The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-07-19
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat Situation Hardly as Favorable
for Sellers Yesterday,
The Barley Market Lacks Vim, and
the Immediate Outlook Not
Specially Bright.

/ favorable Tor sellers, and slight concessions
on former figures were necessary TO draw out
custom. There was a gooIly array of offer
lngs and all wants OF shippers can be readily
supplied. The Barley market lacks vim, and
( the Immediate outlook is not specially
bright. OF course there is something doing
all the time, but the shipping demand that
developed a short time ago has not been as
well maintained as might be desired. AT the
same time it should be remembered that the
month ofJuly Is more or less d broken one for
business, and the inquiry is likely to pick up
after couple OF weeks have passed. Prices at
the moment are quite easy. The condition OF
the Dat market Is not satisfactory to sellers.
The demand is light, while offerings are free,
and reasonable concessions could likely be
obtained to effect round sales. New crop is
in fair supply, offering for sale at range OF
$l@l 20 Z ell.
The Vegetable markets are dun, with prices
steady. Inc IO;atO market Is weak unCer
heavy arrivals. onions hold firm. Corn is
Stiller and Tomatoes rom the river have
weaker tone. Other varieties are plentiful
ana cheap.
The supplies of Fresh Fruits are liberal and
the demand is not particularly weak for this
season OF the year Peaches were firmer again
TO-DAY and Crawlords sold up to 80 cents on
the wharf Melons OF all Kinds are ON hand,
but sales are SLOW. i few Grapes came in.
Butter is unchanged. Choice grades are
firm and the others are weak The Egg
market IS steady, with stocks heavy. Cheese
IS dull at quotations.
The Poultry market is IN a condition which
favors buyers. Receipts are moderate, but
the uemand is slow.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
traS, 81 1904 20 p Dbl; Bakers Extras,
S4@4 20; SuperIine, So SO@3 20.
WHEAT-1he range for shipping Wheat Of
No. gIaie is 81 1901 1G14, with 81 ~
Y ell rs a iull figure for choice article. Mil
| ling qualities sell at a range OF 81 cool 20,
though some holders OF fancy lots ask 81 2713
4 ell.
BARLEY-Feed, 7114@soc p ctl for good
quality and 6114c Tor cnoice; brewing, 9Oc@
81 q ctl.
OATS = Surprise, 81 1901 45; Milling,
good 70 choice, 81 25@1 40; common -
fair, 81 10@1 20; Gray, 81 3O@1 50; Black,
81 1901 20 4 ctl.
! CORN = Quotable at 9715c@S1 for Large
Yellow, 81 O213@l 05 for Small yellow ana
81 05@1 10 z ctI for White.
CRACkkD COhN-S24@25 q ton.
OILCAKE MEAL -S3J = ton.
Observation-Disclosures quote feed at S23 80
GA 50 y ton; fine kinds for the table. in
la re, ane Ism small taskasSs 20 a52e . ID.
S cHFbsEa lhG9T5 r6S 20@19 80 y ton
sc, Canary, imported, S5@95 so; do. Cali
tornia, =; Hemp, 4@4i,c p d; Rape, 50 $50
/ 2 so; Timothy, 61ac = 10; Alfalfa, sc p II for
Canlorni and Toe Tor UIah: Flax. 81 = ETH
MIDDLINGiS-S2i@2 GA = ton
IlAH-N rebound Hay sells ut Sl@2 p ton
less than the ngures given. Wheat, Sl0@
l.; Wheat and Oat, S9@11 90; Wild
Oat, 81 50@9 80; Alfalfa, S7&S for tirst cut
ting and SIo@1 for second; Glover, So@II;
BARLEY, $500 30; compressed So@1O so;
Stock. $7QGo 4 ton.
STKAW-4OG5Uc p bale.
HUPS-l6@1Scr n
MILLSTUFFo-Rye Flour, SIC; Rye Meal.
Sc; Graham Flour, &c; Oatmeal. &c: DAT
Greats, sc; Cracked Wheat SIC; Buc1l Wheat
Flour, sc; Pearl Barley, i a41Sc 2 Ii; Nor
maj Nutriment, So q case OF / dozen cans.
Breakfast Delight So % = case of two dozen
packages
BHAN-sI7a1s . ton.
~ E-$ l 81, q 2 Ell.
GROUND BARLEY-SI9@19 so p ton.
POTATOES-ReceiDtS are large and buy
ers have matters LARGELY their own way as
regards Prices. Early Rose, $4,000; Bur
on oN9-Red, $50 &c; silverskins, $40
DRIED PEAs-Green. 81 1902; Blackeye.
81 65@l 70; Niles, $2@2 25 2 Ell
BEANS-Bayos,S 80 1902 10; Butter, 81 : 5
Lima, 81 sos; Pea 81 76@5 So 5gg Snail 9qi
White, 50 6O@2 70; Large White 81 GOO
VEGETABLES-Gre Okra. 75caS1 = bx.
