The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-08-20

Europe, with the quantities afioat for the
United Kingdom and Continent on the dates
named;
August 1, August /,
Afioat for Bushels Bushels.
United Kingdom. 100000 100000
SontlnenJ.................-. Z,o5E,OO0 2OOO0.OOO
Orders...................... 100000 100000
Total 24,l52, 900 88,0oo.ooo
In store IN
United Kingdom. 26, 100000 10000. 900
france..-...... ...........11 100000 10,0o0,0O0
Belgium, Germany
and Honand.......... 100000 100000
Russia......-............- 100000 100000
Total E'r'p'n supply "a, esq., 900 78,oo0.oOO
CEREALS.
Receipts - Flour, 1856 barrels; Wheat,
Toe, 1925 centals; Barley, 80. 6S4 centaIs; Corn,
WHEAT = The market was firmer with an
advance bid by exporters The attempt to
break the market has failed for the present.
Buyers pay IN the country an advance on
quotations furnished in this city. Buyers
quote as follows: For Port Costa or along
side delivery the market is quoted as fol-
good; choice 10 giltedged, 81 371I@1 DO;
milling, 81 3s1I@1 AZ for fair to good;
81 1901 ~ for choice to gilt-edged. Hold
CrS ask higher prices than the above.
BARLEI-The market was quiet but firm.
There were fewer samples offered. The mar
ket Is quoted as follows: Feed, poor, S614@
$3.50; fair 90 GOOD, 90093l4c; choice TO extra
choice, 95@971lc: Brewing S1a1 O7%
OATS-The market was firm, with some
sellers claiming that for special purposes a
slight advance was obtainable. The market is
quoted as follows: Feed, 81 25(9l 80 Tor COM
anon; 81 35@1 40 Tor fair TO good; 81 as for
choice to extra choice; 81 80 for git-edged;
C6RN-The market was quiet but steady
tor Yellow, but firm for White, under an in
quiry for shipments TO Mexico. We quote as
follows: Yellow, large, 81 2715Gl 80; small
81 321z@1 50; White. 81 36a@l Az.
RYE-The market was steady at 81 goo
On call to-day there was very little, if any,
retail business. The Jew sales recorded were
washed or cross orders, made lower, So as
10 enable buyers country agents TO get actual
grain at lower prices.
Wheat-M orning-ReguIar. Buyer Deem
ber-2oo tons, 81 40; 100, 81 4o1l; 200.
Regulars session. Buyer December-2 90 tons,
81 80; 400,SI 3934. Seller 1S92-6OO tons
81 3?14; 200, 81 35l5; 800 81 80 p ell.
Bariey--Regular. December-1OO tons, 97c:
200, 961%c p ctl. seller 1892. new-4OO
tons, 9l@4c; 800, 9l5sc 2 ell. Buyer Deem
ber-10o IONS, 971sc; 100, 9714c; 200, &c
Afternoon-Wheat-B December-1oo
ions, 81 1895; 1000, 81 39R 2 ctI. Seller
1S92--3oO tons, 81 341a, 100, 81 343s u ell
961c; 1900, 500 2 ctl. Seller S32, new
1900 tons, 9I3sc; 100, 91a4c 2 ctl. No. /
Brewing-Seller1S 1892, new-1o0 ions, 81 O11a
q ctl.
EASTERN AND FOREIGN.
NEW YORK, August 18th.
Wheat-S2c for September, S3c for Octo-
Der and $3.50 for December.
wheat-76c for September and 7s59c Tor
December.
LIVERPOOL, August 18th.
Wheat-Quiet but steady. California spot
lots, 6s Tod; of coast, 34s; just shipped,
34s Sd; nearly due, 34s; cargoes Oft coast,
quiet but steady; on passage, steadier; Mark
Lane Wheat, very quiet weather in England,
local thunderstormS prevalent.
FEEDsTUFF.
Receipts-Bran, 1.15O sacks; Middlings,
$50 sacks; Hay, 500 tons; Straw, 80 tons.
The Ground Feed market was IairIy active.
It is claimed that the demand will gradually
enlarge owing to decreasing pasture The mar
keI is quoted as follows: Bran, S16@17 p ton;
Middlings, $40 50@2l; Rolled Barley, $50 so
@22; Feed Meal, S2S@29; Cracked Corn,
sTRAW-The marketi is quotable at 400 soc
= bale.
