The record-union., 1893-06-26
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat and Other Cereals Dull, Prices
Ruling Low.
Fresh Fruits Meeting With a Good
Steady Trade-PouItry Con-
tinues Dull.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 25th.

SAN Francisco, June 25th.
Traffic in the local Produce Markets was
not very active, although the volume Of
transactions was rather better than on the
preceding day. Receipts We're quite moder-
ate and well distributed. Wheat and other
cereals are very dull and ruling prices are low
and weak.
Fresh Fruits are meeting with a good,
steady trace, and the low prices now prevail
ing for nearly all the leading varieties has
made the demand very extensive, not alone
for Immediate consumption, but for canning
purposes. Oranges of the best grade are in
moderate supply and dealers mold quite
firmly to asking figures. Cherries are very
abundant and generally low priced. Apricots
are in active demand at quoted rates and
Peaches are selling more readily. Currants
are coming to hand freely and the quoted
prices are well sustained. Gooseberries are
low in price but fairly steady. Strawberries
are in moderate supply and the demand con-
tlnues good. Backberries and Raspberries
are selling fairly we'll
Negetables are plentiful, and as ruling prices
are low the inquiry IS quite large. Potatoes
are rather weak, although on some of the best
varieties slightly better tone is noticeable.
Dried Fruits are quiet. with light demand.
Prices, however, are neld firm.
Dairy Produce of all kinds is moving Off
qulte satisfactorily considering the existing
conditions. The demand for choice Creamery
Buttef ana fresh Ranch Eggs continues good
and prices are steadily maintained. Cheese is
III large supply and rather quiet. Poultry re-
mains dull.
Groceries and Provisions are moderately
active and prices change utlittle from day to
day. Export trade in some lines shows signs
OF improvement.
The Wool market continues dull, with
heaVy supplies ON hand and scarcely any
movement OF trade.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras
81 1904 20 p biol; Bakers Extras, $494 20;
| Superhne, 50 S093 20.
WHEAT-The wheat closes on a soft mar
ket, 81 go . ctl being fun figure Tor desir-
able shipping Wheat. Milling grades are held
at range OF 81 25@1 321a p ctl.
| BARLEI-Feed, soc q ctl for good quality
an and 81 : i14@827ac for choice; Brewing, 9oc@
81 COOL 65; iancy feed, .si cool 65; good
to choice, 81 45G1 60; common to fair,
81 1901 35i Gray, 81 ao@1 as; Black,
C0RS-Qu91tabis at s1@1 o21l for Large
| Yellow, 81 O254@1 O5 for Small Yellow, and
81 1o91 IS y ctl tor White.
CRACKED CORN-S24M25 u ton
| OILCAKE MEAL--S35 p ton
! CORNMEAL-Millers quote feed at S23 so
| to S24 so p ton; fine kinds for the table, in
CHOPPED FEED-S16 5o@18 90 y ton.
! SEEDS-Mustard, Brown, -@-c; Yellow,
| 3@4c; Canary, imported, S5@5 so; do Cali
! lOIultt, C. 4QH acc e Bape, 81 goa
2 so; Timothy, c y 10; Alfalfa, Sc > n for
California and 10c for Utah; Flax, So p ctl.
Mip3DLINGS--S2o@22 so 3 ton.
HA1-Market showing ease. We quote
| -; Wild Oat, So@9; Alfalfa, S9@11; clover,
So@lO; Barley, s7G9 . ton. Old stock is
| quotable as follows: Wheat and Oat, 500
IL So Barley, sz9y; Oat, 500; far 10
choice wheat, S12@l3 so; compressed 500
II 50; stock, S6@7; Alfalfa, S10G11; Glover,
| SS@1O per ton.
| SfTRAW-S5ml5c - halo
| HOPS-Old, 14@l7c; new, 15@16c p b.
MlLLSTUFtS-R Flour, 319c; Rye Meal,
sc sc; Graham 5ai flour &c; Qatmeai, 41ac; Oat
Flour, sc; Pearl Barley, 414@41ac p II; Nor
NAL NuLrlment, So F3 case of l dozen cans.
Breakfast Delight. 50 25 q case of 2 dozen
BRAN-s16 5o017 Rton.
RYE-Sl O5@1 10 q ctl.
! BUCkW HEAT-S2 25 a ctl
! GROUND BARLEY -SI9@l9 so q ton.
! POTATOES-Ordlnary kinds Of new now
| sell in sacks at 60975c q ctl. New Early
Rose, bXs, 65@9Oc; New Burbanks, 75c@Sl =
| ONIONS-Prices easy. Reds, 5O@6Oc; Sill
yer Skins, S1@1 10 p ctI
DRIED PEAS-Green, 81 rs to So; Black
BEANS--Bayos, 81 60@2 10; Butter, So 60
! to So: Pink, So 1902 so; Red. So 75@2 so:
Lima, So 1903; Pea, SO 70@2 so; Small
50 70 q ctl.