Egg Plant,S1 5O@1 70 p bX; Green Corn. S5cG
81 ? IS y sack: Bay Corn, 20@2215cP doz; Berk-
eley Corn, S1@1 20 q Seek; Green Peas,
| 2@2Hc Z II; String Beans. 2@4c n 10;
Alameda summer squash. 4OG6Oc p bx
Cucumbers, 5O965cR box for Bay; Green Pep
pers, 800 Sc q box for Chilcs and 6Oc@Si
for Bell; tomatoes, 50@G5c . box Tor Va
cayille; River Tomatoes, 5c@S1 for small
boxes and 81 5O@2 80 for large boxes: Tur-
nips, 75c 2 ell; beets, S1@1 % e sack; Car
p Il; Caulltower, 60@7Oc . dozen; Dry Pep
pers, &c T. ID; Dry Okra, l sc 2 b.
FRESH tRUlT-Apples, 25@S5c p box
and 2O@35c u basket; Pears, 25@5Oc
! n box and bskt; Bartlett Pears. &c 10
95c p box; Strawberries. 50 1913 =
chest for large and S5@6 Tor LongWorth;
| @5oc for Royal Ann, and 40@65c y box tor
| black; Currants, So 5094 80 p chest; ROYAL
/ Apricots, 30@5oc 2 box and 30@4Oc = bslt:
! do, in bulk, 1@11ac y ID; Figs, 15@l25e , box
| Cherry PlumS, 1593Oc = drawer; Peaches
4Og6Oc box ana 35@50c % bskt;
| Early CrawfordS, 60@o sc p box: BIackber-
| ries, $500 2 chest; Plums, 25@75c p box
as to variety; Catalogues, S2@I p crate:
! WatermeIons, 81 50@2 . dozen; Grapes, 75c
CIRRUS FRUIT = Mexican Lines. 81
o.; California Lines 5O975c p box: Lem
ons, sicily, q; California Lemons, 81
/ 10 - for common and $500 for good 10
choice; Bananas, 81 50@2 so Z bunch: Ha-
waiian Pineapples, S1@4; Mexican Pine
| apples, S3G4 z dozen; Oranges, 75cGS1 %
! p box Tor common seedlings and 81 500
l 70 for Mediterranean Sweets.
DRIED FRUTI-New bleached Peaches
G@1c; Prunes. late delivery, 41295c; April
/ sun-dTIel. chartered, &c; 90, sliced, "a
/ C; do, evapoHted. in boxes s@sIsc; Pears
bleached, &c for sliced; &C chartered
and 712@sc for evaporated; Pears, I'M
/ bleached, &c 1or sliced ana &c for
! quartered; Figs, "A sc for pressed and 3@3J5c
| tor impressed; PruneS, 6L@1c for small
1 SGg9c tor the iour sizes and SIC for the NTH
/ size OF 50G6Us; pitted PlumS, 5000; I'M
/ pitted, Piums, &C; bleached Peaches, "a
! sc: sun-dried Peaches. 4@Cc y 10; ApricotS
/ &C for Royal and &C for MoorparSs:
/ Grapes, &c 2 ID for iirsts aud 1sGIc . II for
1 seconds
kAIS1NS-London Layers. 81 20 to 81 90;
! loose Muscatel, 90c9S1 10 in boxes and 81
@414c z ID in sacks
! NUTS-Chestnuts, re to loo p ID; Walnuts,
! o9 Tor hard shell, &C for soft shell and
/ e = 10 for paper shell; Chile Walnuts. 5Q6c;
! California Almonds, l0G16c for soft shell
! Csc Tor hard she'll and &C for paper
smell; Peanuts, lG4 t2c; Hickory Nuts 506c;
/ tuberts, O@1O12c; Pecan, S6D1Oc for rough
and 1l@121ac FOR polished; Brazil Nuts So
I Sc Pine Nuts, 1214913c q II; Cocoanuts,
/ S4Gs5 s hundred.
HoNEY--comb, 1o@12c light amber ex-
/ traeted, 5i4tG51sc 2 n.
BEESW AA-2I @22c p II.
BUI Ikk-fancy Creamery, 2O921c; Fancy
/ Dairy, 1920; good to cnoice l74lsLc.
common grades. 1lG16c 2 b; Eastern Iad1e-
packed, 16@17cP u.
CHEESE-Choiee to fancy new, S69c; fair
TO good. 1g712c; Eastern, ordinary to fine,
11g13c; do, fancy creamery. lac to SC 2 TO-
EGGS-California ranch. 2Im24c: store
lots 1bg2Oe = dozen; Eastera Eggs, 1910
&c Z dozen.
POULTRl-Live Turkeys-Gobplers. l3a
l4c a 10. Hens. 26I1 Re-. RDpStarS e ~.