The record-union., 1893-05-29
Wheat Continues Dull, With Little
Hope Of Betterment.
The Week Closes on an Active Trade
In Local Market
Circles.
So FRANcIsco. Mav 21

the Produce Exchange report on stocks on
hand VIII be given out The actual condition
OF TIE growing crop is also a most important
factor. Call Board business is rather light.
IN Fresh Fruits the receipts are very large
put the weather remains warm and the de
mand is extensive. Oranges are coming
TO hand in moderate quantities, but supplies
are ample, and strictly choice Navels and
seedlings readily bring full figures. Straw
berries are IN large supply, but the active
movement OF trade sustains values and pre-
vents any undue accumulations of stock
kaspberres are stlll scarce and rather high
priced. Cherries are now making q handsome
display. The quality OF the Irult generally is
excellent, and although prices are declining
the Iact IS due TO the usual advance OF the
season Values generally are quite steady.
1he Vegetable market is well supplied and
reasonable prices are ruling. Potatoes are
fairly steady with Il good inquiry.
Inc Dried Fruit market is rather quiet, but
the outlook for the new crop is very promis
ing.
Dairy Products are selling quite well, but
there IS an easy tone prevailing. Creamery
and Fancy Roll Butter are rather more plentf.
ful than the present condition Of trade re-
CURES, and other grades are slow to sell
Cheese is held steady by a good demand, al
though prices are easy, Eggs are in heavy
over supply, and the range in prices given by
various dealers is wider than usual. Poultry
Is meeting with fair demand.
The Wool trade is suffering from depression
consequent upon uncertainty respecting tariff
legislation. Stocks on hand at present are
enormous, and there Is practically no move
ment.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras
S4 1904 20 p Dbl; Bakers Extras, S4@4 90
Supernne, So s0@3 20.
WHEAT-For No. l shipping Wheat the
top quOtable figure is 81 26It though, per
maps. 81 271a could be obtained for something
extra choice. Milling Wheat is held at range
OF 81 3212CG1 3719 p ctl.
BARLEY-Feed, s5@s614c p ctI for good
qqaIity and o774c for choice; Brewing, 95c@
81 o6 p ctl.
from 81 40 for fair to 81 rs p ctl for choice;
Gray, 81 35@1 40; Black, 81 25@l 35 p ell.
CORN.Quotab!e at 81 O591 0614 for Large
Yellow 81 d0gl liz for Small Yellow and
OILCAKE MEAL-S35 p ton
CoRNMEAI4-Millers quote feed at S24 90
@25 90 p ton; line kinds for the table, in large
and small packages, 2%4@313c p ID.
CHOPPED FEkD-S16 5O@15 so p ton.
SEEDS Mustard, Brown. &C; Yellow,
tornia,- -; Hemp, 4@4z,c r. ID; Rape, So 25@
fornia and 0c for Utah; Flax. So . ctl. 0''-'
M!R2DLINGS-S2o 5o@22 p ton.
$500 90; Cat, SS@10; fair to choice Wheat
- 5O@14; compressed, 81 50@11; stock
SbQ9; Alfalfa, $50 l; clover SSG1O z ton.
STRAW-35@45 sc p bale
MfLLsTtFFs-Eye Flour, SIC; Rye Meal,
&c; Graham Flour, Sc Oatmeal, 414c; Oat
Flour, &c; Pearl Barley, 4l4@455c & ID.
BRAN-Sl6 5O917 q ton.
RIE-Sl 3 p ctl.
50 10; asked, 81 35 p ctl.
&GR0uNp BARLEY-S1s@19 p ton.
POTATOES-Early Rose, bxs, 81 S5G2 60;
Old Crop oregon are firm at a range OF So 90
az rs for Burbanks and $292 20 for Garnet
Chile. Receipts of new to-day were l 1,627
sacks selling at 112@2c = ID.
ONlONS-Are easier. Red are quotable at
DRIED PEAS-Green, 81 1902; BlacIxeye.
nominal; Niles, S2G2 % y ctl.
BEANS-Bayos--S2 5000 80; Butter, SO
@$ 25i Pink, So 9o92 80; Red, 50 75@
Small White, S2 00@2 70; Large White,
FRESH FKUIT-New Apples, 5o@75c p
box; Strawberries So to 81 per chest for
Sharpless and S7@11 for Longworth; Rasp-
berries, 6561S5c; Gooseberries 2a4c b ii:
Cherries, 20@70 &c for white, 75@gOclor Rovai
Ann, and 4Oc@S1 25 2 box for black; Cur
rants, sc p drawer; Apricots, S@lUc y ID;
Figs, 30@4Oc q 10.
VEGETABLES-String Beans, 3@5c for Los
Angeles and TO 10c z ID for NacaV Vile: Wax
Beans, 1@lOc r b Summer Squash, lO@l &c
y ID; Cucumbers, 35975c p dozen; Green
Peppers, 30935c d 10; Green Peas, Slml 25
per SACK for sweet and &c to &c q 70 for garden
and Alameda; Asparagus, 81 5U6D1 rs = box
for No. l and 5Oc@S 25 . box for No .:
Rhubarb, SOC sc p box; Iurnips, 81 . ctl;
beets, Sl@l 20 e sack; Carrots, S5c@$l 25;
Cabbage, Sl@1 10; Garlic, 113@214c . ID;
CaulitloWer, 65@ o5c p dozen; Dry Peppers,
sc 2 %; Dry Okra. sc 2 ID.
