The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-08-19


San Francisco......24 9,26 S7s.lS9 s179gI5 $1,000
san Diego-.-.......... 20.03l 24,50 S,14S
taa Fedro.........-... 2,SS6 6,S1o l,sSo
Oregon ....-......... 5l,0l0 46,045 26,6S2 14,2l7
Puget Sound......... 25yS0 22932 ........,
.S52.O75 47S,701 2I5,7SS 9l,517
Engaged for wheat, 1892, 67,559; 1891, 6s,69i.
CEREALS.
Receipts Flour, 2,194 barrels; Wheat,
4,934 centals; Barley, IA 301 centals; Cora,
- sacks; Oats, - sacks; Rye, 233 sacks.
WHEAT = The local market to-day was
quiet, bus there. appears 10 be a iirmer tone,
Notwithstanding the pronounced bear in
Iluence OF shippers and buyers in general.
buyers quote as follows: For Port Costa or
alongside delivery the market is quoted as
follows: Shipping, 81 3354@l 50 for fair 70
milling 81 37Zt01 40 for fair 10 good;
81 41H91 IS for choice to giItedged. Hold
ers ash higher prices than the above.
BARLEY-The market is reported weak,
particularly for fine. Choice. bright grades OF
Brewing are being picked up for shipping.
Toe market IS quoted as follows: FEED,
poor, 500 SIC; 1air to good. 9O@93Lc;
choice TO extra choice, 95@G712c; Brewing,
S1@1 OH
OATS-Ihe market was quiet but strong.
me market Is quoted as follows: Feed, 81 POO
/ 30 for common; 81 35G1 40 Tor fair 10
good; 81 5 for choice TO extra choice: 81 90
for giitedged; Surprise, 81 50.
CURN-The market was quiet but steady
for Yellow, but flrIner Tor White We quote as
follows: Yellow, large, 81 271&ql 30; small,
81 321z@l 30; White, 81 3S4@1 Az.
R1E-The market was steady at 81 25@,
80.
FUTURES.
The market was fairly active, but the bulk
of trading was cross-orders, made by the Dear
contingent to unfavorably eject the market
tor actual grain.
Wheat-Morning-R Regular. Buyer septem-
ber-lOO tons,S1 81. Buyer December-9OO
tons, 81 402s; goo, 81 4o4 z ctl.
Barley-lnformal-Seller 1892, new-200
= q
Regular session. Seller 1892, new-1o0
tons 90 &C; 100, 9254c 2 ell.
Afternoon-WE eat-Buyer December-&OO
Barley Bauer Decemoer-1oo tons, 9s15,
z cti. Seller 1892, new-2O0 tons $3.50 2
EASTERN AND FOREIGN
New YORK, August 18th.
Wheat-S23sc for September, Is 3 e tor Qcto-
Der ana S61ac tor December.
CHICAGO, August 18th
Wheat-7655c for Septem Der and 79l4c for
LIVERPOOL, August 18th.
Wheat-More DISPOSITION 10 buy. California
spot lots, IS LED; OF coast, 3is; Just shipped,
34s Sd; nearly due. is; cargoes OF coast,
ness doing; French country markets. quiet;
weather in England, warm after ram.
FEEDSTUFF.
Receipts Bran. 4.21O sucks: Md lfngs.
2.557 sacks; Hay, 500 tons; straw, 20 TONS.
The market was quiet bat steady. The con
SUMPTION Is Steadily charging The marker
is quoted a. follows Bran, S1G@I7 q ton; Mid
22i Feed Meal, S2S@29; Cracked Con,
sTRAW-The market is quotableat 400 soc
HAY-The market appears 10 have a
slightly better tone Tor extra choice, but
poor grades continue to favor buyers. The
10; Alfalfa, ST@9 Wheat. SS6l2 So WheaJ
and oat, $7@1l; Barley, $500; Out, $500 80
= ton.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Receipts-Butter, 2lO cts; Cheese. $50 ctlz;
Eggs. 3, : 80 dozen.
BUTTER-Iiot weather restricts the de-
mand, and with more lib raj supplies the mar
ket was weak and in buyers favor Tie
market is quoted as follows: Poor to flir.
1T01Sc; good 10 choice, 20022c; gilt-edged
Dairy, Csc; choice 10 gIitedged Creamery, :
GHEEsE-The market was steady. We
quote: skim, 3G6c: Cream gllt-edge, new
mild, 9l2@l0c; good to choice, s@9c; fair TO
good, 1ta@sc Young America, 9G1Oc, boxed
slightly higher; Eastern, l2@l4c r 10.
