The record-union., 1896-10-10
COMMERCIAL.
SLlUHT ADVANCE IN THE PRICE
OF SPOT WHEAT.
barley Quite Firm and Choice Feed
Advanced-Not rIuch Life to
the Fruit Market.


~4,O0O barrels; local trade is also active.
wheat did not follow in the see-saw
game to-day, but advanced slightly for
spot goods. Milling is not particularly
strong at the quotations; there is COM
paratively more Offering than of of grades
at present. To-day was holiday at Chi
caSo, and no advices were received from
there. Receipts include 92,Olo centalS
from Port Costa by the steamer H. w.
Jarlesberg for Calcutta. This is the first
shipment ever made to that country from
here. Barley Is quite firm and choice feed
is advanced; receipts are light. Rye Is
firm and in demand for export at advanced
prices.
There was not much life to the Fruit
market to-day. All fruits are In ample
supply, and there is no special demand
Table Grapes held up for couple Of days.
but they are again down. Good wine
Grapes sell well, but there is considerable
poor stock coming in that Is hard to move
Good Spitzenberg Apples would bring 81
Huckleberries were received to-day.
Peaches and fancy Bartlett Pears continue
scarce and firm. Dried Fruits are very hfh
at the recent advances.
Creamery Butter is firm at a further
advance, but dairy descriptions are ABOUT
steady at the old prices; some fancy GARY
occasionally bring 21c. Some dealers claim
that it is unwise to advance Butter, as II
means a repetition of a few weeks ago,
when nrices were advanced and then came
down With a run below the original figures,
and the consequence was sunny iilai anaa ne. i
steady in price and moving fairly we'll. but
old Is quiet and weak. Eggs are nrul ~
an advance for ranch anu also LUZ III"
best store lots.
produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex:
tras, S4 1904 20; Bakers Extras, 80 So44'
sqPerllne, S. so9s 50 per 2Ssaa bbl- : quoted at
81 16L per ctl for No. / and 81 In Tor
choice; Milling Wheat. 81 1s3.@g1 SAG 22s7 21a721hc.
ob8ias BARtE9Eeed 7Ee BrsMns falf to $685. ssoSs5c
OATsNGIilling. 90Q9oc; Surprise. 9s1z@
81 o5s Fancy Feed. soqs51ae4;7 4;7,ggSsa,he g9saa, to
choice. s74q9Sc; % poor ac 70 kaif; for feed. 75G
G CoHRNNLarge Yellow, s5c: Small Vel
low, 90@921ac; White. soc per ctL
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CK1S7.42a7sc So per ctL
-S16d1S 80 per ton
BRAN-S13@13' so per ton for California
and sl2Q12 so per ton for outside pranoS'
RotLED BARLEYas16gs41a s4dJ Per s5. tSh Wheat
and Oat, Sc 5Oas 50; Oat. S soa7 50; Bar ar :
ley, 81 50Q5 for rive. -.:i s6Q7 50 for the the
best; Alfalfa, s. 5o46; hrst cuttlns, sasS'
Clover. s6Q7 50; Stock, 81 5095; Compressed
sTRAw-25a4oc per bale.
BRANs~Tayos. isita.' s1a1 20; Butter, 81 4O@
1 65; Pink, S0GSOc; Red, 81 O5Q1 Is: Lima,
81 75Q2; Pea, 81 20Q1 40; small White, 81 ~
tbl 81, Large Whlte, Sl1I1 bldchtyc, p
a 25: Red Kidney, s1Q1 40; Horse or
Windsor, COARSE per ctl.
POTATOES-In sacks-Early Rose, 2oq
SOC per ctl; Salinas Burbanks, 5O@65c per
ctl for good to choice, and 75Q9Oc for
fancy; River Burbanks, ,25Q35c per cu;
Sweet Potatoss 75c@s1 25 per ctl in boxes: 1ea
Pickle Onions, 40Q50c per ctl.
