The record-union., 1892-07-29

$50 sacks; Hay, SO tons; straw, 80 tons
Ground feed was steady. The market is
dlings; $20@21 80, Rolled Barley, S20921;
Feed Meal, S2S029; Cracked Corn, S29@3o.
HAY-Receipts have fallen off slightly, and
with a limited offering of choice the better
grades are stronger, but poor grades are
still hard TO sell. The market is
quoted as follows; Clover, S8@1o so; Alfalfa,
10 90; Barley, S7@9; Oat $500 so.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Receipts-Butter, 900 ctls; Cheese, US ct1s;
Eggs, 4, $50 dozen. Overland receipts-Ecgs,
$4,000 dozen; Cheese, 10 ctls; Butter,
BUTTER The market continues poorly
supply OF choice TO extra which Is
est price is about csc. The market is
quoted as follows: Poor to fair, 17@1 &c;
good to choice, 19@22c; gilt-edged Dairy,
23&24c; gilt.dged Creamery, 243a@25c.
CHEESE-The market is very strong for
gilt-edged. but for of1-grades is easy. We quote
as follows: Skim, 5@6c; Cream, giitedged,
new mild, 9l%@10c; good TO choice S@9c;
fair TO good, 71a@sc; Young America, 9@10c,
boxed, slightly higher; Eastern, 12g14c.
EGGS The market was very strong to-day
for strictly fresh-laid and good size at Csc,
but smaller sizes sold at the lower quotations.
The size has good deal TO do with the
market We quote as follows: Store and
Ranch Eggs ''as is" 15@l7c; Candled fair to
good, 1929 choice, 23924c; strictly fresh
laid, mixed sizes. 25@26c: selected large.
sized and strictly fresh laid. 27@2Sc East
ern, 14@16c for las isl 10000 Tor Candled
and 2l922c for well-known packs.
VEGETABLES.
Receipts-Potatoes, 2,915 sacks; Onions,
10 sacks.
The market to-day was essentially I'M
changed, prices ruling on yesterday being
about the same that obtained to-day. There
was a fair shipping demand. Wequote: Green
Peppers, Chiles, 35@65c 2 box: Bell Peppers
65c@Sl; Egg Plant, 75c9S1 25 for large
50@75c p box; String Beans, 2G3c p ID;
very tender, slightly higher; Summer Squash
15925c; Tomatoes, 9Uc@S1 621a, for Rivers;
Green Peas, 5O91 SC p sack; tender and sweet
sellat 2@21ac 2 ID; Dry Peppers, 10@l1c; Cab
bage, 60@90c q ctl; Feed Carrots 5Oc Turnips,
75c; Beets, 75c; Parsnlps, 81; Garlic,
1@3c p ID; Green Corn, $4,000 p sack for
Berkeley; 10@15c p doz for AIameda;
Green Okra. 69Sc z ID; Lima Beans 664Sc p ID;
Poor vegetable; sell for less money than
quoted and very choice at an advance on
oNIoNS-The market was unchanged.
Sales were made on the wharf at the follow
ing prices: Red, 1926; Silverskin, 4O@
soc.
POTATOEa market was steady. There
was better shipping demand, but only the
choice held. We quote prices as follows on
the wharf: Burbanks in sacks. 50@65c; in
boxes, 65@9oc; Peerless, 50@65c; Garnet
Chile, 65@ 85c; Early Rose in sacks, 100000;
in boxes, 05@S5c. Poor sell for less money
than the lower quotations, and very choice
FRUIT.
The receipts Of truit'were light to-day. and as
there was a good shipping demand prices held
up well. The local demand from the trade
was quiet-the cold weather interferes with
the consumption. The same prices ruled to-
day as obtained on yesterday. On the wharf
sales were made at the following prices
Apr1cots, 1Lp2c p ID 35@55c in boxes;
Pears, Bartlett, culls, 4o@ sc: good TO choice,
25cQl 20 p box; Plums, 40@75c, 119@2c p
ID; Peaches, 371l@ 60c in baskets. From
store sales were made as follows: Apricots. 40
@60c p box, 114@2c p 70 to Gamers, &c to
3O@65c; Apples, 75c@S1 25; Prunes, Tragedy,
&c; German, 65c9S1; Pears, Bartletts,
culls, 5000 Sc; choice, 95c@S1 20; Raspber-
RES, S5@7; Blackberries, So 50@4 so; Straw
berries, S5@7for Sharpless and S7C9S for Long
worth Grapes, Sweetwater, 500 75c; Black z sc
@S1 %; Watermelons, S12@1S q hundred;
81 5000 so ? box, White, 75c@S1; Nectar
ines, 45@75c for White; lie p ID to Gamers;
Red, 70c@St p box; Plums. 4o@85c TO can
ners, 115@2c p h; Apples, 75c@$1.
