The record-union., 1893-07-31
Wheat on the Downward Grade, With
Little Encouragement Ahead.
Prices on Saturday Both Lower and
Weaker-Fresh Fruits in
Liberal Supply.
SAN Francisco. Julv 3otb

All descriptions OF Fresh Fruits are still in
more than liberal supply and dealers find it
| impossible to maintain any standard OF val
ues. In many instances commodities are
offered below quotations in order to effect
sales. Receipts yesterday were large and
heavy stocks had to be carried over. Peaches
are very plentiful, and although the demand
continues steady and extensive, the consign-
ments coming TO hand are tar IN excess of re-
quirements Aprc)ts are selling well at
quoted rates, but prices are both low and
weak. Apples of the red variety are meeting
with moderate demand, and at the low rates
now Offering sales are extensive. Pears are
quiet and rather slow to sell. PIums are IN
! abundant supply, but the inquiry Is not large
All kinds of Berries are in heavy supply and
cheap.
Tomatoes continue to sell at very low
figures. corn was slightly higher yesterday
ana fancy stock was in demand.
POTATOES and Onions remain abOut the
! same. Cantuloupes and WatermeIOns are
meeting WITH SOW sale in comparison 10 re-
ceipts.
| stocks Of Dried Fruits are light. but Eastern
orders are scare and local buyers are holding
( OH III anticipation OF "A further reduction in
/ price,.
Dairy Produce is moving OF fairly well, but
! values are UNSTEADY 1or all commodities eX-
/ cept fancy Creamery Butter. Poultry is in
over supply, ana dealers have to shade the
/ quoted rat, in order to effect sales.
/ provisions and Groceries are Father quiet.
| Wool remains in the same depressed condi-
! tlon WhlcA mas prevailed for several weeks.
Produce Market.
| FLOUR-Net casn prices for Family Extras.
81 1Og4 20 q Dbl; Bakers Extras. S4@1 90;
| Superhne 81 SOe.B 20
| WHEAT-No. l White Wheat is quotable at
81 4lI9l 121a r ctI, sales of choice ar
! ticle bang reported at The higher figure this
morning. Sonora will not bring over 81 10.
New Milling can oe bought at 81 ! SCI 90 p
| Gil. Old Milling sells a little higher.
! BARLE4-Feed, 75@76hc . ctl for goo I
quality and M Tor choice; brewing, SOC
OATs-New Oats are quotable at S1@115R a
ctl We quote old: Surprise, 81 10 q l 45;
Milling, 81 575a@l 4214; fancy iced 81 $500
l 42Eo; good TO choice, 81 259l 40; common
to TAR, II 02@1 20; Gray, 81 o5@l 10;
+ ctl.
-CQRN-Quotable at 9o@92lc for Large
Yellow, 9oQ97%c tor Small Yellow and
9O995c 3 cll for White.
CRACKED CORN-S24@24 90 p ton.
GlLCAKE MEAL-S32 50G35 p ton.
COkNMEAL-Millers quote feed at S23 so
| to S24 so 3 ton; line kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 2 t4QD31ac y ID.
CHOPPED FEHD-$l7 56@lo 80 p ton.
! SEEDS-Mustard, Brown, -9-c; Yellow,
mia, -; Hemp, 494tsc = h; Rape So 250
: so; Timothy, &C d n; Alfalfa, &c = ID for
California and 1oc for Utah: Flax, So . ctl.
MlDDLlN NGS-S22@E4 p ton.
MIIISrUFFS-Ry Flour. SIC; Rye Meal.
&c; Graham Flour. Sc; Oatmeal, 415c O1t
GrOats, 30; Cracked Wheat, SIC; Bucixwhcat
Flour, &c; Pearl Barley, 4 i@412c p b. Normal
Nutrment, 50 q case of uozen cans; Break
fast Delight, So 20 z case OF dozen packages
BRAN-S17 5O@1S so p ton.
HA4-WIre-boundh hay sells at S1@2 per ton
less than the figures given. Wheat, S1O@1 :;
Wheat and Oar, S9911 so; Wild Oat 81 so
% so; Alfalfa, S19S for first cutting and
SlOg11 for second; Clover SS@11; Barley,
$500 90; compressed, So@lo so; Stock, 81
as p ton.
sTRAW-4O95Gc p bale.
HOPS-1S@2Uc a ID.
RYE-S1@l % y ctI.
BUCK " HEAT-S2 2592 90 p GENITAL.
GROUND BARLEY-$1S@19 r ton.
POIAIOEo-Sweets are selling at 4c p ID.
Early Rose, 3O96Uc; Burbanks, 35065c
ONIONS-Red, 5O@60c; silverskins, CSC
zoe q ctl.
DRIED PEAS Green, 81 85@2 25.
@3; Pink, S3@8 10; Red, So 75G2 So:
Lima, So 7O92 so; Pea, So 6O@2 20; Small
White 81 5O@2 90; Large White, So 500
VEGETABLES-G Green Okra, 100000 o
box; Egg Plant 5O@75c p box; Green Corn
2505Oc Il sack; Bay Corn. 60c@1 20 p box
BerAeley Corn 4o@5oc p box; Green Peas, q
212c y ID; String Beans, 2@4c = h; Alameuu
summer squash, 3U@4Uc g box; Cucumbers
2O@4Oc q box for Bay; Green Peppers, $50
soc = box for Chiles and 60@S5c for Ben;
Tomatoes, 1OG2Oc q box for Nacaville; River
Tomatoes, 4o@15c for large boxes; Tur-
nlps, sc p ell; Beets, S1@l 20 p sack; Car
rots' 4o@5Oc; Cabbage, 50@55c; Garlic lc
y n; Caullttower, 6O@70c p doz; Dry Peppers,
5c Z b; Dry Okra, 15c 2 u.