EGGS-The demand was lighter. but no
changes are reported in quotations. Dealers
follows: store and Ranch Eggs, shaky
12@13c; ''as IS" 1901 re: Candled, fair 10
good, 1929; choice, 23@ 25c; strictly fresh
and strictly fresh-Iaid white in color. soc;
Eastern, l4@lGc ''as is" 1s@2Ic Tor Can
died, and 22924c p dozen for well-known
packs.
VEGETABLES.
Receipts-Potatoes, 1896 sacks; Onions,
436 sacks
The market was more or less denoraiized.
bad effect on the market. We quote
as follows: Green Peppers Chiles, 15@3Oc 2
box; Bell Peppers, 2O@35c; Egg Plant, 400
zoe for large boxes; Cucumbers, 10000 q
box; Summer Squash, 45@ 55c; Tomatoes, .
@3Oc for River; Dry Peppers, 1O011c: Cab
bage, 5O@75c q ctI; Feed Carrots, SOC; Tur-
90. d..
1@3c = II: Green Corn, 2O@4Oc 2 sack for
Berkeley, 40@6Uc for Alameda; Green
Okra, 35@55c r box: Lima Beans 2a3c 4 10
Poor vegetables sell for less money taan
ONIoNS-Sales were made on the wharf at
the following prices: Silverskins, $685.
POTATOES-The market was weak out not
lower. The local demand is slow, but there
is iair demand from Texas. We quote
as follows on the wharf: River Burbanks, in
sacks, 10000; Early Rose in sacks, 4o65Oc.
Alamct and salinas Potatoes sold as follows:
BurbankS, So -@S1; Garnet Chile, 50@75c;
Peerless, 55@70c. Poor sell for less
money than the lower quotations, and very
choice at an advance on the outside quota
tiOns.
sweet Potatoes We're quoted at 1335@21Ic p 10.
FRUIT.
The market was completely demoralized
under heavy receipts OF rejects and trashy
stuff. The trade buys sparingly of berries and
tree fruit, but freely OF melons. The peddlerS
melons. Gamers
they are OyerStocked with contract fruit and
Pears on hand, which, with the hot weather.
began to ripen too fast. They buy very little
on the outside. Choi,e good keeping fruit is
scarce: when it does come in it sells quickly
On the wharf sales were made at the
following prices: Pears, Bartletts culls,
3O@5Gc: good TO choice, 65c090 p box; Plums,
poor stock, none choice. Peaches. poor. 25C0
SOC 2 basket; good, 40G5Qc; Apples, 4O@SOc;
choice, $1@1 %. From store sales were
made as follows: Peaches, 25@5Oc 2 basket;
~ :
stein, S1@1 %; PrHnes, Hungarian, 35@ soc;
German, 45@55c; Pears, Bartlett, cuIls 25@
soc; choice, 60@8Oc; Blackberries, S304;
RaSpberries, S5Gs; Strawberries, SSm4 30
for Sharpless and - for Longworth; Grapes
White. 4O@70c Black, 4O@7Oc; Muscats.
5o@75c; Tokays, 60c@Sl; Watermelons.
crate: Nutmegs, 4O97Oc 2 box; Figs, Black,
90c@S1 % . box; White, 100000: Nee
tarines. = for White; Red, - q box:
PIums 300 soc 10 choice; CrabApples. $50
soc = box; Huckleberries, ga &c p h.
Poor Fruit sells at a less figure than the
lowest prices quoted, while extra choice sells
higher than the highest quoted prices.
POULTRY
The hot weather has caused a falling off in
the consumption and consequently the side
walks were crowded with receipts The ar
rival of Eastern Fowls were also against the
market. Wee quote: Hens, SO 5o@7 rs p doz:
So 50@6 so; broilers, large. 1901: small. 500
3; flyers, S4@5: Ducks, S4@5; Pekin ana
81 25@1 . 2 pair; Turkeys, 1901 Sc p 10 for
Hens, 19@21c for Gobblers. Poor stock sells
at lower prices quoted, and very choice and
fat sell higher than the highest quoted prices
BEANS.
The market was quiet, but strong We quote
as follows: BayO, = ctl, So 90@3 Is; But
ter, 50 5000 So; Pea. So 4o@2 %; Red.
So 1908; Pink, 50 5000 60; Small White,
81 25@2 80; Large White, So 2O@2 40:
Lima, 1898 20; Field Peas, black eye S36
3 80; do green, 81 5000 rs; Niles, 81 3O@
2 40; Split, 81 5O95 so.
DRIED FRUIT.
The market was strong to-day for all kinds
under fair inquiry from the East.
The market is quoted as follows: Apples