The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-07-28
COMMERCIAL.
Good Shipping Demand for all Goods
at San Francisco.
fruits Arriving Very Freely in Local
Circles, and Prices Have a
Weakening Tendency
Especial Correspondence REcoRD-US1oN.l

produce trade was fairly active in cereals
with, as rule, slightly better prices secured
for Wheat and Barley. There is good in
curry Tor Flour for export, which 10 meet
mlilers are steadily In the market for grades
OF Wheat which viii turn out the kind
wanted. This buying necessarily keeps sellers
firm. European and Eastern advices con-
tinues favorable for the milling interest
Barley continues to meet with good demand
Holders do not appear so ready 10 meet buy
ers at quoted prices. Cats are steady as are
Corn and Rye. In garden stuff there was no
material change in values except tomatoes
which sold slightly lower. Butter and Cheese
held steady at the prices quoted on yester-
day, but strictly fresh-laid eggs from nearby
points sold up to ENC ? doz. Blackberries
were slightly higher, but other berries were
unchanged. Owing to free shipping demand
the more choice good shipping tree fruits sold
at slightly better figures to-day. Dried
Prunes, Peaches and Raisins were in good
demand to-day, with better prices bid. Poul-
try was steady, as were colored Beans, but
whites were weak. Potatoes were steadier,
with a fair shipping demand.
CEREALS
Receipts = Flour. $50 barrels: Wheat.
9,646 centaIs; Barley, 9,454 centals; Corn,
- sacks; Oats, 1915 sacks; Rye, ESQ sacks.
WHEAI-The market was steady with u
strong UNDERGONE reported. New milling Wheat
sells at 81 4o21 40 and old at 81 45@1 so. For
Port Costa or alongside delivery the market is
quoted as follows: Shipping, 81 35@1 371a
for fair to good; choice to gilt-edged, 81 1874
0l 4114; milling, 81 4213S1 40 for fair TO
good; 81 4715@1 so for cnoice to gilt-edged
Holders ask higher prices than the above
BARLEY-The sample market exhibited
more strength to-day with an advance OBJ
tainable for straight parcels of choice grades
S5@575ac; fair to good, $500 81 &c; choice to
extra choice, 921a@95c; Brewing, old, SIG
10, new, 9735SS1 o236.
OATS-The market was fairly steady to-day.
We quote: Feed 81 2215@I 271a for COM
mon; 81 3219611 a for fair to good; 81 400
! 40 for choice 10 extra choices 81 1910
is quoted at 81 cool 80 for fair to good.
CORN-The market was firm. We quote as
follows; Yellow, large, 81 3o@1 1874; small,
RYE-The market was steady at from 81 20
O. 80 for new, and 81 1901 40 for old.
FUTURES.
Trading on Call to-day was light. owing
to the views of sellers being too high, The
tone was stronger for both Wheat and Barley
CALL BOARD SALES.
Following are the sales recorded at the Call
Board to-day:
Wheat orning-Informal session. Seller
Barley-Regulars ession-Seller 1892. new
100 TONS 91tsc; 400, 9134c 2 etl.
Afternoon-Wheat. Buyer December-3oo
Barley Seller l s92, new, 90 tons, 91szc;
800, 915s; December-20O tons, 971sc: No.
Brewing, July-August-1O0 tons, 99szo . ctI
EASTERN AND FOREIGN.
NEW YORK, July 7.-Wheat-S3GS &c for Au-
cember.
sugar-Cuba Centrifugal, BIC.
Grain Freights-New York to Liverpool by
CHICAGO, July 27.-Wheat-7711c for Sep
tember and So2sc Tor December.
LIVERPOOL, July %. - Wheat = Rather
TirTnpr 10 cs.af LOT
34s Cd; just shipped, 34s sd; nearly due 34s
Sd; cargoes of coast. firm; on passage, firmer
and held higher; Mark Lane Wheat, steady.
FEEDSTUFF.
Receipts - Bran 1893 sacks; Middlines
1853 sacks; Hay, 469 tons; Straw, 90 TONS
Ground feed was STEADY. The market is
quoted as follows: Bran, S17918 = ton; Mid
dlings, $20@21 so, Rolled Barley, S20@2I;
Feed Meal, S29@29; Cracked Corn $4,000
HAY-The market was dull and heavy for
poor, and steady for choice. The market is
SOB; Wheat, SS913; Wheat and Dat. S7@,
10 90; Barley. sos; Oat, SS91o SO.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Receipts-Butter, % ctls; Cheese, PA ctls.
