The record-union., 1892-07-18

go sacks; Hay, 1,O37 tons; Straw, Il tons;
screens, 40 sacks
The market for ground feed closed the week
larry strong under firm holding. The market
IS quoted as follows: Bran, S1s@19 ? ton;
Mlud1ngs, $50 50@22; Rolled Barley, $50 so
@22 80; Feed Meal, S27@29.
HAG-The market did not show any mate
rial change to-day. Ifsupplies are held back
better prices will rue. Receipts to-day very
large. We quote the market weak as follows:
NV VIII Hay "a ci9yer S"s s9Sl1 Alfalfa S7@9 90;
II 90; Barley, 5000; Oat, S9@11 so.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Receipts-Butter, 295 ctls; Cheese, 1872 ctls;
Eggs, $3.50 dozen. Overland receipts-Eggs,
- dozen; Cheese, 2o3 ctls; Butter, -
BUTTER-A thorough canvass of the mar
ket to-day does not carry out the higher
quotations given by some of the papers. That
gIlteoged Butter Is strong IS correct, but as
yer lt IS no higher. The market is quoted as
follows Poor 10 fair, 5lgl7c; good to choice,
t1,s@I9c; gilt-edged Dairy, 20c gilt-edged
,CHEEsE-The market was firm at un-
changed quotations. We quote follows:
Skim, 596c; Cream, giIt-edged, 5000; good
10 choice, Sg SIC; fair to good, 715GSc; Young
America, e@1Uc, boxed, slightly higher.
LGGS-Ihe market for California store Eggs
.as ls' is weak. Dealers are cleaning up as
low as lie for all consignmentS that shake
and which are suitable only for Chinese and
baker trade. Fresh-laid nearby Eggs are
nrm We quote as follows Store and Ranch
1S@2oc; choice. 2l@22c; strictly fresh laid,
mixed sizes, 23@24c; selected large-sized and
strictly fresh laid, 25@26c; Eastern, 14@15c
for ''as is" 10000 for Candled and 2l@22c
for welI-known packs. Carload parcels of
Eastern sell for less money than quoted
above.
VEGETABLES.
Receipts-Potatoes, 1877 sacks; Onions,
1929 sacks.
The receipts of garden stuff cleaned up well
at around prices ruling on yesterday. Very
n5,Y, rev river tomatoes are coming in, hardly
enough 10 give quotation. We quote: Green
PePpers, Chlles, 25975c p box; Belle Peppers,
S1@l 25; Egg Plant, 81 5O@2 for large
boxes; Cucumbers, Marysville and Vacaville,
2o@1Oc . box; Bay, 5Oc@S1 p box; for pick
ling, 6OG75c . box; String Beans, 2g4c q 10;
very tender, slightly higher; Summer Squash,
2pg33c; Tomatoes, 50@75c, small boxes for
EacaVllle, and 81 50@2, large boxes, for Bay;
Green Peas, 50@75c = sack; tender and
sweet sell at 2@215c p b; Dry Peppers, log
lie; Cabbage, 40@50c 4 cu; Feed Carrots,
81 20; Garlic, 1@3c p b; Green Corn, ,50c9Sl p
sack for Sweet from Vacaville, 10000 p
dozen for Bay Sweet; Green Okra, 8@l0c p h.
ONIONS-The market was weak, Silver
skins sold at 35@50c on the wharf
POTATOES-Tne demand was slow and
slight concessions We're in order. We quote
rs rs follows ll on the wharf: Burbanks In sacks,
60@65c; IN boxes, 75c@S1; Peerless, 6O@S5c;
Garnet Chile, 7O@S5c; Early Rose in sacks
6o@9Oc; in boxes, 75c@S1.
FRUIT.
The market was fairly steady to-day for all
kinds: Gamers bought medium sized San
Leandro Apr1cotS at &c and large at PIC. The
trade bought in jObbing lots at higher prices
GOOD PIums and Peaches were very scarce.
We quote the green fruit market as follows:
On the wharf sales were made at the following
prices: Aprlcots, 11a@214c p ID; 5O@75c in
boxes; Pears, Bartlett, Sl91 20 3 box; Dear
born Seedlings, 5Oc@S1 10; Plums 75c@S1:
cuttings sold for less money; Peaches, Craw-
lords, 6oc@Sl in baskets, 60c@S1 in boxes;
e hale Early, 2c@S1 in baskets, 75c@S1 in
boxes; Apples, Bell Flower, 9OcGSl 10; Red
Astrachan, S141 20. From store sales We're
made as follows: Apricots 5O@75c % box
l24@214c z ID to Gamers; Peaches, Crawfords
Sl 2oi Prunes, Tragedy, S1@1 25; German,
Io9J0c; Pears, Bartlett, S1@l so; other
kinds, 75c@Sl 25; Raspberries, S5@7; Black
berries, $4@5; Strawberries, 81 5000 for
SLlarPiess ana S1@9 for Longworth; Grapes,
S%eetWater, 9Oc@$1 20; Black, S1@l 20;
Watermelons S2@3 q doZ; Cantaloupes. 75c
9Sl 20 = box, 81 1902 5OsR crate; Figs
B.ack, Sl@l 90; White, 7Jc@Sl; Nectarines
aoc4Sl 20; Flums, Peach, 75c@S1: Duane's,
Purple, 5og &c; Washington, 65@S5c.
Dried fruits OF 1892 crop are in good de-
mand and higher prices are named. Apricots
range rom 91a@1212c q ID. The market for
oLner KINDS OF fruIt IS unsettled, but higher
prices are named than ruled in 1891.
POULTRY.
The market is completely demoralized.
Dealers cleaned up so as not to carry over sun
day. Market dealers We're heavily stocked
ana only bought at low figures. Another car
OF Eastern is expected in next week The
market was irregular at the following ouota-
tions: Hens, So 5O@6 30 q doz; old boosters,
80 5O96 75; Young Roosters, S6@7; Broil-
eTS, large, S394; small, S2@3; Fryers ST so
90 90; Ducks. SI@5; Pekin and other large
kinds So 25@0 so; Geese. 81 25a1 ~ =
pair; Turkeys, IG@1Sc t. ID for Hens; IS@2lc
LOT, LOT SToooiers the latter price for very choice,
well-conditioned.