The record-union., 1892-05-14
PRODUCE MARKET.
Large Cargo of Flour shipped to Great
Rritaiu

IitdG Britain To-Day per SAILING vessel. we
quote: Net cash prices for Family Extras,
$4 65@4 rs q bbl; Bakers Extras, S4 90 to
81 70; Superhne So 1903 10.
WHEAT-The week has been a very quiet
one for trade, and the prospect is not bright
for any immediate improvement. Quota
lions for shipping grades are somewhat nomi-
nal at a range OF 81 477a91 4 50 q ctl for No.
!, with 81 80 for choice article. The range
Tor milling is unchanged, say, 81 5213611 So,
something fancy being held at 81 571a p ctl.
BARLEY-Is not quick of SALE 1t is very
difficult to find buyers either for feed or brew
ing just now. The few sales that are made
are of insignificant proportions and barely
keep the market from positive inactlon. We
| quote Feed, 973ac for dark coast, S1@1 or
Tor good quality and 81 0212 for choice; Brew
| ing, 81 O614@l % q ctI.
| OATS-There is good tone to prices, though
! the volume of business is light Sellers gen
! orally look upon the situation as favorable to
their interests. We quote: Surprise, ~ so
TO - %; 5000 to s6 che iced, 81 3I@I 40; on
| CORN Movement is limited and prices
| show no special hrmness. Quotable at 81 90
to 81 a212 TOR Large yellow, y 325a91 80 for
| White.
BEANs-Reds. So a5@2 40 . cu; Bayos, 50
46@3 co. Fink 2 oG 81 oSaa s1 IA; Eim hl1s'
! So 25@2 3d. Butter, So 5O@3.
MISUNDERSTANDING Flour, 5@515c p
70; Graham do. SIC; Rye do, 334c; Rice do, So;
Rye Meal, $40; Corn do, 31ac; Dat do 416(l
| &c; Dat GroatS, DC; Buckwheat do, sc:
hominy, 40 434c; Cracked Wheat,394c; Flake
| Sdt dO, 4tiC, rdIlIld, &c, w mole " neat
Flour, 41ac; Rolled Oats. SC; Pearl Barley,
| 4@41ac; split Peas, 414@51ac; Rolled oats
lG9,b sksl, &c ? b; Flake learI Barley, 4@41ac.
| CORNMEAL-S2S 5O@29.
! 0ILCAkE MEAL-Mlil price, $50 p ton.
| BRAN-S1S@1S so . ton.
| BUCKWHEAT-Sl 1909 p ctl.
| GROUND BARLEY-S23@24 2 ton.
CHOPPED FEED-S2i 5o@22 p ton.
! SEEDS-YelIow Mustard So o5m3 an =
! ctl; Brown Mustard, 50 593 20; FLAX,
81 1902; Canary, 25S@35 &c p h; Alfalfa SII
to 81 90 kape, 274SS@7ae; Hemp 8l4@41se;
DRIED PEAs-Niles, 81 1901 40 p ctl;
| Green, 81 50g1 70; Biackeye, 81 40@1 so.
| Wheat and Oat, SO to Sl3 90; Choice Wheat
$11 to So; Common grades of Hay, So to
BUTTER-The strong feeling to prices is not
| so pronounced as eaIl1er in the week, and
some dealers consider that top rates have been
reached for the present; Quotable at 2O@21c
! and 161Z@ISc for common grades.
| CHEEoE--Weall at quotations, supplies be-
| ing quite free. We quote: Choice to fancy.
new, SIC to sc; fair to good, 71%q Sc: Eastern
ordinary to fine, lO@12Hc; do, fancy cream
| cry, 14@15c p ID.
| EGGS-Prices fairly steady. We quote: Cali
fornia ranch, 10000; store lots, 171&@16 seq;
Eastern, 1e@1o12c p dozen.
