The record-union., 1892-07-22


sacks; Hay, S23 tons; Straw, - tons.
The market for Ground Feed has very
strong tone, owing to belief that the grain will
be higher. The market is quoted as follows:
Bran, S1S@19 2 ton; Middlings, $50 5o922;
Rolled Barley, $50 50@22 80; Feed Meal,
S2S@3O.
H4Y-Receipts continue large. While the
more choice grades hold strong, to place the
poorer concessions are in order. Hay baled
with wire sells from ) TO 50 81 ton less than
do the like grades baled with rope. We quote
the market weak as follows: New Hay, Glover,
SsG1O so; Alfalfa, S799; Wheat, SS@12 90;
Wheat and Oat, S7@lo so; Barley, S799 80;
Oat, $500 so.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Receipts-Butter, 35S ctIs; Cheese 21O ctls;
Eggs, $3.50 dozen. Overland receipts-Eggs,
- - dozen; Cheese, - ctls; Butter, -
BUTTER-There was a fair inquiry tor the
more choice. Poor Butter was weak, with
dealers inclined to force sales. The smallpox
scare at Victoria prevents shipments
TO that port. The market is quoted as fol-
lows: Poor to fair, 1591Sc; good to choice,
1S19@2oc; gilt-edged Dairy. 2Ic; gilt-edged
CHEESE-The market was firm with only
a moderate call. We quote as follows:
Skim, 5@Gc: Cream gilt-edged, S1@@9c; good
10 choice SGs1ac; fair to good, 713goc; Y Dung
America, e@10c, boxed, slightly higher.
EITGS.The market was strong for strictly
being cleaned up. We quote: Store and
Ranch Eggs 'as is" 159l1c Candled, fair TO
good, lS@20c choice, 2l@22c strictly fresh
laid. mixed sizes, 23@24c; selected large
sized and strictly fresh laid, 25020c; Eastern,
1I@l sc for las is" 10000 for Candled and
21@22c tor well-known packs.
VEGETABLES.
Receipts-Potatoes, 2,29O sacks: Onions,
164 sacks.
Summer Squash continues demoralized
Green Corn was in heavy receipts. This after
noon there were liberal supplies remaining on
the sidewalk. Egg Plants were steady. Garlic
IS hard to sell. We quote: Green Peppers,
Chiles, 5O@G5c = box; Bell Peppers, 75c@
81 25; Egg Plant, 81 5O@1 IS for large
boxes; Cucum berS, MaryS lie ana Nacaviile
.@5Oc e box; Bay, 5O@75u u box; for pick
ing, IOGS0c p box; String Beans, 2Gg4c q tb;
very tender, slightly higher; Summer squash,
15G20c; Tomatoes, 5U@G5c, small boxes, from
Nacaville, and 81 1902 80 less on the wharf
for River; 'reen Peas, 50015C q SACK tender
and sweet ii at 2Gg2 &c e 10; Dry Peppers, LOG
lie; Cabbage, iO05Oc q Gil; Feed Carrots
SOC; Turnips, 50Gs sc; Beets, 81; Parsnips
81 20; Garlic, ! @3c q ID; Green Corn, ,5U@65c z
sack for Sweet in small boxes. SI@l 25 T.
crate for Bay Sweet; Green Okra S@lOc F8 10
ONIONS-The market IS quoted follows:
Red JOG z5c: olYerslins, 4Og5Oc. The de
mand was slow.
POTATOES-Th market was very weak
to-day owing to heavy receipts, stocks
accumuiating aud buyers being otfish
We quote as follows on the wharf
BurbankS In sacks, 60@75c; in boxes 65c@
81; Peerless, 50Q75c; Garnet Chile, 65@SOc;
Early Rose in sacks 50@7Oc; in boxes, 65c
@Sl.
FRUIT.
Receipts of Apricots were lighter to-day, but
there was lighter demand, which caused lower
prices TO rule. Crawford Peaches came in
heavily and prices broke badly. The Gamers
were well stocked to-day, and as their con
tract fruit is beginning to come in more freely
they appear 10 be better masters OF the situa-
ton. From the stores sales continue to be
made in Joobing way at an advance on our
quo ationG- Soft Fruits of ali kinds are weak
Owing to smallpox at Victoria, b. c., ship
ments cannot be made there, which
cuts Off quite a large demand marke
Saturday will be a shipping day
on the wharf sales were made at the following
prices: Apricots, 112@2c 2 ID; 100000 in
good to choice, S1@1 25 q 4O-f5 box; Dear
born Seedlings, 7ocGS1 10; Plums, 60c@S5c
in boxes, 5OG70c IN baskets; Peaches, Craw-
fords, 4C@6Oc in baskets, 100000 in boxes;
HaIe's Early, 45665c in baskets, 45@65c in
boxes; Apples. Bell Flower, 75c@S1 10; Red
Astrachan, 9Oco 81 20. From store sales were
made as follows: Apricots, 50965c p box,
11a@2c z ID to Gamers, 2@24c to the
trade; Peaches, Crawtords, 4O@60c; Hale's
Early, 40@65c; Apples, 75c6S1 25; Prunes
Tragedy, 75c@Sli German, 75c@Sli Pears,
in 4O-b boxes, Bartlett, cuils, 50G75c;
choice, 95c@SI 25; Dearborn Seedlings, fair to
choice, 7Oc@S1; Raspberries, 81 5O@6; Black
berries, S3@5; Strawberries, $500 for
Sharpless ana STGS for LOngworth; Grapes,
Watermelons, S12@1S p 100; CantalOupes,
81 5094 2 crate; Figs, Black, 81 1902 25;
White, 75c@S1; Nectarines, 50c@S1; Plums,
Peach, 75c@S1; Duane's, Purple, 100000;
Washington, 659S5c
For Dried Fruit of the 1892 pack, a large
inquiry has developed the past week causing
ricots are now quoted at 1O@13c f. o. b. in
sacks; the four sizes of Prunes at 99lOc;
Peaches at S@1Oc for bleached unpeeled.
