The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-08-12

L.
: 4 961a; 500, 81 363s. Buyer december
100 tons, 81 42<; 700, 81 49,. September
SIoO tons, 81 3774; 100, 81 3711S. Buyer
Buyer August-2OO tons, 81 81 p ctl
Bdrley-Reguiar session. Seller 1S92-6O0
tons, 93c; 100. 9314c; 700, $3.50. December
doo IONS, 9S14c; 500, 9Sl4c; 200, $3.50; 100,
9S1ac., No. 2 Brewing, seller 1S92-1oo tons,
Afternoon-Wheat. Buyer December-2oo
IONS, 91 42A. Buyer December. Stockton
2qo tons, 81 Al; 100, 81 441s p ctl.
Barley-SelIer 1892, new-20o tons, 9315c
tons, $3.50 . ctI.
EASTERN AND FOREIGN.
New YORK, August 18th.
Wheat-S4c for August S415c Tor Septem-
Der and $500 for December.
Sugar-Cuban Centrifugal, SIC.
draln !, tFreights-New York 10 Liverpool by
CHICAGO, August 18th.
cember.
LIVERPOOL, August 18th.
Wneat-CluieJ but steady. California spot
lots, IS; of coast, 34s Sd; just shipped, 34s cd;
nearly due, 34s Cd; cargoes of coast and on
passage. quiet; weather in England, fine
FEEDsTUFF.
Receipts Bran, 955 sacks: Middlings,
3z1 sacks; Hay, 672 tons; Straw, 40 tons.
There was a fair inquiry for Roll Barley for
shipping. The market for all kinds was
quiet but steady. The market is quoted
DIS lOlIONSs bran, SIG 0UGJ1I 90 II Ton.
Middlings. SO 5o@21; Rolled Barley, S21@
S29G3O.
srRAW-The market is quotablea at 4o@5oc
HAY-The market was lower to-day for
Barley and Oat and poor grades of Wheat
and heat and cat, but firm for
choice grades The market is quoted as
follows: Clover. 5000; Alfalfa, S7@9;
Wheat, SS@12 so; Wheat and Cat, $40
II; Barley, S7@9; Dat, $3.50 90 2 ton.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Receipts-Butter, 21O ctls; Cheese, 95 cts;
BUTrkR-Ihe market was irregular. Some
very choice roll was bought to-day at 2212c,
and gllt-edged at 25c, while for squares and
creamery Of the same grade 25G2 nc was
asked The market is quoted as follows:
Poor TO fair, 1T@19c; good to choice, 200
23c; giltedged dairy, 24@25c; choice to
gllt--edged creamery, 2502779c.
CHEESE - The market was steady. We
quote: Skim, 596c; Cream, gilt-edged, new
mild, 91aG10c; good TO choice, S@9c; fair to
good, 100 SC; Young America. 9@1Oc, boxed,
slightly higher; Eastern, 12@14c.
EGGS = me market was Irregular, while
some reported strictly choice freshlaid
strong, Others again said they were top
heavy. The market was fairly well
Store and Ranch Eggs, shaky, 1901 Sc;
''as is" 15017c; Candled fair to good,
16g22c; choice, 23@25c; strictly fresh
laid, mixed sizes, 2S@29c; selected large-sized
and strictly mesh-laid white in Color soc:
Eastern, 14@i6c 'as is" 17@2Oc for Can
died, and 2l922c for well-known packs.
VEGETABLES.
Receipts-Potatoes, 2,643 sacks; onions.
Summer Squash sold higher under light re-
ceipts, but Corn, Tomatoes, Peppers and
Egg Plants were lower The demand
from up north is about over for this season.
We quote as follows: Green Peppers, ChileS.
20@35c q box: Bell Peppers, 4O@5Oe;
Egg Plant, 40G65c for large boxes; Cucum-
1AaFg- = L,
l5@25c Tomatoes, 75c9S1 for Rivers;
Dry Peppers, 1O@11c; Cabbage, 6O@9Oc q
ctl; Feed Carrots, SOC; TurnIps, 75c Beets,
75c; Parsnips, 81; Garlic, 1@3c - h. Green
Corn, 100000 . sack for Berkeley; 1U@l5c p
doz for Alameda; Green Okra, 50c@S1 z
box; Lima Beans, 4@6c q 10. Eoor we've
tables sell for less money than quoted and
very choice at an advance on outside figures.
ONIONS - The market was unchanged.
Sales were made on the wharf at the follow
ing prices: Red, 15@25c; Silverskins, 400
POTAToES-The market clears up daily
on choice but poor hang. For choice
good keepers there was good southern
demand We quote as follows on the
wharf: Burbanfs in sacks, 6Oc@S1 10:
Peerless, 6O@75c; Garnet Chile, $780, Sc
Early Rose in sacks, $4,000. Poor sell foI
less money than the lower quotations. and
very choice at an advance on The outside
quotations.
