The record-union., 1892-08-29

BUTTER-Dealers report slightly higher
prices for Gilt-edged Butter. 1t Is said that
3oc is the objective figure to be reached, but
those IN position to know say there is too
much Butter stored away 10 admit OF any de-
clded advance. The market is quoted as fol-
lows: Poor to fair, 17@19c; good to choice,
20@24c; gilt-edged Dairy, 25c; good to gilt
edged eS i Creamery, 5I 23@27c p II.
CHEESE-The market was steady. We
quote: skim, 5@6c; Cream, gilt-edge, new,
milo, 1OQ11c; good to choice, 8@919c: fair to
good. 722@sc; Young America, 1O@11Ic;
boxed, slightly higher; Eastern, 12@14c p b.
EGGS-The market was firm but no higher
1or Inc more choice fresh-iaid and irregular
1or all below. We quote: store and Ranch
Eggs, shaky, 12@13c; ',as is" 15@17c; Can
strictly fresh-laid, mixed sizes. 2S@29c; Sc
iected, arge-sized and strictly fresh-laid, white
In coIor, 3o@31c; Eastern, 14@16 sc tor ''as is"
1SS92lc for Candled, and 22@24c q dozen for
Well-known packs.
Vegetables.
o-a -Kaecelpts-Potatoes. 4,721 sacks; Onions,
Cucumbers and Summer Squash were
firmer. Lima Beans and Tomatoes were hard
10 sell. On the wharf the latter sold at 109
25c, p box. Green Corn moved off more
freely, as did other garden truck, but at un-
changed prices. We quote as follows: Green
Peppers, ChileS. 15ag3Oc p box;- Bell Peppers,
20@35c; Egg Plant, 40955c Tor large boxes;
25@4oc; tomatoes, i5a35c for River; Dry
Peppers, loo lie; Cabbage. 45@55c p ctl; Feed
( Carrots, SOC; rurnIps, T5c; Beets, 5c; Pars-
nips, 81; Garlic, = p 10; Green Corn, 20@5Oc
p sack or box; Green Okra, 3O@l5c . box;
Lima Beans, 1@2c p II. Poor vegetables self
for less money than quoted and very choice at
an advance on outside figures.
ONIONS-Sales were made on the wharf at
the following prices: Silverskins, 30@45c.
POTATOES-The market was barely steady.
We quote a follows on the wharf River
Burbanks, in sacks, 4o@65c; Early Rose in
sacks, 40G50c. Alameda and Salinas Pota-
toes sold as follows: Burbanks, 65c@s1;
Poor sell for less money than the lower quota
tlons and very choice at an advance on the
outside quotations.
Fruit.
! The market was fairly active to-day with
| the market cleaned up quite early and in
good shape fUr next week. Fewer culls and
! rejects were offering. On the wharf sales were
made at the following prices: Fears Bart
/ let's, cullS, 40g &c; good TO choice, 90c@
81 20 . box, with a Jew sales Of lerg choice
! slightly higher; Plums, white, l1z@2c 2 b;
colored, JIG &c; Prunes 1@l1a ? 10; reaches,
! Door, 3O@Iuc y basket; good 10 cnOice. 500
! Zoe; Apples, 40G95Oc; choice, S0cGS1; Cinla-
! ioupes, 3Og75c e crate; Nuunegs, 1O@2 25c q
/ box. From store sales were made as follows:
/ teaches, 0L @SOc p basket; Mountain Peaches,
/ S5cGS1; Damson Piums. - q box; Apples,
/ poor 10 gGou, BOO &C; choice to extra choice,
! SOc@s1 %; trunes, Hungarian, 25@45c;
/ German, 4O@55c; Peas, BlrJlest culls, = i q
I soc; cfrOice, 90c@61 %; Slack berries S3G24;
! haspbeITies, SOC =; Strawberries, $500 30
for SbarpIesS and - Tor Longwortn; Grapes,
| white Sc @55c; Black, 35@1Oc; Muscats,
20 @S1; losays. 5Oc@ Il; WateriLe,ons, 50
! q IL; CJntatGuFeS, &c q crate; Nutmegs,
| 2C94Uc = box; tigs, bacl, 5O@75c z box;
hltc, e; Nectarine., { for white; req,
| 6C@S5c p box; plums. 81 @5Oc, no choice;
J CrabaPpies, 1905 q box; HucElcberTies,
! 4@6c y ID: ounces. 45mG5c.
