The record-union., 1893-05-10
Barley Market Very sluggish - Oats
Fairly ActIve-Citrus Fruits in
Good Supply.

falling OF rain in some sections on Saturday
had Il quieting effect and much of the advance
gained was almost as quickly lost The
sample market necessarily shared in the
buoyant tone and quotations strengthened in
consequence, though there was no noticeable
improvement in the volume of spot business.
AT the moment there is rather firm holding
of actual Wheat, and II looks as if matters
were generally shaping better for sellers. The
/ latter part of last week it looked very much
as if Barley was going 10 do better all round.
] There was quite u strong feeling TO the market
1 ana holders felt much encouraged at the pros
poets. But expectations We're not realized
and after exhibiting some lIttle strength for
couple of Gays. the market He'll back 10 its
! former sluggish and easy lone. In spite of the
! large quantity that has been disposed OF
/ through export channels there seems plenty
enough yea on hand TO meet all wants. Trade
| is not OF very pronounced character, but still
| there is enough custom t. keep the market in
/ fairly active motion. Prices, as II rule. are
/ steady While IN really choice product there is
quite firm holutng ana buyers OF such an
article hay e the situation against them.
The Vegetable market was fairly active,
with lower prices for Asparagus and RhubarD.
! The Potato market was llrmer to-day for new
! stock, owing to light arrivals. onions are in
good demand and strong at GuotatlOaS.
The receipts of Fresh irui.s to-day included
| 2564 chests OF Strawberries and % boxes of
! Cherries The demand Tor both was fair and
! prices were well sustained. Citrus fruits are
| IN good supply and the demand is light.
1he fresh I}utter market is firm anu the de-
! mnnd is good, with the prices steady for me-
/ diuM grades. Eggs are steady with supplies
plentiful. Cheese is easy at quotations.
The Poultry market Is dull, with prices
steady under a light demand. Cali ornia re-
/ celpts are moderate. Another car OF Eastern
! stock is expected. Hare is slow OF sale
Produce Market.
! FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras.
So 9O@4 e bbl; Bakers Extras, So S0@4;
WHEAf-Ouofa5 Die at 81 27l56o1 2sal q
ctl for good to choice shipping ana 81 3lfi@
80 p ctl tor milling quality.
/ BAkLEY-Feed. S212@Do o394c q ctl for good
quality, and S5c for cnoice; Brewing, 81 geo
OATS . Surprise 81 5o@1 so; milling,
! 81 52h@1 6212; fancy feed, 81 421l9I as
| good TO cnoice iced, 81 35@i is; OIL grades
! 81 1901 25; Black, 81 2O@1 2215 cray
81 25@1 so Tor feed and 81 371a9T 40 Tor
CORN N-Quotabie Al 81 6755@1 osH for
Large Yellow, 81 1901 1213 tor small Yel-
low and 81 1901 12h. = ctl Tor White.
CRACKED CORN-S25 50@26 80 p ton.
/ OILCAhlG MEAL-S35 p ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote feed at S24 so
@25 SO = ton; fine kinds for the table, in
/ large and small packages. 2i40315c p 10.
CHOPPED FEED-SI6 56@Iz 80 , ton.
/ SEEDS-Mustard Brown, &C; Yellow,
/ -@-c; Canary, imported, $500 so; do, Cali
tornia,-c; Hemp, 1915 p ii; Rape, 81 25@
I California and Oc for Utah; Flax, So . ctl.
MIDDLINGS-S21@23 q ton.
II n 1--N w neat anu Otli, = "a L, Barley, =
90; Oat, 8 a 8; fair to choice Wheat, s@13;
compressed, ) @9 so; stock, $6@1; Alfalfa,
S1@1O; Clover, S7@9 = ton.
/ oIRAW-35@40c e bale.
! MILLSTUFfS-Rye Flour, SIC; Rye Meal
Sc; Graham Flour, &c; Oatmeal, &c; Oat
Groats, &c; Cracked Wheat, 31ac; ;}uckwheat
/ Flour, sc; Pearl Barley. 44@4 &c n ID.
] HOPS-Nominal at 15@17cS Ii.
BRAN-S17@17 so 2 ton.
RYE-S1 O912@1 12>2 p ctl.
(fR(}iIND BARI.FA-S1 q
! OES-New, "a 254c p ID; Early Rose,
81 90; River Reds, 81 6o@1 90; Oregon
Burbanks, 81 75@2; Oregon Garnet Chiles,
/ ONIONS-S2 5O@3 so p ctl.
DRIED Pt-As.-tGreen, 81 1902; Blac keye,
BFA NS-Bayos 2 9O@3; Butter So 500
. rs tor small and S3@3 90 for large; Pink,
So yG@2 90; Red, So -S5@3; Lima, So 900
9G ff@ arss ~ 2q@S bie 50 So S55 sa W WIS 81
VEGETABLES String Beans, S@Ioc;
Wax Noi;, Bean Beans M@Ic -. = ID; Summer Squash,
dozen; Green Peppers. 25S35c = 0G b; O. Green n
/ Peas, 50cGS1 q sack for common and 81 20
! oil 90 q sack for sweet; Asparagus, 81 500
70 2 box for No. and 65c@S1 70 q box
for No. 2; Rhuoarb, 5oc9S1 & box; Turnips
81 2 ctl; Beets, SC 2 sack; Carrots, feed, 40@
! soc; Cabbage. 75@SOc: Garlic, 34@11ac q ID;
! Caulifower, 5O@65c q dozen; Dry Peppers
! DC Z 10; Dry OIlra. 15c 2 ID.