Poor Fruit sells at q less figure than the low
eStprices quoted while extra choice sells higher
than the highest quoted prices.
1t is said that better prices are bid for
Grapes, but we are not able at this writing to
get particulars.
The dried froit market is excited and
higher. Buyers are cleaning up all the 1891
stock that can be found. Offers were made
on Wednesday by New York buyers for 1892
Prunes at go t. o. b. here for the five sizes,
and for Peaches .bleached 121ac was bid.
Ap@1cotS are a iTtle easier, yet the tone is far
from unsatisfactory. 1t is only a natural
easing from SO rapid an advance. A large
operator entered the market on Wednesday,
securing all the 1891 RafSinS that can be had.
He offered an advance on prices ruling week
ago. For rev crop Raisins 81 As is bid for
good and 81 65 for choice, with better figures
for grades still higher. The impression pre-
walls that Dried Apples and all other kinds OF
dried fruits will soon be advancing in SYM
pathy with the up-move in Prunes, Peaches
and Apricots.
Gamers are paying the following prices:
Apricots, 114@2c = 10; Plums, 1L69l$lc;
Pears, 11a@1$4c; Peaches, 1000; NecGarines
11a@12c. For something extra an advance
was paid on the outside quotations.
POULTRY
Slightly higher prices were paid to-day for
choice stock, but no better prices obtained for
poor stock. The market is quoted as fol
llows: Hens, S6@8 p doz; Old BOOSTERS
S6@7 %; Young BOOSTERS, S5@S; broilers
81 5000 so; Ducks, S4@5; Pekin and other
large kinds, So 25@6 so; Geese, 81 goo
/ 70 p pair; Turkeys, 16@18c p ID for Hens;
16@20c for Gobblers. Poor stock sells al
lower prices quoted, and very choice and fat
sell higher than the highest quoted prices.
LIVE STOCK.
The market was fairly firm for choice bull
locks and sheep, but weak for poor to good.
We quote slaughterers' wholesale prices as
follows:
BEEF-Extra prime, $1,000 p n; Steers
first quality, So 555zc: second, 41a34$4c; third
31aG4c; Cows and Heifers, 315Ug4c.
LVEs--41a@51ac e ID for heavy range;
light do, 6G.7c.
LAMB From 9@91Ic p ID.
MUTroN-Wethers, S@61ac q ID; Ewes, n
PORK-Hogs on foot, hard, granted, heavy
average, 5@5Nc p 10; medium, 53s@5lc;
light average, $40 5s4c; soft, 43s@45gc; feed
BEANS
The market has held strong at an advance
The market was steady to-day We
quote as follows: Pea, So 45@2 so p ctI:
Piuk, 81 5o92 65; Bayo, So 1908; Small
Butter, nominal; Red 81 1908; Lima, So rs
@3.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Honey is steady, with holders not
as follows: White comb, 2-ibe, S@1Ic:
In, l0@l3e; white extracted, 6A97c: amber,
fog product continues strong with a
good demand ruling. We quote as fol-
lows: Eastern Covered Breakfast Bacon,
1891 8Hc; California Smoked Bacon, 1011s
@12I4c for light, and 13@13szc for ex-
ira light; Bacon Sides, 105461ic; Eastern
Sugar-cured Hams for city trade. l 5G9i > &c;
California Hams, salt. 2@l 215c3 b: refrigera-
tor-cured, 1391314c; Lard. tiefces, Eastern, all
kinds, 99914e; cases, 1015Q11c; California,
tierces 90 Sc half bbls, 932@934c; tins, 1O &c;
ioJ4e > b; Mess Beef s. 56@S; Extra Ness ssss
do, IS 5000; Family do, 81 5O@12: Clear
Pork, SO 5000; Extra Prime. S15915 so;
Extra Clear, $4,000 so; Mess, ST. 5O@1S .
bbl; Pig Pork, q keg, S3@3 %; Pigs Feet.
S12@l2 20 p Dbl; Smoked Beef, 111@6l1 &c
= ID.
The Wool market is quiet, but holders are
supported in their views by an active Eastern
market. Spring Wool is quoted as follows:
Southern and San Joaquin, years clips IL
@I2j5c q ID; do seven months, 12@15c ,
D.; Foothil. 15@1Sc; choice Northern, no
2Oc; Humboldt ana Mendocfno, 2O@22c
Nevada, 15917c p 10; Eastern oregon. J. 6
17c; Valley Oregon, lS@22c p ib.
BeeswaX is quoted al 25@2Sc.
Old crop Nuts are Strong al the following
quotations: Walnuts. California &c , Ii; do