HAY-rThe market was quiet with no par
ticular change to note. The market is quoted
as follows: Clover, SS@10; Alfalfa, S7@9;
Wheat, Ss@12 So Wheat and Oat, S7@11;
Barley, S699; Dat, $500 so p ton.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Receipts-Butter sos ctls; Cheese, $50 ctls:
Eggs 4, 800 dozen.
E.BUTTER-The market was weak at the
lower quotations owing to heavy receipts
from coast ports, which aggregated over So
600 pounds in boxes. The market is quoted
as follows: Poor to fair, l7@19c: good to
choice, 2O@22c gilt-edged Dairy, CSC; choice
TO gilt-edged Creamery, 23@25c p ID.
CHEESE-The market was steady. We
quote: skim, 5@6c; Cream, gllt-edge, new
mild, 912@1 Zoe; good TO choice, e@9c; fair to
good, 7i2@Sc; Young America, 90 DC, boxed,
slightly higher; Eastern, 12@14c 2 b.
EGGS = Inc market was fairly firm for
strictly tresh-laid from nearby points but
poor to good were slow and irregular We
QUO e as follows: Store and Ranch Eggs, Shaky,
12@13c; ''aS is" 15@l7c; Candied, fair to
good, 1S@22e; choice, $50 sc; strictly fresh
laid, mixed sizes, 26G29c; selected large-sized
and strictly fresh-aid, white in color. soc;
Eastern. I4@16c ''as is" lS@21c for Can
oled, and 22924c 2 dozen for well-known
packs.
Receipts-Potatoes, 6,546 sacks; Onions,
The market was irregular and more O. less
accurate quotations. We quote as fol-
lows: Green Peppers. Chies, 15@30c q
soc for large boxes; Cucumbers, 10000 .
box: Summer Squash, 45@55c; Tomatoes, l 3
@35c for River: Dry Peppers, 10@11c; Cab
bage, 100000 = ctl; Feed Carrots, soc; Tur-
17i9s sc. Beets. 75c; Parsnips, 81: Garlic.
l@3c = n: Green Corn, 1O@30c 2 sack and
box: Green Ohra, 35@55c 2 box; LIms Beans,
1t%G &c q n. Poor vegetables sell Iorl less money
than quoted and very choice at an advance on
outside figures.
the following prices: SilverSkins, 35tG5Oc.
POTATOES-The market was weak and in
buyers fsvcr, owing 10 very light local
demand, owing to hot weather. We quote
as follows on the wharf: River BurbankS, IN
sacks, 10000: Early Rose, in sacks, 40@5oc.
Alameda and Salinas Potatoes sold as follows:
1urbanks, T5J@SI; Garnet Chile, 5C@7oc;
Peerless, 55@70c. Poor sell for less
money than the lower quotations, and very
choice at an advance on the outside quota
TONS
Sweet Potatoes were quoted at J. a@21@e p 10.
FRUIT.
The market was, if anything. in a worse con-
0lton lnan ever, particularly for Bartlett
Pears. While sales were made at fairly good
figures on the wharf, Gamers bought nom
store ut 50 to 40 cents per box. and then only
took that which would not ripen too quick.
Gamers have more hands at work than ever
before, yet they are not able to keep up to de-
liveTies. The market was very Irregular and
hard 10 quote. Melons we're strong but Can
taioupes were weaS. On the wharf sales. were
made at the following prices: Pears, Bartletts
culls, 3O@30c; choice 10 extra, 65cd so = box:
PluIns, 29@50c; Peaches. poor, 25035c Is
basket; goOG, 100000; Apples, 35670c
choice, 9GcGSl, From store sales were
made as follows: Peaches, 1O@50c 3 basket:
DaBlson Plums, 30@40c = box; Pranes
Hungarian, 35N50c; German, 1905 &c:
Fears. Bartlett, loo 35c; BIackberries, S3ta4
Raspberries, S5GS; Strawberries, $3@4 so
for Sharpess and - for IongwoTth; Cranes
White 40G70c; Blaca 10000 Mus ats
ROm75c; Tokays, 6CcGSI; Watermeious
SHOALS = 100; Cantaoupes. 75c9S1 90 y
crate: Nutmegs, 40GG0c , box; Figs. Black
SOcRS1 20 r box; White, 4o@60c; Nee
tarines. - for White; Red, - r box;
Ilulfis 20a soc. M choice; Crahar3Jies, 55G
coo 4 BOX; uuckIchcFries. 30. c i 10.