The record-union., 1892-07-08

VEGETABLES.
Receipts-Potatoes, 4,248 sacks; Onions,
Receipts of garden stuff We're fair to-day,
but under good shipping and local demand
the market was cleaned up at yesterdays
prices. We quote as follows: Green
Peppers, 50970c 2 box: Egg Plant, 1910
171ac z ID: Cucumbers, Marysgille and Vaca-
vile, 100000 . box; Bay, 75c@Sl p box;
String Beans, 2@3c p b; Summer Squash,
20@35c; Tomatoes, 75c@S1 20; Green Peas,
0G(910c q sack; Dry Peppers, 10911c; Cab
base 100000 2 ctl; Feed Carrots, soc; Turnips,
50@75c; Beets 81; Parsnips, 81 %; Garlic,
1@g3c p II; Green Corn, 60cGS1 p sack; Sweet
from Nacaville, 75c@S1 20 p sack; 1S@2Oc p
dozen for Bay Sweet.
ONlONS-The market has held easy. Reds
sell at 5@20c p sack, and Silverskins at 40
@60c p GENITAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts were
larger the past week, yet the market cleaned
up well and at firm prices. There has been
and continues to be a free shipping demand
from Texas. The home consumption is large.
The following are the ranges for sales of fair TO
choice on the wharf: Early Rose. GOOSE in
sacks, and 75c@S1 Is in boxes; Garnet
Chiles, 65@90c; Peerless, 654S5c in sacks
and 65c@Sl in boxes; Burbank Seedlings,
6o@S5c i'll sacks and 75c@S1 20 in boxes.
FRUIT.
Notwithstanding trade was interrupted by
a two-days' holiday, the market held quite
strong. In its review of the market the Rural
Press says that Berries and Currants are said
10 be better in quality and of larger general
average size than for two or more years past.
Prices nave been quite remunerative in conse-
quence of the Improvement in quality and
size, combined with barely an average crop.
CurrantS are going out as are GooSeberries.
LongWorth Strawberries are scarce. In tree
fruit the market holds to good prices. Like
Berries, the fruit averages better in quality
and of larger size than for two or more years
past. Cherries are going out. Oregon adyices
report that we need not expect many Cherries
from that State, as the crop is short; the same
advices are received regarding Prunes and
other tree fruits. Bartlett and Dearborn Seed
ling Pears are in fair receipt, and when suit
able for shipping fetch quotations. Apricots
are selling Wei, with Gamers running chiefly
ON Peach and Moorpark. Royals are taken
chiefly for table use. Hale's Early Peaches
are coming in larger and better in quality.
Duane'S Purple Plums are in heavy supply
and sell TOR less money. Apples are slightly
lower. The first CantaloupeS and Water
melons came in on Tuesday from G. w. This
sell, Jr., Winters. The WatermeIons brought
50 80 p crate and the CantaIoupes soc each.
NJ. Farrell of Vacayille sent in on Tuesday the
first White Nectarines. They sold for 81 90
q box. Gamers and dryers are contracting at
the following figures, prices being regulated
by quality and location: Bartlett Pears $50
g!a Z tom ton; PlqIns, S2o925 80; Peaches,
claim that slightly higher prices
are paid for choice in favored localities.
From the store the following quotations are
given: Apples, common, 75c6Sl for large
boxes; Astrachan, S1@1 IS p box; Peaches,
40@70c; Plums, 50c@S1; Apricots, 100000
70@85c p box for Black and 75c@sI for
Royal Anne; Strawberries, sos so q chest
for Longworths and S5@7 tor Sharpless;
Pears, common, 5Oc9S1; Bartlett, S1@1 so;
BlackberrieS S4@6 p chest: Raspberries S51E
Figs, black, 50c@S1 q box, white, 25950c For
raiSins in the sweat, the range OF prices is
placed at 41z@51ac. With very few second
and third crops cured. the grapes ought to
average better than ever before and fetch bet
ter prices. Poor raisins do not pay TO market.
LIVE STOCK.
The market for Bullocks shaded off under
free offerings and large supplies to draw from.
BEEF Stalled, 5@524c . h; extra grass
fed, :41s@5e; first quality, 1850; second
CALVEa-4945lc p b for heavy range;
light DO 5@6e; dairy Try % 51a&Es67ac.