VEGETABLES Green Corn, 12%91715c a
dozen for common and 2O@25c for sweet;
Green Peas 219c p ID; String Beans, 3@4c = Ii:
| Wax Beans, 4@oc y ID; Refugee Beans, 506c a
b Winters summer Squash, 35@50e p box;
Alameda Summer squash S1@1 25 p box:
! Cucumbers, 35950c = box for ordinary and
81 2591 70 for Bay; Green Peppers, 10@1 SC
! q n; Asparagus, 5Oc@S1 % p box; Rhub ,r3.
4Og75c p box; Los Angeles Tomatoes. 81 so to
s. 25 p box; Winters Tomatoes, 81 81 "a
2 25 q box; 1urnips, 81 2 ctl; Beets. Sl@
| l 25 p sack; Carrots, S5c6lS1 25; Cabbage. 81 "a
10; Garlic, 2@2I2c p ID; Caulifower G59
soc = dozen; Dry Peppers, DC . II; Dry Okra,
FRESH FRUIT-Apples, green, 2o@4Oc a
box; do red 81 259l so . box; Pears, 5O6
| 75c e box and bskt; Strawberries S4 500
= chest tor Sharpiess and S64IO for Long
! worth; Raspberries, $5@S q chest; Gooseber-
ries, 216@5c = tb; Cherries, 5035c for white
| Cherries in bulk, 1@2c = 10 for white and "a
Q3c 4 n for black; do sour, 1O2c p b; Cur
rants, S385 q chest; Royal Apricots, 3O@5Oc
? box, and 3O@5Oc q bSkt; Moorpark Apri-
! cots -4g-F box; Figs @ p 10; Cherry
! Plums, 100000 . drawer; Peaches, 35@5Oc p
box and 5U@60c 2 bskt; Blackperries, S6@s
CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican Lines. S4@
4 so; California Lines, 5u@75c p box; Lem
ons. sicily, o; California Lemons, SI@
l so foT common and S3@4 for GOOD to
choice; Bananas, 81 5O@2 so p bunch: Ha.
waiian Pineapples, 81 5O@4; Mexican Pine
apples, 1901 p doz; Riverside Navels. 81 so
Bernardino NaveIs, S293; san Bernardino
Seedlings, 81 2591 80 p box; Orovile
Navels, o z box; Orovile Seedlings. q
. box; Los Angeles Navels, S1@1 80: Los
Angeles Seedlings, 65c@S1; San Gabriel
Navels, S1@1 so; San Gabriel Seedlings, csc
6GS1 = box.
DRIED FRUIT-Dates, 415G95c; Apples, sun
| dried, quartered, &C; 90, sliced, 7t67J6c.
90, evaporated, in boxes, s15@91$c; Pears
| oleached, 5@6c Tor sliced, 395c tor quartered
and S@s12c for evaporated; Pears, un-
| bleached, -t9-c for sliced and -@-c for
| quartered; Figs, 495c for pressed ana 3@3Lc
! for impressed; Prunes, rose Tor small,
9G91Sc for The four sizes and lOc for the
fifth size OF 5o@60s; pitted Plums. SIG 9J5c:
unpitted Plums, 21a@5c; bleached Peaches'
/ S159912c; sun-dried Peaches, 6@Sc . u:
! Apricots, 11@14c for Royal and l44 Sc for
| Moorparks; Grapes, 2@21ac q Il for tirsts and
| 1zG91c 2 10 for seconds.
| RAISINS-London Layers, 81 25@l SO:
| loose Muscatel, 9Oc@S1 10 in boxes and 80
/ 6y414c p ID in sacks.
NtTS-Chestnuts, 7@1Oc IL; Walnuts
| 597c tor hard shell, GO tor soft shell and
&C 2 d for paper shell; Chile Walnuts, 5@6c;
| California Almonds, 15916c for soft smell
| 7@Sc for hard shell and -@1-c for paper
shell; Peanuts, 4@47aci Hickory Nuts, so &c;
and 11@i214c 1or polished; Brazil Nuts,
| Sg9c; Pine Nuts, 121S@13 &c p Il; Cocoanuts,
/ S405 p hundred.
HONEY-Comb. 12@I215c; amber, ex-
| tracted, 5951ac; dark, &c; water white,
| extracted, 51296c Z n.
| BEESWAA-19G21c 70.
| BUTTER-Fancy creamery 2Om21c.
fancy dairy, 19@2Oc; good to choice, I76
| 1s1ac; common grades. 149l6c 2 II; Eastern,
Iadie-packed, 16@17c = ID.
| CHEES E-Cholce to fancy new S69c: air
| to good, 7G71ac; Eastern, ordinary to fine.
119l3c, Go, fancy creamery, 149l &c ? D.
| EGCS-California ranch 2lM2 &c: store lots
= 10 Il a.