The record-union., 1893-08-14
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat Arriving in Large Quantities at
San Francisco.
Fresh Fruits Continue in Large Sup
ply, With a Good
Demand.
SAN FRAxcIsco. Aug. 18th.

Ihe large quantities OF supplies on hand eIec-
tually prevent any improvement in values.
This condition is necessarily unsatisfactory to
grower and dealer alike.
Wheat is arriving in large quantities, but
sales are not very numerous and trade is
largely OF a jobblng character. Other Cerea 5
are very dull.
Fresh Fruits continue in liberal supply, and
, the demand is extensive. Peaches sell well at
the quoted prices but dealers are Obliged to
shade their asking figures frequently to clean
up stocks. Bartlett Pears are not in good de-
mand Notwithstanding the heavy supplies
and exceptionally low prices. Apricots of
choice quality sell readily, but as the greater
portion of present stocks is inferior trade is
duh. Blackberries, Strawberries and Rasp-
berries are fairly steady at low prices. Plums
meet with a light inquiry and selling figures
are very low. The best grades of Apples are
IN fair demand and values are quite steady.
Watermelons and Cantaloupes are plentiful
and dull.
tomatoes are in excessive supply. and even
the low prices prevailing do not sufficiently
Increase sales TO offset the heavy receipts.
The local demand for Dried Fruits is small
and the outlook is not very encouraging tor
an improvement in the low valuations pre-
Vailing.
Dairy Produce is meeting with a good in
quiry, particularly the best grades Of Butter
and choice ranch Eggs Poultry is arriving
IN moderate quantities, but the market is
dull and prices are low and weak.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-We quote: Net cash prices for
Family Extras, So 9Od4 p bbl; Bakers EX-
tras, 50 SO03 80; Supertine, 81 SO93 10.
WHEAT-Quotable at 81 07h for No. 1
shipping, ana 81 OS54 e ctl Ior choice
the volume of offerings not being large Mill
ing grades remain unchanged at 81 1870
BAKEEY-we quote: Feed, 671z@7o q ctl
for good quality and 71A9721ac Tor choice
brewing, S216c to 9212c; Chez alier, 81 COG
l % p Ell for standard quality and SIG
! 1215 for lower grades.
OATS-Quotable at 75c0S1 o5 p ctI for new
White and SI@1 20 for old; Black, 9Oc@S1
CoRN-QuotabIea at 9 20 95c for Large Yel-
low, 971ac@S1 for Small Yellow, and 909
CRACKED C0RN-Quotablea at sa8@28 so
. ton.
OILCAKE EMEAL-Quotableat at $50 5o@35
= ton.
C0RNMEAL-Millers quote feed at s22@
81 80 2 ton; fine kinds for the table, in large
and small packages, 254@31sc p ID.
CHOPPED FEED-Cuotable at $17 500
SEEDs-We quote: Mustard Brown, "a
&C; Yellow, 21ac: Canary, imported. S595 80;
do. California, :; Hemp, 4@41sc = n; Rape
81 25@2 SO; Timothy. 61ac p H.; Alfalfa, sc
{ ID for California and loc Tor Utah, Flax, S3
y ctl
MIDDLINGS-Quo at S22G24 p ton
MILLSTUFFS-W quote: Rye Flour, SIC;
Rye Meal, Sc; Graham Flour, SC; Oatmeal
41c; cat Groats, 5c Cracked Wheat, 315c;
Buckwheat Flour, &c; Pearl Barley ~ 4a-i C
2 ID; Normal n utriment S3 q case OF dozen
ems: Breakfast Delight, SO 20 q case of 2
doZCn packages.
BRAN-Q Qaotable at S1s919 p toa.
HAH-Wire-bound hay sells at S192 r ton
less than the figures given. Wheat, S1Oal 2;
Wheat and Oat, SS@l1; Wild Oat, 81 500
9 so; Alfalfa, $500 Ior urst cutting aud SIO
for second; clover, S6@I1; Barley. $50
. 80; compressed, SS@lo so: Stock, S7@S p
ton.
RYE-QuoIaDle at 971Sc@S1 O215 3 Gil.
UCKWHEAT-Quotable at 81 2592 so
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at SIG so
ell so 4 ton.
POTATOES - We quote: Garnet Chiles.
100000; Peerless, 35@50c; Early Rose, 500
doc; River Burbanks, 35@65c; Salinas Bur
banks, 81 p ctl; Sweets, 16g2c q b
ONIONS-Quotable at7o95oc 2 ctI.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 S5 to
So 25; Blackeye, o; Niles, % . cti.
BEANS-Bayos, So 35@2 40; butter. So so
o. 75; Pink, 50 9o@3 10; Red, 50 700
Small White, 81 4o@2 90; Large White,
81 1902 50 I, ctl.
VEGETABLES - We quote as follows.
