The record-union., 1893-06-12
Weather the Past Few Days UnfavOr-
able to Fresh Fruits.
Wheat Remains Dull, There Being
Practically No Demand for
Shipping Qualities.

pressing effect on trade in Oranges. Strictly
choice Navels are not very plentiful and bring
full figures, but the supply OF inferior ana
medium grades of stock is abundant and con-
slderabiy in excess of requirements. Lines
are held steady, but the anticipated arrival of
large consignments due in a few days has
weakening tendency. Cherries are plentiful
ana the daily receipts are on the increase.
Prices of all varieties are low and not firmly
held. Curants are arriving literally and
prices are now so reasonable that the daily
sales are very extensive. Apricois are be-
coming more plentiful and cheaper. Goose
berries are cheap, but sell slowly.
Rhubarb and Asparagus are in fair demand
at quoted prices. Vegetables are meeting
with good inquiry.
Dried fruits are in light supply and prices
are held firmly at asking figures.
The sale of dairy products cannot be said to
be more than moderate in volume. Creamery
and fancy roll butter are Eeld firly steady.
but occasionally the quoted rates are shaded
in favor of the buyers. All other grades are
dull and IN light demand. Fresh ranch Eggs
are developing good movement Of trade and
prices are steady. Cheese is very uull and
supplies continue large. Poultry is lower, and
weak at the reduced prices.
Provisions and Groceries are meeting with
good inquiry and values are well sustained.
The demoralized condition OF the " ool
market continues, without any indications
for Improvement. Stocks are enormous and
sales light.
Wheat remains dull there being practically
no demand whatever for shipping grades and
millers arc buying very sparingly
Mining shares continue quiet and attract
but little attention.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices Tor Family Extras
81 1901 20 = Dbl; Bakers Extras, S4@4 20;
| Sdperhne, So SO@3 20.
MHEAT-Quotablea at 81 2114 = cu for No.
l Shipping, there being no demand and con-
held at 81 1901 80 r. ctl.
BARLEY-tted, e2%c to $3.50 p ell tor
5000 quality and SOC for choice; Brewing,
oATs-AIilIing, 81 6c@1 50; fancy feed,
81 GOGl 90; good 70 cLolce, 81 1901 90;
CoRN-QUotahle at S1G1 o2I for Large
Yellow. 81 021z@l 05 for Small Yellow, and
t R9g1 lif tSSs & fos Whsg = ton
OILCAKE MEAL-S35 , ton
CORN Mi1A i--Millers quote feed at s23 90
to 524 so 2 ton; tine kinds for the table. in
sEEDsIHustaTd, Bros. &c &c y }fIl 5Gti.
-@-c; Canary, imported, s5@5 80; do Cali
80; Timothy,-c p ID; Alfalfa. Sc 2 10 for
MIR9DLINGS-S20@22 so Y ton.
HAY-Wheat, $8D11 80; Wheat and Dat,
S. 90; Wild Oat, SoGS so, Aiftlia. SIS;
Barley, S7@S p ton. OLD stock is quotable as
follows Wheat and Dat, $6@13; Barley,
81 90 to SIS 90, compressed 81 5O@11;
stock SG@7; Alfalfa, S3@11; Glover, So@1O
p ton.
sTRAW-35@45c p bale.
HOPS-i3G16 &c p 10.
MILLSrUFES-R Rye Flour SIC; Rye Meal,
&c; Graham Flour, &c; Oatmeal 413c; DAT
Flour, &c; Peari Barley, / 416c; Normal
Nutriment, $ p case Of 1 dozen cans; break
fast Delight, SO 25 p case OF dozen packages.
BBAN-S16 50Gl7 y ton.
RYE-S1 12H@1 16A Pcu.
BUCKWHEAI-Bld, 81 is; asked, So 35
p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-s19@19 so p ton.
POTArOES-Ordinary kinds OF new sell i'll
sacks at S1@1 80 . ell. New Early Rose,
bxs, 81 10 81 70; New Peerless, S1@1 so;
New Burbanks, 81 25@1 50; New Garnet
Cniles, 81 2591 30; Oregon Burbanks, S2@
2 50; oregon Garnet Chies, S2@2 25 = ctl.
ONlONS-Quotatons are easy, the selling
range being 95c@Sl o5 p cti:
DRIED PEAS-Green, 81 1902; BlackeYe
81 6591 IS; Niles, S2@2 20 y ctl.
8 %; Pink, 81 1902 80; Ked, So 75G2 So 80;
White, 81 6o@2 70; Large White, So COG
9 70 y ell.
