The record-union., 1892-07-26
Auction Sale of Fruit Not a Full
Success.
Cereals Generally Weak - GiIt-Edged
Butter Observation-Disclosures Lower
-Gardenstuf Steady.
Especial Correspondence REcoRD-UN1oN.l

easier, Win more new crop ouerlng. corn
was steady. Hay was never inquired for.
Gardenstuf was about the same as reported
on Saturday, but Potatoes were duh and
heavy. The more choice grades of Butter
come higher New mild Cheese was very
strong, as were fresh-latd Eggs, bur "off" Eggs
were irregular at low prices. Poultry was I'M
changed. In Fruit, Berries sold slightly
higher. Peaches were irregular. Receipts
were light. Apricots were slightly hrmer.
Pears were irregular. Apples sold lower, ow-
ing To poor quality and light demand. Grapes
are too sour to induce much trading. Dried
Fruits were firm. CoIored Beans were firm.
The acreage is all OF IL, 900 less this year than
it was in 1891.
Mining shares were slow to-day, with lower
prices on Call Everything that can be is be-
ing done to depress the market so as to bring
in ali the shares that can possibly be had. The
strong depression strengthens the impression
that the insiders are nearly ready to show up
come ore on the Comstock. The private news
from the Comstock mines is uniformly good.
CEREALS.
Receipts-Flour, $500 barrels; Wheat,
$4,000 centaIs; Barley, 1924 centals; Corn,
TS4 sacks; Oats. 2,I38 sacks; Rye, 345 sacks.
WHEAf-With slightly lower prices on Call
buyers were bidding lower for Wheat, but so
far as we could learn they did not buy at
at 81 46@I as, and old at 81 45@1 so. For
Port Costa or alongside delivery the market is
quoted as follows: Shipping, 81 1901 37h
for fair to good; choice TO glt-edged, 81 3SI
al AK; milling, 81 4214@1 40 for fair 10
good; 81 471l@1 SO for choice to giltedged.
Holders ask higher prices than the above
ARLEY-Oferings were very heavy to-
day, which caused buyers to bid lower
Sales were made at quotations. The
market is quoted as follows: Feed, poor, S334
extra choice, 91A@9854c; Brewing, s1@1 10.
New Brewing is quoted at 95cigS1-
OATS-The market, in sympathy with
Barley and also freer offerings, was very easy
to-day, and concessions obtained. Wequote
as follows: Feed, 81 22139l 271d for com
mon; 81 323l91 8775 for f6ir TO good; 81 400
/ 4S94 for gilt-edged; Surprise, 81 Say. New
is quoted at 81 20@1 80 Tor fair to good.
CORN-The market was firm and active.
l 8824; small, 81 1891 40; White, 81 864
RYE-The market was strong at from 81 20
@1 30 for new, and 81 1901 40 for OLD.
FUTURES.
Trading on Call was slow today. The Pro
duce exchange election interfered with bust
ness. Eastern and foreign advices swere
generally favorable to the bull interests.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Following are the sales recorded at the Call
Board to-day:
t-Morning-Informa1 session. Seller
1S92-3Oo tons. 81 81 q ctl
Regular sesslon-Seller 1S92-80O tons,
81 3654.
Buyer December tons, 81 42l p ca.
Barley-Intormal session-Seller 1882, new
400 tons, 901ac p ctl.
Regular sessfon-Seller 1892, new-1oo
tons, -903sc; 400, 9O54c; 200, 9O1sc.
December-1Q0 tons. 96c; goo, 9614c p etl.
Afternoon-Wheat. Seller 1892-10O tons,
81 361s p ctl.
Barley-Seller 1892, new-10O tons, 034c;
500, 904c.
No. /, Brewing, Sc Ter 1892, new-1oo tons,
&c; 100, 9714c p ell.
EASTERN AND FOREIGN.
NEW YORK July 5.-Wheat-s456c for Au-
gust 65c for September and $500 for De
cember.
sugar-Cuba Centrifugal, lice
Wool-14@lSc Tor fall, 10@14c for fall
bury, 16@25c for SPRING. 13@15c for spring
bury aud 16@44c for pulled.
CHIcAGo,EIuly 5.-Wheat--7SIEc for Sep
TENDER and S034c Tor December and 1870 for
July.
34s Sd; just shipped, 34s Sd; nearly due,
33s cd; cargoes off coast, very quiet: on
passage, slow and probably cheaper; Mark
FEEDsTUFF.
Receipts-Bran, 1,136 sacks; Afiddlings
4s5 sacks; Hay, $50 tons; Straw, 4 O tons.