CITRUS SFRUIT-Mexican Lines, S4@4 so:
California Lines, 5O@75c, p box; Lemons,
Sicily, - 1O40; California Lemons SIGl 50
Tor common and S2@3 for good to choice:
Bananas, $1@2 per bunch; Hawaiian Pine,
apples, S3@6 q dozen;- Mexican Pineapples,
50 50 to 50 D dozen; Riverside Navels, 81 SO
az 20; riverside Seedlings, 75c@DS1 25 "A
DoX; san Bernardino Navels, S2a2 so: san
Bcrnardino Seedlings, S1@l so . box; Oro-
Vile Navels, % T. box; Oroville Seedlings,
-CG- 2 box; Los Angeles Navels, Sl@l so:
Los Angeles Seedlings. 75c@S1; San Gabriel
Navels, 81 to SS so; San Gabriel Seedlings,
75cGS1 2 box.
DRIED FRUIT Dates, 415@5c; Apples.
sun-dried, quartered, 6@67ac; 40. sliced, ca
615c; do, evaporated, III boxes, sc to 1Oc:
Pears, bleached, 5@Gc for sliced, 395c Ior
quartered and sc Tor evaporated; Pears mr.
Dieached, 3@ &c for sliced and 21503c for
quarJered; Figs, 4@0c Tor pressed and 3Q31ac
for Impressed; Prunes, 71a@S32c Tor small
9}s@91ac for the four sizes ana 1Oc TOR the
fifth size OF 5O96Os; pitted Plums, SI@0915c;
unpitted Plums, 21aG6c; bleached Peaches
9@11c; sun-dried Peaches, 1@9c p b; A pri-
cots, 11@14c for Royal and 15@l6c Tor
MoOrparks; Grapes, 2@254c q 10.
RAISINS-Dondon Layers, 81 25 to 81 so.
loose Muscatel, $1@1 20 in boxes and 3@4G
4ac q u in sacks.
HUTs- -Chestnuts, 7@1oc p r. walnuts,
6@17c tor hard smell, 11@13c for soft shell
and &C p tb TOR paper smell; Chile Walnuts
697c; California Almonds, 1891 SC for soft
shell, 615G7@ for hard shell and 1901 sc for
paper shell; Peanuts, 304c; Hickory Nuts.
7@gSc; Filberts, 9@10c; Pecan, S@lOc for
small and 14Q16c lor large; Brazil Nuts.
S@9c; Pine Nuts, 1212@13c p ID; Cocoanuts,
SI@5 p hundred.
HoNEY-Comb. 125z@13c; amber ex-
tracted, 6@G1ac; dark, -Cg-c; water white,
extracted, &C 2 10.
BEES WAX-25G27c 2 ID.
BUT1ER-Fancy Creamery, 21@22c: fancy
dairy, 19G2Oc; good TO choice, 1715@l SIC:
common grades, l5@17c p ib.
CHEESE-Choice 10 fancy new. 9I%0I &c.
fair to good, S49c: Eastern, ordinary 10 fine
11@13c; do, fancy creamery, 14@15c p b.
EGGS - California ranch, 1S@lgc; store
lots, 169l7c . dOz; Eastern Eggs, 16@17J6c
q doz.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblers. 1910
17c Y ib; Hens, 16c; boosters, So 5G@O 50
for old and SS@1O for young; f'rvers S-mS.
Broiler>, 81 5O93 80 Tor small and 81 5O@G
for large; liens, $6N6 80; Ducks, old S4m
4 so; young, S4 5Og5 so; Geese. old. 81 IS:
GoslIngs, II 2591 rs p pair.
OVlSl0NS-Eastern Hams 17@1715c;
California Hams, lG@1612c; Eastern Break
and medium, 14c; do, light. 1870 / &c; do.
extra light, 11@1719c y b; Pork, extra prime,
s169I6 SO: DO, prime mess, SI7@is; do.
clear, S2t@27 = bbI; Pigs Feet, sig so a
bbl; Beef, mess, bbls, s. 5O@5; do. extra
mess, bbls, s. 5O@9; 10, family, SIl4I2 y
bhl; extra do, sig 5OG13 . bbl; do smoked,
101l@1 1c; Eastern Lard. tierces 1O@lOIlc:
DO, prime steam, 13c: 1O-D pals l4c 5-r5
141sc; 3-fb 1413c; California, ION tins. liz 10
121ac; do, 5-tb 12L@13 sc; do kegs. 1870; do.
2o-b buckets, &c; compound, 915c for tierces.
and 1Oc Tor hf bbls
WOOL-We quote spring:
Nevada, choice p 9fb....--................ &c
10, pDor----:- 2Cg sc
San Joaquin X southern, years sta
pie ...-....--1 OG11c
10, snort POL Sc
DO, very poor and shIinky...... IOm1Ic
DO, FoothIll, good to choice ........... 3G51 6c
HIDES AND SklNS-QuOtable as follows:
sound. Culls