The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-06-19
COMMERCIAL.
Better Prices Realized for Wheat
Under Fair Inquiry.
Trade in Barley SIow-Offerings of
Oats in Excess of the Demand
Fresh Fruits Steady.
SAY FRANc1sco. June 18th.

curry There was little of interest in the Bar
ley market. Trade was slow ana prices were
weak. Offerings of Oats were more than
enough To meet current demands. Offerings
OF Hay are liberal, yet prices are well MAIN
tanned.
Receipts of Produce were light, but supplies
are ample to meet all requirements of trade.
The Inquiry for fresh Fruits was steady, and
although prices were in many instances both
low and weak, dealers were enabled to clear
up with a fair average. The best grades of
Oranges are about the only kind for which
there is any demand, and prices are held quite
firmly at full figures. Bananas, Lemons,
Lines and Pmeapples are all in good supply,
with d tair inquiry. Cherries are plentiful
and cheap. prices yesterday being lower than
on anv preceding day this season. Currents
are meeting with good inquiry ana sales are
quite extensive. ApricOIs are more abund-
ant and prices are gradually declining.
Blackt erIies and Raspberries are cheaper.
Peaches. Apples and Pears are not OF a desir-
Bile quality and sales are rather slow.
There is steady demand tor Vegetables
and prices remain low. Potatoes and Onions
are weaker.
Dairy products are arriving in liberal guam
Titles and values are not We'll sustained, al
though not quotably Tower. Creamery and
fancy roll butter are stiIl held steady, while
buyers can generally Obtain commissions on
other goods. Choice ranch Eggs are in fair
supply and prices are becoming firmer.
Cheese is plentiful and low priced. Poultry is
very duh.
Produce Market.
FIGURING cash prices for Family Extras.
81 1901 90 2 Dbl; Bakers Extras, S4@I 20;
WHEAT-Quotable at 81 221a 2 ell for No.
shipping and 81 2354 for choice. with some
holders asking 81 25.
BARLEY-Feed, SAFE to $3.50 per ctl Tor
good quality and soc for choice; Brewing
soc to 81 o214 p ctl.
OATS = Surprise, 81 7o@1 rs; Milling,
81 6C91 IS; fancy iced, 81 COOL 90; good
q 15@1 50; Gray, 81 8o@1 as; Black
CQRS-QuotabIe at 81 o21a91 % for Large
Yellow. 81 O5@1 or tor Small Yellow, and
81 5o@ g., ! Iz z as 81 for White.
oILCAKE NfEAL-S35 : ton. ''
CORNMEAL -Millers quote feed at S23 so
to $24 SO = ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 254931ac p ID.
CHOPPED FEBD-S16 50 10 81 5 so p ton
SEEDS-Mustard, Brown, -C9--c; Yellow,
-9-c; Canary, imported, s5@5 SO; do, Cali
SO; Timothy,-c + Is; AItalfa, Sc ! h for
California and 1oc for Utah; Flax, So . ctI.
MIDDLINGS-$20@22 80 p ton.
$500; Wild Dat, S6@8 so; Alfalfa, 5000;
Barley, S7@S 2 ton. OLD stock is quotabIe as
follows: Wheat and Dat, S8@11 SO; Barley,
S7@9; Oat, $799; fair 10 choice Wheat,
stock, S697; Alfalfa, S9@11; Glover, So@10
. ton.
= IA N-OOSey4Ot q DdIts
HOPS-i3@16c ID.
MILLSTUFFS- Rye Flour, SIC; Rye Meal,
&c; Graham Flour &c; Oatmeal, 412c; Dat
Groats, Sc; Cracked Wheat. SIC; Buckwheat
Flour, sc; Pearl Barley, A. @1415c p ID; Normal
Nutriment, SO p case of dozen cans; Break
fast Delight, SO 25 3 case OF 2 dozen packages.
BRAN-$16 5O@17 p ton.
RYE-$1 12L@1 15 Rcu
BUCkM HEA I--S2 ) q ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Si9 so p ton.
POTATOES-Ordinaryk kinds OF new sell in
a QDcm$I ell New karlV Rose
bxs, 9oc@S1 20; New Burbanks, $1@1 so
y ell
ONIONs-85@oOc for Red and s1@1 25 p
ctl Tor ~ilverskins.
DRIED PEAs-Green, 81 1902; Blackeye
81 65@1 5; Niles, S292 25 e ctl-
BEANS-Bayos, 81 1902 so; Butter, $50
Lima, So 90@5; Pea, So 1902 50; small
White, 81 6O@2 70; Large White, So COG
VEGETABLES - Green Corn, 10000 p
doz for common and 25c TO soc tor sweet;
String Beans. o@4c 2 h; Wax Beans, 4a5c
Refugee Beans, 5d6c . 10; Winters Summer
Squash 81 25Ql 20 p box; Cucumbers. 75c
$ q box for ordinary and So to So 80 q
box for Bay; Green Peppers, 10915c p 10;
Green Peas, Sl@l so T. sack; Asparagus,
81 25@1 90 2 box for No. l and 50c@S y
box Tor No :; Rhubarb, 40G75c 2 box; Los
Angeles Tomatoes, $2@2 so = box; Win
ters Tomatoes, S2a2 so p box; iurnips. 81 .
ell; Beets, $lg1 rs q sack; Carrots, S5cul
s. IS; Cabbage, S1@l 10; Garlic, 174@2c =
ID tIuIlIlOWGf, DO09cOC q IOZGn. Dry Peppers,
sc ? II: Dry O1ra. sc p u.