Raisins in the sweat are, as a rule quoted at
around 412c, although some growers name a
higher figure. More care will be exercised in
selected, curing and packing this season.
Lines are quoted at 50 50@3 per box for
old stock, and SO 50@4 for new. Lemons
and Oranges are unchanged
POULTRY.
The market was slow and very heavy for
poor and scrubby stock, but strong for large
and rat. Young Pigeons sell at 81 25@1 IS;
Hens, S6@S . uoz. Old boosters, S6@7 90;
Young BOOSTERS, S5@7 so; broilers, large,
SO 5o@5; small, S2@3 so; fryers, 81 5O@
8; bucks, S4@5; Pekin and other large
kinds, 50 5O97 so; Geese, young, 81 25@
! so z pair; Turkeys, 16@1Sc p b for Hens:
15@2Oc for Gobblers.
LIVE STOCK.
We quote slaughterers' wholesale prices as
follows:
BEEF-Extra prime, $1,000 p B; steers,
first quality, 5@5 554e; second, 4159424c; third,
CALFES--41a@51ac 2 ID for heavy range;
light do 6@1c.
HAMILTON 9@91ac p h.
MUTToN-Wethers, S@81ac p ID; Ewes, X
PoRK-Hogs on foot, hard, granted, heavy
average, 5@5Ac 2 ID; medium, 52g@51ac;
ers. 85g@85gc; stock, g. ts@32sc.
BEANS.
The market was steady to-day. We
quote as follows: Pea, 50 45@2 90 n ctl;
Pink, s. 5O42 90; Bayo, So 5On2 rs: Small
White, 81 1902 40; Large, do, So 25@2 80;
Butter, nominal; Red, S2 5O@2 50; Lima,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Honey is strong under moderate re-
ceipts and fair inquiry. The market is
quoted rs follows: White comb. 2-fbs, sG11c;
I'm, I0@l3c; white extracted, 61z@7c: amber,
5llG6c.
Hog product continues strong with a
good demand ruling. We quote as fol-
13A9131ac; California Smoked Bacon, Ii
@1114c Ior heavy ana medium, 1215
@13hc for light, and 1314G14c for ex-
ira light; Bacon sides. 1034a11c; Eastern
Sugar-cured Hams for city trade. 14@1415c:
California Hams salt. 129 216c p ID: refrigera-
tor-cured, 1391314c: Lard, tiefces, Eastern, all
kinds, 99514c; cases, 1019@11c; California,
tierces, 9q 914c; half fbbls 91a9954c; tins, 1O4c;
pals, O-tD 1015c: do, 5-t, 10l5c; kegs GIG.
10l4c p 10: Mess Beef, 81 509S; Extra Mess
do SS 5000; Family do. SIl 5U6l2; Clear
Pork, SIS 50G20; Extra Prime. $15@l5 so;
Extra Clear, S20G2O 90; Mess, S1z 5o@1S p
bbl; Pig Pork, q keg, S3@3 25; Pigs Feet,
S12912 20 = bbl; Smoked Beef, 111I@12 &c
= ID.
The Wool market is essentially unchanged,
although dealers report: it a shade lover.
Lamb and Fall Wools are coming in. but
prices are not established yet. Spring
Wool is quoted as follows: Southern and
san Joaquin, years clips, 11@I2l.c p b;
do, seven months, 12@l5c p n; Foothill,
15a1Sc; choice Northern. 10000; Hum boidt
and Mendocino, 2o@22c; Nevada, 15@17c p
10; Eastern Oregon, 13917c; Valley Oregon,
1S@22c q n.
Beeswax is quoted at 25@2Sc.
Old crop Nuts are reported as follows: Wal
- IN.
Hardshell Almonds, 1O159I1c z 70; paper
shell. 12913c; Chile Walnuts, S@9c: Peanuts.
2jZ93c Tor domestic; Hickory Nuts, 1@Sc:
Pecans, l115Gl3c for small and 5@ 6c 1oT
large; FilberTs, 11@12c Brazil Nuts, 615@Sc:
Cocoanuts, 81 4 loo.
Hides and PeIrs are quoted as follows
Heavy salted steers, T@714c 2 n; medium, &c;
L-..-I L..II -c. dry EI-eS LIsLl.l selactInr ac: