The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-06-25
COMMERCIAL.
An Advance Likely to Be Made in the
Price of Salmon.
Currants Fading From View In the
Local Markets - Fruits In
Fair Supply.
Especial Correspondence REconD-US1oS.l


Salmon viii be higher, for advices received
from the leading fisheries report light catch
Owing TO the light crop of canning Peaches in
Delaware and Maryland 1t is claimed that
both canned Aprieots and Peaches will be
higher. Gamers have paid as high as 500
Per ton for the more choice delivered on the
river banks. Trading was quiet to-day in
Wheat, Barley and Corn, but active in oats.
For dairy produce there was a Iair call for
both Butter and Cheese. The market for
canned Cherries is very strong, owing to con-
hrmed reports Of the failure of the Cherry
crop in Western New York. This failure has
seat in orders from all sections for canned
Cherries, more particularly for the Royal
Anne and other canned white varieties. The
call is for the higher grades of extras. Ship
ments East are being made largely by sail,
owing TO low freights "a 50@7 80 per tom to
New York. Cities south and in the Central
States will draw California supplies from New
York.
CEREALS.
Receipts-F1our, go barrels; Wheat 925
centals; Barley, 2,290 centals; Corn, All
sacks; Oats, 125 sacks.
WHEAT-The market was quiet, with very
little Offering for sale. Farmers have com
menced To make deliveries, which will be
very general next month. Harvest work is
being done better and more quickly, as a rule,
han ever before. This is due to more gen.
efttl use OF Inc DeSb ana latest improved
labor-saving farm implements and machin-
cry. 1t is still claimed that farmers are only
induced TO sell by buyers bidding up. The
market is quoted as follows: shipping, 81 33$4
al 361& for fair To good; choice TO gilt-edged,
81 371zG91 40; milling, 81 4O@1 45 for fair
TO good: 81 4712@1 so for choice to gilt-edged.
Holders ask more money than quoted above.
BARLEI-It now looks as II the bear con-
tngent on Change have failed in their efforts
to get the market down by crossing orders ON
call for futures. The market is quiet but
toll fol
10 good 91L@95c; choice TO extra choice, SO
@9S54c; brewing, 81 021@91 121.
CORN-The market for Large Yellow is of
again, which helps TO weaken both Small
Yellow and White. The market is quoted as
follows Yellow large, 81 3C91 IS; small,
81 35a1 3715; White, 81 35@l 371a.
OATS-The market was quite active today.
The buying was not in large parcels, but
was in a small way and from many buyers.
We quote the market steady, as follows Feed,
for choice to extra choice; 81 so for gilt
OF 8771.
FUTURES.
Trading on Call to-day was only fair. There
is growing impression that the market is
liable to do much better in the months of Sep
TENDER and October.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Following are the sales recorded at the Call
Board to-day:
WHEAT Morning Informal-Seller 1892
100 tons, 81 3S1a p ctl.
Regular session-Seller 1se2-1oo tons,
Buyer August-1oo tons, 81 4oL p ctl.
BARLEY-Regular session-SeIler 1892,
new-1O0 tons. 931zc; 500, 93c.
Seller 1S92-1O0 tons. 911&c.
90 tons, 961sc p ctl.
Afternoon-W heat-Seller 1S92-2OO tons
81 IS; 100, 81 3S1I; 600, 81 49,
Buyer August-2o0 tons, 81 4013.
Buyer SepteIn beT-50O tons, 81 4O15 . ctl
BARLEY-seller 1892, new-2o0 tons, CSC
October-200 tons, csc p ctl.
FEEDSTUFF.
Receipts-Bran, go sacks; Middlings, $50
sacks; Hay, 40 tons; Straw, 20 tons.
There was a fair demand to-day for all kinds
of Ground Feed. The market is quoted as fol-
lows: Bran, Jobs. sly 50@1S so p ton;
Middlings, S20@21; Rolled Barley, $22@24;
HAY-The expected drop in old Hay has
not materialized, and it now looks as if it will
not. Farmers are said 10 be holding their
more choice grades of new Hay. The market
is quoted as follows for new: Wheat SO
@12 so; Wheat and Oat, S9@11; Alfalfa S7@9;
Oat SS@l0. Old Hay is quoted as follows
S11@14 so q ton for Wheat; $10@12 for COM
pressed; $1o@l2 for Dat; Slo@12 so for
Wheat and Dat; $10@12 for Wild Oat; SO
0112 for Barley; $500 for Alfalfa; $S@l0
for stock. Straw is quoted at 100000 q bale.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Receipts-Butter, go cts; Cheese, go ctls;
Eggs, $500 dozen. Overland receipts-Eggs,
- dozen; Cheese, - ctls; Butter -ctls.
