The record-union., 1893-05-22
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat Market Dull - Milling and
Shipping Slow of Sale.
Fruits in Active Demand, With More
Liberal Receipts-VegetabIes in
Heavy Supply.

Heavy Supply.
SAN Francisco, May 21st.
The local markets were in very fair condi
tion yesterday and dealers were generally sat
lstied with the volume of trade movement
considering the quietGess which has prevailed
to some extent during the week. Receipts OF
produce We're in good proportion to the de-
mand and stocks were quite well cleaned up
at the close of the day.
The Wheat market is very dull. and both
shipping and milling grades are slow to sell.
Inc local inquiry for Fresh Fruits Is i'm
proving, while the increased consignments
are bringing prices down within the reach of
all buyers. Oranges are in good supply, but
inferior varieties still constitute too large a
portion OF stock on hand. Strictly choice
NaVels and Seedlings are held firm and the
maximum quotations are readily obtained.
LINES and Lemons are abundant and meet
ing with "a good trade. There is also a steady
demand Tor bananas. Cherries are now COM
ing to hand from many sections and prices
are tending downward. Strawberries continue
IN good supply at reasonable prices. Rasp-
berries are rather scarce ana prices are held
nigh. GooSeoerries are abundant and low
priced. Ihe canneries are beginning opera
tons and the demand in the Fruit market for
Vegetables are in heavy supply and values
general y are low. Potatoes are held steady
and Onions are frm.
The inquiry for Dried Fruits is moderate
but dealers are maintaining their asking dg-
uTes.
Dairy products are selling well at quoted
rates. Butter is easier in tone, owing to q
marked decrease in the demand for export.
Cheese IS IN large supply and rather weak in
value. Eggs are selling well at shaded prices.
Produce
tras, 81 1901 20 r bbl; Bakers Extras, 81
Cd go; Supertine So SO@3 20.
WHEAT-Q Quotable at 81 27I p ctl for
for choice article. Milling remains un-
changed at 81 3334@1 3712 q ctl.
BARLEY-Feed, 5cGDS715c y ctl for good
95c@ 81 O5 + ell.
OATS-Quotations for White Oats range
from 81 10 for iair to 81 75 y ctl for choice;
Gray, 81 35@1 as; Black, 81 25@1 35 p ctl.
CORN = White Corn keeps steady. Quota
bic at 81 06li for Large Yellow 81 90 / 111<
for f11, Small elbow and 81 1901 20 . ctl FOR
CRACKED CORN-S25 5o@26 SO , ton.
OIECAkE AEA1-S35 . ton.
CORN MEAL-MllIers quote feed at $24 90
to s2o so . ton; fine kinds for the table, in
CHOPPED FEED-Sl6 5O@I3 so y ton.
SEEDS-Mustard, Brown, DO; Yellow.
@ c; Canary. imported, S595 so; do Cali
2 80: Timothy, C . u; Alfalfa, sc = n FOR
California and 10c for Utah; FLAX, So . ctl.
MIDDLINGS-S20 5C@ 20 . ton.
HAY-Wheat and Oat, SS@l3; Barley, Ss@
90; Oat, $S4l0; fair to choice Wheat
- 609l4; compressed, 81 5o@11; stock,
S6@7 Alfalfa, S9@11; Clover, So@IO q ton
92;IAAW-$5S45 2; &c = bale.
MILLSTUtFS-lty Flour, SIC; Rye Meal.
&c; Graham Flour, Sc; Oatmeal, 41sc; Oat
Groats, 5c; Cracked Wheat, 81aci Buckwheat
Flour, &c; Pearl Barley, 41tG -i5sc 4 ID
BRAN-S16 5O@17 u ton.
BUdK WHEAfGSominal at s2@2 so actl.
GROUND BARLEY-S1 S@19 . ton.
FOTATOES-We quote: New, 1I4@2l5c q
b; Early Rose So River Reds, 81, Oregon
Burnanks, 50 $500 so; oregon Garnet Chiles,
81 q ct!.
DRIED LEAs-Green. 81 1902; Blackeye,
BEANS -Bayos, ~ sO@@ 90; Butter, 81 so
- 5@2 95; Red, So 75@2 50; Lima. So 80
a.; Pea, 81 6O@2 10; Small White, 81 so
@2 EG 9; IL Large White w 81 cog 2 20 ctl.
Los Angeles. and 9@l1c y h Tor Nacayiile.
Wax Beans, 1OGl-c 2 IL; Summer Squash
9@gluc q ID; Cucumbers, 35965c p doz; Green
PePFers. 3OY3o = ID; Green Peas, 75e TO
81 T. sack for sweet ana 112Gs214cP ib for gar
dec; Asparagus. 81 5o@z Z box for No. i
aud 15c@Sl 70 p box for No. .; Rhubarb
35@7 Sc . box: Turnips, 81 y ctl; Beets; sc !,
u.
z5G80c; Garlic, 14CG1c p 10; Cauliflower,
5O@65c y doz; Dry Peppers, sc y Ii: Drv
Ukra, 1Jc q 10.
