The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-03-17
COMMERCIAL.
Light Advance in Wheat Options at
San Francisco.
Vegetable Market Duller Than Ever
Little Doing In Fresh Fruits
Butter Steady.
san FsAxc1sco. March 18th.

which OF late has damaged the prospects of the
winter Wheat crop considerably. The in
clement spell which set in recently will also
| Interfere, 1t Is believed with spring sowing so
| That bull operators are enabled for the time
being to derive grain of comfort after months
| OF uncertainty. The sales of Wheat were pro.
portionately heavy, 1890 tons changing
hands on regular session. OF this, 400 tons
were May Wheat at from 81 263s to 81 26I4,
and 500 tons of December at 81 32}4. The
receipts We're 272 centals. There were no sales
of Barley to-day, but prices ranged steady,
The receipts Tor the day were asses centals.
The local spot markets are dull. The English
and French morkets are quiet
The vegetable market was duller than ever
! this morning, with little change in prices.
The Potato market is fairly active, with prices
firm. Onions are plentiful again, with lower
! prices.
There is little doing in fresh fruits. Stocks
OF Apples and Oranges are excessive, most of
them poor, and sales are slow FOR everything
but the choicest varieties Offering. Nothing
new IN the way OF early fruit is in, and the
| season Will be later than usual.
| Another carload OF Eastern poultry was
marketed this morning. 1t brought better
prices than that sold previously, the stock
| being finer. Hens brought SIS, BOOSTERS So 80.
| Ducks IS uand Geese So. Eecelpts OF Cali
| fornia were light and prices firm. Game is
| scarce, with steady prices.
! The Butter market Is steady. with supplies
about equal to the demand. Eggs arrive
freely and prices are weak at quotations.
| Cheese Is IN falr demand and steady.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices tor Family Extras.
So 90@4 = bOl; Bakers Extras, So SO64;
Sqperiine, So COOS 10.
| WHEAr-Quolable at 81 2334 for No. l
shipping and 81 20 2 ctl for good to choice.
Milling descriptions sell at range of 81 271a
| BAKfEY-We quote Feed, SOas2J5c q ctl
! for good OnulItU t,,r. moi
! ing, S714c9S1 = ctl.
OATS-We quote; Milling, 81 1901 55;
fancy feed, 81 40; good to choice feed, 81 80
81 3712; OF grades, 81 15@1 80; Black,
81 1Ot@1 l 5 for feed and 81 l715CQ1 22I5 for
seed; Gray, 81 25@1 80; Red, 81 1O@1 10 q
CoRN-7Quotable at 81 -O714@1 10 for
Large Yellow. 81 o71a91 10 for Small Vel
low and 81 O5@l o733 , ctl for White
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S25 500
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at s37 5o@
40 L ton
oCoRNMEAL-Mtllers quote feed at S24 500
20 80 2 ton; fine kinds tor the table, IN large
ana small packages, 254G31ac q 10.
CHOPPED FEED-Quota6le at $17@l7 so
q ton.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard. Brown. IA
C; Yellow, &c; Canary, imported, 500
8 so; do, California, -; HEM, 4@4Isc p d:
| Rape, So 25@2 80; Timothy, C y 70; Alfalfa
Yg954G = ID for California, and 10@1o14c for
MIDDLINGS-Quot;,J at S19@22 p tors
HAY-We quote as follows: Wheat and
0at, Ss@1O 90; Barley, s7@9 50; oat, $40
pressed. S7@9; stock, So 5O@7; Alfalfa,
50 5000 80; Clover, S7@9 2 ton.
| STRAW-Quotable at 35@45c p bale.
| HOPS-Nominal ut 16@l9c p ID.
MILLSTUFFS-W quote: Rye Flour.
$40; Rye Meal, Sc; Graham Flour, Sc; Oat--
meal 41ac; Dat Greats, sc; Cracked Wheat,
SIC; Buckwheat Flour, &C; Pearl Barley,
44@ 412c p 10.
B6kANI1Quotable at sl3@13 so per ton.
| RHE-Quotable at 81 1901 1877 q cti
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at S2G2 so q ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S19g20
2 ton.
POTATOES-We quote: New. 3@3J5c "A III.
Early Rose, S1@1 10; River keds $50
soc; River Burbanks, 9Oc@Sl O5; Petalun51
and Tomales Burbanks, 9Oc@S1 IS; Hum
81 2Q@l 40; Oregon Garnet Chiles, 81 15@
l 81 %; Sweet, 75c9Sl so p ctl.
ONIONS-Over 800 SKIS arrived from Ore.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green. 81 65@
81 50, Blackeye, nominali Niles, 81 500
BEANS-w quote: Bayos SO 6o02 rs: But
ter, So 60@S2 75 for small and S3@3 %
for large; PINK, 81 5000 rs; Red, 81 1908;
| Lima, SO 20; Pea, 50 1902 80; Small White
So 1902 So; Large White, 81 1902 so 2
VEGErABLES-W quote as follows:
String Beans, loo to 15c p 70; Cucum-
e box; Green Peppers, 15@2oc; Green Peas.