BUTTER-The market is fairly steady un-
been favorable. The outside demand for the
week appears to be over, for the buying is
local. There is an impression among some
dealers that prices at the East will average
full as well as they did in 1891, which, if
proven correct, will have n decided influence
on our market. The market is weak at the
following quotations: Fair TO good, 1901 nc:
choice, lS@19c; gilt-edged, zoe tor dairy and
gle for creamery.
CHEESE-The market is fairly steady at the
following quotations: Skim, 596c; cream,
emil N OH Il, 90.
fair iif to GOOD 1890 Young America' o.
Boxed, slightly higher
EGG'S-The market continues unchanged
The same conditions obtain to-day that were
reported yesterday. The market is quoted as
follows: Store and Ranch eggs las is" l IA
Use; Candled, 19@22c; choice Ranch, 24@
25c; selected large size and strictly fresh laid
2692 &c; Eastern, 1T14@22c; latter price FOL
Well-knoWn choice packs.
VEGETABLES.
Receipts-Potatoes, 1875 SKIS; Onions. SIC
axis.
For garden stuff there was a good demand
to-day, and as receipts were moderate Cucum.
bers and Tomatoes Gid better, but Corn un.
der heavy receipts, was easy and lower
We quote: Green Peppers, 10000 q ID; Egg
Plant, 10000 2 n; Cucumbers, Marysville
and Vacayille, $1@1 25 p box, Bay, $50
2 % 2 box; String Beans, 4@5c y b; Summer
Squash, 3o@5oc; Asparagus, S1@2 Rbox; Rhu-
barb, 5O@7Oc; Tomatoes, S1@1 so: Green
Peas, 5O@75c p sack; Dry Peppers, 10@11c:
Cabbage, 100000 2 ctl; Feed Carrots, SOC:
Turnips, 5o@75c; Beets, 81; Parsnips, 81 20;
Garlic, 112@4c = 10; Green Corn, 5oc@S1 .
sack; Sweet Corn from VaCaville, S16l 80 >
sack; 20@25c p doz tor Bay sweet
0NI0NS-The market was weak at COG 35C
for Reds and 40G70c for SilYerskins.
POTATOES-The market was firm to-day
Two consignments OF choice fancy Burbank
Seedlings were sold today by l.. Scatena d Co
on the wharf at good, round figures. One
consignment from Joe Rose, near Isleton, sold
at 81 40, and the other, from NJ s. Green
near Freeport, sold at 81 90. On the wharf
sales were made to-day at the following prices
Garnet Chiles. 7o@S5c; Peerless, G0GS5c 3
sack: in boxes, 65c0S1; Early Rose 5O@SOC
in sacks and 55c@S1 10 in boxes; Burbank
Seedlings, 6o@S0c in sacks and 65c@S1 20
in boxes.
The market was quiet for Black Cherries, nc
one caring for them but Royal Annes are
wanted by Gamers at good round prices ow
ing TO failure in the Cherry crop in New
York. Peaches were stronger and in demand
as were Apricots. Gamers nave kept prices
down here so as TO buy cheaper in the coun
try. Sales were made on the wharf to-day a.
follows: Apricots, 30G60c q box; Peaches
50@75c; Apples, S1@1 20; Baspberries, SAC
q chest. From store the market is quoted
As follows: Peaches, 50@75c 2 box, Apri
cots, 35G65c; Currants, S597; strawber
ries, Longworth, S7@15 per chest; Sharpless
$5@S; Cherry Plums, 75c@Sl 2 box; Goose
berries, 3@6c; Cherries, Black, 60@75c
Royal Anne 7G9c = 70; Raspberries, S59S &
chest; Apples. 5oc9$1 r. box for common anC
Sl@S1 so . box for Red Astrachan
biaChDCItieS. S4taS a CneSts tSdTS, 4Oy &C 6
box and 35@oOc 2 basket. Gamers paid to
day for Aprieots 153@124c 2 ID.
POULTRY.
The market for California stock is cleanlns
up under good demand and lighter receipts
but Eastern are in over-supply, but without
further receipts they. too. will be cleaned VI
soon The market is quoted as follows: Hens
35 5000 so q dozen; Old BOOSTERS, S6@6 so
Young Boosters. S799: Fryers. S5a6: BroiL
ers, large, SO 5o@4 80; small, S2@3 so
1 ndTA9 TURKEYS. 16@i7e > for Hens: Ia
19c for Gobblers
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