The record-union., 1892-07-02
COMMERCIAL.
General Trade Fairly Active at San
Francisco.
Butter Weak and Lower-Fruft Well
Cleaned Up-Young Poultry
Doing Better.
Especial Correspondence RECoRD-UNIoN.l ]

much larger quantity is being sent TO coast
ports than formerly, with Puget Sound I'D
eral buyer. In farm products trading In
grain was quiet to-day. There appeared 10 De
freer offerings. It is said that there was a
slight shading in the views of holders, but we
failed to find any weakness. The receipts OF
Fruit were large, but under free nome ana
resort demand, combined with buying Tor
shipment to British Columbia and Puget
Sound, the market cleaned up well on every
thing except Blackberries and Oranges. but
the latter are out of season. Vegetables
moved off quite freely. Poultry did still
better to-day under light receipts and free
demand. Butter sold lower, while Cheese and
Eggs were unchanged There was fair snip
ment of Hog product; it was principally 10
fill previously accepted orders.
In the local Money market there is nothing
new to report. More bills were offered on the
East against fruit shipment. More sterling
exchanges will be on the market soon, drawn
against wheat. There has been quite ascarcity
of commercial sterling exchange.
CEREALS.
Receipts-Fiour ,7S5 barrels; Wheat, g.
316 centals; Barley, 12.1So centals; Corn,
979 sacks; Oats, - sacks.
WHEAT-More samples were offering on
| 'Change, but SO far as we could hear there
were fewer offered in Offices. There was moth
ing done In the sample market, and very
little in futures. Dealers did not appear dis
posed to operate, owing to about all places of
business closing to-day, not to open until on
Tuesday, July 9TH. The system is gaining IN
Oregon OF loading vessels for deep sea voyage
one-third in bulk and two-thirds in sacks.
This is quite saving in shipping wheat for
! bags are rather expensive. This system VIII
| be followed in this city before another season
passes. The market is quoted as follows: Ship
ping, 81 3591 3614 for fair to good choice
| TO glt-edged, 81 371a@1 40; milling,
81 40@1 40 for fair to good; 81 4719@
l so for choice to gilt-edged. Holders ask
more money than quoted above.
BARLEY-The market is essentially un-
changed, although there appears 10 be a very
| pronounced bear feeling among dealers, but
| this is nothing new, for 1t obtains the fore
part of every season. Trading is light. The
| market is steady at the following quotations:
Feed, fair to good, 9114@195c; choice to extra
choice 96@9834c; brewing, 81 o21191 1219.
OATS-In one or two Instances to-day sales
were made at a shade less than current quo
tations; These sales were made to save eX-
penses We quote the market steady as
follows: Feed, 81 30@1 3712 for fair to good;
81 414@1 Az for choice to extra choice;
81 90 for giltedged; Surprise, 81 55@1 go;
C0RN-The market Is very quiet and dull
| to-day at the following quotations: Yellow,
large, 81 27%@1 80; small, 81 321a@1 80;
! White, 81 32I@1 35.
FUTURES.
Trading on Call to-day was dull, only few
| cross orders were made 80 as to give tone TO
the dealing. Traders did not appear disposed
until after the Fourth.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Following are the sales recorded at the Call
! Board to-day:
Wheat Morning-Informal mi : = Seller 1892,
Regular sessiofn@Selier 1892, 200 tons.
81 81 100, 81 3676; 900, 81 362G 900,
BarIeySHRegular-s 1892, new = 100
tons. 925sc; 100, 9254c; 100, 921ac.
FEEDsTUFF.
Receipts-Bran, 1,495 sacks; Middlings, 5
sacks; Hay, 400 tons; Straw. 20 tons.
