The record-union., 1893-08-22
COMMERCIAL.
Slight Improvement Over Saturdays
Prices of Wheat.
Fair Sampling of Barley Offerings,
But No Heavy Business
Transacted.

heavy business was transacted Moderate in
qulry prevails for Oats, and some little bust
ness Is in progress, with the outlook promis-
ing Tor increased trading.
The Vegetable market showed no particular
activity this morning. Receipts were heavy,
ana the demand slow. Tomatoes were u shade
easier on the wharf. Onions are lower again.
Egg Plant moves off slowly, and prices are
weak. Potatoes are steady
The demand for Fresh Fruits of all kinds is
insufficient TO clean up receipts as well rs
might be and stocks are accommodating.
Peaches did little better. Melons are in
heaVy supply, with prices dull. Grapes are
| plentiful and a good quality sells readily.
The market tor Dairy Produce is generally
nrm. Choice varieties of both Butter and
Eggs command top quotations and a ready
! sale. Cheese is steady.
| The Poultry market is nominal, with light
stocks on hand. A carload of Eastern fowl
! is expected early in the week.
Produce Market.
/ FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family extras,
/ 50 1904 2 bbl; Bakers Extras, S3 oo93 80;
! Superhne, 81 SO@3 10.
1 WHEAT - Standard shipping Wheat,
/ Sl O354, with 81 % ? ctl for choice article.
/ Milling grades range from 81 O712 10 81 I215
| D ctl, the latter figure an extreme 1or some
| thing fancy.
BARLEi-Feed, 671lc to 6es4c p ctl for
good quality and zoe tor choice; brewing, so
@9oc; Cnevalier, 81 1901 IN for standard
quality and 81 to 81 10 for lower grades.
| OAIS-Quotable at sc 10 81 O5 for new
White and Sl@l 20 for old; black, 9Oc9S1 q
ell.
CORN-Quotable at 92H@95c for Large
| Yellow, 971ac to 81 for Small Yellow ana 80
| q soc . ctl for White.
| CRACKED CORN-$23@23 80 per ton.
| OILCAkE MEAL-S32 50@35 y ton.
| CORNMEAL-AIillerS quote feed at S22 to
S22 90 ? ton; fine kinds Tor the table, in
| large and small packages, 2549J19c p tb.
CHOPPED FEED-$17 so to sis 80 q ton.
| SEEDS-MuStard, brown, -@-c; Yellow,
2h4c: Canary, imported, S5@5 so; do Cali
fornia,- &C; Hemp, 4@ lsc g ID; Rape 81 25Q
= so; Timothy, &C 2 II; Alfalfa, &c e b tor
California and 1 0c tor Utah; FLAX, 50 p ctl.
MIDDLINGs--S22@S24 q ton.
MILLSTUFfS-Rye Flour, SIC; Rye Meal
! Sc; Graham Flour, &c; Oatmeal &c; Oat
! Groats, sc; Cracked Wheat, = C; Buckwheat
Flour, SC; Pearl Barley, u Ca Pc; q ID; Nor
NAL Nutriment So 2 case OF l dozen cans;
Breakfast Delight, SO 25 p case OF dozen
| packages.
BRAN-S1s@19 p ton.
I HAY-W rebound Hay sells at S1Q2 q
/ ton less than the figures given. Wheat 81 O9
! 2 80; Wheat and cat, S9@11; Wild Oat,
81 90 to 50 So. Alfalfa, $500 for first cut
/ ting and $40 for second; Clover, $50 IL;
Barley, $500 so; Compressed, $S@IO so;
Stock, S7GS p ton.
oTRAW-4o@45c p bale.
HOPS-1S@2lc p ID.
! RYE-90035c p ctl.
BUCkWHEAT-S 25@2 80 q ctl.
GROUND BARLEl-$l6 so to Sl7 p ton.
| Peerless, 100000; Early Rose 30@5oc; River
/ Burbanks, 3O@60c; Salinas Burbanks, Sl@
81 j 10 1,3 2 ; ctl; sweets, l@l1ac 2 n
DRIED PEAs-Green, 81 So to So 25;
BbE3AANsaaB4.yos, y 90@2; Butter, 90 SO
g & 1a rnN 81 S5as 60 2SS5 g5 Fts Ssa 81 y Is 9oS {9
! 81 40; sinai White, 81 1903 IS; Large
White, 81 1o@2 70 p ctl.
| NECfEIABLES-Gree Okra, 25@5Oc .
