The record-union., 1893-07-10

beCDLuluS more aDuuudDI. anu prices are
lower, with strong downward tendency.
The best grades of Cherries are held firm at
the recently advanced prices, and medium
stock IS dull. Currants are selling well at
quoted rates. Apricots are in active demand
and prices are steady. Strawberries are rather
dull, though no lower, and Blackberries are
weak at the present low rates. Vegetables
are plentiful and cheap. Potatoes and Onions
are steady. Dried Fruits are in light demand,
and quoted rates are being shaded. Dairy pro
duce remains moderately active, but values
are very easy, except tor strictly choice com
modities. Poultry IS very dull and receipts
are light. Groceries and Provisions are NOV
ing rather slowly, although prices are quite
steady. There is no change in the Wool mar
ket, and the outlook is far from encouraging.
The Wheat market remains quiet, with the
trade movement very small.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
tras, 81 1904 20 p Dbl; Bakers Extras,
$4@4 2Oi Supertine, 81 SO@3 20.
WHEAT-Moderate movement on basis
OF 81 15@1 1871 p ctl for good to choice
shipping. For milling grades the quotaDle
range is 81 20 to 81 20 r ctl.
BARLEI-Feed, o0@S114c p ell for good
quality and s214Go834c for choice; brewing,
02fs'surprise, 81 1891 521l; Milling,
81 1901 90; fancy feed, 81 4591 so; good
70 choice, 81 1901 40; common to fair,
81 1o@1 70; Gray, 81 3o@1 40; Black,
CoRN-Qu6ta6le at SOL o2% for Large
Yellow. 81 o5@1 O71&c tor Small Yellow and
81 1oG1 121s 2 ct ior White.
0ILCAKE MEAL-s55 ! ton. 49,
CORN MEAL-Millers quote feed at S23 so
GA so ? ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large ana small packages, 2 54@151 5c p h.
CHOPPED FEED-Sl6 5O@I % p ton.
SEEDS-Mustard, brown @; Yellow, 3
@Ic, Canary, imported, s595 90; do, Cali
1ornia, =; Hemp, 4@4--c y ID; Rape, 50 25@
2 80; Timothy, -c 2 10; Alfalfa, sc Z b for
Callforni, and Toe Tor Utah; Flax, So p ctl
MIDDLINGS-QuotabI at S2O@22 90 p
HAY-Wire-bound Hay sells at Sl@2 q ton
less than the figures given. Wheat S109
13 SO; Wheat and Cat, S9@11 50; Wild DAT.
q 5099 so; Alfalfa, sos for first cutting
and S1O@lI for second; Clover, So@11; Bar
ley, So91oi compressed, Ss911; Stock, 5 q
AW-4O@5Oc p bale.
HOPS-15Gl sc 2 h.
MILLSTU FFS-Rye Flour. SIC; Rye Meal,
Be; Graham Flour, SC; Oatmeal, I1%c; Cat
Groats. DC; Cracked Wheat. 315c: Bucl wheat
Flour, &c; Pearl Barley, - 4lG41Sc = ID; Nor
mai Nutriment, So p case or l dozen cans;
breakfast Delight. S. 25 p case Of two dozen
BRAN-SI6 5o&I7 p ton.
RIE-S1 02LGl OK p ell.
BUCKWHEAT-S2 70 q ell.
GROUND BARLEY-Sl9@19 so p ton.
IOES-Ordinary kinus Of new sell at
65c@S1 2 ct IN sacks. New Early Rose, in
boxes, 75c9S1 10; New Burbanks, 9CcgSl 20
ONlONs-Red, 75@65c; sIverskins, 81 10
DRIED PEAs-Green. 81 1902; Blackeye,
BG4S SE B 3 6osa %; fSi 81 IS
@3; Pink, 50 1902 50; Req, So 100. so:
Lima, 50 1898; Pea, - 7O92 so; Small
White 50 6O@2 20; Large White, 81 600
VEGETABLEs-Green okra, 71lg12c p III;
Egg Plant, s@IOc = Ii; Green Corn, 75cQSl
= sack for fed ana 12@15c per dozen for
sweet. lGiN Corn r dOZ. Green Peas
2@219c g 10; String Beans; 2@3c e ID; Wax
leans, 3G4c y ID; Refugee Beans, 3@4c y ii;
Winters summer squash, 15@25c p box;
Alameda summer squash, 5u@6Oc q box;
Cucumbers, 15@25c . box for ordinary and
5O96Oc q box for Bay; Green Peppers 500
75o 2 box for Chiles and Sl@l SO for Bell;
Rhubarb, 35g65c p box; Tomatoes, 5Oa@Si
p box; Turnips, 81 p ctl; Beets, S1@l 25 y
sacki Carrots, 100000; Cabbage. 65@7 &c;
Garlic, 1@115c = h; CaulItiower. 6001Oc p
ooZen; Dry Peppers, DC ? 10; Dry Okra, 15c
FRESH FRUIT-Apples, green, 2o@5Oc p
box; do, red, 4Oc@S1 u box; Pears 25a4Oc
r box and bskt; Strawberries. SIS 5Om5 !