Eggs, $3.50 dozen. Overland receipts-Eggs,
80 dozen; Cheese, 304 ctls; Butter - cts
BUTTER-Choice grades were firm, but fair
to good were barely steady. The market is
quoted as follows; o Poor to fair, 17@19c;
23@24c; gilt-dged Creamery, 2415@25c
CHEESE-The market was firm. We quote
as follows: SkiTR, 5@6c; Cream, gilt-edged,
new mild, S79@1oc; good to choice s99c;
fair TO good, 715@Sc; Young America cal Oc,
boxed, slightly higher; Eastern, 12@14c.
EGGS-The market is about cleaned UP of
outside parcels and with better concentration
more money is asked. We quote: Store and
Ranch Eggs "as is" 15@17c; Candled, fair to
good, 1S922c; choice, 23@24c; strictly fresh
laid, mixed sizes, 25@26c; selected large
sized and strictly fresh laid. 261&@2715c; East
ern, 14@16e for las is" 17@20c for Candied
and 21@22c for well-known packs.
VEGETABLES.
Receipts-Potatoes, 4,913 sacks; Onions,
Tomatoes sold at stin lower figures. The
rest of the market was about the same as re-
pers, Chiles, 35@65c e box; Bell Peppers
65c@S1; Egg Plant, 75c@S1 25 for large
boxes; Cucumbers,. 4o@5oc; tor picking,
50@75c q box; String Beans 2@3e > b.:
very tender, slightly higher; Summer Squash,
15@25c; Tomatoes, 9Oc@S1 6213. for Rivers:
Green Peas, 50@15c SACK tender and sweet
bage, 60@90c 2 ctl; Feed Carrots, soc; Turnips,
75c; Beets, Use; Parsnlps 81: Garlic
1@3c p IL; Green Corn. 85@6oc > sack for
Green Okra. 6@Sc = b; Lima Beans case = r.:
Poor vegetables sell for less money than
quoted and very choice at an advance on
ONIoNS-The market was unchanged.
Sales were made on the wharf at the follow
ing prices: Red, 1926; Silverskin, 4O@
POTATOES-The market was fairly steady
to-day. We quote prices as follows on
the wharf Burbanks in sacks. 50@65c; in
Chile, 65@S5c; Early Rose in sacks, 100000;
in boxes, o5@S5c. Poor sell for less money
than the lower quotations, and very choice
at an advance on the outside quotations.
FRUIT.
Blackberres were tlrmer. Peaches and
other Fruits were firmer with q good
shipping demand ruling. On the wharf
sales were made ut the following prices :
1lLE1op a N Rhm6Sa n
Pears. Bartlett, culls, 4o@ Sc: good to choice
75c@1 25 q box; Plulns, leo 15c, l1sG2 &c =
10 Peaches, 811a96oc in baskets. From
store sales were made as follows: Aprcots. 40
the trade; GreengageS, 115c q II; Peaches,
3o@65c; Apples, 75c@Sl %; Prunes, Tragedy,
--@-c; German, 65c@Sl; Pears, Bartletts,
culls 50c9 Sc; choice, 95c@S1 25; Raspber-
RES, S597; Blackberries, So 5O@4 so; Straw
berries, 500 FOR Sharpless and S7@1S for Long
worth: Grapes, Sweetwater, 5o97 &c; Black, 75c
J1Sl %: Watermelons S12@1S r hundred;
Cantaloupes, SO 5o@3 so = crate; Figs, Black,
81 5O@2 so = box, White, 75c@S1; Nectar
ines, 45@75c for White; 11zc = 10 TO Gamers;
Red, 7oc@S1 2 box; Plums. 40@s5c TO can
ners, 11S92c p 70: Apples. 75c@S1.
Poor Fruit sells at a less figure than the low
est prices quoted, whileextra choice sells higher
than the highest quoted prices.
POULTRY.
The market was steady at the following quo
tations: Hens, S6@7 so 2 doz; Old BOOSTERS,
S6@7; Young BOOSTERS, $5@7 90; broilers,
large, SO 5o@4 so; small, S2@3 so; fryers,
81 5o@5 so; Ducks, S4@5; Pekin and other
! rs 2 pair; Turkeys, 16@1Sc ? b for Hens;
1S@21c for Gobblers. Poor stock sells at
lower prices quoted, and very choice and fat
sell higher than the highest quoted prices.
FRUITS AT AUCTION.
Prices Obtained at Yesterdays Sales
at San Francisco.