FRESH HFRUIT-Wequote: Apples, 5OcGS1
for common, 81 25@1 rs for good to choice,
anu e DON IOr SLTaNDerrleS, SO(q0 a
chest for Sharpless and SS@13 for Long
worth; Raspberries, 5O@S5c; Gooseberries.
4o950c 2 drawer; Cherries, S1@2 g box.
! CITRUS FRUIr-Mex can Lines S104 so:
California Lines 5o@75c p box; Lemons
Sicily, 81 50@5; California Lemons, SI@2 for
common ana 81 25@3 for good to choice
Bananas, Sl@2 p bunch; Hawaiian Pine
apples, $500; Mexican Pineapples, So 500
/ q dozen; Riverside Naves. 81 5O@2 %:
Riverside Seedlings, 75c@S1 25 = box; san
| Bernardino NavelS, S2@2 so: san Bernurdino
! NJ = Nn,-
| q = box; Oroville Seedlings. ID = box:
| Los Angeles Navels. ST 25@l 80; Los An
geles Seedlings 75c@S1; San Gabriel Navels,
/ $l@1 70; san Gabriel Seedlings, 75c@S1 =
/ box.
DRIED FRUIT-Dates. 41$a5c; Apples.
sqn-dried, quartered, 6@61ac; do, sliced Ga
| Pears, bleached. 5@6c for Sliced 3@5c TOR
/ quartered and sc Tor eVaporated; Pears un-
oleached,, 3@4c for Sliced ana 21z93c for
/ qGartered; Figs, lg0c Tor pressed and 3@315c
| for impressed; Prunes, lJo9S &c Tor small
! 9$S@51%c for the four sizes and Toe for the
| fifth size of 50@6Os; pitted Plums S1569lLc.
unpitted plunls. 21295c bleached Peaches ga
lie; sun-dried Peaches, 7@9c q 10; Apricots.
! 1l@14c for Royals and 15@l6c for Moor
parks; Grapes, &c 10 254c - 10.
RASINS-London Layei 5, 81 25 to 81 so:
loose Muscatel, S1Gl 25 in boxes and $40
/ 41ac 2 b in sacks.
NUTS-Chestnuts, 7@1oc y Ii: Walnuts. 6@.
&c for hard shell, 11a13c Tor shoft shell and
| C 2 h tor paper shell; Chile Waluuts, Ga 7c;
| California Almonds, 13lac TO 15c for soft
smell, Ot9l1 &c lOG nara smell ana 100 for
paper shell; Peanuts, 3@4c; Hickory Nuts,
/ 7@Sc: Ftlberts, 9@10c; Pecan, sG1Cc 1or
1 small and 14@l6c Tor large; Brazil Nuts, SO
SC; Pine Nuts. 121a@13c 2 u; Cocoanuts 81
as r hundred.
/ H0NEY-Comb, 11@15 SC; amber, extracted.
/ "a &c; dark, Go &C. water white, extracted,
/ So : &c : II.
BEES EsWAX-25927c p B.
/ BUTIER-Fancy creamery 2U@21c; fancy
dairy, 1SGI9c; good TO choice 1870 to I715c:
common EraGes, l3@15c y b.
/ CHEESE-SupDieS new are Ouite lih-
follows: Choice 10 fancy new, 1OGl1c;
fair to good, o@9c; Eastern, ordinary to
fine, 11@1Sc; do. fancy creamery, 14@15c
q 70.
EGGS-California ranch, 1s@19c; store lots.
161a@1T32c z dozen; Eastern Eggs, 1S91 &c
POULTRY-Live Undergraduates, 17@
1Sc ? b. Hens. 17@1sc; BOOSTERS, So 50@6
for Old, and SS@1O for young; Fryers, S7tdS;
Brothers, S5G4 for small, and 81 5OG6 for
large; Hens, 80 5O96 so; Ducks, Old 81 500
Q; young, S69S; Geese, Old, 81 5o91 70; Cos
llngs, 81 oOG2 so Z pair
GAME-Hare, 5c9S1; Rabbits, SI@1 20
2 dozen.
PR0NISIONS-Eastern Hams, 17@I7J5c:
California Hams, 16GI6hc; Eastern Break
/ fast Bacon, 16@17c; California Bacon heavy
and medium, 13914c; do light, a. a &c; do,
SloS1o ooi 90, prime mess, S17g1S; do,
mess, S23g24; do, clear, S25g26; do, extra
clear, S26@27 3 bbl; Pigs Feet, SI2 SO =
bbl Beef, mess, bbls, 81 5OGS; do. extra
mess Dds, IS 0Oa9; do, family, S11@12 =
bbl; extra, do. sig 5O@I3 = Dbl; do smoked,
DO, prime steam, 13c; 1O-b pals, lie; oh.
142sc; 3-D, 1i14c; California, 1O-b tins, 12@
I 12tsc; 40, ON, 121a9 lSc; 90, kegs, 1876; DO,
So-o GucAets. i5c; compound. 913c for tierces