Ground feed moved off fairly tree to-day at
steady prices. The market is quoted as fol-
lows: Bran, S17@1S = ton; Middlings,
S20921 so, Rolled Barley, S20921; Feed
Meal, S2S@29; Cracked Corn, S2983o.
HAY-Buyers were more numerous to-day,
but they would not pay an advance. Receipts
are smaller. We quote the market stronger as
Follows: New Hay, Glover, SS@10 90; Alfalfa,
S769; Wheat, SS@13; Wheat and Dat, $40
10 90; Barley, S7g9; Oat, $500 80.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Receipts Butter, 634 ctls; Cheese, 81 ctis;
Eggs 400 dozen. Overland recei pts-Eggs,
1880 dozen; Cheese, - cts; Butter, Az
ctls.
BUTTER-The market was excited with
another advance scare. The market closed
very strong. The market is quoted as fol-
PODr 10 fair N Opnd n phnipp
19@22c: gilt-edged Dairy. 23@2515c; gilt
edged Creamery, 24@247ac.
CHEESE-The market is strong, with new
mild in light receipts. We quote as follows:
Skim, 596c Cream, giltedged, new mild 81
@1Oc; good to choice, S@9c; fair TO good ~
@Sc; Young America, S91Oc, boxed, slightly
higher; Easte rn, 12@14c.
EGGS-The market continued strong for
fresh laid, but poor stock are still hard to sell.
%e a is 15S pEe az" Gandled an0h fair Eggs o
good, 1s@21c; choice, 22@23c strictly fresh
laid. mixed sizes, 24@25c: selected large
sized and strictly fresh laid, 25@26c; Eastern.
IDOL sc for 'as is" 10000 for Candled and
21@22c for well-known packs.
VEGETABLES.
ceipts-Potatoes, 4,8s6 sacks; Onions,
$50 sacks.
The market for garden stuff was quiet at
round prices ruling saturday. We quote Green
Peppers, Chiles, 50375c z box; Bell Peppers
75c@S1; Egg Plant, S1@1 so for large
boxes: Cueumbers, 100000; Tor picking
65@Soc b box: String Beans 2@1c q 10:
very tender, slightly higher; summer Squash.
15625c; Tomatoes, 4O@65c, for small
boxes and 81 1902 so tor River; Green
Peas, 5os 75c p sack; tender and sweet $ III at
2@2l5e y Ii; Dry Peppers, 1o@11c; Cabbage,
6O@90c p ctl; Feed Carrots, soc; Turnips,
roc; Beets, 75c; Parsnips; 81; Garlic,
Berkeley; 121&@15c ? doL for Alameda;
Green Okra. ca Sc = 10; Lima Beans 69Sc 2 ID;
Poor vegetables sell for less money than
quoted and very choice at an adyanee on
outside figures.
oNTONS-The market was unchanged,
Sales were made on the wharf at the follow
ing prices: hed' loSs@oe' eiiVersklh' 4oe
IPSoTAToEs-The market was lower and
somewhat demoralizeed ED, under few few receipts
prices as follows on the wharf Bur
banks in sacks. 100000; in boxes, 65@9oc;
Peerless, 5o@65c; Garnet Chlie, 7oge5e;
@9oc. Poor sell for less money than the
lower quotations, and very choice at an ad-
vance on the outside quotations
FRUIT.
Receipts to-day were light, which caused q
firmer market in some varieties. on the
wharf sales were made at the following prices:
Aprfcots, 11z@2c 2 n. 35@5oc in boxes;
Pears. Bartlett, culls, 50@ zoe; good to choice,
75c@i is . box; Plums. 50@65c; Peaches.
4OG65e in baskets, 4o@65c in boxes. From
store sales were made as follows Apricots. 80
05oc p box, 114@2c p % to Gamers, 2lsc to
the trade; Green cages, 115e 2 NJ Peaches,
4O@65c; Apples, 75e@S1 %; Prunes, Tragedy,
German, 65975c; Pears, Bartletts, culls, soc
S-5c: choice, 95c@$1 25; Raspberrles, S6@7;
Blackberries, S4@5; Strawberries, S5t97 for
Sharpless and SOS for Longworth; Grapes,
Sgeetwater, 50@75c; Black, 75c@S1 20;
4yga1terneIons, S12@1S p hundred; Canta-
, " So@4 p crate; Figs. Black, &C; White
1scGS1: Nectarines, $50 soc for White; 11a9
90 "a h to Gamers; Red. 65990c box; Plums,
P9or Fruit sells at less figure than the low
-. nrices quoted while extra choice sells higher
tban the highest quoted prices.
bn I dried fruit there was a fair demand for
peaches. Prunes and Apricots at the prices
quoted on Saturday