chest for SharpleSs and SOS for LongWor
Kaspberries, 50 5O@5 y chest; Cherries, 250
SOC for Royal Ann, and 5O@65c y box TOR
black; Currants, - 50@5 r chest; Royal
Apricots, $4,000 2 box and 3O@fOc p bskt:
do, in bulk, 1@114c ? Ii; Figs, 4595Oc q box
for single layer and 40@75c Tor double:
Cherry Plums, 25@5Oc p drawer; Peaches
25@5Oc 2 box ana 30@50c p bskt; Blackber-
ries, So 5000 2 chest; Plums, 3597oc p box
CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican Lines, So so
o.; California Lines, 5o975c = box; Lem
ons, sicily, q; California Lemons, 81 90
40 81 for common and S3G4 for good to
choice; Bananas, 81 5000 so p bunch: Ha-
waian Pneapples, 81 5O@4; Mexican Pine
apples, S3g4 4 dozen; Oranges, 50cqS1 20
Navel.
DRIED FRUIT-New bleached Peaches. Sc:
Prunes, August and september, SIC; A pri-
cots, Toe 2 10 asked Dates, 455a5c; Apples.
sun-dTei, quartered, &C. DO, sliced, q
C; do, evaporated, in boxes, S1,0yc: Pears
bleached, Go 70 sliced; c quartered,
and S@S14c for evapOrated Pears un-
bleached, &C. lor sliced and &c Tor
quaItered; Figs, "a sc for pressed and 3G3I5c
tor impressed; Prunes, 197lc for small.
Sesec TOR the Jour sizes and 9I5c for the Iifth
size OF oO96Oc; pitted Plulns, S@9c; I'M
pitted Plulus, &C; bleached Peaches "a
Sc sun-dried Peaches. 5@7c . u; ApricotS,
Grapes, &c = 70 Tor firsts and 1a91c p IL for
seconds.
RAISINS-London Layers. 81 25 to 81 so:
loose Muscatel, 90c9Sl 10 IN boxes ana 3 u
OIL r n in sacks.
N6iS-Cnestuuts, &c to Toe p II; Walnuts.
5G97c Tor hard shell, -G-c for soft shell ana
c q h for paper shell; Chile Malnuts 5@6c:
California Almonds. 15g16c tor soft she'll
19Sc Tor hard shell and &C Tor paptr
smell; Peanuts, AGA &c; Hickory Nuts 5@Gc:
filberts, 1O@1016c; Pecan, s@lOc for rough
and 1l@12tac Tor polished: Brazil Nuts SlG
SCI Pine Nuts, 121sG13e q II; Cocoanuts
S4G5 = hundred.
u.
dark, &C. Water white, extracted, 5]5c
q u.
BEESWAX-19@2IcR u
BUTTER-Fancy Creamery, 2OG2lc; Fancy
Dairy, 1920; good TO choice, 1791 SIC;
common grades, 14G16c = h; Eastern IadIe-
packed, 1B@17c = 10.
CHEESE-Choice 10 fancy new. S2qc. fair
10 good, 7tG71ac; Eastern, ordinary to fine
11913c; do, fancy creamery, / 4 to sc = %.
EGGS-CHlltornla ranch, 2l024c; store
lots, 169 zoe > dozen; Eastern Eggs, 1880
lT4ac = dozen.
P0ULTRY-Live MISREPRESENTATION. lea
lie y d; Hens, l5G19c; boosters S5@6 for
Broilers, - 10 IS for small and S4@5 Ior
large: Hens, 50 so 10 So. DUcks-Uld S4@
So young. 81 to So. Geese-Old. 81 %:
Goslings - 70 to 81 80 ? pair. Pigeons
PROVIsIONS-Easlern Hams. l5@15I5c;
California Hams, l41a915c Eastern Break
and medium, 139l31ae; do, light l4@l4Isc;
do. extra light, 1891 6c ? 10; Pork extra
prime, S16@l6 So do. prime mess, S17@le;
10, mess, S23@24; 90, clear, S25@26; DO,
extra clear. soccer > Dbl; Pigs Feet Sl2 so
. Dol: Beef. mess. bbls, - 5O&S; do. extra
mess, bbls, s. 5O@si do, family, SI1912 >
Bill: extra do, S12 50913 ? bbl; 40, smoked,
1Oi1j31lc: Eastern Lard tlerces, lO6lOIsc:
do. prime steam, 13c; lob pals 1880 14c;
5-fb. 14Lsc; BIB, 1414c; California, Ion tins.
l2@I2tSc; do, On, IL 90 Sc; do. kegs. 131lc;
1ierces and DC for hi obls
WOOL-We quote spring;
California. year lleSCe'.--s.- S0s lOc
Do, 6 TO months........--...... 9@l2
Do
DO, Northern. ....--1 2SI4
20 extra Humboldt and AendOcino.~14G15
Nevada choice and 2S14
DO, heavy - :
oregon. Eastern, chOice-...-...-......~-12 10
Do, Eastern, S9io
DO, l6
HIDES AND SkINS-Quotable as follows;
Sound. Culls.
Heavy Steer, 81 MS up.Fn,6 g . g c