The record-union., 1892-03-30

favorable to buyers than it was a week ago
Quotable at S1S@1S 80 q ton.
HA4-iarket weak, with lower prices
Wheat, S12@14 so; Wheat and Oat, S1I@
13 80; Barley, S11@12 so; Wild Oat, SIG
STRAW--Quotable at 45@55c p bale.
HOPS-Inactive and nominal in price.
Quotable at 10000 p 10.
MlLLSTUFFS-We quote: Rye Flour, 4c;
K t3. Meal 371c; Graham Flour. 3]Sei Oatmeal,
Buckwheat Flour, sc; Pearl Barley, 4@412c
| 2 h.
BRAN-Prices have kept uniform for sew
eral days We quote: No. l, SIS 5o@16 2
RYE-This article is quite neglected at the
moment; Qqotable at 81 5o@1 52h 2 ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S22@23
2 ton.
POTATOES-New are in better demand,
owing to improvement in quality. Sales are
making at range of 75c@$1 20 p ctl. Old
stock IS slow OF movement. Early Rose, goo
soc; Burbanks, 500 oc for River. and
s5cgS1 for Salinas; River Red, 15@30c;
oregon Burbanks, 50c@S1 q ctl; Oregon, Gar
net Chile, 4C@50c p ctl.
ONIONS-Market fairly well supplied as
shipments were received from Oregon this
week. We quote: Choice, 81 25; common to
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green. 81 5000;
Biaekeye, 81 1901 Go; Niles, 81 1891 40
BEANS : Moderate purchases have been
made within week for export. The China
steamer carried away $4,000 lbs, about 164,
900 went forward to New York on a sailing
vessel, While several consignments have been
! paced aboard ships destined for the Hawaiian
Islands. BayoS. S2@2 10; Butter, 50 500
.; Pink, S2@2 10; Red, 50 25G2 10; Lima,
u S0@2; Pea, SO 60@2 rs; Small White,
| So 1902 90 p ct
| ABLES-Supplies about equal the
demand just at the present time. Receipts
/ TODAY inplpHQd hive Ac,,. e =
bXS Rhubarb and $40 SKIS Green Peas We
! quote: Rhubarb. 75c@S1 p box; Asparagus,
81 2o@1 90 for ordinary and 81 1902 25 for
choice; Cucumbers, 5Oc@Sl Q dozen, Los An
geles Green Peppers, -@-c "a 10; string
Beans. &C; Los Angeles Summer Squash,
=, = ID; Los Angeles Tomatoes, $1@1 so 2
box; Green Peas, 219G93c = h for common and
! 1@1c for sweet; Iurnips, 50@75c q ctl; Beets,
| 81 q sack; Carrots, feed, 1905 q ctl: Par
SHIPS, 81 20; Cabbage soc 2 ctl; Garlic, 20
Sc z b; Cauliiower, 5Oa6Oc a dozen: Dry
Peppers, 10@12Ic; Dry Okra, ] sc p ID; Mar
rowiat squash, $500 4 ton
! FRESH FRUIT-Strawberries sold at ir.
gong at zoe p drawer, while the better arti,
Gle brought 81 25@1 so q drawer. Com
mon a pples are somewhat neglected, though
choice product is in request. Apples 5Cc@S
2 box Tor common to fair, and 81 2oM 2
tor good 10 fancy red.
CITRUS FRUIT-All kinds are in liberal
receipt, but trade is not brisk and quotations
are easy all round. We quote as follows:
| Mexican Lines $4@f so F3 box; California
| Lines, zoe to 75c p box; Lemons, Sicily. S6G
! & so = box; California Lemons, S1@1l % for
common, and 81 J0u3 ' box for good TO
choice; Los Angeles Seedlings. 75c@Sl 25.
Los Angeles NavelS, 81 % to 81 for common
| TO choice; riverside Seedlings, SI@I 70;
riverside and Quartz NaVelS, 81 50M3; San
Bernardlno Seedlings, 81 5000: san Ber-
| nardino Navels, 50 5O93 80; bananas. 81 30
az 90 = bunch; Pineapples, Sea s p dozen.
DRIED FRUII-Marllet inactive Prices
generally are weak, but stocks are light and
any moderate demand would likely tend to
strengthen the values more or less. April
cots, bleached, 5S7e, do, sun-dried, 31l9lc;
DC; Apples, a 2@51@c for eYaporated 3G316c
Tor sliced and 213G3c for quartered; pitted
Iiuns;; 40 &c; ,unpltted do, 2@24c; Grapes,
1l5@l12c . u; Prunes. f@7c r 10; German
| Prunls, Az sc; Pears, 7mSc for svaporated
! Bose for sliced ana 215694c for quartered; Nee,
! tarnes. 39ic for req and 4@5c for white;
| Figs, $4,000 for pressed and 394c for un-
! pressed.
