The record-union., 1893-05-20
COMMERCIAL.
Trade in Wheat Slow, With Prices
Continuing Easy.
Barley Market Inactive-Prices of Oats
Rule HiGh-Fresh Fruits In
Good supply.


easy. Trade in Barley is not of an active
character, yet the market remains steady.
Prices ofOats are high Buyers at present are
content in buying only sufficient quantity TO
meet current wants.
There is no business of consequence doing
IN local Hop circles, while trading at distant
centers is of Indifferent character. The Com
Hlerctdt NeloS says: There has been some in
quiry for choice, but the few fragments re-
manning in first hands are held at 1917 TO l 9c,
and are not forthcoming for less. Medium
and poor descriptions are not in demand ex-
cept occasionally for packing or for local use,
and values are more or less nominal. The
plant in this State is progressing, ana the
outlook is excellent tor a large and fine yield.
Similar reports are received from Washing
ton, the weather having changed for the bet
ter and left growers with the hope that they
may be successful this season in their strug-
gle against pests.n
The Vegetable market was steadler this
morning. Asparagus is still weak, although
supplies are lighter. Beans are lower. Pota-
toes are firm. Australian onions are quoted
at cents.
The market is well supplied with fresh
Fruits. Strawber are lower. The Gamers
are taking in Cherries, but prices keep we'll.
GooseberrieS are in fair demand.
The Butter market is steady under lighter
supplies. The Egg market is quiet and prices
are unchanged. Cheese is weak and dull.
There are few changes in Poultry Chickens
are stitty held, but old stock is duh and weak.
There Is little inquiry for Hare or Rabbits.
Produce Market.
FLOUR.-Steady market. We quote: Net
cash prices for Family Extras, 81 1904 20
a Dbl; Bakers Extras, S494 90; Supertlne
So S0@3 20.
WHEAT-shippng Wheat is quotable at
81 2713 TO 81 80 2 ctl, according to quality.
Milling range, 81 33$4@1 3712 y ctl.
BARLEY-Feed, S5c 10 S719c y ctl for good
quality and $3.50 for choice Brewing, 95c@
OATS-Q uotations for White Oats range
from 81 10 for fair to 81 IS z ctI for choice;
Gray, 81 35@1 45; Black, 81 25@1 3 q ctI.
CORN - Quotable at ST 06I@I or for
low and 81 1713@1 20 o ctl for White
oILCAkE MEAL-S35 p ton.
CORNMEAI-Millers quote feed at S24 so
to $40 90 q ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 294@315c = b.
GHQPPEp FEEp-$I6 5G@1s SO : ton.
&c Canary y'iG inn poPteG I s55 90; do eit2T cai-
fornia, =; Hemp, 4@4tsc p ID; Rape, So 25@
2 so; Timothy, C p u; Alfalfa, sc 2 ctl for
California and 10c Tor Utah; Flax, So y ctl.
MIDDLINGS-There is good demand, and
prices hold up well. Quotable at $50 5Og22
p ton.
HAY-The market is steadier all round.
Another car of new Alfalfa mas arrived, sell
ing at $40 per ton, an advance. Wheat
and Oat, SS@l3; Barley, SSG9 so; Oat, $50
TO- fair to choice Wheat, 50 5O@14; com
pressed, 81 50@11; stock, $6@7; Alfalfa, 50
Oil; Glover. So@1O q ton.
STRAW-359 SC y bale.
HOPS-15@lSc p h.
Sc; Graham Flour, &c; Oatmeal 419c; Oat
Groats, 0c; Cracked Wheat, SIC; Buckwheat
Flour, sc; Pearl Barley, 4148415c . ii.
BRAN-$16 50@17 = ton.
RYE-S1 15 z, ctl.
BUCKWHEAr-N Nominal at S2@2 so RctI.
GROUND BARLEY-Sl SOLO . ton.
Al
Rose, So; River Reds, So; Oregon Burbanks,
So 1902 so; oregon Garnet Chiles. So "A eli
ONIONS-9Oc@S1 T. ctl.
DRIED PEAS-Green. 81 1902; Blackeye
nominal; Niles, S2@2 % y cUI.
BEANS-Bayos, 81 o0g2 90; Butter, So so
az 75 for small and SO for large; Pink,
@3; Pea, 50 6092 70: Small White, So 60
a 2 20; Large White, 81 6Oq2 70 q eli.
NEGETABLES-String Beans, 5@5c for
Los Aneeles, and 9@11c for Vacaville; Wax
Beans, 100 l2c p II; Summer Squash, 9GlOc
q h; Cucumbers, 35@65c p doz; Green Pep
pers, 3O935 2 ib; Green Peas, 50l9z5c = sack
for sweet anu 1902 z ID for garden; As
paragus, S1@l 80 q box for No. l and
o0915c y box Tor No, ?; Rhubarb, 35@75c y
box; Turnips, 81 z ctl; Beets; sc p sack; Car
rots, feed, 4Og50c; Cabbage, 75@SOc; Garlic
1a91c z IL; taulifOwer, 5O@65c q doz, Dry
Peppers, &c 3 ID: Dry Okra. 15c p ID.