Northumberland Corn, 25@35c . doz;
String Beans, 3@31ac for Los Angeles and 5@
&C p 10 for Vaca vile; Wax Beans, So &c . Ii;
Refugee Beans, 7@Sc y N; Winters Summer
Squash, 75c@s1 y box; Alameda Summer
gSl 20 2 box; Green Peppers, 10@15c p III;
Green Peas, S1@1 SO r sack; Asparagus
81 5O91 rs p box for No. and 50c@SI u
box Tor No. 2; Rhubarb, 36a75c r box; Los
Angeles Tomatoes, 81 50@3 so p box; Win
tiers Tomatoes, 81 50d3 p box; Turnips, ST p
ctl; Beets. S1Gl 20 p sack; Carrots S5c@
3 rs; Cabbage, Sl@1 10; Garlic, 114C9215c .
ID; Caulitiower, GOOSE p dozen; Dry Peppers,
sc p II; Dry OKra, sc p u.
FRESH FRUIr-AppleS, 25@5Oc p box;
Pears, SEQ sc p box and basket; Strawber-
rieS, S6@S p chest for Sharpless and SIO9l3
for Long worth; ka1pberries 5O@75c; Goose
berries, 2120 SIC a ID; Cherries, 25@50c for
white, 6O@65c Tor Royal Ann, and 3O@5Oc
box for black; Currants, 50 50@4 Z. chest;
ApricOtS, 5Oc@ s. p box; do, Royal 81 25 a
] so = box; Figs 10000 = ID; Cherry Plums,
50975c p drawer.
California Lines, 50@75c 2 boz; Lemons
Sicily, o; California Lemons, Sl01 so
for common and s2@3 for good to cnoice;
Bananas, 81 5000 80 p bunch; Hawaiian
Pineappies, 81 50@4; Mexican Pneapples.
1904 p dozen; Riverside Navels, 81 so to
IS: Riverside Seedlings, $1Gl so = boz; San
Seedlings, 81 5O9 2 = box; Oroville Naves,
o p box; Orovile Seedlings. @ y box:
Los Angeles Navels, S1G1 so; Los Angeles
Seedlings, 65c@S1; san Gabriel Navels, Sl@
1 so; san Gabriel Seedlings, 6ocG1 p box
DRIED FRUIT-Dates, 41@@5c; Apples
sun-dried, quartered, &c; dc, Sliced 20 ne;
do, evaporated, in boxes, Slad1Oc; Pears
bleached, 5G6c for Sliced. sj@5c Tor CHARTERED
and SC for evaporated; Pears, unbleached
SGD: Tor sliced and 2h@3c for quartered;
Figs 4@5c for pressed and 3@312c for un-
pressed: Prunes, 79Sc for small 9&691dc for
the four sizes and loo for the fifth size Of sos
06Os; pitted Plums, S156s91$c: unpitted
Plums. 21a@5c; bleached Peaches, $40 Oc;
sun-dried Peaches, 7@S1@c y h; Apricots, l
a ic for Royal and l4@15 sc tor Moorparks;
RAISINS = London Layers, 81 25a1 so:
loose Muscatel, $1@1 20 in boxes ana 81 a
41@c y ID in sacks.
NJ rs-Chestnuts, 7@1oc . n; Walnuts,
6@7c for hard shell, -@-c for soft shell and
California Almonds, 141@915t for soft she'll
655@712c Tor hard shell and SO &C for paper
shel; Peanuts, 3@4e; Hickory NUS. 7G>c;
and I2@I4c for large; Brazil Nuts, 500;
Pine Nuts, 1214913c p N; Cocoanuts, s4@5 r
hundred.
tracted, 514@6 dark, &c; water white ex-
tracted, 6@612c ? 10.
BEESW A-20921c p ID.
BUTrER-Fancy creamery, 20@21c; fancy
dairy. 1Y@2oc; good to choice, 17@1 SIC;
common grades. 14@16c 2 h.
CHEESE-Choice to fancy, new, S99c; fair
to good, 7@71ac; Eastern, ordinary to fine,
IDOL Sc; do. fancy creamery. 149 Sc 2 d
EGGS-Calitorniar ranch. 19922c; store lots
15G17e q dozen; Eastern Eggs. I5@I6c for
fair ana 1114g SIC = dozen Tor choice.
Ice 2 70; Hens, 14@15c; boosters. S56,6 TOR
old and SS@1o for Dung; Fryers, Sc 5OG
: so; Broilers. s2@3 for small and SIG so
80; young, 81 5000 so; Geese, old, 81 25
Goslings. 81 25@1 20 , pair.
PROVISIONS-kastern Hams. 10000;
California Hams, 15@1534c; Eastern Break
fast Bacon, 16@lTc; California Bacon, heavy
extra light, 151s@i6 SC p n; Pork extra prime,
Sl6@16 90; do, prime mess, Sl7@1o; do,
mess, S23@24; do, clear, S25g26; do, extra
clear. S2b@27 . Dbl; Pigs Feet, sig so ?
Dbl; Beef, mess, bbls, - 5o@5; do. extra
mess, bbls, 80 5000; do, family, S11@12 p
Dbl; extra do, S12 5o9I3 q Dbl; do. smoked,
1o1z@11c; Eastern Lard, tierces, 1o4lOIzc
90; prime steam. 13c; 1o-D pals, 14c; 5-ib,