MUTToN-zFrom rose 3 ID for Wethers;
PoRk@fo6gs on foot, hard, granted, heavy
average, 5@5Ac q ID: medium, 514@53ac;
light average, 51z@51a,; soft, 43s@45Sc; feed
ers, 35E(94c; stock, 314@356c.
POULTRY.
The market made quite an advance the past
week, with a strong closing at the close. A
ear of Eastern came IN late last evening. but
The Hens fetched IS 2 dozen. We quote as
follows: Hens, 81 5000 p dozen; Old Roost-
ers, Sc 50@7 90; Young Roosters 81 5O@
10 90; Broiers, large, 5000 so; small, So 80
and other large kinds, 50 5O@g7; Geese, young,
81 25@1 3 q pair; Turkeys, 1G@1Sc u 70 tor
Hens; 18@21c for Gooblers, latter price for
very CHOICE well-conditioned.
MISCELLANEOUS.
New crop Honey is coming in quite freely
but with good demand ruling the market
cleans up at the following prices: White comb.
2 IT'S. S;G11c: LIB, 10@1 Sc; white extracted,
6Ld &c; amber, 514@Gc.
Hog product continues strong with a
good demand ruling. We quote as fol-
lows: Eastern Covered Breakfast Bacon,
131l91374c; California Smoked Bacon, II
@I315c for light, and 1314Q14c for ex-
ira light; Bacon sides. 10N@11c; Eastern
Sugarcured Hams for city trade. 14a141Sc;
California Hams, salt. 12@1258eR II; refrigera-
tor-cured. 13@1314c: Lard. tiefces, Eastern, all
kinds, 90914c; cases, 101&611c; California
tierces, 90 halfbbls, $50 CSC; tins, 1915;
1o14c . IL; Mess Beef 81 50@S; Extra Mess,
do, IS 50@9; Family do, Sl1 50@12; Clear
Pork, SO 5o@20; Extra Prime. S15@15 so;
Extra Clear, $2o@2o 90; Mess, 81 5O@1S =
Dbl; Pig Pork, 2 keg, $500 rs; Pigs Feet,
S12@12 20 2 bbl; Smoked Beef, 11E@l2c
q T.. :, ..s p,ou oo-.-.
against competition in buying. Eastern adj
vices look more encouraging. Spring Wool is
quoted as follows: southern and San Joaquin,
years clips, 11@121zc 2 10: do, seven months,
i2@I sc p n: Foothifl I5@ISc; choice North,
ern. 1920, Humboldt and Mendocino. goo
22c; Nevada. 15917c 2 h; Eastern Oregon,
13e9 &C, valley OESSOi1- Iot1 &c q ID.
Beeswax is quoted at 25@2Sc.
Old crop Nuts are reported as follows: Wal
nuts, 4@6c ? b; papersheu do. 7@Sc > h.
Hardshel Almonds. 101a@1lc = ID; paper
she'll 1901 Sc; Chile Walnuts, S99c: Peanuts
21Aa3c for domestic; Hickory Nuts, 7@Sc:
Pecans. 1I1$6913 81 for small and 5@l 6c for
large; FiIberts, 11@12c; Brazil Nuts, 615@9c;
Cocoanuts. 81 e 100.
Hides and Pelts are quoted as follows:
Heavy sailed steers, 76e714c p 70; medium, &c:
light, 4@941Sc; Cowhides, 415c; sailed Kip, 4c:
sailed Calf. &c; dry Hides, usual selection, sc:
dry Kips &c; dry Calf, sc; prime Goatskins,
3O05Oc each: Kids, 5@10c; Deerskins good
summer, size; medium, 3093215c: winter
2O@25c; Sheepskins, shearlings, 1o@25c;
short wool 40@7oc, medium, 100000; long
wool 9Oc0S1 40 each; Culls of all kinds
about &c less. There is u light call for Tallow
at the following quotations: No. 1. rendered,
4041Sc; No. 2, 3149319c; refined, 6@6Hc 2 n.
Hon crop prospects are not OF the most en-
couraging character in this State, although at
the close there is an improvement. European
advices are conflicting, but il looks as if the
crop will be short, although it will be larger
than it was last year.
Merchandise Market.
BAGS-The market is steady. We quote as
follows: Handsewed, standard size 7(971zc
BROONS-Spirai Brace, So 90 for No. /,
So IS for No. 2, and So for No. 3 and Ladies'
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