FRESH FRUIT-Apples, 4Oc@S1 . box
and 2O95Oc bskti Pears, 35@5Oc - box
and 25935c q bskt; Bartlett Pears, 5O@65c
| T. box Ter No. and 25940c for No. 2; Red
Nectarines, 5Og6Oc p box; White Nee
tarines, % q 4oc 2 box; Strawberries,
Longworth; Raspberrles, So 5O@4 50 chst;
| Royal Apricots, 20@35c q box and IQil,c q
= in bulk; Figs, 25@4oc q box single
| layer and 6O@SOc for double: Cherry
! 15@4Oc u box; do Crawiords. 25@4Oc 4
| bskt; Biackberries, 81 : sag so p chst; Huck-
leberries, 121ag15c 2 h; Plums. 2545Oc ,
| box, as to variety; Cantaloupes, Sl@S3 II
! crate: Watermeions, SS@15 p 100; Grapes
| 25@75c y box; Crabapples, 4O@5Oc q box
CITRUS FRUIIS-Mexlcan LINES, $3G4;
California Lines. 50@75c 2 box; Lemons,
sicily, @; California Lemons 81 to So for
common and S394 for good 10 choice:
Bananas, 81 5o92 so 2 bunch; Hawaiian
Pineapples 81 TO 81; Mexican Pineapples
S394 p dGztni Oranges, S1@1 so p box for
common seedlings and 81 5O92 for Alediter
ranean Sweets.
DRIED FKUiT-New bleached Peaches.
6@ C; Prune+, late delivery, 41ac to 5c; Apri-
cots, T199S12c; Dates, 415d5c; Apples sun
dried, &c; quartered, -@-c; do, sliced, -
&C; do, evapOrated, in boxes, SdS15.; Pears
ana 71a@Sc for evaporated; Pears, un-
bleacheL, &C for sliced and -@-c Tor
quarteredi Figs, 4@5c for pressed and 3m315c
for impressed; Prunes 6i5G7c for small. sc
to sc for the four sizes ana y1sc for the NTH
size OF 5OG6Os; pitted Pums, S99c; un-
pitted Piums, -@-c; bleachet Peaches, "a &c;
sun-dred Peaches 4@6c q ID; Apricots, %
&C for Royal and &C for Moorparks;
Grapes, &c 10 tor hrsts and 1a@1c 4 ID for
seconds.
RAIsINS-London Layers, 81 25 to 81 so;
loose Muscatel, 90c@S1 10 in boxes and $40
41ac p b in sacks.
USL-Chestnuts, 7@1Oc p 10; WaInuts. 5@
7c for nard shell, &c for soft shell, ana C
q 10 for paper smell: Chile WalnutS Sngc.
California Almonds, 15@l6c for soft shell.
70Sc for hard shell, and &C for paper
shell; Peanuts, 4G41zc; Hickory Nuts, 536c;
FIlberts, 1091O55c; Pecan, SQ1Oc for rough
sc; Pine Nuts, 121@013c ? ID; Cocoanuts. "a
H0NEY-Comb, 1o@12c; light amber, ex-
tracted. 5g514c; dark, &C; water white ex-
BEESWAX-2 21@23c = b.
BUTfER-Fancy creamery .21@231@c; fancy
dairy, 2OM21c; good to choice 1716tdl gc.
common gra1es, 14@16c = 10; Eastern, iadle-
packed, 1615G171ac ? b.
CHEkSE-CnOce to fancy new, S1Sa91Sc:
fair 10 good, 70 SC; Eastern ordinary 20 ffne.
11@13c: do, fancy creamery, 14G1 5c r b.
EGCIS--California ranch, 2O124c: store
/ lots, 16@19c , dozen, Eastern Eggs, 16@1gc
z dozen.
POULTRY Live Turkeys-Gobblers 160
17c 2 b; Hens, l6t9I7c; BOOSTERS, S5a6 90
Tor old and 5000 so for young; Fryers, 50 so
G4 so; Broilers, S2g3 90: Hens. So 5OG6 SO;
Ducks, old. SAGA 5O;young, S3@5; Geese, old,
q 70; Gosnngs, Sl@1 90 = pair; Pigeons,
PRO -Eastern Hams, 141SeGl5:
California Hams, 1312914c;Ea Easter Breakfast
Bacon. leg i1c; California Bacon, heavy and
medium. SO Is nc; do light I4td, 14I5c, DO ex-
ira light, 5jaG16c q ID; Pork, extra pri me,
Sl6Gl6 30; do, prime mess, S173ls; do
/ mess, S23Gg24; 10, clear, S25426; do extra
clear, S26g27 : bbl; Pigs Feet, sig so p
bbl Beef mess. bbls 81 5O9S; do extra mess.
bbis. SIS 50Q9: do. family, Sl1G,I2 > bbl. ex-