6@sc; Asparagus 15@2Oc for No. /
and 1O@1215c p ID for No. 2: Rhubarb 66
SC p ID; Turnips, 70975c q ctl; Beets, 75c
q sack; Carrots, feed, 4O@5Oc Parsnips,
81 20 p ctl; Cabbage, S5c@Sl; Garlic. ga
d4e = 70; Caulitlower, 59@o5c 2 dozen; Dry
Peppers, 5@Ic n; Dry Okra, loo q ID; Mar
FRESH tRUIT-Apples, 5Oc@S1 for COM
mon. 81 25@l 80 for good to choice. and
| 81 50@2 q box for fancy
CITRUS FRUIT-We quote: Mexican
Lines, 5000 p box; California Lines
$1@1 20 y box; Lemons, Sicily, 5000 90;
California Lemons, S1@2 for common and
50 5o@3 for good TO choices bananas, S1@2 p
bunch; Hawaiian Pineapples, $500; Mexican
Pineapples, 50 5000 dozen; Riverside Nav
| els, S2@2 70; Riverside Seedlings, Sl@1 so p
| box; san Bernardino Navels 50 5O@3 . box;
San Bernardino Seedlings, Sl@1 rs p box;
0rovtlle Navels, -@-T box; Orovine Seen,
o.; Los Angeles Seedlings, S5c@$1 rs; san
Gabriel Navels, S2@2 so; San Gabriel Seed
| lings, S1@1 25 = box
DRIED FRUIr-We quote: Dates. 415@:5c
| Apples sun-dried, quartered, 415@ SIC; 40.
sliced, 51a@6c; do, evaporated, IN boxes, so
10c = Ii; Pears, bleached, 5@6c for sliced, SO
| sc for Quartered and sc for evaporated; Pears,
unbleached, 3@4c for sliced and 21a93c for
quartered; Figs, 5@6c for pressed ana 3a4c
for impressed; Primes, rose for small, 8 so
! 912c for the four sizes and Toe for the fifth
size OF 50@60s; Pitted Plums, 91@CD1oc; I'M
! pitted Plums 215G &c; bleached Peaches,
@12c; sun-dried Peaches, 6@S1ac . ID; Apri-
| MoOrparks; Grapes, 2@254c = 10.
RAlSINS-Quotable as follows: London
! Layers, 81 1901 go; loose Muscatel, S1@
% in boxes and 31a@4}4c q ID in sacks
! NUTS-We quote as follows Chestnuts &c
10 Sc 2 ID; Walnuts, cto sc Tor hard shell. l o.
| TO I213c for soft shell, and &C q ID for paper
| shell; Chile Walnuts, o@9c; California Al
! monds, 131ac@1i14c for soft shell. 7I@6DS15c
| for hard shell, ana 15@16c for paper shells
Peanuts, 3@Ic; Hickory Nuts, 7@Sc; Filberts,
! l0g1lc; Pecan, s@1Uc Tor small and IA
| Cq16c for large; Brazil Nuts, &c TO lie; Pine
| NUS, l23a913c Z ID; Cocoanuts, S4@5 q hun
| bred
HONEY-We quote: Comb 1870 lie; am
Der extracted, 7d75ac dark, Sc 7c water
J white extracted, S@S1sc 4 ID.
/ BEkSWAX-Quotablea at 24@27c q fb.
/ BUTIER-We quote: Fancy creamery, 22@
/ 22Iac; fancy dairy, 2O@21c; good to choice, i
/ al &c; common grades, 15@16c; picked roll,
! 10@17c; keg, 15016c p ID.
CHEESE-We quote: Choice TO fancy new,
/ lie 10 12c; fair to good, S@10c; Eastern,
ordinary to fine, 11@13 SC; do. fancy creamery
14G15c 2 b.
EGGS-Murket easy at the late decline. We
| quote: California ranch, 17@1Sc store lots,
/ 1901 &c p dozen.
! POUL1'RY-We quote as follows: Live
Turkeys-Gobbers, 10000; Hens, 10000:
for old and $50 for young; Flyers.
/ 50 5U@6 so; Broileis, 81 50@5 30 TOR small
1 and Sc96 SO for large; Hens S76S; Ducks
SS@9; Geese, $500 so ? pair.
GAME-We quote as follows: Hare, $40
! 20; Rabbits, Sl@l 20 = doz; Gray Geese
SOS 80; White Geese, S1@l 25; Brant,
/ 81 5000 p doz.
OVISIONS-Eastern Hams, 17a17I5c:
California Hams. 16@161ac; Eastern Break
fast Bacon, 16@1614c; California Bacon,
/ 14L@l6c; do, extra lighI 15916%c; do
clear sides. 13@151c z ID; Pork, extra prime,
! S16G16 so; do, prime mess, ST. OILS; do,
mess, S23@24; do clear, S25@26; 10, extra
clear, S26g27 p Dbl; Pigs Feet, SIG so ,
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