The record-union., 1892-06-24

celptS and a good demand To-day on the
the wharf a lot of extra fine Burbank Seed
nnss was auctioned OF at 15Sc p ID. The fol-
rowing are the ranges for sales made on the
wharf: Early Rose, 50@S0c in sacks and
66oc@S1 in boxes; Garnet Chiles, SOC 75c;
Feerless, 60QS0 in sacks and 65G1S in boxes;
Burbank Seedlings. 65@S5o in sacks and Csc
@S1 20 in boxes.
FRUIT.
Owing to the difficulty mo account is kept of
the various kinds of getting correct receipts
or fruit by boats we VIII not give them In
future.
Cherries are going out, which causes a
strong market. Currants were higher. Other
fruits sold at yesterdays prices. on the wharf
Apples sold at S1m1 % 4 box for Red AS
trachan; Pears S1@l 20 for large sized boxes;
Peaches al 4O@6oc; Apficots at 25@50c, and
Blackbarfies at S497 q chest Gamers dry
ers and shippers have been contracting quite
freely for Apricots at 114@1 &c p box; Teaches
at 114@2c: Bartlett Pears at 15(02c; Plums,
l9l12c. French PruneS nave been contracted
at from 11a@1$zc in the orchard. Gamers
bought Cherries the past week at the follow
ing figures: Black, 10 nc {, box; White, SO
following quotations are given: Apples, 80
(9oOc for small boxes, 75cCGS1 for large boxes;
choice Astrachan, 81 25@l so p box; Peaches,
25@65c 2 box; Cherry PluIns. 4OG55c q
drawer; Apricots, 30@G5c > box; Carrants,
81 o0g6 Fchest; GooSeberries, 3@6c p 10; Cher
ries, Goa soc q box for Black and 7OI@9Oc for
Royal Anne; Strawberries, S11@14 p chest
for Longworths and S6@S for Sharpless;
Pears, soc for small boxes; Blackberries, seq
! 2 chest; Raspberries, $500.
Citrus Fruits are dull. We quote as fol-
lows: Oranges-Riverside Navels, 81 500
90 p box; Riverside Seedlings, 75c@S1 so;
Los Angeles Navels. 81 25@2; Los Angeles
Seedlings, 50c@S1 50. Lemons Santa Bar
bara, S2@y3 80 q case; Riverside, 81 5O03;
sicily, So 5000. Lines Mexican, S4@5 SO
= case.
We are informed that in Napa County they
are bidding S17@17 so = ton for Zinfandel
Grapes; in the southern counties they are
bidding from $40 TO $12 p ton for wine
grapes.
New crop dried Apricots are offered on the
New York market for shipment next month
at 932@101ac delivered. The quality is not
given. The general feeling is that the market
ior all Kinds OF new crop dried fruits will open
higher TINS year than it did last year. The
quality Will average better.
POULTRY.
The market continued demoralized the past
week for Hens, BOOSTERS ana Chickens. al
though toward the close large-sized and fat
receipts OF Eastern, Californian and Oregon
did the business. We quote the market as
follows: Hens So 5o@6 so; old BOOSTERS,
50 20@6 80; Young BOOSTERS, S7@9; Broilers,
small 30 25@3 80; large, SO 50@4 so; Fry
erS, 81 1906; Ducks, S4@5, large-sized COM
mand slightly more; Turkeys, l6Ql715c q b
for Hens; 15@19c for GoDblers; Geese, 81 20
81 70 p pair.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wool has moved off quite steadily. The
only drawback 10 more active trading is the
scarcity of desirable clips. The East reports a
line market, but prices are no higher. Spring
Wool is quoted as follows; Southern and San
Joaquin, years clips, 1191215c r 10; 90 seven
montns', 12@15c 2 ID; Foothill, 15@18c;
Mendocino, 20@22c; Nevada, 15@17c p b.;
Eastern Oregon, 13@17c; Valley Oregon, $50
22c p 10.
New Honey is coming in sparingly. Fair to
good new comb, 1072c; choice, la 12c; light
new amber extracted, SIC p 10. We quote old
Honey as follows: Extracted, 5@6c p 10 for
amber and 61a@6$4c for bright. Comb is
quoted at 10@13c for white in lib frames and
S@l0c in 2-tD frames.
Beeswax IS quoted at 25@28c.
Oldcrop Nuts equoted as follows: Walnuts
4@6c z ID; papershetldo, 7dS p ID; Hardsheli
Almonds, 101aQ11c p 10; papershell, 12G13c;
Chile Walnuts, 699c; Peanuts, 215@53c for DO
nestle; Hickory Nuts, 7@Sc; Pecans, l115@
BE for small and 150l6c for large tilberts
11g12e; Brazil Nuts, 61a@Sc; Cocoanuts, 81
p 100.
