Notwithstanding receipts were quite heavy
throughout the week the market he'd up
Annes are also getting scarcer. Alexander
Peaches are going out, but Hale's Early are
coming IN. Tragedy and Duane Purple Plums
are coming in sparIngly. Bartlett and Dear
born seedlings Trimmings and Windfalls) are
coming in and being green they are taken for
shipping. Berries sold lower. Currants are
scarce and higher. Gamers paid as follows:
Blackberries, So 50@4 90 q cnest; Raspber-
ries, 81 5000 p chest: Apricots, 11a@2c p ID;
Royal Anne Cherries, Case. They are con-
tracing as follows: Plums, 1@174c; Peaches,
124@219c; Bartlett Pears, 154@214e. From
the store the following quotations are
given: Apples, common, 75c@S1 for large
boxes; choice Astrachan, 81 25@l so q
box; Peaches, 65c@S1 . box; Cherry
@S1; Apricots, 4O@7Oc y box; Currants,
So 5097 Pchest; Gooseberries, @Gc p ID: Cher
ries, 100000 2 box for Black and 7O@s5c for
Royal Anne; Strawberries, S7@9 90 q chest
Pears, common, 50c@$1; Bartlett, $1@1 rs;
Blackberries, 50 50@6 p chest; Raspberries,
S4@6; Figs, black, single, 50@75c p box;
In new crop dried fruits some trading is re-
ported on the basis of 91a@104ac here.
Citrus Fruits are Gull. We quote as fol-
3 so p box; Riverside Seedlings, 75c@S1 SO:
Los Angeles Navels, 81 $500; Los Angeles
Seedlings, 50c@S1 80. Lemons-Santa Bar
bara, $2@3 so p case; Riverside, 81 500 8:
Sicily, So 5000. Limes-Mexican, S4g5 :
case.
POULTRY.
The market for three days past has been
slowly advancing, and unless it is again
flooded by Eastern poultry, still better prices
can be looked for. The market is quoted as
follows: Hens, $6@7 90 2 dozen; Old boosters,
S6g7 9o9 99 Boosters Zoo S9g1o; Brolers,
So 50@7; Ducks, $4@5: large-sized command
slightly more; Turkeys, 17@1Sc p fb for Hens:
18@2lc for Gobblers; Geese, 81 25@1 rs y
pair.
LIVE STOCK.
The market for Bulloeks has ruled weak and
easy. Mutton Sheep are scarce and, higher
Hogs are doing better.
BEEF-Steers, first quality, 5@515c . b:
second, 41a@5c third, 4@474c; Cows, $40
CALVES 4942?4c p n for heavy range; light
HANDSPRING, S@9c q tb.
MUTTON-Fron 7@Sc p ID for Wethers;
Ewes, 1920.
average, 59514c p ID; medium, 514@5}Sc; light
Gao; Stock, 51l@85sc. /'9 -/'s' -'O' . '7S
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hog. product made another advance
the past week, closing strong at the
following prices: Eastern Covered Break
fast Bacon, 13A@131ac; California Smoked
Bacon, i 1l11 10 y Tor heavy and me-
extra light; Bacon sides, 1O34@11c; Eastern
Sugar-cured Hams for city trade. 14@141Ic;
California Hams, salt, 12@l213 q ID; refrigera-
kinds, 9@914c; cases, 101I@11c; California
tierces, 9@S14c; half-bbls, 915@93lc; tins. 1OLc;
pals, Io,p, 101aei do, 5.ib, 107ac; kegs, 914@
do, IS 50@9; Family do, 81 50@12; Clear
Pork, SO 5000; Extra Prime S15@l5 so:
Extra Clear, S2o@20 80; Mess, ST. 5o@18 q
S12@12 20 . Dbl; Smoked Beef, 1i%@l2c
p b.
Wool is steady. Eastern advices report
strong market for Shire and CotsWold with a
firm tone for choice grades. Spring Wool is
quoted as follows: southern and San Joaquin,
years clips, 11@121ac p 10: do seven months,
d dg912 gn;. Fq0Lntl Io@lSc; choice North,
@22c; Nevada, 15@17c p b; Eastern Oregon.
13@17c; valley Oregon, 1S@22c p ID.
New Honey is strong at 1014912c in comb
and 51aG614c for extracted Amber and White
Beeswax is quoted at 25G2Sc.
Old crop Nuts are quoted as follows: Wal
nuts, 4g6c ID; papershell do, 7@Sc p n;
shell, 12@13c; Chile WalnutS, S@9c; Peanuts.
2M@3c for domestic; Hickory Nuts, Ease:
Pecans, 1115@13c for small and 15@l6c for
Cocoanuts, S4 p 100.
Buyers have reduced bids for new cron
Hops to 14@15c. The crop on this coast will
be short.
Hides and Pelts are quoted as follows:
Heavy salted steers, 7@74c; medium, &c p
b; Light, 4@42ac; Cowhides, 411ac; salted Kip,
&C. &C. saited Gaii, &c; dry Hides usual selection,
Goatskins, S0@5oc each; Kids, 5@1Oc;
olum. oO@3212c; winter, 2O@25c; Sheep
skins, shearlings, 10@25c; short wool
4o@ zoc; medium, 7o990c; long wool, goo
81 40 each; Culls of all kinds about &c less
There is light call for Tallow at the following
quotations: No. 1, rendered, 43414c; No.
3A931zc; refined, 6@614c q ID.
Merchandise Market.
BAGS-The market is steadier. We quote as
follows: Hand-sewed, standard size, I@716c.
BRO0MS-SpiraI Brace, So so for No. 4
So 20 for No. 2, and SO for No. and Ladies'
Delight; Patent Brass Cap Eastern brushl
81 rs, 81 80 and "a 25 respectively for Nos
/, 2 and 3; Patent Tin Lock, 81, SIS rs and
So so for the three numbers; Mill and Stable.
ash handles 81 so and 81 for the two num-