! box; Egg Plant, 35@5Oc z box; Green Corn,
/ 3O@65c q sack; Alameda Corn, Sl@1 25 y
/ box; berkeley Corn, 40@75c p box; Green
/ Peas, 21sc = ID: String Beans, 11S@2c . ID;
/ Squash, 593Oc q box Alarrowtat Squash,
J $40 2 ton; Cucumoers 20035c T box for
| BAY; Pickles, 81 5O@l 90 for No. and GOO
| 75c 8. cl for No. 2; Green Peppers, 25@4Oc
! 2 box for Ch1les and 35050c Tor Bell; hiver
/ Tomatoes COG S5c for large boxes; Iurnips
&c = ctl; Beets, Sl9l 70 p sack; Carrots
1890 Cabbage, 5U@55c; Garlic. 1Gl15c
| U h; Caulitiower, COG Oc p dozen; Dry Pep
pers, &c N ID; Dry Okra, 1oc T. ID
;, Fresh -FkUIT-Apples, 35@75c 3 box;
Pears, 25g4Oc p box; bartlett Pears, 4U@5Oc
| q box for No ana 25@3Oc Tor No. 2; Red
Nectarines, 40@5Oc p box; White Nectarines
20g3Oc y box; Strawberries, S5@6 = chest
Tor large and $5G17 for Longworth; Raspber-
ries, $500 . chest; Apricots, 1@1Lc p
ID in bulk; Figs 25G5Oc p box single
layer, and 5O@75c for double; Peaches,
2O@40c 2 box, 20@35c q bskt ana
@z@g1c q tb IN bulk; Blackberries, 81 25G2 90
d chest; Huckleberries, 4@6c = II; Fums,
2O@35c p box as to variety; Egg Plums in
bulk. S1O@12; Green Cages, Sb@1O q ton:
| CantalOupes, 2o05Oc y crate for VacaVille
and 4OcGSI for River; Nutmeg Melons, 25@
l0c y box; Watcrmelons, S5@o T. 100; Crab
apples, 30@5Oc = box.
GRAPES = Sweetwater, 25@4Oo; Muscat,
25@5Oc; AIalagas, 25@5Oc; Black. 15@5Oc;
Tokay. 35@75c 2 box.
CITRUS FkUlT-Mexican Lines Sd 5Om
Sicily, @; California Lemons. 81 25@2 for
common and So 5o@4 for good to choice;
Bananas, 81 5O@2 90 p bunch; hawaiian
Pineapples, 81 5o@3; Mexican Pineapples,
1904 q dOz.
DRIED FRUIT-New Apples. 3a3%c . II
for quartered, 4@41ac for sliced ana 6m &c for
evaporated; new Oieached Peaches, ga 7c;
Apricots, spot, 70 7$4c fer bleached and 4@5c
Tor sun-dried Prunes, future delivery, 41a@
sc; new plums, 597c tor piLted; Dates 4I56
and 1591c for SECONDS; sun-dried Peaches 3G0
4c; bleached Peaches, 6@6hc; Figs,-@-c for
pressed and 2@3c for impressed.
RAISINS-LondOn Layers 81 25Ml so.
loose Muscatel. 9Oc@S1 10 in boxes anu 31561
412c q 10 in SACKS.
NUrS-Chestnuts, 7@1Oc p h; Walnuts :
@7c tor hard shell; q for soft shell and
&C for paper shell; Chile Walnuts S@gc. CaIi-
fornia Almonds, 15@16c lor soft shell. Ease
for hard shell and -G-c for paper shell; Pea
nuts, 4G41ac; Hickory Nuts, 5@6c; FilberTs.
10g101ac; Pecan, S@l0c for rough and llm
l21ac tor polished; Brazil Nuts, S@9c; Pine
MUS, 1214@13c p ID; Cocoanuts, $4@5 2
HONEY-Comb, 9@11c; Light. amber, ex-
tracted, 5c; Dark, 452@454c; Water White,
extracted, 5A@51ac q 10.
BEkSWAA-2E925 sc p 10
BUTTER-Fancy Creamery. 2S@29c; Fancy
Dairy, 25@2712c; good to choice, 2i@24c:
common grades' lo@2oc 2 n; Picked Roll
ern, ladle packed, 17@1Sc p ID.
CHEESE-Chuice TO fancy new. s156a1 oc.
fair to good, 7@oc; Eastern, ordinary 10 fine,
1l@13c = h.
EGGSECalifornia ranch. 25@2sc. store
lots, 15@22c p dozen; Eastern Eggs, 100
1Sc . dozen.
PoULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblers. 19@
l-2Oc q %; Hens, 1791oci RoOsters, S596 tor
old and S4@5 for young; Fryers, SO 5O@4 50;
Broilers, S293 so; Hens, S5@6; Ducks, old
S4@4 so; young. S3@5; Geese, old, 81 25;
GosHngs, S191 90 pair; Pigeons, 81 259
PR0VlsIONS-Eas Hams, 1870 41zc.
| California Hams, 391 313c; Eastern breakfast
Bacon, 16@l &c: California Bacon heavy and
medium, 129131ac; do. light, l J5Gl Sc. do
extra light, 16G17c = b; Pork extra prime
$l69l6 80; do, prime mess, S1791s; do,
mess, S23@24; DO, clear, S25G26; DO, extra
clear, S26@27 = Dbl; Pigs Feet, S12 so , Dbl:
Beef, mess, bbls, 81 50Gs; do, extra mess
| bbls, So 50@9; do, family, Sl1@12 p bbl;
extra DO, S12 5o913 y bbl; do, smoked, 10
prime steam, 11Hc; 1o-D pals, lie; 5-B
pals, l21sc; 3-b, 1214c; California l OH tins
lie: do, 5-b, 1118c; do. kegs, 10@Ilc: do
2o-fD buckets, 12gl217e; compound, SIC for
WOOL-We quote spring:
California, years feece................... sa1Oc
DO, to SG12
Do, Foothfll.--...-...,..-. lO6l3
DO, extra Humboldt and Mendocino-iSgi5 iSi5
Nevada, choice and
10. netl ............. 9MlO
Oregon. Eastern, choice.................12G 12G15
DO, Eastern poor -.-.-..-............-... SOLO
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