Gamers paid 2@5c q ID for both Cling and
| trCestone Peaches. poor Fruit sells at a less
| figure than the lowest prices quoted while
extra choice sells higher than the highest
CITRUS FRUITS-Lemons, California, $50
/ 6 y box; Sicily, S7@6 p box: Mexican Lines,
Dried Fruit.
The market IS strongand active. Plums are
J higher We quote as follows; Apples-1S92
4 t-San-dried: rs, common, 21% $40; Go,
prime, 31{@4c; do, choice, 4d415:; 90 sliced
| common, 35401c; CO, prime, .@41$c; do,
! choice, lI2,9o14c: eTapO"ated, UIeaCnei, ring
5O-b boxes, 612c 7c; ApricOts-l s92-Sun-
! dried, unbleached, common, IA sc; do, prime,
! CO. do, choice, SL@9hc; 90, bIeached,
prime, 12c; do, choice, 13c; do, fancy, 14c;
evap grated, choice, in boxes, &c; 10 fancy,
/ 15c; Figs -1S32-Sun-dIiei black 41Ifa Sc:
! Grapes-l -lS92-Sun-dried, stemlosS, 31sc; do
unstemmed, 11a@2c; Peaches-1 S92-Sun-
dried, Unpee:ed, common. beached, SC; do,
prime, loc; do, choice, ll1@c; do, fancy, / &c;
eyaporated, unpeeled, choice, IL &c; do, fancy
13c; evapOra ed, peeled, in boxes, choice
! 17}2c; do, fancy, *Cc Pears-1 S92-Sun-dried
quarters, &c; 10, sliced, 4@5c: evaporated
Sliced. in boxes, rose; do, ring, 4al0c; PiumS
/ -1S92-Pitfec, Sun-dried, S9Jc; Prunes-
1S92-Californta French, ungraded, 71aa Sc;
UO- RTduGu, OO Ip 1tU, St9tZtJC, 90, Az TO 60,
11@12c; fancy sell for more money; Raisins
/ 1092-LOndOn Layers, cluster. 81 9O@2 y
box; do, choicest, 81 60@1 70: do, prime,
! 81 3O@1 45 Z box; Loose Muscatels, choice.
! 81 25@1 80; unstemmed Muscatels in sacks
! 49514c p 10; halves, quarters and eighths
! 25c, 6Oc and 70c higher, respective, than
whole boxes.
Poultry.
The market was overstocked with young
! Poultry and Hens bQt old BOOSTERS are
firm. a coop of Eastern is still on the mar
! ket and another is due next week. We quote:
| Hens, S6@7 p doz; Old BOOSTERS. S7@S;
! Young Roostefs, s5 50@7; broilerS, large
$3@4 25; small, S2@3: fryers "a 25@
| 5 %; Ducks. $4@l5; Pekfn and other large
kinds, So 1906 So; Geese. 81 7502 25 =
pair; Turkeys, 1S6Seoc p 10 for Hens, 902Ic
for Gobblers; Young Turkeys, 20022c. Poor
stock sells at lower prices quoted and very
choice and fat sell higher than the quoted
! prices
| = Live Stock.
! The markets. quoted as follows:
I bEEF-Extra prime, 5H@-c p n; Steers
/ first quality 415G@c; second. 41[6-c:
! third, 314G--c: Cows aud Heifers, 31%94c
| CALN NfsS-414(D4szc q 10 for heavy range:
! light do, 51496c; derry fed, 514@61ac.
/ MUTIoN-WeEhers, 61z97 q b: Ewes, 60
! &c.
/ fPORK-Hogs on foot. hard, grain-fed. heavy
/ average, 5@5Ee p p: medium. 51I9@52sc;
| light average, 5RS53ScI soft, 474@ re; iced
| ers, 35s@3lsc; stock, 3as@359c.