,PoULrRI-Hens, p dozen, 81 oO@S 90:
Brothers, large 81 OOG7 so, and So 00a5 "a
for small; Roosters, young SO OO612 90 and
81 so tor old; Ducks, So OU@S 90; Live
Turkeys-For Hens, 1Sc y ID, ana for gopblers,
l sc; Pigeons, So 50@3 90 d dozen
FRESH FRUITSSReceipts thisamorninr
included 319 chests OF Strawberries and 20
| boxes of Cherries. Custom is good and
consgnmenls meet prompt sale We quote
Oranges Riverside Navels, s. 5OQ3 so III box:
81 2o@1 70 for Seedlings; Los Angeles Ma.
els, 81 5o92, and S1@l 7 5 for Seedlings.
Riverside, 81 5000 81; Los Angeles Z5r6
81 20; Sicily, $0@5 so; Mexican Lines,
So 5o@3 so y box; Strawberries, Longworths,
bring rom os@13, the later an outside fig,
ure, and Sharpless, S5@8 p chest; Black Tar
tartan Cherries, 81 5O92 20; and White, soc
9Sl box 90 aasg p 80e 2 basket; Ba-
dozen.
DRIED FRUIT - Dried Prunes. dare:
Peaches, bleached, in sacks 51@g61lc;sun dried
21ag 31ac; peeled, in boxes, i al &c; Apples,
quartered, 254G93c r 10; sliced, Bose; eVapor-
ated, $685.; Plums, 1925. N sacks; UNI
oleaehed, &@2Lc; bleached Apricots, go
71ac; Pears, sliced, 5@o1ac; CHARTERED IA SC;
eyaporated, 57z96ci Black Figs, 415@5Ic;
White, 5G6c.
RAISINS = London Layers. eOc@sl 25.
loose Muscatels, 65@85c; Dried Grapes, l14c
HONEY-white, e@6Hc p n; Light Amber.
549fs254e; Amber and Gandied, 6@514c.
BEESWAN-From 23c to 25c p b.
NUIS-We quote: Walnuts, hard shell
6@sc; soft do, y9lOc; Almonds, hard Shell
S@9c soft do, lo9Ilc; paper shell do, lac;
Pecans, 14gl5c 2 II; Cocoanuts, S4a5 a
100; Peanuts 315G4c.
NEGETABLElS-The demand for Asparagus
is less urgent than earlier in the season, so
that, while receipts are lighter, prices become
lover. Receipts this morning were 3 bxs
Green Peas have been in liberal recent this
week, and buyers had matters largely their
own way. Arrivals this morning were nearly
500 SKIS. Rhubarb continues plentiful the
daily supply being between 400 and 500 bxs
String Beans were rather scarce this morning
and better prices were obtained. Squash from
Los Angeles Is OF poor quality, While that
from Winters is of small size and not attrac-
Peas, seq sc 2 sack; String Beans, 19gc for
Los Angeles and 1091lc Tor Nacaville and
Winters; Wax Beans, l0911c; Aspa agls 81
az = box; Los Angeles Summer SQUASH
5 so p box; Rhubarb, 40c@S1 = box; Gu
cumbers, 75c@S1 20 z box Tomatoes, $50
POTATOES-Receipts of new weren quite
so large rs yesterday, footing up 2,345 SKIS,
Quotabe at 75c@S1 q ell, with some LOIS
bringing a small advance.
ONIONS-Lower-Quo at 5O655c for
new, and S2@3 so Sctl for old
DRIED PEAS-Ne quote: Green, 81 5OG2:
Blackeye, 81 4o@1 so; Niles, 81 3o91 40 p
ctl.
HOPS-The Commercial Nelrs says: srThe
small local supply OF choice Will be further
reduced by the withdrawal of several carloads
/ Tor the East, but as the Hops were purchased
/ some time ago the fact of their departure has
I little bearing upon quotations. Contracting
Z is still conducted in q very conservative way
and prices are without particular change, with
lie 70 about the basis Tor merchantable
grades. Reports indicate generally dull and
/ lfeless markets, while those touching the con-
dition OF the growing plant are not at all def
mite. Vermin are said TO be taking hold again
! in Washington, and f. is fcaTed that they