The record-union., 1892-06-07
CEREALS.

fSOld by auction in Produce Exchange Hall.
Market price about csc per Genital
CEREALS.
Receipts-Flour 46S2 quarter sacks:
Wheat, 9,27O centals; Barley, :, 2,0S5 centals;
Corn, 527 centals; Oats, p so sacks.
WHEAT-Buyers and sellers are still apart,
which makes 1t very unsatisfactory market
TO quote. To sell, concessions have to be
made while TO buy, full prices have to be
paid. The near approach OF new crop season,
combined with other crop weather at the East
and in Europe, cause buyers to hold of. The
stock of wheat is more tnan many had looked
Tor, but it is not quite so large as we had been
led to eX pect. The market is quoted as fol-
lows: Shipping, fair TO good, 81 3714@I 40;
choice to extra choice, 81 4114@l 4@12; mill
ing, fair to good, 81 4114@1 45; choice,
BAREEYNThe first consignment of new
crop came TO hand to-day. 1t is claimed that
receipts of new will begin 10 enlarge on or
about the middle OF the present month. The
market to-day was fairly firm, with slight
improvement in the call from mlllers, owing
10 better demand for rolled Barley. The
market IS quoted as follows: Feed, $4,000:
for fair to good; choice TO extra choice, 80 !. q
$3.50; brewing, S1@1 12h.
OATS-The market is quiet but firm. One
or two cOnSignments on the wharf were shaded
to-day so as TO save expenses The market is
quoted as follows: Feed, fair to good,
81 30@1 36A; choice to giit-edged, 81 AGO
CORN-The market is barely steady. A de-
cline in the Chicago market had a tendency TO
unsettle values here. No one appeared to
know what caused the decline. Our market
is quoted to-day follows: Yellow, large,
81 33A@1 36l4; small, 81 1901 375a; white,
81 37129l 40.
RYEWfhe market is dun at 81 271lg
/ 3l4.
Raceipts-Bran, 1,l70 sacks; middIings,
$40 sacks; hay, $50 tons: straw, o tons. The
market for ground feed was firm, with some
disposition to ask more from bran and mid
dlings. The high prices and difficulty of get
ting choice grades of wheat by millers, COM
bined with the weak market tor flour caused
less to be made. Rolled barley is firm, with
an increasing call reported. The market is
quoted as follows Bran, S17@1S p ton;
middlings, S19@ 21; ground ana rolled bar
ley, sag 5O@&4; iced, weak, S29931.
HAG-The market was weak to-day, with
forced sales reported TO have been made be-
low quotations. AbOTt 800 tons of new Hay
came in, and as the grade was better, as high
as SO p ton was secured tor the best The
market for old is quoted weak at the follow
ing prices: Wheat, S11@14: Wheat and Oat
$40 50@ 3; Oat, SI0912; Wild Oat, STOOL 9;
Barley, 50 5o912; Alfalfa, $9911; Stack,
SS@9 90.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Receipts-Butter, 473 ctls; Cheese, 1875 ctls;
Eggs q. 500 doZ.
BUTTER-The market to-day was fairly
steady, fair and firm for choice to gilt-edged,
but easy Tor other grades. Cooler weather
is in favor of holders: The market is quoted
as follows: Poor TO fair, 1G@171&c; good to
choice, 1S@19c; giItedged, 2O@2Ic.
CHkESE-The market continues easy under
fair receipts and Il moderate demand The
market is quoted as follows: Fair to extra
choice, 7@9c; Young America, sQIOc.
EGGS-The market is firm for strictly choice
freSh-laid, with selected large-sized selling at
24c. Cooler weather causes a slight improve
ment for other kinds The range is 17@22c
and 23c.
VEGETABLES.
Receipts-String Beans. IS sacks: Peas. / a6
sacks; Asparagus, 402 boxes; Rhubarb 81
boxes; Potatoes, <, AT sacks OF which 634
sacks were new Onions, 500 sacks; Tomatoes.
IS boxes; Summer Squash, 27 boxes.
With lighter receipts spring vegetables sold
higher to-day. String Beans, all kinds sold
at 7@9c p h. 1t is said that receipts will be
larger on tomorrow. Peas sold at from 55G65c
a SACK some well-rilled young Garden Peas
sold slightly higher. Asparagus did better
under an improved demand. The range was
$l@2 r box. Rhubarb brought 65c6Sl 25
= box. Summer Squash sold as high as So
for the best Bay. Nacaville was unchanged
ONIONS-The market continues demoral-
lied, with stocks accumulating. Even low
prices do not allow much OF a reduction TO be
made. The market is quoted at 35a45c Pctl
POTATOES-Old continue to arrive, but for
which II Is haru TO get quotations. The re-
ceiptS of new were lighter, and as there was n
fair demand, slightly better prices ruled The
market is quoted as follows: Early Rose in
sacks $4,000 = 100 fhs; in boxes 6O@aOc:
Peerless, oo960c; Garnett Chiles, 45@5Uc.
FRUIT.
Reeeipts-Cherries, /, 700 boxes; Currants.
175 chests; Apricots, 112 boxes; Plums ~
boxes; Peaches, 5; Strawberries, 26S chests
The market was very strong to-day for all
kinds of deciduous fruits, owing to light re-
Ceipts and good demand. Longworth Straw
berries from Santa Rosa sold as nigh as $50 a
chest. The first crop is about over and il is
too early for the second crop. Low prices last
week for Cherries caused heavier sales to can
fneFs direct, and also freer shipments TO the
Fast, Which leSsened our receipts and caused
better prices 10 rule. Very few Raspberries
came in. AprlcOts went of at an advance
early in the morning. Peaches are green and
hard to quote. The receipts of Currants were
light, while the demand was fairly active A
few BlachberrleS put in an appearance. The
market is quoted as follows: GooSeherries
common, 4a5c q Ii; Oregon improved 560Gc:
English, 691c; RaSpberTleS, 6565 sc , CtraT TyeT-
Currants. 81 0O46 90 = chest: AprjcotS
Tringle, 7o@eOc 2 box; Royal and Seedlings
Sldl So; STRAWBERRIES, Longworth 81 $3.50
= chest; SharpleSS, Slo@l ); Cherries. black
$50 5c q box; white, 50@75c; Royal Anne
$50 0c.
t9r Dried Fruits there is a outlet bnt con
sistent inquiry for Pranes Aprieots ana
Peaches IL is said that choice to extra choice
ON be placed at an advance on former oIiCta
S5ons For SteInless Wine Cranes / - D. =
N can be secured, and 3G31Sc > 70 for Kaisinn
Grapes. -
ANS-Heavy receipts of Beans and l;b-
a-afSnnplies in the State cause a weak mar,
fref particalarly for Lima. Crop prospeets
are as a rule, poor
al ppaiYfT ~ RY-Hens and BOOSTERS were firm, AZ
fiiI nrices Ducks are weak an lower Geese
are steady as are Turkeys. The market is
ouoted as follows: Hens, S7@S so , dozen:
small S3 5oS5 90 2 dog; large. S65e7; FRY,
ers,S "a ): Ducks, , q 80; lar4esized c1Iil-