The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-25
COMMERCIAL.
Produce Markets at San Francisco in
an Unsatisfactory State,
Wheat Dull, With Scarcely Any
Change in Values-The Situa-
tion in Local Circles.

The local market for Dairy Produce is in q
very unsatisfactory condition, and present in
dicationS are not of an encouraging nature for
either dealer or producer. Supplies OF Butter
are plentiful, but outside of Creamery and
Fancy Dairy there is little stock moving. Eggs
are particularly dull and low-priced. Sup
plies have been coming to hand very freely
1or some time past, and many dealers are
heavily overstocked. With q view to pro-
tecting values in the local market there have
! been five or six carloads forwarded to East tern
| points. This has been done not so much for
| the object OF getting good prices there as for
the purpose of relieving the overstocked mar
ket here and thus sustaining prices. This has
| been successful to some extent, for if local
stocks had not been partially cleaned up
prices would surely be lower than the figures
now quoted.
The local Produce market continues quiet
ana fluctuations in prices are unimportant.
Oranges are in good supply, but the demand
does not appear to increase very rapidly
safes are SLOW, and even Fancy NaVelS are not
| very firmly held. Seedlings are moving off
quite well at the low prices quoted. Choice
Apples are IN light supply and dealers hold
quite steady for full figures. Common stock
| Is plentiful ana cheap. The demand for Veg
| etableS continues good, with prices steady
Inc best qualities of Potatoes meet with "a fair
inquiry, but trade is dull. Dried Fruits are
inactive, and while prices are not materially
CuaugGu I2leTG is some shading OF asking
HsureS. Supplies are liberal, though not eX-
cesslYe. Poultry Is selling slowly, the demand
pe!hg LOT young stock. Gam is coming TO
a wide range. Wheat is dull, with scarcely
any change in values
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras.
50 1905 50 q Dbl; Bakers Extras, So l5@
. 20; auperfine, 50 1902 10 = Dbl.
WHEATON, table at SIG - ctl for No. 1
shipping quality and o21ac tor something
OF more choice character. air trade in mill
ing descriptions at range of S64@9Oc p ctl.
NaIia "aLla " heat Is quotable ut 7097112c
| 1or TAR average quality, 7SL0S114c for blue
stem and zO@722%c for damp.
BARLEN--Feed, fair TO good, T212@D7 $40;
choice, zoe; Brewing, S5G9Oc e ell.
oAIa-Milling, 81 0234g1 . ctl Sur
prise, 81 o5@1 l 3; fancy Feed, Sl@1 O5;
good to choice, 80, @Sl; tair TO good, cog soc;
poor TO tar, So25a9o112c; Black, 81 log
l 80; Red, 81 O5g1 1772; Gray, S61a@971zc
& ell.
CORN-Large Yellow, 81 2O@1 2215; small
Yellow, 81 259l ga White, 81 20@1 221a
RYE-85g soc . ctl.
BUCkW hEAT-SO0S5 = ctL
BRAN-S12@13 50 ? ton.
GROUND BARLkT-SI1@1S . ton.
HAI-Wire-bound Hay sells at 81 = ton
less than Tope-bound Hay. Following are the
wholesale city prices Tor rope-bound Hay:
! " heat, S9@lI 30; Wheat and Oat, SIS 500
II; UaI, SJgli; Alfalfa, $500; Barley, $50
10; Clover 5000; compressed SIS 5O@1l;
Stock, $500 = ton.
STKAW-TO9oOc . bale.
HoPSS---4gsc p %.
@ 50 for small and S2@2 20 tor large; Pink,
81 1901 50; Red, 81 6O@1 90; Lima 81 D
al 20; Pea, 81 25@2 so; Small White.
81 26@2 80; Large White, So 1902 30:
Biackeye. So 1905; Red Kidney, 81 1908;
Horse, 81 6O@I 70 y ctl.
POTAIOES-New tPOtatoes 11Zc6 % a H..
Early Rose, 4546Oc; River Reds 0G063Gr!
Burbanks 3O945c; oregon Burbanks 4O6
SGc; salinas Buroanks, 75c@$l; Sweets SOC
choice stock. W. -0-
ONIONS-SOcaSI 10 q ell
NEGErABLE5-Ioth Crcun,l,ers 5oo
@SI + dozen; Asparagus. s@I5e- RSubaTb
OGBSc . 10; Los Angeles Tomatoes g "a
box: String Beans m . n. CtTeeIS 'pooS =
&c = ID; Green Peppers 3G4c . h. 1,JIrn,ins
SOC . ell: Beets 60E5 A. a so1.lr. ,.rt r.
SOC: CS6bage 5&45c "a II SiaI5i GSF59tS %CSe
10: CauIifover 3O@ +Oc a dozen. T1rI&d 81, =
pers. I2I5@I5c , D; Dried Okra 12itcE :, IN
FRESH -FRUIT-Apples I0c1S1 = bov
with 81 % for fancy ,'
CITRUS .FRUIT-CaIitornia Eavels 81 Ok
az 25; SEEDLINGS z5cG1SI 80: AfevfcsI7 ina n
So 5O@6 . BOX; California Lines in small
boxes. 5O@75c = box; lemons Sicily S:I@
2 80: CaIif0rnia tanors -c5rGa<i . : TO- s2S
mon and ST 56dS 80 for oooS - co ,Gl eolli-
DRIED Notwithstanding are Inc prices
change: Apricots - Fancy Mo0TnarIE SO.
choice do Sc. fancy &c: ch0ica 20 st.,L2 I'
ard 6Jlc; nrfrne fc NnnIes Eva ,,,oratG
5J5@1c; Sun-dried. 4@5c. PeachasPFancT'
peeled in boxes I2@I &c, pears-koI;TH2yE'
halves. SIC; quarters, 415c; choice &c:
standard. SIC; prime Sc Plums-Pitfed'
495c; unpitted, 11a92C. Prunes-Four sizes,
432g4$4c. Nectarlnes-Fancy, &C. choice
| &c; standard, &C. prime, SIC. Figs-White,
In SACKS so BOXES Selling y at &c atsiH6
higher: 4-crown loose, &c; 3-crown 21ac