The record-union., 1892-08-26
CEREALS.

but to buy we were unable to hear OF any con-
cesslons. For Port Costa or alongside de-
livery the market sd is quoted as follows lows
choice to giltedged, 81 321I91 IS; milling,
81 3349l 3614 for fair to good; 81 371491 40
Tor for choice to gilt-edged. For old milling
buyers bid 21zc higher than for new. Holders
ask higher prices than the above.
BARLEY-The market was irregularly
weak. The large stock here and heavy re-
ceipts keep the market weak The market is
quoted as follows: Feed, poor, S5@S614c; fair
to good, S71l@90c; choice to extra choice,
91A@95c; Brewing, 971lc@S1 o5.
OATS-Poor grades are slow and weak,
but choice grades are wanted. The mar
ket is quoted as follows: Feed, 81 25@
1 30 for common; 81 1901 40 for fair 10
good 81 as for choice to extra choice; 81 80
Tor giltedged; Surprise, 81 55.
CORN-The market was quiet. We quote as
follows: Yellow, large, 81 34@1 3215; small,
81 32%@1 IS; White, 81 3s3z@1 AK.
RIE-The market was steady at 81 III
@l 211z.
FUTURES.
The market for futures on call showed more
activity. Prices oEenCd lower, but closed
slightly better. There is large short interest
out.
Morning-Infomal. Buyer Decenn-
6erodoo tons, 81 35a4; 200, 81 1875; 300,
81 Sc r ctl.
Regular session. Seller 1901 900 tons,
81 314; 300 81 31&s Buyer December
500 tons, 81 3G14; $500, 81 361z p ctl.
Barley-Regular SESSION. Seller 1892, new
cember-40O tons, 95c; 400, 93Ac; 100
1870; goo, 93&C; 200, 0314C; 200, So. C.
Buyer December-1Oo tons, 91c; 900 94hc;
100, 94@4c. October-1GO tons 901ac q ell
AfteTnoon-Wheat. Buyer Dceember-2OO
tons. 81 36lI 500, 81 361S; goo, 81 800;
800, 81 362a: 500, s. 500, Seller 1892
200 tons, 81 31$4; 200, 4 81 ? cu.
i,arley-Seller J $50, Aew-30O tons, SS1aci
200, 8S5Lc. December--1OO tons, 94l4c; 800,
945se Buyer December-1OO tons, 94%5c.
October-lO0 tons, Gle e ctl.
EASTERN AND FOEEIGN.
NEW YORK, August 10Th.
Wheat-SO3Zc for September, S2c Tor De-
tober and Soc for December.
CHICAGO, August 25th.
Wheat-753Sc for September and 7S74c Tor
Deem Der.
LIVERPOOL. August 25th.
Wheat - Cheaper to sell. California
spot lots, 6s S1at; OF coast. So Sd; just
shipped, 33s Sd; nearly due, 33S Sd; cargoes
OF coast, very slow; on passage, very inactive;
rrencn country markets, very quiet; weather
in England, unsettled
FEEDsrUFF.
Receipts Bran, $500 sacks; 1ilddlings,
766 sacks; Hay, 467 tons; Straw, 90 tons.
Ground Feed was fairly steady to-day under
a good demand. The market is quoted as fol
SIS 50@2U; Rollei Barley, $50 50G22; Feed
Meal, $2S@29; Cracked Corn, S29@3O.
STRAW-The market is quotable al 3O@45c
= bale.
HAY-The market was steady for choice
and weak for poor The re ,Cipts of the former
are light, while the latter are quite heavy.
The market is quoted as follows: Clover,
81 5O@9 so; Alfalfa, So 5O9S 90; Wheat,
&S@12; Wheat and Oat, $7@1I 90; Barley,
5000; Dat, $500 SO q ton.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Recepts-Butter, 325 ctls; Cheese. $50 ctls:
Eggs, 4,0IO dozen.
BUTTER-There is a difference Of opinion
whether the late advance for GSiIt-Edge can be
maintained. Some dealers think il not only
Will be- bat go still higher while Others
think different The market is quoted
as follows: Poor to fair, 17@19c; good
10 choice, 2O@23c, gilt-edged Dairy; 241@c;
choice to gllt-edged Creamery, 24@261ac q 10.
CHEESE-The market was steady. We
quote: skim, 5@6c; Cream, g1lt-edge, new
mild, 100 lie; good to choice, S@91ac; fair to
boxed, SLIGHTLY higher Eastern, l2@14c p fb.
EGGS-The market fairly strong foI
strictly fresh-laid il large sized and white in
color Below choice the market was still weak
We quote: store and Ranch Eggs, shaky
12613c; ''as is" 15@17c: Candied fair TO
good, 1929; choice, 23925c; strictly fresh
and strictly iresh-laid, whitein color, 3O@3lc
Eastern, 14@I6c ''as is" 1S@21c for Can.
die /, and 22@24c p dozen for well-knowu
packs.