For 1892 Hops buyers are quiet and grow
erS are slow in Offering to contract below zoe
More business Is doing in Hams and Bacon
but this usually obtains at this season of the
year. Hog products are firm, but Beef is
weak. Eastern Covered Breakfast Bacon
1214@13c; California Smoked Bacon, 1920
1OAc for heavy ana medium, 12@l3c for
light, and 1314G131c for extra light; Bacon
Sides 1OA@lO4c; Eastern Sugared-cured
Hams for city trade. 131S@14c; California
Hams, salt, 1l1a912c p 10; refrigerator-cured
1219@1254c; Lard, tierces, Eastern, all kinds
$4,000; cases, 1O1491O34c; California tiercas
954@9c; half-bbls, 94@914c;, tins, 1oc pals,
ID; Mess Beef, 81 5o@5; Extra Ness, do.
So 5000; Family do, S11 5C@I2; Clear
Pork, SO 5000; Extra Prime, S15@15 so;
Extra Clear, $4,000 80; Mess, S17 5O@1S D
Dbl; Pig Pork, p key, 1903 25; Pigs Feet.
S12@12 20 q Dbl; Smoked Beef, 111a@12c
Hides and Pc is are quoted as follows
Heavy sailed Steers, 7@zAc; medium, &c .
10; light, 4@412c; Cowhides, pc; salted Kip,
&C; sailed, Calf, &c; dry Hides, usual seleec,,
Goatskins, 3o@50c each; Kids, 5@1oc; Deer
skins, good summer, 3755c; medium, 3O@
327ac; winter, 2o@25c; sheepskins, shear
lings, 10@25c; short wool, 40@7 oc; medium,
of all kinds about &c less.
There is a light cal for Tallow at the follow
ing quotations.: No. i, rendered, 49414c; No.
2, 3A@31ac; refined, 6@D614c p ID.
LIVE STOCK.
Bulocks are weak. Mutton Sheep are very
firm. Hogs are higher, and Calves are barely
steady. The market is quoted as follows:
BEEF-Steers, first quality, 59519c p ID;
second, 47a@oc; third, 4@472c; Cows, $40
GALvEs-5@5 SIC . II for heavy range: light
do, 6@7c; dairy. 6@7c.
LAMB-Spring, S(4S15c p ID.
MUTToN-From 7@77ac p u for wethers;
PORTFOLIOS, on foot, hard, grain fed. heavy
average, 434615c = 10; medium, &c: light
average, 51495a5c; soft, 414@415c, feeders, 81
@354c; stock, 314@379c.
Merchandise Market.
BAGS-The market is weak. We quote as
follows: Hand-sewed, standard size. 7@7Lc
RO0MS-SpiraI Brace, So 80 for No. /,
So 20 for No. =, and So for No. ) and Ladies'
Delight; Patent Brass Cap eastern BRUSH,
81 70, "a 90 and 81 25 respectively for Nos
], 2 and s., Patent Tin Lock, 81, So 70 and
So 80 for the three numbers; Mill and Stable
ash handles. 81 SO and S4 for the two nun,
bers; Ship, So; galvanized bands soc p dozen
extra; Wisp and Toy Brooms, $2@2 25.
CANDLES-The product of the local Candle
factories is quoted as follows: San Francisco
Crystal Wax, I4c for 10 OF, and lie for IA
OF; Stearic Acid, IA o., lie; Star, Ia OF, &c;
Eureka. II OF. Toe; Eagle 2 ol,S1zc; Mission
Solar sperm, A OF, &c; do OF, lac; Ada
mantine, IL OF, lie; Eastern brands vary
from &c to 1754c; Sperm, 25c; Parafine, 11@
CANNED GOODS-LocaIc Gamers quote job
bling lots as follows: Apricots, 81 so: Plums,
81 20; Pears, 81 60; Peaches. 81 go; Cherries
81 80 for Black and SO 5 for White; Grapes.
81 25; Ounces, 81 so: Blackberries, 81 So,
Tomatoes, S0995c,
CANNED sALMoN-Alaslxa, 81 1917 for
King, 81 o711a tor Red ana 81 0215 for Silver;
british Columbia, 81 1901 5 for tails and
81 371a to 81 4212 for flats; Columbia River
II 3O@1 30 for tails and 81 1901 so for
CEMENT, PLASTER AND LIAIE-Jobbing
rates for the above goods are as follows: Santa
Cruz Lime, > so; Portland Cement So rs
to So; Rosendale DO, So 1902 20; Newburg
istatSi, L+aStctI, 20 % 10 titSIlIR, 90.
Golden Gate Plaster, SO $500 SO; Marble
Dust, Newburg, So %; Fire Clay. English,
50, do, American, So so; Brick Dust, So so
2 Dbl.
CHICoRY-C California, $1,000; German,
GTGARs-Jobbing rates for California-made
are as follows: Seed. Sl6d40; seed and
Hayana, S40@75; Clear Havana, $6o@l25
q NJ.
sCoAL-Puget sound Goals are quoted from
ship at S6g7; Coos Bay, So so: Southfield
British Columbial, SIS; Wellington british
Columbia), IS. We quote as follows:
Prices to Arrive. Spot Rate.
Australian, ID ton............S6 co 81 70
Liverpool ..............,.......... g % Is 90
Vest Hartley. 90 so
Scotch pflnt.................... 6 so 6 60