The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-04-05
COMMERCIAL.
Trade Very Quiet and Slow in the San
Francisco Wheat Market.
Vegetable Market Active. With Lower
Prices for Some Early
Varieties.
san FRANc1sco. April 9TH


manned stationary. At the moment matters
do not look very bright for shipping business,
ana holders must patiently await a turn for
the better at foreign centers, when more
activity and steadier prices would likely pre-
vail IN local circles. The general feeling in
feed descriptions of Barley is not quite as con-
ndent as it was short while ago. At the
same time, there has been no relapse worthy
OF mention. Offerings are moderate, while
holders OF a choice article are in no hurry to
sell, and this circumstance helps in impart-
ing fair tone TO the situation. There is con-
tinued demand for Brewing quality, and
parcels that are desirable find prompt custom
within the current range of values. While
the demand for Oats is not of urgent character,
there Is yet fair inquiry on jobbing account,
which keeps the market in steady motion.
Prices are not particularly weak, but the adj
vantage OF the situation is rather in favor of
buyers, except for parcels that are of specially
choice quality, such stock commanding full
figures.
The. Vegetable market was active this morn
ing, with lower prices tor some early varieties.
The Potato market is very firm with higher
prices. onions are also active and firm.
Mushrooms came in very light and prices
We're higher.
There is nothing new in the fruit market.
and prices are steady. Oranges are cleaning
up better but the stock is poor Apples are
in limited supply and fair demand. Fancy
Lemons are FIRMLY held. Lines are in plentl-
ful supply and easy at quotations.
The poultry market is easier this morning
for Hens and BOOSTERS. Young Ducks are
higher. The demand is fair for California
stock and receipts were light A carload of
Eastern stock came in this morning. Game
is quiet and in light supply.
The Butter market is very weak for all kinds
OF stocks. Receipts are heavy and the de-
mand moderate in all quarters. Eggs are also
weak. y carload of Elstern came in to-day
There is no old Cheese in the market.
Produce Market.
FLoUR-we quote: Net cash prices for
Family Extras ds s. 9GS4 36 e5 Bakers Elk
WHEATON otable at 81 23I for No. 1
and 91 20 q ctl for choice quality. Mil ing
Whsq Is Yu0%s@6lS o at Z! Fee8 et ell
for good quality, and s6149s71&c for choice;
Brewing, 95c@S1 o214 = ell
fancy feed, 81 4o@1 421S; good to choice feed
81 o7il@i ff7s15; Gray, 81 a5S1 50; Red
C0RN-Qu6ta6ie at 81 1o@1 1215 tor Large
Yellow, 81 1901 1215 for Small Yellow and
81 o7143@gI 121a 2 etl Tor White.
20 so = ton.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote feed at S24 so
large ana small packages, 25z@315c p II.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at Sl7@17 SO
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, "a
&C; Yellow, DC; Canary, imported, S5@
5 so; do California, no; Hemp, 4@45 &c = ID;
kape 50 25G2 so; Timothy, C p D.; Alfalfa
&c = 10 Tor California and loo for Utah;
Flax, 50 e ctl.
DLINGs-Quotable at $40 5o@22 p
ton.
HAY-we quote: Wheat and Dat, $40
IL; Barley, SOS so; Dat, 500; fair to
choice Wheat, SSG13 so; compressed, $40
9 90; stock, S6@7; Alfalfa, SOLO; Clover,
sTRAW-Quotable at 35@45c p bale.
HOPS-The market is inactive and like
condition is reported at distant centers Nom
iual at 121&Q1sc p ID.
MILLSTUFFS-We quote: Rye Flour, SIC;
Rye Meal, &c; Graham Flour, &c; Oatmeal,
432c; Oat Greats, sc; Cracked Wheat, SIC;
Buckwheat Flour, DC; Pearl Barley, 4149415c
BRAN-Quotable at S15@15 so p ton.
RYE-Quotable at 81 O591 1374 p ctl
BUCKW at S2@2 so p
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at sao@21
POTAToEs-We quote: New, 3@4c p II:
Early Rose, 81 25@1 80; River Reds, 81 rs
81 40S1 55; Humboldt Burbanks, 81 500
! rs; Oregon Burbanks, 81 1902; oregon
Garnet Chiles, 81 25@1 50; Sweet, 81 goo
ONIoNS-Quotable at 81 1909 25 p ctl
for good to choice stock.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 65@
l 50; Blackeye, nominal; Niles, 81 5o@1 90
BEANs-We quote as follows: Bayos So 90
@3 Is; Butter, So 75@5 rs for small and So
- go@3; Lima, SO 1903 20; Pea, So roo
= So; Small White, 81 70@2 so; Large
White, 50 65@2 70 3 ctl.