| There was a fair demand this morning for
ground feed for filling few coast and dairy
orders. The tone of the market is generally
easy. The market is quoted as follows; Bran,
Rolled Barley, $1,000; Feed Meal, $27 80
HAY-Very little trading was reported TO
day. The market is dull at the following
quotations: Wheat, $10@l2 so; Wheat and
Oat S9@11; Alfalfa, S7@9; Oat, S891C; old
for Wheat; 80 5O@12 for compressed; SO SO
@12 for Oat; SO 5o@12 so for Wheat and
9at; 80 5o@I2 for Wild Oat; 50 5o@12 for
Straw is quoted at 4o@50c q bale.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Receipts-Butter, CSC ctls; Cheese, 17S ctls
Eggs, 6.6oo dozen. Overland receipts Eggs
81 900 dozen; Cheese, = ctls; Butter, 90 ctls
a slight decline. Warm weather to-day
caused freer offerings, as did also the fact
that receipts Will not probably TALL OFT during
the holidays, while the demand would. The
market is steady at the following quotations
Fair to good, 16@17c; choice, 173@1 SIC
gilt-edged, 1870 Tor Dairy and 2O14c fol
CHEESE-The market is steady at the fol
lowing quotations: Skim, 5@6c; Cream. gilt
good, 7@714c; Young America, 8@1oc; boxed
slightly higher.
EGGS-The market was weak to-day witt
apparently more selling pressure in las is. ,
| Warm weather Is AGAINST the market raI
| kinds except strictly selected fresh laid. Th,
market is quoted as follows: store and Rancl
1712920c; choice, 22@23; selected, large
sized and strictly fresh laid, 24@25c; East
ern, 16t9l7c for .as is,'' 171l@2Oc for Can
died, and 21@22c for well-known packs.
VEGETABLES.
Receipts-Potatoes, 4,o1o SKIS; Onions, 55;
Corn arriving from vacaville is mostl,
burnt and unmerchantable, which had to bt
ton sold at $1@1 25 q sack. There were M
changes reported in the market. We quote
Green Peppers, I6c@S1 p box; Egg Plant
and VacaVille, 75c@S1 25 q box; Bay, 81 "a
92 25 = box; String Beans, 115a5c p b; Sum
mer Squash, 20@35c; Tomatoes 75c@S1 25
Green Peas 50@75c r sack; Dry Peppers
1O@11c; Cabbage, 4o@5Oc = ctl; Feed Car
: rots, soc; Turnips, 5O@15c; BeetS, 81; Pars
nips. 81 %; Garlic, lose {, ID; Green Corn
60c@S1 = sack; Sweet from Nacaville, rs,
Sweet.
ONTONS-Red sold to-day at 10000 q
sack; Silverskins sold at 409 55c q 90 lbs
POTATOES-There was a good shipping de
mand to-day, and choice go ID keepers did bet
ter in sacks. On the wharf sales were madl
to-day at the following prices: Garnet Chiles
, 7U@30c; Peerless, 65@S5c q sack: in boxes
! 75c@S1; Early Rose, G0@S0c in sacks, 7O
, GSI 10 in boxes; Burbank Seedlings, 65c6
81 in sacks and 75c@S1 10 in boxes
FRUIT
There was a. good demand TODAY from 1ooo
: dealers, from summer resorts and for ship
: ping. Black Cherries and Strawberrie
! sold at lower prices, but all othe
kinds Of fruit held up in the face o
quoted as follows: Peaches, 50c@Sl D boy
5 and basket; Apricots, 35965c; Currants, $50
z; Strawberries, L6ngworth, $5@S per chest
9 Sharpless. S4G6: Piums, 5Oc6Sl 81 > box
: Gooseberries, 3@6c; Cherries, Black, 4oG50c
2 Royal Anne, ,7@sc 3 II; Raspberries, ,S4 50@3S
! chest; Apples, 5oc@S1 2 box for common ant
! $1@1 80 . box for Red Astrachan
( 6ocR box; Bartletts, S1@1 rs = box; Dearborn
I Seedlings, Sl@1 25 q box; Figs, black 5Oc6
1 81 20 Z box for single and double layers
: White Figs, 25@50c for single layers.
POULTRY.
: The market for young chickens was strone
with o quick demand. AS far as that ther
was better demand for hens. The summer re
sorts were buying more freely, and were afte
: good storks. The market is quoted as follows
. Hens, So 5o@7 so = DOZEN Old BOOSTERS. s,
i @6 90; Young Roosters, 81 50@1o so; Broilers
large. $4@5; small, 80 5o@4; Fryers
E i IS p pair; Turkeys, 16@17ce n for Hens
17@2lc for Gobblers, latter price for YER
choice, well-conditioned.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
Peaches of Good Quality Very Scare
: and Prices Firm.
) SACRAMENTO, July 1st.