FRESH FRUIT-Apples, 25@5Oc p box;
Fears, 5O@75c p box and basket; Strawber-
RES S76S = chest for Sharpless and SlOnl4
for longworth; Raspberries S6910 p chest;
Ciooseberries, 213og5c q ID; Cherries, 25@35c
Tor white, 5U@6Oc for Royal Ann, and 200,
4Oc 2 box for black; Cherries in bulk, 112G Sc
= n; do sour, 11a9 272c . II; Currants, 50 so
90 ? chest; Royal Apricots, 75cGS1 q
box; Moorpark Apricots, q . box;
Figs, &c . ID; Cherry Plums, 50@75c
drav war. Peaches -Npn 81 hoy.
berries. 40@75c p drawer
CITRUS FRUITS-MeXIcanL Lines, S404 so:
California Lines, 5O@70c . box; Lemons,
Sicily, o; California Lemons. S1@l so
for common and S3@4 for good to cnoce;
bananas, 81 5O92 so q bunch; Hawaiian
lineapples 81 1904; Mexican Pineapples,
S3G4 ? dozen; Riverside Navels, 81 so to
So. Riverside Seedlings, S1@1 so 2 bon; san
Bernardino NaVels, S2G3; San Bernardino
@ = box; Orovl lie seedlings, % p box;
Los Angeles Navels, S1@1 so; Los Angeles
Seedlings, 65cGSl; san Gabriel Navels, SIG
/ so: san Gabriel seedlings, 66c@1 r box.
DRIED FRUIT-Dates, 415G5c; Apples,
sun-dried, quartered, &C; do,sliced, "a ]Sc;
do, eVaporated, in boxes, S19G10c; Pears,
bleached, 5G6c for sliced. 3@5c Tor quartered
and Sc Tor evaporated; Pears, unbleached,
3@4c Tor sliced and 21&@3e for quartered;
Figs, 4G5c for pressed and 3@31sc for un-
pressed; Prunes, 7@Sc for small, 9@955c for
the four sizes and loo for the fifth size OF sos
e06Os; pitted Plums, S13G91Sc; unpitted
plums. 21R95c; bleached Peaches, S19G1 Oc;
Sun-QEltO tttGii6St JoI2C 2 10, ApTlCOlS, IL
2I4c for Royal and 14@15c for Moorparks;
Grapes, 2@218c = 10.
RAISINS London Layers. 81 25@1 60:
loose Muscatel Sl@1 % in boxes and $40
%UTS-Chestnuts, 7@1oc q II; walnuts
6@7c for hard shell, &C for soft shell and
C q b for paper shell; Chile Wanuts. 6c;
California Almonds. 15c for SGT she'll
6Is67Ioc for hard shell and 90 &C for paper
shell; Peanuts, 3&4c; Hickory Nuts, 7GSc;
lIIberts. 1O@IOl9c; Pecan, SG1Oc for small
q Bragi NDfC Smp,.
Pine NUS, 1891 &c p NJ; Cocoanuts, s495 =
hundred.
tracted. 559@6c; dark, &C; water white ex-
tracted, 6@619c ? ID.
BEESWAA-ls@21c , 10.
BUTTER-tancy creamery, 2o@21c; fancy
dairy 100 zoe; good TO choice. 17@1 SIC;
common grades 14@16c q II.
CHEESE-Choice TO fancy. new, S@9c; fair
70 good 10 &c; Eastern, ordinary to line.
11@13c; do, fancy creamery. 14@l5c ? u.
EtGS-California ranch, 20@22c; store lots.
15G175sc e dozen; Eastern Eggs, 10@I6c for
POULIBI-Livt furkeys-Gobblers 14G
15c r 70; Hens, 13&14c; BOOSTERS. S5G6 for
old and So@1o for Dung; Fryers, 500
for large; Hens. S6G6 90; Ducks old. $40
q 80; young. S4@5; Geese, old, 81 25; Cos
nngs, 81 25g1 90 7 pair.
RONISlUNS-Eastern Hams, 1601 61sc:
California Hams, l5G1514c; Eastern Break
fast Bacon. 16&17c; California Bacon, heavy
and medium, 1879; do, light, 14@l5c; DO.
extra light, ia &c 2 h; Pork, extra prime,
Sl6@16 so: do, prime mess S1791S; do,
mess. S2S@24: do. clear, S25@26; 10, extra
clear S26@27 p bbl; Pigs Feet, SIP so =
mess. bbls. IS 5o99; do. family, SII@I2 =
bbl; extra do, $12 5oGl3 : bbl; do, smoked,
1OJa@11c; Eastern Lard, tierces, 109I01sc;
I4isc; 3-b. 1414c: California, ION tins, 100
I2l5c; Go, 5-fb, 121s@13c; do, kegs. 1876; do,
2O-b buckets, 13c; compound, 95zc for tierces
and 1Oc for half bbls.
WOOL-We quote spring:
Nevada choice, { 81 sc
30 poor Dc &c