ETABLES-Tomatoes. 1211Q2oc per
box for Bay; Cucumbers. 25@S5c per box
75c per ctl for No. ?; summer Squash, &c
9E40c per ctl; Cream Squash, 25c per box;
6gg 1S5d Plant 2SgS9c Per box Green @ c0Tn na4
crate: Berkeley, 25Q50c per crate; Green
Peppers, 20q30c per box; Green Okra, 4oG
Lima Beans, 81 25a1 so per sack: String
Beans. S1Q1 80 per sack; Garlic. 1Q2c
FRESH FRUIT-Apples-Fanc 75as5c
! common, 25Q60c per box.
BerrieswStrawbeTriies; i Iq-e per &c ches, Is,
lar large 6eTTes erie per s45 pei
chest: Blacskaberries. sa saga per chest Huck: a (:
Figs-Black, 35Q75c per box.
Grapes-Sweetwater, 25Q40c per box
Black 5oaSoG per box; Masfats 1890
30G40c inboxes; Isabella, 50qS0c per crate
Grapes in crates bring 5@1oc more ore II thar
per ton; Muscats, in bulk, S1o@12 per. ton
Melons-W Waternelons, s5Q10 per hun
dred; Cantaloupes, S191 50 per crate: Nut
Znegs, 35Q6oc per box.
Peaches-65G76c per box for choice ant
D0460c for common.
let's. 75cQs1 %; Winter Nelis 5oQ75c PEI
Pomegranates- -5OG75c per box.
Quinces-50Q65c per box.
CITRUS FRUITs-Mexican Lines. $50
80 per box; California Lemons slQ1 2;
for common and 81 50q2 per box for gooc
to choice, and 50 5OQ3 per box for fancy
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananas. s192 pei
bunch; Pnineapp5le@ss Pin g %n Soana I per dozen
prices furnished by the san Francisco
do apTso'f 1oe fancy, G sc CHOICE eSc Stan stan
Fancy. SsTs Ssaseh sd chdIee Rfs se ssa sssSaard
prime, Sc; peeled in boxes, 9Q10c: Nectar
ines-Fancyi &c: choice. 4ci standard, iiH I1 s1sc
prime, PFC Apples -Evaaporated, 54c
sgndifa Wba gs l@2o g. baoE ao 32 1Sas 5lees
Raisins1Carload lots FOB. Fresno-Ir
sacks or 5O-tb boxes-Four-crown loose
Seedless sultanas 4c; Seedless Muscatels
PIC: dried grapes. 2a4c. In 20-1b boxes
8 % pebesa kondSn oinsteys 81 Tmperis
clusters 81 80.
BUTTER reamery-Fancy, 23g24c 2a
najry@Fancy, 2oc good to choice, 17q1sc
lower grades. 14@16c. Picked, 15@17c pc
ID: Firkin, 15q16c per Ib:
CHFESF-We quote: Fancy mild new
sGI0c: Eastern, 12Q13c per 10.
EGGs-Quotable at 1sd2Oc per dozen fol
common store and 22a24c for the best
of6129c for ordinary ranch and 30d32lac TO
select; cold-storage ranch, lS120c. East
ern 15Q2Oc; Duck Eggs, 1SG2oc per dozen
POITITRY-We quoSe as follows: Liv'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 12Q13c; Hens, 12413
ner 10: Young Turkeys, 13a15c per 10
Roosters, "a for old and 50 SOFA so FOL
,oung: Broilers, s2 256I2 20 for small, 81 4
"a for large; Fryers, g 7543 %; Hens
"a 5oSI4 90: Ducks. So for old; s3Q4 fo
woung: Geese, 81 rs per pair; Goslings. 81 2
IA * per pair; Pigeons, 81 90 per dozen fo
aid and 81 b0g1 75 for young.
GAME-Hare 75cG$1 per dozen: Ora.
cease, s212 80; Rabbits, 81 20 per dozen.
Meat Market.
rollowine are the rates for whole car
asees from slaughterers to dealers:
PEEF'-First quality, &c; second quail
~ 4l74Iac: third quality, 3lc per 10.
A1yvEAIG443c for large and 5Q7c per +
iol lfS1ITTON-wethers, 5Q5l1c; Ewes. ~
IAMB-51Sa61ac per 10.
pNPK-Idye Hogs, 212G2esc per I'd 10
heavy and 23443c for small
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
No Changes In Prices In Local Fro
duce Circles.