FRESH FkUIr-Apples. 5ocaSI for COM
mon, ~ 25gl so tor good 10 choice and 81 ~
Z box for fancy; Straw berries S5G6 = chest
Tor Sharpless and $7Gl0 Tor Longworth;
Iaspberrles, oO(g roc; GOOseberries, 3O04Oc d
drawer; Cherries, 4o965c for white and 75c
(9$2 r box Tor black
CITRUS FRUIT-MexIcan Lines. S4O4 80.
California Lines, 5U@75c p box; Lemons
IA mic I -
Tor common ana S293 for good to choice; Ba-
nanas, Slg2 y buncn; Hawaiian Pneapples
$500; Mexican Pineapples, S5 5000
z dozen; Riverside Navels, 81 jOQ2 25; Rfy-
efside Seedlings, 15cg$l 20 q box; San Ber-
nardino Navels, S2@2 so; San Bernardno
Seedlings, SI9l 80 2 box; Oroville Naveis.
Los Angeles NavelS, $1@1 so; Los Angeles
Seedlings, 5c@S1; san Gabriel NaveIs Slm
l 90; san Gabriel Seedlings, 75c@Sl u box
DRIED FRUIT-Dates, 41ZG5c; Apples,
sun-drled, quartered, G@612c; 40, SLICED. Ga
&C: do, evaporated, i'll boxes, 9alOc; Pears
beached, 5g6c for sliced, 365c tor uuartered
and sc for eva Porated Pears. unbleached 3a
&C FOR sllced and 21493c for quartered; figs
4G5c for pressed and 3@355c for impressed;
Prunes, 11z9Stxc for small, 93lG915c Tor the
four sizes and 1Gc for the fifth Size OF GA COS;
pitted ISlms, SIG 912c unpitted Plums, 2%
@5c; bleached Peaches. Sole; sun-driGd
Peaches. 7@9c p b; ApricOts I1@I4c for
Royals and 15916c for Moorparks; Grapes,
RAfSlNS-London Layers. 81 25@1 go;
loose MuscateIs, Sl@1 20 in boxes ana $40
414c u 70 in sacks.
81 UTs- -chcstnuts ;@loc p II; walnuts,
@7c for hard shell, 11@l3c FOR soft shell and
&C q 10 for paper shell; Chile Walnuts, 6@7c:
California Almonds, 13J. @I5c Tor soft shen,
612@ : 79c for hard shell, and 3915c for paper
shell; Peanuts, 3@4c; hickory Nuts, 165c;
Fiiberts, 90 DC; Pecan s@lOc for small and
14Gl6c for large; Brazil Nuts S09c: Pine
Nuts, I 1;2l4@I &c; Cocoanuts. S4@5 = 100.
HONEl Comb, GO; amber, extracted
7c; dark, 6@6]zc; water white extracted,
re 10.
BEESWAX-25@27c Ii.
BUTTER - Fancy creamery 2IAm22I6c.
fancy dairy 2o@2Ic good to choice, i a 81;
common grades, 15@17c p n.
CI1EESE-ChCice TO fancy new, 9160I Oc:
tar to good. eg9c; Eastern, ordinary to fine,
ll@ l3c; 40, fancy creamery, 14G15c p ID.
EGGS-Californla ranch, l813g2Oc; store
lots, 160 1712c p dozen; Eastern Eggs, 1910
l6c v dozen.
POULTRY-Live Turlzeys-GobbIsrs. 17m
1sc p b; Hens, Ice; Rocsters, S5 500
6 so for old, and SSG1o o for young: Fryers. 81
@9, Broilers, So 50@3 so for small and 81 SO
S4@4 5oi young, 50 10 IS; Geese old, 81 %;
Goslings, 81 20 to 81 IS > pair
ISIONs-Eastern Hams, 17@17Jlc;
California Hams. 16@l616c Eastern Break
and medium, lac; do, light. 1414@16c; do,
extra light, 17@17hc p 10; Pork, extra
prime, Sl6@16 81; 40, prime mess, S17@
| 8; do, mess. S23@24; 90, clear, s25 to 26;
90, extra clear, S26G27 ? bbi; Pigs Feet,
SIP 80 2 Dbl; Beef, mess, b6ls 81 5O@8; do.
extra mess; bbls, So 5o@9; 90, family, SIi
to 2 ' bbl; extra do, sig 50@13 . bbI;
%, smoked, o4911ci Eastern Lard. tierces,
lOc to 1929; DO, prime steam, 13c; 1o-b
pals, lac; 5-b, l4Isc; 3-D, 14Lc; California.
Oh tins, l2@12l4c; do, 5-fb I2%@l3c; do'
Kegs, 1879; do 2o-S buckets, l Sc; compound,
9Ac for tierces and DC Tor hf bbls.
WOOL-We quote spring:
Nevada. choice ? 14G15c
~, poor 12@g1 &c
san Joaquin and Southern, years
lOkll lC
Do, Snort Wools 1oS1 a.
DO, very poor and shrinky................lO OGI lc
Do ECDfbfII 70 OH