The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-07-08
Prospect Of a Good Movement il
Wheat in the Near Future.
New Crop OF Barley Coming to Market
in Fairly Good Amounts
Trade in Oats Dull.
san FRANCISCO. July 9TH.


now. Standard Shipping Wheat has been
offered at 81 15 q ctl, and prominent opera
tors have been induced 10 take hold and buy
rather freely, as sales 60 at the present mo-
ment The new crop of Barley is coming to
hand in fairly good amounts, and is better
received than was expected. For a month
past trade had been of hand to mouth char
acter, and wholesale transactions were almost
a novelty. But within day or two there
has been more active movement, caused by
purchases on export account. 1t is deemed a
matter Of satisfaction that hipping trade has
begun thus early in the season, and it is 10 he
hoped that it Will be continued late into the
cereal wear. Prices show moderate strength,
though there is nothing buoyant about the
situation. There are liberal offerings Of
nearly all descriptions OF oats, but trade is
dull ana unsatisfactory. Dealers, however,
are hopeful and look for Il revival OF business
IN the near future.
Speaking OF the Hop situation the CONNER
cidt -NetCS says: Late advices from the East
indicate an improvement in the condition of
the yards in the vicinity of WATERFOWL and
fears concerning the crop have become less
active. Holders are still drm i'll their views,
however, and it is not expected that any ap-
probable change in rates demanded will oc-
cur until the health of the vine is assured. In
England much damage has been done by ver-
min in neglected yards, and it is thought the
Yield Will be mucn contracted. Slnllar an
tcipatiOns exist in reference to portions of
the continent, where the inrOadS OF lice have
been in some cases heavy. 1t is still too early
to reckon with any degree Of certainty upon
probabilities, but guesserS are naturally i'll
clined to speculate little upon the prospect,
ana consequently full rates are demanded for
forward delivery"
The Vegetable market is weak in nearly all
lines, with supplies heavy of Cucumbers and
Squash. There is u falling oil in the supply OF
Green Peas. tomatoes are now beginning TO
arrive in quantity from up the river. Stocks
OF Potatoes clean up well and prices are firm.
The Onion market is in good shape for sci ers
The Fresh Fruit market shows lew changes.
Peaches and Figs are in large supply and
only very fancy stock brings top prices. Cher
ries are firmer GoOseberries are nearly out
of the market. There is little doing in Citrus
Fruits. PineappleS are in heavy supply and
selling cheap. Lines and Lemons move of
slowly.
Supplies of Butter are quite liberal, but the
demands are fair with steady prices. Eggs OF
all kinds move of well with prices nrm.
Cheese is a shade flrmer under a better de-
mand.
The Poultry market is well supplied. Tur-
keys are not quite so plentiful and prices
show slight Improvement California re-
ceipts are light
Produce Market.
FIGURING cash prices for Family Extras,
81 1904 20 p Dbl; Bakers Extras, S4Gg4 20;
Supertne, 81 eO03 20.
WHEAT-Choice shipping quality may
bring 81 16A, but that is the full extreme Of
the market. Milling grades are slow at 81 20
BARLEY Feed, 8o@s1hc . ch for good
quality and s2l98354c Tor choice; Brewing,
O8TS-surprise, 81 471l91 5215; Milling,
81 45@1 so; fancy feed, 81 459l so; good
81 1901 %; Gray, 81 3o@1 40; Black,
81 1O@1 20 2 ctl.
C0RN-Quotable at s1@1 O2]z for Large
Yellow, 81 O5@1 OH for Small Yellow
and 81 1901 1214 = gu tor White.
OILCAKE MEAIr-S35 Z ton.
a., 500 n
to S24 so z ton; tine kinds for the table in
large and small packages, 234@31ac q II.
CHOPPED FEEp-S16 5o@18 50 7. ton.
3@4c; Canary, imported, 5000 90 do Cali,
tornia, &C; Hemp, 4G4lsc q 10; Rape, So ESQ
80; TIMOTHY y ID; Alfalfa, sc 2 u for
MIDDLINGS-S 2O@22 so 2 ton.
HAY-Wire-boundH Hay sells at S1@2 p ton
less than the figures given. Wheat, S9@l3 3;
Wheat and Dat, S9@11i Wild 0at S7G9;
Alfalfa, SOS for first cutting aud S1O@11
for second cutting; Glover, $500; Barley
Ss@IO; stock, S7gS; compressed, Ss@1O p
STKAW-4O@5Oc p bale.
HOPS-15@l SC = ID for new crop.
MILLSTUFFS-Ry Flour, SIC; Rye Meal.