Green Okra, 25@6oc p box; Egg Plant,
25@5Oc p box; Green Corn, 5OQ- &c .
sack; Alameda Corn, 81 2591 so per box;
Berkeley Corn. 50975c p box; Green ! cas-,
29219c 2 n; string Beans, 192c p n; Lima
mer Squash, Io@25c p box; Marrowfat
Squash, $40 r ton; Cucumbers, 1O@35c =
box Tor Bay; Pickles. 81 so for No. l and
6Oc q ctl Tor No. 2; Green Peppers, 25940c q
box tor Chiles and 4O@65c for Bell; River
Tomatoes, 25@40c for large boxes; Nacaville
Tomatoes, 1O@15c = box; Turnips, 75c =
ctl; Beets, Sl91 20 q Sack Carrots, 45@50c;
Cabbage, 50@55c; Garlic, 1c y ID; Cauli-
flower, 6O@7Oc 2 dozen; Dry Peppers, sc 2
10: Dry Okra, l5c p II
FRESH FRUIT-Apples, 35@s5c q box;
Pears. 25@4Oc = box; Bartlett Pears, 4o@5Oc
p box for No. and 25@3oc for No. 2; Red
NectRrines, 4O@5oc p box; White Nectarines
2O@30c p box; Strawberries, So 5OG5 p
chest for large, and S5@6for LOngworth; Rasp-
berries, $295 = chest; Apricots, 25@4Oc y
box and 19l C 2 IL in bulk Figs, 40G5o p
box single layer, and 65@ sc for double;
Peaches 25@50c 2 box; 25g5Oc q bslt, and
lRll.c p D in bulk; Black berries, 81 5O@2
chest; duckIeoeIIleS, 4tg Ic r III RUNS, @0G
SOC Z box as to variety; Egg Plums, in bulk,
S1O@12; Green Cages, S10912 2 ton;
Cantaloupes, 25@75c = crate Tor Vacaville
and Sl@1 p for River; Nutmeg Melons
S596Uc = box; Watermelons S6@10 p 100:
Crubapples, 30@5Oc = box.
GRAPES-Sweetwater, 25@5Oc; Muscat
4O@6Cc; Black, 55965e 2 box; Tokay, COG
cirrus FRUITS-Mexican Lines, ST 5Oa
S: California Lines, -9-c q box; Lem
ons-Sicily. o; California Lemons, $40
/ 25 for common and 81 5O92 80 for good
to choice; Bananas, 81 5O92 so p bunch;
Hawaiian Pineapples, S1@4; Mexican Pine
apples. S3@4 . dozen.
are quotable at 31494c 2 10 for quartered and
4@5c for sliced: New bleached Peaches, ca
65ac; Apricots, spot, 653z@714c; Prunes, future
Prunes, 5@5c; pitted PlumS, 75S9sLc;
Grapes &c 2 n for tirsts and 15@lc = 10 Tor
seconds; sun-dried Peaches, 1850 2 u;
bleached Peaches 6G1c; eval GRATED Apples,
IN boxes, 73Sc p b; Figs. Hose for pressed
and 30SiSc e ID Tor impressed.
RAISINS- We quote: London layers,
81 25Gl so; loose Muscatel. 90c@1 10 in
boxes and $50 45ac { tb in sacks.
NUrS-We quote as follows; Chestnuts
7@1Oc = n; WaLnuts. 5g7c Tor hard shell, &C
Chile Walnuts, S99c; California Almonds.
I5@l6c for soft shell, z@sc tor hard shell and
&c for paper shell; teanuts. 49415c; Hick-
orV Nuts 5G6c; Filberis. 10@1OJsc: Pecan
SG1Oc for rough and 1l9121ac for polished;
Rrazi Nuts s99c; Pine Nuts, 121a913c 3 ID;
Cocoanuts, S4@5 Z hundred,
HONEY-Me quote: Comb, 1031 2c: light
amber, extracted, &c; dark. 41sG4s4c; water
white. extracted. o14@6]@e n.
EESWAN-Quotable ut 22925e p II.
BUTrER-We quote as follows: Fancy
creamery, 26a27 54c; fancy dairy, 2S@26c;
good to choice, 2O@22c; common grades,
16c to 1sc = D.; picked roll, nominal al 2O@
2lc; firkin, nominal at lSS2oc; Eastern
CHEEsE-We quote: Choice TO fancy new,
SO l0c; fair 10 good, 99Sc; Eastern, ordi-
nary to me, l16l3c = 10.
EiIGS-We quote: California ranch 226
25c; store lots, 158lSc : dozen; Easterns
Egss, . "a ] sc = dozen.
POCLTRY-We quote as follows, live
Turkeys s-Gobblers, 149lSc , n; Hens, SC
to / &c; BOOSTERS. 500 6 Tor ola and 5 465 for
young: Fryers, So 5oG4 so; Broilers, So to
So 80. Hons, S5G6; Ducks, old, 81 TO y 80;
young, S395; Geese, old, 81 25; Goslings,
SI@I SO = pair; Pigeons, 81 25@1 so p
PRovIsIoNs-Eastern Hams, 13]S@14c;
Cahforu Hams. 1215@13c; Eastern Break
fast Bacon, 1901 &C; California Bacon. heavy
and medium, 12&1Sc; do light. IDOL AISc;
do. extra light, l5s4@l6c p %; PORK, extra
mime ~ 6al6 so; 40, prime mess Sl12lS:
S0.fHf2 do. clear 50 ,O4gc cG-