The record-union., 1895-10-30
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat Unchanged in Price, But the
Market Decidedly Easier.
Barley Quiet, Receipts and Trade Be-
ing Light-Oat Market in
Weak Condition.


shipment abroad were received o4,ooI cell
tails. Barley is quiet. both receipts and local
trade being light Oat market IN weak cohof
ton; to-day was banner day for arrivals,
over Ia. 900 centals coming from the north.
New Buckwheat is arriving, but not enough
to affect prices. No corn in to-day; previous
prices rule.
Berries were light again to-day; those from
jacksonville arrived late and went cheap.
Wine Grapes were in small supply and sold
readily; there are still a few first crop Zlnfan-
del arriving; Whites were very scarce to-day.
Table Grapes from the Santa Cruz Mountains
continue to arrive in unsaleable condition.
Not many ounces in, but still they go slowly.
Apples are improving in quality; fancy stock
is higher.
Potatoes are still weak and stocks large.
Quotations below are for stocks in good con-
dition any quantity of inferior stuff going at
2O@25c per sack Onions are steadier. though
supply is more than ample. Tomatoes were
lighter to-day and prices slightly better.
Squash is on the upward move; very little In
market.
The market is in the same condition as for
the past week or more. Eastern Eggs are
Weakening too many arriving. California
Eggs are easy, excepting nne rancn, winch
have good demand.
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
tras, So 35@3 40; Bakers Extras, SO 159
20; s9P pc ~ S6S2 60 v 6bi a,o,oo Of
ESQ q ctl for No. 1 and 81 for choice.
Milling Wheat, 81 o2A91 o5.
BAkLEY-Feed, fair TO good. coo; choice,
61A@6233c; Brewing, 671a97Oc.
OArS-Milling, z5@S5c 2 cti; Surprise,
s599oc; Fancy Feed, 75@S21ac: good to
choice, 65@12Lc; poor to fair, DOG 621ac;
Black, for seed, S1@1 So Gray. 65G75c .
CORN-Large Yellow, s3s4@s6Ac; Small
yellow. 96@871sc = ctl; White. 917ls971lc.
BUCKW 3EAI-65@95c . ctl
MIDDLINGS-S18 92o SO = ton.
BKAN-Sl4 5O@15 so = ton.
GRO, Nd BAkLEY-Sl3@14 p ton.
$500 80; CAT, S7@9; Alfalfa. So 50@7;
barley; ss6@s; clover, 80 2og7; Com
STRAW-40Q05c Rs bale.
BEANsNBayos, 81 1901 90; Butter, 81 80
O. so; Pink, 81 o5@1 So Red, 81 log
Small White, 81 5OGI 90: Large White,
ney, $500 20; Horse, 81 1901 80 p ctl.
POTAIOES-Salinas Burbanks, 609S0c p
ctl and 3O@35c p ct Tor River Buroanks in
sacks; oregon Burbanks, 5o@65c p ctI;
River Reds, s5@4oc p ctl; Sweet Potatoes,
ONiONS-35@45 ctI
ETABLES-summer Squash, 75c@S1;
Cucumbers, 5o@65c per box; Toma-
ID; Green Peas, 2@3c > n; Green
Peppers, 3095oc = box; Egg Plant, 259
40c = box; Green Okra, 30G50c q box;
Turnips, Doc y ctl; Beets, soc y sack; Car
rots, soc; Cabbage, 65@75c . ctl; Garlic,
214@3c q b; Caulitiower, 100000 = dozen;
Dried Peppers, 10@121ac q ID.
FRESH FRUIT-AppIes-No grade, 5O@
81 p box; common, 25@4Oc p box. Berries
-Strawberries, sharpless, 81 5o94 p chest;
chest; Huckleberries, 5G6c > D. Cranberries,
$500 bbl. Cantaloupes-Quotabe at
50c@S1 . crate; Nutmeg Melons. 3595Oc q
box. Grapes-Quotabie at 25@35c p box for
SOC . box; Isabella, 40@75c in
crates; Cornichon, 5O@6oc . crate;
Vine Grapes s2S924 = ton for Zin1 GEis
Pears-Winter Nellis, 75c@S1 so = box;
other varieties, $4,000 box. PQme-
CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican LINES, 500
So so . box; California Lemons, S2@2 80
Tor common ana 50 50G3 80 = box for good
10 choice and S4@4 so for fancy.
TROPICAL FkUIT-Bananas, 81 25@2 so
bunch; Pineapples. S597 . dozen.
DRIED FRUrT-FoiIowIng are the prices
change. The figures presented represent car
load lots, smaller parcels occasionally SELL
ing at slightly lower rates. Aprieots-
FANCY Moorpark, 1oc; choice do, SIC;
fancy, sc; choice, SIC; standard, SC; prime,
71&c. Appes-Evaporated DC; sun-dried,
3@31ac. Peaches = Fancy, &c; choice, &C;
eItHOdEIs 4I2ts pIILlcf pcSlSU III DOAeS,
12G13c. Pears-Fancy. halves, &c; quarters,
&c; choice, &c; standard, &c; prime, 4c.
Dried Grapes-115c q ID Plums-Pitted, 40
41sc, unpitted, 1%G2t &C. Prunes - -Four
sizes, 4c. Nectarines-fancy, 614c; choice,
&c; standard, 51ac; prime, DC. Flgs-W hite,
choice, 312G4c; Black, 2G21zc. Raisins-In
sacks (5o-b boxes selling at &c per ID higherj
4-crown loose, 3 &C; 3-crown, &c; 2-crown,
154c; seedless Sultanas, 2t4c; seeales3 Musca-
tells, &c; 3-crown London Layers, 90cGS1 = bx
IN 20-D boxes; Clusters, 81 25; Dehesa clus-
tiers, 81; Imperial ciuste. S, 81 90 aero wn
loose, $; 4-crown loose. faced, > r box
BUTTER-Creamery-F Fancy, 2 2924c; spec
TAI brands, 25c; seconds, 2OG21c. Dairy
Fancy, 2O@21c; good 10 choice, log &c;
lower grades, 14916c. Pickled-15917o;
nrkin. l4@16o
CHEESE-Choice to fancy. 60Sc; fair to
good, 5951ac: Eastern, 119121zc v u.
EGGS-2O927c = doz tor store and 30936c
for ranch; Eastern. 1S&20c: selected white
Eastern, 22926c.
POULTRI-Live Turkeys-Gobblers. 1870
13c; Hens, 12@13c v D; BOOSTERS, S4G4 "a
for old and So 5004 for young; Broilers,
81 50G3 for small and $343 80 for large
Hens, S3@4; Ducks, So 6095; Geese. 81 %
OF 90 per pair; Pigeons, S1@I 20 per dozen
for old and 81 7o92 20 per dozen for young
GAME-Gray Geese, S2@2 SO per dozen;
White Geese, S1@l 25 per doz; rabbits, SIG
rs p dozi hare, S1@1 20 q doz.
Meat Market.
Following are the rates for whole carcasses
from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-First quality. 54515c; second Quail
tty, 445c; third quality, 344c 2 D.
NEAL-5G61.c for large and 70Sc . Il
Tor small.
MOTToN-4@5c p D.
Handspring, 51S96c = d.
PORK-Lfve Hogs, 3@31zc p 10 for heavy
85.G314c for small and 3S31 20 for feeders.