&c; Graham Flour, &c; Oatmea!, 45Sc; Oat
Greats, Sc Cracked Wheat SIC; Buckwheat
Flour, sc; Pearl Barley, 4LI415c p ID; Nor
nal Nutriment, 50 = case of l dozen cans
Breakfast Delight, So 20 p case of dozen
BRAN-s16 6o@17 p ton.
RN E-Sl O2l56Dl o. % % ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-S2 Is : ctl.
GROUND BARLEY -SI9@I9 so p ton
POTATOES-Active demand, with prices
strong, Ordinary kinds of new sell at
60c to 81 q ctl in sacks. New Early
Rose. bxs, 75c@S1 20; New Burbanks, 9Oc9
ONT0Ns-Flrm market. Reds, 6o@75c;
81 lverskins. 81 1881 25 p tl.
DRIED PEAS-Green, 81 IS to So; Black
eye, 81 65@l 70; Niles, S2@2 rs p ctl.
BEANs--Bayos, ~ 6o@2 70; Butter, 50 rs
Lima, 81 1908; Pea 50 70@2 so; Small
White, - G092 70; Large White, So go to
VEGETABLES Okra, 1O@12c . II,
Egg Plant 8@12c . IL; Green Corn
6@1Oc z dozen for field and 12@I5c
for sweet; Bay Corn, 2o@25c q dozen; Green
Peas, PIC p b; String Beans, 2G3c p 10;
Wax Beans, 2@4c y 10; Refugee Beans, 3@4c .
Ii; Winters summer Squash, 15@25c e box;
Alameda summer squash, 5O@65c . box;
Cucumbers, 15a25c ? box Tor ordinary and
50@65c for Bay; Green Peppers, 50@65c
2 box for Ghiles and S1@1 so Tor Bull;
khubarb, 35@65c . box; Tomatoes. 5Oc@
! % 3 sack; Carrots. 45c@5Oc Cabbage, esq
75c; Garlic, 1@11ac p 10; CauIitiower, cog
zoe Z dozen; Dry Peppers, sc p ID; Dry Okra,
FRESH FRUIT-AppIes, green, 25@5oc p
box; do red, 40c0S1 p box; Pears 25q
SOC 2 box and bskt; Strawberries. So 500
q chest tor Sharpiess and $5@S tor
Longworth; Raspberries, SO 5095 . chest;
Cherries, 100000 for Royal Ann, and 5O@sOc
for black; Cherries in bulk 215634c y 10 for
d aoys 6 JACK snq S@se 5o 9F goo 6es to
Royal Apricots, 100000 2 box, and
&o94Oc = bskt do, in bulk, 114c y
ID; Figs, 25@50c p box for single layer
and 5O975c for double; Cherry Plums'
25@5Oc 2 drawer; Peaches, 35@65c p
box and 30960c p bskt; Blackberries
50 50@5 p chest; Plums, 35@70c r box, as to
variety.
CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican Lines. 50 5000:
California Lines 500 5c p box; Lemons, Sic
lily, o; California Lemons, 81 50G2 for
common and S3@4 for GOOD to choice; Ba-
nanas, 81 5000 so . bunch; Hawaiian Pine
apples, 81 5094; Mexican PineappIes
S394 2 doz; Oranges, 50c9S1 25 p box
tor seedlings and 81 5092 80 for Navels.
DRIED FRUII-NeW bleached peaches sc:
Prunes August and September, 5Jsc; April
cots, / DC 2 ID asked; Dates, 4354g sc: Apples
sun-dried, quartered, &C; 90, sliced, @
&C; do evaporated, IN boxes, 93a9@c; Pears,
bleached, &C for sliced, &c for quartered
and 59S4c for evaporated; Pears I'M
bleached, &c for sliced and &C for
quartered; Figs, 4G5c for pressed and So
SIC for impressed; Prunes, 76D714c for
small, S@9c for the four sizes ana 915c for the
fifth size of 5096os; pitted Plums. sGJc;
unpitted Plums, -G-c; beached Peaches,
7g9c; sun-dried Peaches, So &c y u; Apricots'
&c for Royal and &c tor Moor
parks; Grapes, &c . n for irsts and hole p u
for seconds.
dissatisfaction Layers, 81 25@1 so;
loose Muscatel, 90c9S1 10 in boxes and 315
d41zc p h in sacks.
NUTS-Chestnuts, &c to Toe p 10; WaInuts,
597c Tor hard shell, &C tor soft shell and
California Almonds, 15G16c for soft shell,
7g5c for hard shell ana &c for paper
shell; Peanuts, 4@41zc; Hickory Nuts, 5goc;
FlbeTts Toe 10 1925; Pecan, Sg1Oc for rough
and 11@i212c tor polished; Brazil Nuts,
S4GS5 . hundred.
HONEY-Comb, 12c; amber extracted, sc;
dark, -G-c;water white, extracted, SIC 2 u.
BEES WAX-19@21c 3 %.