The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-17
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat Very Quiet Saturday, But
Prices Were Steady.
Nearly all Descriptions Of Fresh Fruit
In Liberal Supply, With
Fair Demand.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10th.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9Th.
Wheat was very quiet yesterday, but prices
were steady.
Nearly all descriptions of fresh Fruits were
IN liberal supply yesterday, the receipts in
several OF the leading varieties being consid-
erably larger than usual. The demand was
fairly active. however, and. considering the
Quantities on hand early in the day, the
carry-over stock was not as great as might
nave been expected. Prices are low, gener-
ally speaking, but values are held up remark
ably well considering all the trade condl-
tions. Choice Navel Oranges are still quite
plentiful, but the inquiry shows some i'm
provement. Strictly fancy stock is held for
iuli figures. Seedlings are selling freely, but
at low prices. Peaches are in abundant sup
ply and sales are extensive ut the low rates
now prevailing Cherries are coming to hand
In large quantities and asking prices are occa-
sionaily being shaded. The demand for
STRAWBERRIES is constant and Of good proper
lions. The best stock is held firmly for full
rates, but there Is considerable medium grade.
which sells almost at the buyers valuation.
Aaspberrles are meeting with good demand
and prices have a downward tendency.
GooSeberries are abundant and cheap. Sup
ples or Currants were very large yesterday
and prices were again marked down. Apples
ana Pears still drag rather slowly. Aprlcots
are IN heavy supply, and further reductions
IN price are looked for IN q few days.
Vegetables are coming 10 hand literally,
ana the low prices are productive OF large
sales. New Potatoes and choice onions con-
tinue steady.
The demand for Dried Fruit remains light,
with prices unchanged on standard grades.
Dairy Produce sells freely, and creamery
Butter shows little hrmer tone. Eggs are
held steady, but the demand is smaller.
Cheese Is unchanged. Poultry Is rather quiet.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
So 50g3 90; Bakers Extras, $3 1903 80;
superhne, 50 35@2 60 3 Dbl.
WHEAT-No. / Shipping Wheat is quot
able at 921ac p cti for new, and soc Tor old;
Milling Wheat, 971ac@S1 p ctl
BAkLEY-teed, fair 10 good. $4,000;
choice, 6Oc; Brewing, new, 6z52c; old, choice,
G1Is Milling, 81 o5@1 Is p ctl; Sur
prise, 81 71q@I 1914; Fancy Feed, 81 021@9
%; good 10 choice, 9Og971ac; fair to good,
S71a@90c; poor 10 fair, SO@o5c; Black, nom
ina; Gray, o712@J5c > ell.
CORN-Large Yellow, 81 05@1 49, SUal
Yellow, 81 i0@1 171a = ctl; White, SIG
FYE-87H@9oc p cu.
BUCkM Heals $4,000 = cti.
BHAN-S13Gi4 80 p ton
GROUND BARLEY - $14 5O@15 so q
HAY - New Wild oat selling at se@8:
Wheat, So@10; Alfalfa, S6@S p ton. we
quote old Wheat, 81 50@11 90; Wheat and
CAT, s. 50GlO so; Oat, $500; Alfalfa, $40
5 90; Barley, Sos so Clover, SOS; com
n q il.
STRAW-5O@7 sc p bale.
HOPS-4@6c p ID.
BhANS-Bayos, 81 3o@l 90; Butter 81 70
o. for small and S2@2 20 for large: Pink
81 20@1 10; Red, 81 309I 10; Lima, S4 IS
@5; Pea, 81 75@2 80; small White So 700
50; Large White, 81 G0@2 so. Blackeye
S3@3 20; hed Kidney, @; Horse, 81 50@
P0TAToEs-4o@7 5c p ctl for new crop;
old, 35@50c,
ONIoNS-6O@7 DC q ctl.
4 RT.i-N
Ior Nacavilie; Bay squash, large box, 600
soc; Cucun oers; 65@T5c = box for Marys-
vile: Bay. 81 30Q2 q box; Asparagus, 5000
81 ? box for ordinary, and S1@2 Tor better
qualities; Rhubaro, 100000 p box; Tomatoes
81 259l 90 q box: String Beans. 1150215c p
b; Refugee, 2@3c p u; Wax Beans, 2@239c q
i. Green Peas, 2@212c e ID Tor garden; Green
Peppers, &C q d: Iurnips, soc p ctl; Beets
COc sack; Carrots, 40@50c; Cabbage, ESQ
Use u cti; Garlic, new, 4@5c = Ii; Caul1hower.
Dued Okra, &c = d.
FRESH FKUIT-Apples- 25@45c p small
box, and 75cGS1 20 . large box. AprcOts-
berries, 2@21ac = 10. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
less, 50 5O@5 2 chest. Longworth S4@9.
Raspberrles-S3 50G6 . chest. Blackberres
-S3A4o = chest. PIumS-2oDS0c. Cherries
4u&6Oc q box for red and black and 10000
Tor White; Royal Anne. 5O@75c; in bulk, 40
BE for black, 4@474c for white and 596c
dor Royal Anne. Currants-S2@2 so q chest.
leaches-25G50c III boxes and 25940c in
baskets
CITRUS FRU1IS-CalifOrnia Navels 81 SO
90; Seedlings, 50cGS1; Mexican Lines, SIG
4 90 p box; Lemons-Sicily, So 75@4 Cali
fornia Lemons, 50c@S1 for common and
81 50@2 90 for good to choice.
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananas, 81 25@2 q
bunch Pineapples, S293.
DRIED FKUIT-tolloWing are the prices
furnished by the San Francisco Fruit Ex-
change. The figures presented represent car |
load lots, smaller parcels occasionally selling
at slightly lower rates: ApricOts-Fancy
Moorpark, Sc; choice do, &c: fancy 7c choice |
&C; standard, SIC; prime, &C. Apples-Evap- |
Grated 4$49 51ac; sun dried, 4@419c. Peaches |
Fancy, &c; choice, D &c; standard, Sc; prime |
412ci peeled IN boxes, 1901 &c. Pears-Fancy |
halves, DC; quarters, &c; choice &c; standard |
plulns-Pltted, 3@4c; unpitted, 1@2c. Prunes |
-Four sizes, &c. Nectarines-tancy, &c;
choice, 51ac; standard, sc; pl lime &c. Figs
White, choice, 3@oc; Black, choice, 219@3c |
Raisins-In sacks (5O-ib boxes selling al &c p
b higher; 4-crown loose, SIC; 3-croWn, 215c;
Muscatels &c; 3-crown London Layers, 81 10
9 box in 20-fb boxes; Clusters So: Dehesa
clusters, 50 so; Imperial clusters, So; 4-crown
loose, 81; 4-crown loose, faced. 81 l 5 p box
R-Creamery-Fancy, 13c; seconds,
12c p II. Dairy-Fancy, lie; fair to choice,
9@10c: store lots, S99c.
CHEESE-Choice to fancy. 6@7c: fair to
good, 5@6c; Eastern, 1901 &c p ID.
EGGS-15@16c p dozen for store and $50
19c for ranch.
POULTRY-Eive Turkeys-Gobblers. 100
13c; Hens. 12@13 SC . Il; BOOSTERS, 81 50@5
fer old and 500 Tor young; Brothers, So so
as for small and S3@4 for large; Fryers
"a for old and S4&5 for young: Geese, $19
25 p pair; Gosings, 81 25@1 30; Pigeons,
81 7392 q dozen Tor old and 81 50@2 for
young.