The record-union., 1895-05-15
SACRAMENTO DAILY REcoRDUNToN WEDNESDAY MAY 15 1895
COMMERCIAL.
No Large Amount of Trade Being
Done in the Wheat Market.
Movement in Barley Slow, Though
Quotations Can Hardly Be
Said to Be Weak.
SAX FRANcIsCo. Nav 14th.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1 14th.
There is no large amount OF trade being
done in the Wheat market just at the mo-
ment. Buyers are anything but anxious to
purchase much ahead of current needs. while
offerings are far from being OF heavy magni-
tude. So the market moves along in COM
Portable fashion, without any violent changes
in values. There is an occasional squirt, when
prices make an upward move OF l14c p ctl,
but the improvement is not of lasting charac-
ter. To-day the limit OF shippers is S71ac y
ctl for No. shipping quality, with SS34c for
choice parcels. Milling Wheat is rather stead
lily held.
About 4,500 ctls of Barley arrived from
Oregon to-day, being intended Tor shipment
TO Europe. Local movement is rather slow,
though quotations can hardly be said to be
weak. Millers especially have to pay full fig
ures for lots adapted 10 their particular uses.
Trade in Oats is reported to befairly good
and activity is somewhat of a feature of the
market. All descriptions come in Tor atten-
ton, though the more general inquiry is Tor
parcels of choice character.
The Produce markets are dull. Vegetables
came in lighter Cherries were in heavier
supply. Asparagus cheap. New Potatoes
sitter. Dairy Produce unchanged. Citrus
Fruits firmly held. Cereals weak.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
IfaS, 4OGJo 90; bdkefS' EAIraS aug
3 so; SuperIine So 5000 90 p bbl
WHEAT-Shipping 671a9SS54c p ctl; Mill
ing, 9714@9914c = ctl.
BARLEY-Feed, fair to good. 6334@65c;
choice, 6614@67Ac; Brewing, nominal.
OArS-Milling, 81 o71aGl 1712 p ctl;
Surprise, 81 1901 20; fancy Feed 81 021a
@l o71a good to CHOICE, 95c@Sl;
Gray, 95c@S1 O215 y ctl.
CORN-Large Yellow, 81 1O@1 10; small
Yellow, 81 1901 10 p ctl; White. nominal.
RYE-S5@S S71ac y ctl.
BUCKW WHEAT-9Oc@S 10 p ctl
GROUND BARLEY-S14 5o@15 so p ton.
HAY-Wheat, Ss@1i so; Wheat and Oat.
as so; Barley, SOS so; Glover. S7@s; COM
pressed, S8@10: Stock, S6@7 q ton.
STRAW-4O@65c q bale.
ANS-Bayos, 81 3O@1 60; Butter, So
@2 25 for small and So 25@2 so for large;
Pink, 81 35@1 60; Red, 81 4O@l 70; Lima,
So 6o@2 so; Large White. So 56@2 70;
Biackeye, S3@3 90; Red Kidney, So 5O@3;
Horse, 81 60@1 20 ~ ctl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 60@75c p ctl Tor
new crop: old, 35@oOc; Oregon Burbanks, 40
@75c p ctl.
oNIONS-New crop is quotable at 100000
p ctl.
VEGETABLES - Summer Squash, SIG
% a box; Cucumbers. 25@65c Is dozen;
Asparagus, 2o@S5c p box for ordinary
and S1@1 25 for better qualities; Khu-
=: String Beans, 2@3c q 10 tor Los Ange-
les and 21a@4Hc for Nacaville; Green Peas,
S1@1 25 y sack for ordinary and 2@3c
p ID for garden; Green Peppers, &C p ID, Tur-
nips, 5Oc q ctl; Beets, 60@7 sc q sack; Car
rots, 30@5 SOC: Cabbage, 9Oc@S1 p ctl; Garlic
new, 69Sc q ID; Cauidower. coarse p dozen;
| Dried Peppers, 1l@12c p ID; Dried Okra 15c
| p b.
FRESH FRUIT-Berres-G Gooseberries. l
| @2c p b; Strawberries, Sharpless S3@5 p
chest; Longworth, "a 50@7; Cherries, 40c@
] - y hoy fnr rod Il 1nLAe
CITRUS FRUIT-California Navels, 81 25@
! 3; Seedlings, 75c@S1 so; Mexican Lines,
81 "a box; Lemons. Sicily. So 1904; Cali
fornia Lemons, S1@1 rs for common
and S2@3for good TO choice.
TROPICAL FRUlT-Bananas, S1@2 so u
| bunch; Fineapples nominal
! DRIED DFRUI1-Followinga are the prices fur
nshed by the San Francisco Fruit Exchange:
Apricots-Fancy Moorpark, SC; choice do,
&c; fancy, 7c; choice, &c; ST standard, 51sc;
dried, 4@41ac. Peaches-Eancy, &c; choice,
&c; standard, &c; prime, &c; peeled. in
boxes. 12@13c. Pears-Fancy, halves. Sc;
quarters, 4e; choice. dc; standard, 37ac;
prime, &c. Dried Grapes, 11Sc . ID, Plums-
Pitted, 314@4c; nnpitted, 1@2c. Prunes-
-Four sizes, 4A@l1c. Nectarines-Fancy,
Figs-Wh White, choice, 305c: Black, choice, "a
93c. Raisins-Ir sacks (50-D boxes selling al
&c p ID higher: 4-crown loose, &c, 3-crown
| 21ac; 2-crown, &c; seediess Sultanas. &c; seed
less MuscateIs, &c p D; 3-crown London Lay
ers, 81 40 p box in 2O-tb boxes; Clusters, So;
Dehesa clusters, So 90; Imperial clusters, SO;
| 4-crown loose, 81; 4-crown loose, faced, 81 / 5
q box.
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy, 121a@1 &c; sec
onds, 11g12c u 70; dairy, fancy, 1o@11c;
fair TO choice, S@9c; store lots, 607c.
CHEESE-Choce to fancy 51ag615c; fair to
good, 4@5c; Eastern, ordinary to fine 10
G14c p tb.
EGGS-The market is steady though not
buoyant. Quotable at 111a@121ac q dozen
for store ana 13@141ac for ranch
POULTRY-Live Iurkeys-Gobblers. 11@
12c; Hens. 11@12c % d: BOOSTERS, S4@4 90
| for old and $7@9 for young, Bro1lers, So 500
3 80 for small and S4 50@5 so for large; Fry
ers, S607: Hens, 81 50@5 80: Duoks, $4@5
for old and So 5O@7 for young; Geese s. 20
1 so q pair; Goslings, $2O2 25; Pigeons,
So 90 p dozen Tor old.
Meat Market.
Following are the rates for whole carcasses
from slaughterers to dealers
BEEF--Eirst quality, 6@615c: second quail
ity, 6@5Hc; third quality, 4@41ac p 10.
LVES-4@5c for large and 5G7c fb
for small.
MUTTON-31a@5c p ID.
Handspring, 415@6c p b.
POkk-Llve Hogs, 40414c q b for hard:
1908 for soft and 3s4S4c for feeders dressed
Hogs 5G7c p H.
Eastern Grain Market.
NEW YORK, May 14th
WHEAT-May, 6S2sc; June, CSC; July,
69c; August, 691c; September, csc; De-
cember, 1ac.