Sweet Potatoes were quoted at 11a@215c = 70
FRUIT.
The river boat came in late and conse
quently the consignments sold for less money
than we quote. From store there was a
good demand, owing to the late hour al
which the boat arrived. On the wharf
safes were made at the following
prices: Apricots, 2@3c q u; 5O@75c in
boxes; Pears, Bartlett, culls, 50t9S5c: good
to choice S1@1 90 p box; Pluns, 45d II &c
11a@2@4c q 10; Peaches 5095T5c in BASKETS
TO Gamers, 119@21ac q Ii for freestone and "a
Sc tor clingS. From store sales were made as
follows: Apricots, 50@7 sc d box, 1156G3c q II
tocanners, @314c to the trade; Greengages, i q
@2c q 70; Peaches, 40@T5c per basket 10 can,
for clings; Apples, 50c@S1 20; Gravenstein
S1@1 so; Prunes. Hungarian, 50@ zoe; Pears
Bartletts, culls, 5O@SJc; choice, 95c0S1 20
Raspberries, 5000; Blackberries, $3G,4 80
Strawberries, 81 5000 for Sharpless ana Sc
as for Longworth; Grapes, White, 40@75
Black, 5o@z5c Muscats, 6oc@$1; Watet
melons. 5000 p hundred; Cantaloupes
81 5092 so 2 crate; Figs, Black, SlQ1 70 =
box; White, 100000; Nectarines, 40(Q70c fol
White; 11ac 2 b to canners Red, 50@90c I
box; Pluns, 4O@65c to Gamers, 11a@3c p b
Crab Apples. 559SOc p box; Huckleberries
Poor Fruit sells at q less figure than the low
est prices quoted, while extra choice sell.
higher than the highest quoted prices.
POULTRY.
Receipts Were large to-day but there was {
fair demand. A car of Eastern arrived The
fowls were sold to arrive Poor stock dragged
but choice went of quickly. The market il
quoted: Hens, s7@8 so q doz: Old BOOSTERS
SOS; Young BOOSTERS, Sc 5o@8; broilers
large. S4@5; small, So 5o93 so; fryers
large kinds, So $500 so; Geese 81 $50
| ! 70 p pair; Turkeys, 16@18c 2 b for Hens
| 100000 for Gobblers. Poor stock sells al
| lower prices quoted, and very choice and fat
| sell higher than the highest quoted prices.
BEANS.
The supply of all kinds is running iigh
| and as the demand was good the Tnarke
| showed more strength. We quote as follows
Bayo. = ell, 81 1903; Butter, So 5o92 So; Pea
! 50 1902 60; Red, 50 1908; Pink, So sc
| az 90; Small White, 50 1892 so: Larg
| White So 20@2 40; Lima, 1903 20; FieI,
| Peas, black eye, 1903 80; do green, 81 500
! 2 rs; Niles, 81 30@1 40; Split, 81 50@5 so
PROVISIONS.
| The Armour Packing Company issued tn,
| following circular on August 6th
| We beg to advise another advance in bacoI
and lard as noted below. As stocks East ar,
| nearly exhausted q further advance is certain
| Hams-49er, in slip covers, 1879 p 10; plain
| 1899; canvassed, 1890 homeless, 12t5c; picnic
| 12c. Bacon-Extra sagar-cured breakfast
! homeless, &c; same, l.. NJ, 14c; Clear Ligh
medium, Ice; clear light, 1870; clear extr.
| light, 13c; regular medium, 1I14c; light med
| ium, 11%c; light, 1214c; extra light, 12It
| = 10. Dried Beef Hams-49er, 13c p ID; Cali
fornia, 10I2c dry salt, clear sides, I O15c: same
| rib 10Lc. Pork-EXtra clear. S22- y Dbl
! S11 90 p p bbl clear, S21 Il bbl. 81
| Z = Dbl Lard-White Label, los, lie . II
! Compound, los, $40. Sous Pigs Feet
bbis, 81 SO; kits 81 Is. Corned Beef~2s
Key, 81 so; is, 81 10; luncheon, 2's, 81 So
rs, 81 10.
DRIED FRUIT.
The market was strong for new crop. will
full prices bid for future delivery. The inarke
| is quoted as follows: Apples-1 S92-Sun
dried, rs, common. 27a93l4c;, do, prime, 81
! @4c; do, choice; 1920; do SLICED, common
! size; evaporated, bleached, ring. SON boxes
! 615@7c; Apricots = 1S92-Sun-dried, un
bleached, common, 4@5c; do, prime, core
| do ohio Ca.f do nTaed
! do. choice lie; do, fancy, 13c; evaporated
choice. in boxes, 1870; do fancy, 14c: Figs
| 1S92-Sun-dried; black, 41a@5c; Grapes
| 1S92-Sun-dried, stemless, SIC; do uD
] stemmed ] IG@2c: Peaches-l 8 Q2-Sun-dried