FRESH FkUII-Apples, 5OcgSI for com
mon, 81 25@l 70 for good to choice and So rs
2 box for fancy; Straw berries, $466 = chest
TOR Sharpless and S699 for Longworth.
Baspberrles sc; Gooseberries. 30@40c ,
drawer; Cherries, 5OcGS1 for white and 75c
@S1 so p box tor black.
CITRUS FRUIT-MexIcan Lines, S4@i so:
California Lines, 5O@75c p box; Lemons
Sicily, 81 50G5i California Lemons, SlgI SO
for common ana S203 for good to choice. Ba-
nanas, S1@2 p bunch; Hawaiian Pineapple.
$500 q dozen; Mexican Pineapples So 5O66
n dozen; Riverside Navels, 81 5O@2 25: Rfv-
erside seedlings, 72cqSl 20 t, box; san Ber-
nHrdtno Navels, S2O2 so; san Bernardlno
Seedlings, Sl@1 80 q box; Oroville Navels
% z box; Uroviile Seedlings ID "a box:
Los Angeles Nayels, S1@1 SO; Los Angeles
seedlings, 70c0S1; San Gabriel Naveis SI@
1 50 san Gabriel Seedlings, 75cQSI . box.
DRIED FRUIT-Dates, 41a@5c; Apples,
sun-dried, quartered, G@612c; do, Sliced, 6G
G13c: do, evaporated, in boxes, 9@1Oc; Pears
bleached, 5@6c for sliced, 3@5c for quartered
and sc for evapOrated; Pears, unbleached So
4c for sliced and 2@93c for quartered; Figs,
Prunes, T13GS1 S1.c for small, 9$s,d BIC Tor the
four sizes ana 1Oc for the fifth size OF 5O@6Os;
pitted Plulns, s7a@91ac; unpitted Plums, 2%
@5c; bleached Peaches. 9@11c; sun-dried
Peaches. 1000 p ID; ApricOts. lI@l4c for
ROYALS and 15@16c for Moorparks; Grapes,
29234c 2 ID.
loose Muscatels, Sl@1 70 in boxes and 800
41ac q 10 in sacks.
NU'rs-Chestnuts, 7@Ioc ? II; Walnuts. 6
@7c for hard shell. 11@13c for soft shell and
&C 2 D. for paper SHE'LL Chile Walnuts 6@7c:
California Almonds, IS 3I94l5c for soft shell,
619@71ac for hard shell, and 1901 SC for paper
shell; Peanuts, 3@4c Hickory Nuts, 1@sc;
Filberts, 9@ 0c; Pecan, o@l0c for small and
149l6c for large; Brazil Nuts, S@9c; Pine
Nuts, 12L913c; Cocoanuts. S4@5 h 100.
HONEG-Comb, -@-c; amber, extracted
1c; dark, 6@6}1c; water white extracted,
BEES WAX-25@27c . ID.
BUTTER IL Fancy creamery, 21%922%c;
fancy dairy, 2og21c; good to choice, $50 i 5c;
common grades, 159I7c q n.
CHEESE-Choice TO fancy new, 9%MI Oc:
fair to good s@9c; Eastern, ordinary to fine,
11@13c; Go, fancy creamery, l4@15c p b.
EGGS-CalifOrnia ranch. 1S1&d zoe; store
lots, 1901 nc p dozen; Eastern Eggs, 1714g
1Sc y dozen.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblers. 17a
19c q u; Hens, Ice to 17c; Rocsters S5 5O6
80 for old, and S5@lo for young; Fryers, 81
as, Broilers, SO 50@3 so for small ands4 so
eg6 for large; Hens, S6I7 so: Ducks, old
S4g4 90; young, 50 so 10 81; Geese, old
81 2591 50; Goslings, 81 so to 81 20 p pair.
PRONIsIONS-Eastern Hams. 17Rl7J5c;
California Hams. 16Gl61@c Eastern Break
fast Bacon, 16917c; California Bacon. heavy
and medium, lac; do, light. 141%@16c; do
prime, $16G16 80; DO, prime mess, S17@
Is; do, mess. S23924; co, clear, S25 to 20;
do, extra clear, S26927 p Jbl; Pigs Feet
S12 so 2 bbl Beef, mess, bbls, 81 50@s; do
extra mess bbls, IS 50@9; do family, SI1
to IL 2 bbl; extra do, S12 50@13 , Dbl;
do, smoked, 1O4G11c; Eastern Lard. tierces''
1oc TO 1o15c; do, prime steam. 13c; Ion
pals, 14c 5-ib, 141sc; 3-b, 14Lc; California
lon tins, 12@12 &c; do, 5-fb, 1215G13c; do
kegs, 1876: do, 20-S buckets, &c; Compound
SIC for tierces and Oc Tor hi bbIs.
WOOL-We quote spring:
Nevada, choice, 2 14G15c
do, PAL &c
San Joaquin and Southern, years
Do, Short
Do. very poor and Ehriukv Ipn1 II