The record-union., 1893-07-17
COMMERCIAL.
Shipping Wheat Beginning to Show
Some Activity.
All Other Cereals DulI-Peaches in
Good Supply-Apricots Offered
at Low Figures.
SAN Francisco. July 18th

shipping Wheat is beginning to show some
activity, but offerings are liberal and prices
remain very weak. All other cereals are
dull.
In Fresh Fruits supplies were liberal and
occasionally excessive, with the situation in
favor OF buyers. There is a little more
purchasing on canning account, but at very
low figures. Oranges are not very plentiful,
but the supply is liberal considering the
present very limited demand. Prices for
choice stock remain unchanged, while med
ium and inferior grades are selling at variable
rates. Select qualities of Lines and Lemons
meet with ready sale at the quoted rates
Cherries are still very low in price, there
being but light wholesale demand and
rather small inquiry on the part Of Ietailers
Currants Of good quality are scarce. straw
berries and Raspberries are selling quite We'll
at the present rates. Blackberries are very
dull. Bartlett Pears meet with but little
inquiry, the quality of the fruit not being up
TO requirements. Grapes are coming to hand
IN small quantities Peaches are IN heavy
supply. but the demand is good and prices,
though low, are fairly steady. Apricots are
being offered at very low ngures. Water
melons and CantalOupes are SLOW to sell
There is some inquiry for new crop Dried
Frrit, but old stock is not wanted
Potato are rather quiet with prices low.
Dairy Products are in heavy supply ana
values are not very firm. Creamery and
Fancy Roll Butter are selling well, but other
grades are dun. Cheese is a shade tirmer,
owing To lighter receipts. Ranch Eggs are
plentiful with prices easy. Poultry is low
priced and Turkeys particularly slow to sell.
Provisions are selling we'll, with prices oc-
caSionally lower for some commodities.
There is some movement in Humboldt and
Mendocino Woods, but trade remains de-
pressed.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Elk
tras, 81 1904 20 p Dbl; Bakers Extras
Sii%S AZ 90; superfjne, 81 9o@$ go.
able AT 81 164Q1 1719 ? ctl, with 81 1s54
for a choice article. Milling grades sell al
81 2o@1 2114 for new and 81 2215@I 271a
BARLEY-Feed, so@81Lc p ct Tor good
qualty and s2H9o354c Tor choice; brewing,
OAfsEsurprize 81 1891 52]<; Milling,
81 1891 so; fancy feed, 81 45@l so; good
10 choice, 81 SOL 10; common to fair,
q 1904 90; Gray 81 3o@l 10; Black,
COKN-Qu6ta6Ie at S1@1 o2]% for Large
Yellow, 81 o5@1 ORG Tor small Yellow and
CRACKED CORN-S24@25 p ton.
OILCAkE MEAL-S35 q ton.
COKNMEAL-Milers quote feed at S23 50
GA 30 p ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large ana small packages 2 HG315c p ID.
CROPPED FEED-Sl6 5OG1o 80 2 ton.
SEkDS-Auslard, brown. o; Yellow,
sc, Canary, imported, S5@5 so; do, Cali
fornia, -; Hemp, 494 c p ID; Rape, 81 ESQ
Californi and Toe Tor Utah; Flax, So , ell.
DDLINGS-S2O@22 so 2 ton.
HAY-W rebound Hay sells at SI@2 p ton
less than the figures given. Wheat, SlO@
Oa;. 81 5O@9 so; Alfalfa, sos for first cut
Ting and S1O@11 for second; Clover, Soa11;
Barley, $500 SO; compressed, So@1o SO;
Stock, S7go q ton.
STRAW-4O@5Oc = bale.
HOPS-l6QIsc n II.
MILLSTUFFs-Rye Flour, SIC; Rye Meal,
Be; Graham Flour, SC; Oatmeal, lie; Cat
Groats. DC; Cracked Wheat 319c Buckwheat
Flour, sc; Pearl Barley, 4hG41Sc p 10; Nor
mai Nutriment 50 p case OF l dozen cans;
breakfast Delight, So p 2 case of two dozen
BKAN-sI6 5O@17 . ton.
RYE-S1@1 071s q ell.
GROUND BARLEY-S19@I9 50 p ton.
PQTATolES-t@r Rose, 5O96oc; Bur
ONtON1-Red, 75@S5c; Silverskins, $40
20 = ctl.
DRIED PEAss-Green, 81 1902; Blacxeye,
! 65@l rs: Niles, S2@2 20 . ctl.
