The record-union., 1893-05-15
COMMERCIAL.
The Wheat Market Attracting Con-
siderable Attention.
Fruits Active, the Demand Developing
Good Increase, While Prices
Tend Downward.

and there is a very noticeable anxiety on the
part OF dealers as to the crop prospects, for on
that depends in a large measure the imme-
diate future as TO values and trade. Yester-
days receipts of Produce were moderate The
fresh fruit market is active and the demand
Is developing good increase. Prices gener-
ally are tending downward as the season ad-
Vances and supplies become greater. Oranges
are in good supply, and the movement OF
trade in choice Fruit is quite satisfactory.
Consignments of medium and inferior stock
are still coming to hand, but it is mostly
taken by peddlers. Lines and Lemons are
meeting with good inquiry. Bananas sell
wen at the quoted rates. There is a light trade
in Nuts, Strawberries are rapidly becoming
plentiful, and under a good demand prices
are held steady. Gooseberres are cheap and
Raspberries are high priced. Cherries are in
fair supply and lower. Vegetables are abund-
ant, and the low prices make the demand
very extensive. Potatoes are held quite steady
and choice stock is held very firm. Dried
Fruits are moving slowly at the quoted rates.
supplies are lignt and values well main
tained. Dairy Products are selling freely and
the tone OF the market is hrmer. Butter of
all grades IS in fair supply and choice stock is
held nrm Tor full figures. Cheese Is in rather
heavy supply and weak Eggs sell at slightly
shaded rates. Poultry is dull. Provisions and
The Wool market is slightly weaker. Supplies
are more than ample for requirements and
prices are tending downward.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Steady at the advance. We quote:
Net cash prices for Family Extras, 81 1O9
4 20 p bbl Bakers Extras, S4@14 20; Super
fine, SO SO@3 90.
WHEAT-Quotable at 81 2ssl@1 80 ctI
for No. shipping and 81 3134 for choice
article. Milling Wheat, 81 3314@1 371& p
ctl.
BARLEY-Feed. 8s94 to soc p ctl for good
quality and S614@s7 nc for choice; Brewing,
SOc6DSl O2h = ell
OATs-Quota0le at 81 25@1 40 for fair to
good White and 81 45@1 90 p ctl for good
CORN : Quotable at ST O7L@l O854 for
Large Yellow, 81 1901 12l9 for Small Vel
lowand 81 1733@1- 20 2 ctl for White.
OILCAKE MEAI-S35 . ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote feed at S24 so
to S25 90 q ton; fine kinds for the table, in
CHOPPED FEED-Sl6 5G@1S so p ton.
SEEDS-Mustard, Brown, -9-c; Yellow,
&C; Canary, imported, $500 SO; do Calf
fornia,I; Id ,r,; Hemp, 4@l1sc ? D; Rape, 81 goo
cai5ornla nc ond iOc for e Gtah; hT Fla2 s. So o ioF
MIDDLINGS-S21@23 e ton.
HAI-Wheat and Oat, $7911; Barley, s. q
so; Oat, $685. fair to choice Wheat, Ss 50
@I3; compressed, S7@9 30; stock, S6@7; AL
i@IiTi i1; s1Slo; 2; ;Ea' CioEer 9 ! SzS9 S q ton
MILLSTUFkS-Rye Flour, 31Ic; Rye Meal,
Sc; Graham Flour, Sc; Oatmeal, 415c; Cat
Greats, sc; Cracked Wheat, 31ac; Buckwheat
Flour, sc; Pearl Barley, 414941Sc q h.
HOPS-15@1Sc q ID.
BBAN-$17@17 90 q ton.
RYE-Situation against buyers. Quotable
observation-disclosures at S2@2 so actl.
@ @GROuND DBARLEY-Sle@19 3 ton.
Rse RPoEAT9GESw 81 9d7 z5 kva4 Rsae Rsa s. 56aI % EaE z
Oregon Burbanks, 81 75@2 10; oregon Gar
net Chiles, 81 6591 rs 2 ctl.
ONIONS-New are quotable at S1@1 25 p
DRIED PEAS-Green, 81 1909; Blackeye.
nominal; Niles, S2@2 20 2 cUl.
BEANS-Bayos, ~ -S0g2 80; Butter, So so
@2 70 for small and S3@3 20 Tor large Pink
~ I5@2 SO; Red. 50 s593; Lima, So COG
@2 20; Large White, 81 05@2 20 q ctl.
VEGETABLES-String Beans, S6gIoc; Wax
Beins,-g-c p ID; summer Squash, 109 &c
2 b; Cucumbers, 35@65c q doz Green Pep
Iers, 2593o q ID; Green Peas, soc = sack for
common ana 75c@S1 2 sack for sweet; AS
pJragus, 81 25@l so 2 box for No. ! and
30c@Sl e box for No. .; Rhubarb 4O@75c q
box; Iurnips. 81 2 ell; Beets; 15c . sack; Car
rols, feed, lo@5oc; Cabbage, 75@6oc; Garlic,
Z@lEc 2 10; Cauliriower, 5O@65c p doz; Dry
Peppers, 5c 2 ID; Dry okra, 15c tb
FRESH FRU!I-Apples, 5Uc@Sl for com
mon, 81 20@1 75 for good to choice, and So
r box for fancy; Strawberries, SG@g q chest
I ior Sharpless and s9@l4 Tor Longworth;
drawer; Cherries, 50c@S2 p box.