Mushrooms, 100000 ? u: String Beans 100
lee n p; Wax Beans, 10c 2 ID; Summer
squash s. ID; 1 Gucambers. 75c@
Peas, 3G6c; Asparagus, 6a7c for No. and
3G4c 4 h for No 2 or 81 50G2 20 p box;
Khubarb, 81 25@1 80 ? box; Turnips, 700
OF En 4 -
4O@5Oc; Cabbage, S0@S5c; Garlic, A91Lc
8 IN; Caulihower, 5o@65c p dozen; Peppers,
6@ac p n; Dry Qkra, 15c p ID; Marrowiat
FRESH FRUIT-We quote: Apples, 5000
Sf25 for common, 81 50@1 rs for good TO
ciloice, and 81 = box for fancy.
CITRUS FRUIT-We quote as follows:
Mexican Lines, 81 5O@5; California Lines,
75c &c 81 Z box; Lemons, Sicily, S5@5 80;
50 5oG3 for good to choice; Bananas, Sl@2
q bunch; Hawaiian Pineapples, 5000; Next
can PineaPples, 50 50@6 = dozen; Riverside
si af5 SO Box; San %gTsGf SeS SaTgs
50 5000 10 ? box; San Bernardino Seed
iings, SI91 70 p box; Oroville Navels, o
Angeles NaveIs, 81 so to 50; Los Angeles
Seedlings, o5c@S1 20; san Gabriel Navels,
1902 rs; San Gabriel Seedlings, S1@1 20 q
DRIED FRUIT-We quote: Dates, 41495c;
Apples, Sun-dried quartered, 5@6c; do,
sliced, ,6@7c; do, ,evaporated, in boxes, so
3@5c for quartered and SC for evaporated;
Pears. unbleached, 3@4c for sliced and 255@
Sc for quartered; Figs, 4G5c for pressed and
393Ac for Impressed; Prunes, 7@Sc for
small, 9SsG919c for the four sizes and loo
Tor the hfth size of 5096Os; Pitted Plums,
$40 l0c; unpitted Pums, 21a95c; bleached
Peaches sole; sun-dried Peaches Cos &c
y d. AprcoIs, &c 10 lac for Royals and 15C9
&C for Moo Grapes, 29454c . h.
RAISINS-We quote: London Layers,
81 40 81 60; loose MuseateI, S5c@S1 25 in
boxes and 3%4G4A4c p II i'll sacks.
NUTS-We quote as follows: Chestnuts,
case 2 10; Walnuts, 709c for hard shell, 100
l21ac Tor soft shell and C = ID for paper shell;
Chile Walnuts, S@9c; California Almonds,
131S@1415c for soft shell, 719@S1ac for hard
shell and 15@16c for paper shell; Peanuts,
Sole Hickory Nuts. 761Sc: Filberts, 1o@11c;
Pecan. S@10c lor small and 14@1 &c for large;
Brazil Nuts, &C; Pinenuts, 1215G13c q ID; Co
coanuts $500 2 100.
HONEY-We quote: Comb, 121591 lie; am
Der extracted, 1920; dark, 6g7c; water
white extracted, S@s15c q u.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 24@27c p h.
BUTTER-We quote: Fancy creamery, 10
@2lc; fancy dairy, 17@1Sc; good TO choice,
159l6c; common grades, 12@14c 2 II.
CHEESE-We quote: Choice TO fancy new,
I1@1115c; fair to good, SG9c; Eastern. ordi-
nery to me, l1@1oc; DO, fancy creamery, ID
EGGS-We quote California ranch. $50
19c; store lots, 16@17c 3 doz.
POULTRI-We quote: Live Turkeys-Gob-
blers. 10000; Hens 10000; dressed, ZIG
2oc = 10; Boosters, So 5O@6 SO for old and
$500 for youngi Fryers. s. 5O@6 so; Broil-
ers 81 50@5 so for small and S6a6 so for
large; Hens S697; Ducks, $500; Geese, S2@
2 90 2 pair.
GAME-Nominal.
PROVISIONS Eastern Hams, 10000;
California Hams, LOG SIC; Eastern Break
FAST Bacon, 16@ 61ac; California Bacon, heavy
and medium, 131a@14c; do, light, 1870
15c; do. extra light, 15S16c; do, clear
sides. 1901 SIC 3 10; Pork, extra prime, SIG
GIG so; do prime mess, S17@1S; do, mess,
S23924; do, clear, S25926; do, extra clear,