EANS-Bayos So 60a2 70; Butter, 50 rs
3; Pink, 81 15@2 SO; Red, 81 1902 80;
ma, - sos; Pea, So 1902 50; Small
bite, 50 6O@2 70; Large White, So COG
7EGETABLEs-Gree ol1ra, 75c@S1 p bx;
,Piant,S1 25@2 = bX; Green Corn, jOt@SI
eek; Bay Corn. 2O@22c p doz; Berkeley
!, Sl@1 20 2 sack; Green Peas,
re q b; String Beans. 2@4c q Ii;
ameda summer squash, 10000 = bX;
Icumbers, 700 ; &c . box for Bay; Green Pep
rs. 50975 sc = box for Chiles ana 75c@1 rs
or Bell; Tomatoes, 35cG5Oc 2 box for Va
cavile; River Tomatoes, 159S5c for small
boxes and 81 5o@2 for large boxes; Tur-
nips, sc 2 ell; Beets, S1@l % = sack; Car
riots, 45@50c; Cabbage, 6o@65c Garlic. &c
q n: CaulItlower, 6O@7Oc = dozen; Dry Pep
Pr FRESH s FRGiT@App IS' s5css1 p box
and 25@4oc = basket; Pears, 25G5Oc
z box and bskt; Bartlett Pears, 75c to
81 3 box; Strawberres, SO 1905 .
chest for large and S5@S for Longworth;
Raspberries, s. 5O@4 90 y chest; Cherries. 90
"a 25c for Royal Ann, and 25@50c y box tor
- H1x-,l
Apricots, 2595Oc 3 box and 30@4Oc 2 bskt;
do, in bulk, l9114c ? II; Figs, 15@25c = box
Cherry Plums 15940c = drawer; Peaches
25@5Oc 2 box ana 25@4Oc p bskt: Black ber-
ries $500 80 = chest; Plums, 25975c p box
as to variety; CantalOupes, S202 so p crate:
Matermelons, S2@3 ? dozen; Grapes, 75c
@S1 . box; Crauapples, 50960cS box.
CITRUS FRUfT-Mexican Lines, 50 so
OF; California Lines. 5O975c q box; Lem
OuS, sicily, c; California Lemons, 81 80
10 50 for common and $500 for good to
choice; Bananas, 81 50&2 so r bunch; Ha-
Wailan Plneapples, Sl@4; Mexican Pine
apples, S3G4 g dozen; Oranges, 75cgSI
= box Tor common seedlings and 81 25@
! - for Mediterranean Sweets.
DRIED FRUIr-New bleached Peaches /
6@7c; Prunes, late delivery, 5051Sc: April /
co.'s, 3@o1qc 2 II; Dates, 41a@ sc; Apples |
sun-dTiel. quarteTed. -0-c; DO. sliced "a /
C; do, evaporated. in boxes, o@s19c; Pears, |
bleached, -9-c for sliced; C CHARTERED !
and 71a9sc for evaporated; Pears, un- /
bleached &C for sliced ana &c for |
quartered; Figs, 4@5c for pressed and 3Q3l5c |
Tor impressed; Prunes, 61q@7c for small. /
S@9c Tor the four sizes and sc for the nth (
size OF 5O@60c; pitted Pluns, S69c; I'M
pitted, Plums, &C; bieached Peaches, q /
sc: sun-dried Peaches, 496c = ~ Apricots,
&c for Royal and &c for Aloorparks:
Grapes, &c = 70 for hrsts and 1a@1c = n for
seconds.
dissatisfaction Layers. 81 25 to 81 so:
loose Muscatel 9oc@S1 10 in boxes and 81
GA 2 u in sacks.
Nuis-Chesnuts, &c to Toe . n; waInuts,
90 Tor hard shell, -9-c for soft shell and
- r u for paper shell: Chile Walnuts 5m6c:
California Almonds, l5G16c TOR soft she'll
f@Sc Tor hard shell and -G-c for paper
shell; Peanuts, 4@4sac; Hickory Nuts, 5D6c:
Fiberts, 10S1o34c; recan, o9lOc for rough
and 11@12t9c FOR polished Brazil Nuts. SO 4
sc; Pine Nuts, 121s913c 8 ID; Cocoanuts.
HoNEY-Comb. 1o912c; light amber, ex-
tracted, 6A4c; dark. 454c; water white, ex-
BEESWAA-20G2 p ID.
BUrTER-Fancy Creamery, 2O@21c; Fancy
Dairy, 1992Oc; good TO choice. 1901 c1Sc;
common grades, 14@1Gc > ID; Eastern ladle-
packed. 169l7c , %.
CHEESE-Choice to fancy new, S@9c; fair
to good, 79719c; Eastern, ordinary to fine
11913c; do, fancy creamery, ] &c to ! sc 3 10.
EGGS-California ranch, 21G24c; store
lots, 1692Oe dozen; Eastern Eggs, 1870
POULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobulers, $50
14c = 70: Hens, 12G13c; boosters. 5000 for
old and 81 5O@1 90 foryoung; Fryers. 5000;
Broilers. 81 to s. for small ANA S4&5 Tor
large: Hens. 50 5o9S6 so. Dueks-Old. SAG
! so; young. 81 TO 50. Geese-Old. 81 IS;
Goslings, S1GS1 SO pair. Pigeons-foung,
81 rs = dozen.
OVISTONS-Eastern Hams. 15a15JSc;
California Hams. 1870 Il Sc; Eastern Freak
fast Bacon, 16@1l1c; California Bacon. heavy
and medium, 1891 319e; do, light. 14@l419c;
do. extra light, 1516916c 3 u; Pork, extra
prime, S16@l6 so; do. prime mess, 81 7@le .;
DO mess S23@24: 90. clear S25@26: do, /
extra clear, S26@24 2 Dol; Plgs teet sig 90