CITRUS FkUIr-MexIcan Lines, S4@4 so;
California Lines, 5O@75c p box; Lemons
Sicily, 81 5095; California Lemons, Sl@2 for
common ana SO 25@3 Tor good TO choice; Ba-
nanas, S1@2 y bunch; Hawaiian Pineapples
5000 = dozen; Mexican PineappleS, SO 5000
a dozen; Riverside Navels, 81 5O@2 25; Riv-
erside seedlings, 75c@S1 25 q box; San Ber-
nardino Navels, S292 80; san Bernardino
seedlings, S1@1 SO q box; Oroville Navels,
ID p box; Oroville Seedlings, @ = box:
Seedlings, 75c9S1; san Gabriel Navels, Sl@
l so; san Gabriel Seedlings, 75c@S1 p box.
DRIED FRUIT-Dates, 41495c; Apples,
sun-dried, quartered, G@614c; do, sliced, 6g
65ac; do, evaporated, in boxes, 9@1oc; Pears
bleached, 596c for sliced, 3@5c for quartered
and Sc for evaporated: Pears unbleached }a
&c for sliced and 21$g3c for quartered: fies
4@5c for pressed ana 3@31sc for unpres ed;
PruneS, 714@S12c for small, 99S9915c for the
tour sizes and Uc for the fifth size OF 5O6 COS:
pitted Plums, S19G91ac; unpitted Plums, 215
@5c; bleached Peaches. 9@l1c sun-dried
Peaches. 7@9c y ID; Apricots. l1@I4c for
ROYALS and 15@16c for Moorparks; Grapes,
RAfSiNS-London Layers, 81 25@1 60;
loose Muscatels, Sl@1 25 in boxes and 394@
43c p 10 in sacks.
NUTS-Chestnuts, 7@loc p II; Walnuts. 6
97c for hard shell, 11@l3 Sc for soft shell and
C & ID for paper shell; Chile Walnuts, 6@7c;
California Almonds, 13Is@I5c for soft smell
6lq971ac for hard shell, and 391 sc for paper
shell; Peanuts, 3@4c; Hickory Nuts. 5@Sc;
Fnberts, sc DC; Pecan, S@l0c for small and
14@l6c for large; Brazil Nuts. S@9c: Pine
Nuts 121391 Sc; Cocoanuts. S4@5 2 100.
HONEl-Como, 11@l &c; amber, extracted. .
7@3 33c dark, C@7c; water white extracted,
S@S13c q 10.
BEES SWAX-QuotabIea at 25&27c > II.
BUTTER-Fancy creamery, 2155@22%c;
fancy dairy, 20@21c: good to choice, $50 &c;
common grades, l5@l7c = 10.
CHEESE-Choice 10 fancy new. lO6I OIzc.
fair 10 good. o@9c; Eastern, ordinary to fine
11@l3c; do, fancy creamery, 14@15c . n.
EGGS-California ranch, sol sc: store lots
16iec to 17c . dozen; Eastern Eggs, l 71S0 l sc
PoULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblars 17@
1Sc = 10: Hens, lie to 1Sc; Rocsters, S5 5Oa6
Tor Old and SIS To $40 for young; Frvers, 5 tS
>; Broilers, 50 to 81 for small anu 81 5OG6
for large; Hens, 50 50@6 90; Ducks, old
S4@4 so; young, So so 10 81 so; Geese, old
81 25G1 so; GoslingS, 81 so TO 81 so , pair
GAME-Hare, 75c@S1; Rabbits, 81 81 25
. dozen.
PRoXIsIoNs--Eastern Hams, 17c Cali
fornia Hams. 151@.9l6c; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, 16@17c; California Bacon, heavy and
medium, 1S914c; do, light. IA zl&916c; do
extra light, 16&@17%c 2 ID; Pork extra
! :; do, mess, S23@S24; co, clear, $50 to SEQ;
do, extra clear. $26@S27 q bbl; Pigs Feet
extra mess, bbls, IS 5o@S9; do, family, SIi
TO 81 z bbl; extra do, S12 5o@Sl3 = Dbl;
90, smoked, 10. .911e: Eastern Lard. tierces
1Oc to 1oJsc; do, prime steam, 13c; 1O-r
lo-b tins. 129l2l4c; do, 5-b. I2lS@13c; do,
kegs, 1876 do. 2o-E buckets, Sc; compound,
WOOI-We quote spring:
Nevada, choice, 2 56 Ice
San joaquin and SoutLern. years
Do. Short pa l5c
Do very poor and shrin nky...............l0 0Cl 2c
Do Foothiu, good to choice e............ SOL &c
HIDES AND SKINS-Quotable as follows:
Heavy steers, 57bs up, ab, 75+@Gc 6 @5tS, @6fsc
Medium Steers, 46to Sc ms, 8 @655 1905
co%s...,.......,.......-,i@59 cows, - - @596 SfH
stags......... ...-........-.......4 @ @
TE5Pf EsPf $5;55s e 39 I9 5s IS i ss 5. : S3
Calf skins. 10 % thS...........S O. 5 @