The record-union., 1896-07-17
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT EXTREMELY QUIET, AND
PRICES UNCHANGED.
An Easier Feeling In Barley, Both for
Feed and BreWing-Demand
for Oats Light.


trading is light. The demand for Oats i
very light, but prices are not affected ant
rule steady. Corn has been quiet for som
Alttle time and is SO at present; prices nav
not been changed recently.
Fancy Apples are scarce and in demand
too few small boxes here to quote. TIL
Gweetwater Grapes offering do not NOV
readily. Strawberries and BlackberrieS ar
very weak, and the former are lower
Peaches are a shade easier. Apricots ar
steady at yesterdays figures. Oranges ar
about done for, and the few here ar
hardly worth quoting. Lemons are scare
and advanced. Mexican Lines would brini
fancy prices at the moment were there an!
here
Butter is steady; Creamery Is slight!
advanced; receipts are liberal and som'
show the effects of heat IN the country
there is considerable more Butter her'
now and more arriving than at CORE
spending time last year. Cheese is frm a
an advance; receipts are not heavy, pu
there Is considerable being held In TN
country. There seems to be a better de
snand for common Eggs, although the mar
ket is still weak for that class; fanc!
ranch are firm.
Poultry market is in good shape; every
thing is in good demand, excepting pos
sibly Ducks. The supply is light, farmers
being occupied in other branches at pres
car of Eastern announced for to-day o.
Friday will not be here until early mex
week.
Produce Quotations.
FLoUR--Net cash prices for Family EHs Ex
tras. % 6oQ3 20; Bakers Extras, sS AUG
3 so; Superfine, 50 S5@3 per bbl.
ooWHEAT.shipPing Wheat IS gu quoted %sotoa a
G21ac per ctl for No. and SOC for choIce
milling Wheat. S1Q1 10 per ctL
BARLEY-Feed, fair to good, 6s%97oc
choice, 7212c; New Brewing, 75Qo0c
OATS-Milling, s5q9oc per, ctl; sur
good to eSoSsd eRoce e2 2s2sSs as poe poor to fair
F71GS0c; Gray, S0QS212c.
CORN-Large Yellow, 90Q95c; Small
nellSw s51ae White u 574@S314di 4oS a1d new il
Nominal at 621aQ65c
BuCKwHEAT- $4,000 per otl.
MIDDLINGs- 50Q1s per ton
GROUND BARLEY-s15Q15 so per ton
HAY-New Crop: Wheat, SlQ11
Wheat and oat, s7Q1o; oat s6Qs; Barley
Alfalfa. S6q6 so; first cutting. "a 5og5
Clover, S64S; stock, S4 5045.
RAW-3oQ60c per bale.
HOPS-2Q4c per ID.
30; Pink, 75QS5c; Red, 81 1901 25; Lima
- 25Q2 80; Pea, 81 30g1 40; small White
81 1901 %; Large White, 90cQS1 %; Black
eye, nominal; Red Kidney, nominal.
POTATOES-Early Rose in sacks, ,40a5OC
per cu; Garnet Chiles, in sacks, 6oQSoc pei
ctl; Early Rose, in boxes, 40Q soc per ctl
Burbanks, in boxes, 6oQs5c per ctl; do, II
ONIONS-15425c per ctl for Red, and
4G400c per ctl for Yellow.
VEGETABLES Tomatoes, ,75cQs1 % pei
Xacaville; String Beans, 1Q213c per fb
Green Peas, 2q21zc per ID for garden
Carlo, 11aQ21zc 10; Dried Peppers. 5q121ac
bers, 4oQ50c per box for Marysville ant
b0cQS1 per box for Alameda; Bay Squash
25c per box; Egg Plant, 75cQS1 per small
box and 81 25Q1 80 per large box
Green Corn, 81 50G2 per crate for Alameda
and s5c4$1 per crate for Berkeley and DOC
6S1 % per sack from other points; Green
Peppers. 75cQ$1 % per large box for Bel
and 50Q75c per small box; Chile Peppers
75cQS1 per large box, and 50Q75o per small
box; Green Okra, 90cQS1 Is per box.
FRESH FRUIT-Apples-Sm boxes,
25a50c per box Apricots~Royai, 2594oc
for small boxes; 40g5oc ID crates; in bulk,
S15Q27 so per ton
BERRIES-Strawberries, s2Q3 50 pei
chest for Longworth and 81 5OG2 so pei
chest for large berries; Raspberries, S3G4
per chest; Blackberries, S2q2 so per chest
Currants-S2 50Q4 per chest. Figs-Black
25a50c per box for single and 50cq$1 2;
for double layers. Grapes-Fontainblea
S1d1 20 per crate; Black, from Yuma, SIG
25 per crate. Nectarines-White, soc pei
Peaches-3oQ65c per box. and 40qe5c IL
baskets; Crawfords, 65975c per box. Pear:
Boxes, 3OQ40c Bartletts, 50Q65c. Plum:
In boxes, 3596oc; Prunes. -5oQ75c pei
crate; japanese PlumS, 15cGS1 per box fol
choice. Watermelons-From, S10g25 pei
hundred.
CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican LINES, S-Q
- per box; California Lemons. 81 50Q2 fol
common and 81 25q2 75 per box for good
TO choice. and S3Q3 % for fancy; Califor-
MIA Oranges, 81 25Q2 per box for seedlings
NayelS ssa9 30 PER 5o4 s,ao ~,
bunch; Pineapples, 81 oog4 per dozen
Persian Dates, S1tgsc per b. n: -.
Fruit Fruit Ezohanse The figures represent
carload lots: New dried Apricots in sweat
box qhoted at 5&4g6c. FOB. Coast
1o9l1c; choice. do. 1oc: fancy. &C.; choice
Sc; standard, TIC; prime, 6l4g7c. Apples
Z5vaporated. 4441<c; sundried. &c. Peaches
prne e So peesa in Boxes 1e
FANCY, halves, &c; quarters, 61ac; choice.
&c: standard. 4c; prime, 31ac. Plums-
Foas F5tsd sizes s0 saRo saRt''N NeotsrineFaney
blac; choice, &c; standard, &C; prime. $40
Figs-White. choice. 4c; Black. PIC Rails
@ n.n os51sd s5 bosss l0ss cToSn rsssn0 1sss IL
3-crown, &c; 2-crown. 21ac; seedless Sui
tanas. Sc; seedless Muscatels. l%c; dried
ssapes 5o sGfoTn so,es aona9n Iusts1y nsysrs 3e
Dehesa clusters. s2; Imperial clusters
81 so; 4-crown loose. 5; 4-crown loose
faced, B per ooI.
BUTTER-Creamery- 15Q151zc
special brands. higher; seconds. 14Ql41zc
Dairy-Fancy, l34181; good to choice
I2lzGI3c: lower grades. 11Q12c.
CHEESE-Fancy mild new, 7Q71ac; fail
20 good, 6G61ac; Young America, SQ9c
Eastern. 1201Sc per 10.
EGGS-10IaGl12c per dozen for store; 130
ice for ranch; Duck Eggs, 13ql4c,
POULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblers Il
G715c; Hens, 12n13c per ID; dressed, O.
Der 10; BOOSTERS, S4qs 30 for old and 81 81
fDS SO for young; Broilers, 81 50a2 30 fol
small, S3Q3 90 for large: Fryers, 50 50l4
Hens, So 5044 80; Ducks, S3Q3 % for old
s3a4 30 for young; Geese, 90cl$1 PEI
uair: Goslings, g0cGs1 per pair; Pigeons
81 25a1 90 per dozen for old and 81 25Q