RAISINS-Trade drags. Very little choice
! stock remains in first hands, and the kind
now offering dealers do not seem to want.
| We quote as follows: Layers, fancy, 81 20
| q 80 q box; good TO choice 9Oc@Sl 10.
| with the usual advance for fractional boxes;
! sacks
NUTS-The volume of trade is quite linn.
lied. We quote: California WalhutS, 4@6c
tor hard shell. and rose for soft shell: chile
I Walnuts, S@9c; California Almonds. IOI%6
1l12c for soft, &C for hard shell. and ga / Sc
for paper shell; Peanuts, 1L@3c; Hickory
! L 80
to 13c for small, and $50 &c for large Bra
iii Nuts, 61&@Sc e ID; Pine Nuts, C d 10: Co.
! coanuts, S4@4 so q hundred.
notwithstanding new in the situation
Stocks are ample for all present wants. The
promise for new crop is said to be encour-
aging. We quote: Extracted, 5@6c for
amber, and 61a9634c for bright. Comb is
quotable at S@1Oc in BIB frames and 1O6l &c
for white in -lb frames
BUTTER-At present quotations, which are
considered low, there is more or less shading
FNpi.a i'm dat 10 l.,
stocks from accommodating. Quotable at az
@20c q 10 for fancy, 1S@19c for good to
choice, and 11@177ac for common grades;
Eastern. / sc = h.
CHEESE-Receipts are on the increase and
the tone of the market is less firm. We
quote prices as follows: Choice to fancy new.
12L@131ac; fair to good, 9911c; SKINNED,
6@Sc; Eastern, ordinary to fine, 11@l Sc; do,
fancy creamery, 13914c p ID.
EGGS-OnerlngS are more than enough to
meet immediate wants and buyers have the
advantage. We quote: California ranch ] ~
@1Sc; store lots l6@17c; Eastern, 16@l715c
q dozen.
POULTRY-A carload of Eastern arrived
to-day. Domestic receipts are light, while the
demand is not urgent. We quote prices as
follows: Live MISREPRESENTATION, 1901 &c:
Hens, 1S@2oc; boosters, $500 so for old,
and $500 tor young; Broilers. 81 5Om6:
Hens, $6@7; Ducks, S9@11; Geese, SO 500
GAME-Business in this line is almost nom
inal We quote: Hare, 81 25@l so; Rab-
PROVlSlONS-Fair volume of transac tions
reported. Market we'll stocked with all kinds
of cured Meats Prices fairly steady. East
ern Hams, 1901 215c; California refrigerat or
cured Hams, 10k@11c: Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, 13@131ac; California Bacon, heavy
and medium, 924@1oc; do, light, ,1114@l PC;
1C@10L4c p h; Pork, extra prime s ia
Ia so; do, prime mess. 81 5@15 so; do, mess,
S17 60@17 rs; do, clear. SIS 5O@19: do
extra clear. S19@19 so . Dbl; Pigs Feet,
S12 90 . bbli Beet, mess, bbls, 81 5o@s; do,
extra mess, bbls, So 5099; do, family, SIG
II so 2 bbl; do, Smoked, 1112@12c q 10;
Eastern Lard, tierces, St9S1Sc; do, Job tins
SIC; do, oh tins, SIC; do, BIB tins, sc; Cali
fornia Lard, tierces, S19@S$4c do, kegs, ga
9fe; do . b o,t tins, 1oA 10 1oac; 40 51io
do. 1o-b buckets, CSC p ID.
WOOL-There are no quotations for Wool
because, for the time being, the market has
not developed any character. The latest
news from Boston is not encouraging to pres
press apathy and indifference; in fact they
take no special interest in Wool.
HIDES AND SKINS-Quotable as follows:
Heavy Steers, 81 lbs up, p ID. Z orc @6iLc
| Medium Steers, 46to 56 fbs. 6 O. O.
Light, 40 TO 40 tos.............- @47+ 31@34
@4H $685.
Kips, II to 80 tbs..........,e..- 1904 "a
veal Skins, 10 to IL iDs...... 5 O. @4
Calf Skin, to 10 hs.......... 6 @ 40
Dry Hides, usual selection, loo; Dry Hips, do.
Cali, &c; Pelts, shearlings, 10@25c each; do,
snort, 4o(97Gc each; Go. medium, 100000
each; do, long wool, 90c@S1 40 each; Deer
Salns, summer, 3711aci do, good medium, 500
321Ec; do, winter, 20G25c p ii; Goat Skins.
30& soc apiece for prin TO perfect IO@25c
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