Receipts Potatoes, 3,679 sacks; Onions
36S sacks.
Garden truck was fairly steady. The
demand appears to be improving. We
10000 y box: Bell Peppers, 2O@35c
Egg Plant, 4G@55c for large boxes; Cucum.
bers, 25@4Oc D box; Summer Squash, 2O@
Soc; Tomatoes, 35@55c for River; Dry Pep
pers, 10@11c; Cabbage. 45@55c D cti; Feed
Carrots SOC; Turnips, 75c; Beets, sc; Pars
nips, 81; Garlic, - " tb; Green Corn. goo
SOC p sack or box; Green Ozra 3O@45c q
box; Lima Beans, 2G2kc = ID. Poor vegeta
bles sell forless money than quoted and very
choice al an advance on outside figures.
ONIONS-Sales were made on the wharf al
he al - lXynp SlYin En
POTATOES = The market was steady
with fair demand reported. We
quote as follows on the wharf River
Burbanks, in sacks, 4C@70c; Early Rose
in sacks, 40@55e. Alameda and Salinas
Potatoes sold as follows: Burbanks, S5cd
| ST. Garnet Chile. 5O@75c; Peerless, So
@70c. Poor sell for less money than the lower
quotations, and very choice at an advance
on the outside quotations.
FRUIT.
The market has worked into better position
for sellers of tree fruit, provided the fruit is
not trashy Pears and Peaches sold at adj
good inquiry for shipping Apples. Gamers
are buying poor to fairApples for syrup max
ing. On the wharf sales were made at the fol
lowing prices: Pears, Bartletts, culls, 25@5Oc
good to choice, S5c@S1 Is p box
Plums, white, 1H@2G p b; colored
l@l1acj od PIrunes, 6 l@1Mc = n; Peaches
550SOc; Apples, 100000; choice, SOc@Sl
| Catalogues, 25@6Oc q crate; Nutmegs lOd
! 25c q box. From store sales were made
as follows: Peaches, 50@75c p basket
Choice Peaches, s5c@Sl; Damson PIums
- box; Apples, poor to good
! 30@50c; choice to extra choice. 9Oc6
! 81 10; Prlnes, Hungarian, 25G45c; German
40@55c; Pears; Bartlett. culis, 20@5Oc; choice
90cd 81 %; Blackberries, $3@4; Raspberries
5000; Strawberries, SAGE for Sharpless anC
= for Longworth; GRAPES, White. Boa 55c
Black, 35@10c; MuscatS, 25c@S1: Tokays
60c@S1; Watermelons, 5000 p ] 90; Canfa
loupes, 800 &c 2 crate; Nutmegs, 2O@35C
q box; Figs Black, 5o@ &c box; White
6o@85c ; box; Plums, 3o55oc no Choice oiee
Crabapples, p box; HuckIeberries
/ 4@Gc = 10.
Gamers paid 2@5c 2 ID for both Cling ant
| less figure than the lowest prices quoted
! while extra choice sells higher than tn,
highest quoted prices.
DRIED FRUIT.
The market was strong at the followin.
quotations: Apples-1 S92-Sun-dried US
common. 21a@314c; do, prime. 3A@4c do
| choice; 49479c; do sliced, common, 3156l4c
do, prime, 4@439e; do, choice, 41zG5l4 &C
! &c; Apricots - 1892 -Sun-dried unbIeached
common, 4@5c; do, prime 6@7c; do
choice, .S14@91ac; do, bleached, prime, l2c
! do, choice l3c; do, fancy. lac; evaporated
choice, in boxes, lac; do fancy, sc; Figs
1S92-Sun-dried; black, 4yZ@5c; Grapes
1S92-Sun-dried, stemless, BIC; do. un
stenmed, 11a@2c; Peaches--1 892-Sun-drie
unpeeled, common, beached, Sc; do, prime
Toe; do, choice, Ike: do, fancy, lee; evap
! GRATED, unpeeled, choice. 121$c; do fancy L &c
| eyaporated, peeled, in boxes, choice 17I%c
do, fancy, zoe; Pears-1S 92-Sun-dried, quar-
ters, &c. do, sliced, 465c; evapOrated, sliced
| in boxes, rose, do, ring, 9G1Oc; Plums-
1s92-Pitted; n-dried, 7@8c; Prunes-1s9:
California French, ungraded, 715@Se; do
graded. so to 100, S1999c; do, 40 to so
! l1@12c; fancy sell for more money; Raisin
1S92-London Layers, cluster, 81 9O92 I
box; do, choicest, 81 6o@1 20; do. prime
! ST 1901 10 p box; Loose Muscatels, choice
! 81 25@1 80; unstemmed Muscatels. in sacks
49514c z M halves, quarters and eighths, POO
! soc and 75c higher respective than who'll
boxes.
POULTRY.