The record-union., 1896-06-18
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT STEADY AT UNCHANGED
QUOTATIONS.
Barley Futures Stronger, But Not
Active-Light Trading in Oats
and Prices Firm.
San Francisco, June 17th-

NuOtably higher. Barley is steady at un-
cna nged prices; some Bright Feed brings
Hz12c, but there is not much Offering; fu-
Eures are stronger, but not active. Light
Grading in Oats and prices firm; not many
coming in. Corn is still inactive: no
changes; no receipts.
Potatoes continue firm and Onions weak.
mot many Tomatoes in and selling Well.
String Beans still arrive cooked and are
not wanted. There is still considerable
Asparagus on the market but the major
atty is ordinary stuff and sells slowly; the
fop price is realized only for a few boxes
OF fancy. Squash is again weak and
lower. Cucumbers are dropping, being in
larger supply. There is considerable poor
Corn arriving; it is all cobs and sells by
the sack at low prices.
Black Figs from Vacavile have been
received, but are unsold. All Berries are
weaker. Cherries are weaker, but no
lower; some Blacks still bring more than
Ane top quotation; prices for good Cher
eles are entirely too high for the good
vi the trade, as the ordinary consumer
cannot afford to pay such high prices,
and where he ordinarily would buy in
sarger quantities he now takes one box
Large Plums are still scarce The Green
Gages offering are not much account
soaleS OF three cars new crop Dried April
COTS reported at 7%c at Armona.
butter Is steady at a slight advance for
Doth Squares and Rolls. Nothing new in
Sheese; weak at previous figures. Infe-
GloT Store and Ranch Eggs are plentiful
ana move slowly; better grades of Ranch
are scarce and in demand.
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family
Extras, So 1898 S5; Bakers Extras, So 55
e5 W. 99i /, ssgsrperfine. ~ 81 s5qs per bbl
b5c per ctl for No. / and 971ac for
cholce; Milling Wheat, 81 05Q1 10 per ctl
BARLEY-Feed, fair to good, roe;
oATs-Mtinliiing, s7Isasoc 72p per ctl; Sur
prise, 95cQ$1 021a; Fancy Feed, 90Q921ac;
good to choice, S212@S71ac; poor to fair,
coRN@Large sas feiiow GS@s'ssi ss4as2ac; Small
hell9E s91 g91sc; s3zsMf White, a. 7aaqs27zc.
BqCKW EAT-s5Q9oc per cti.
GROUND BARLEY-S15 50Q1e 80 per
ton
wbeat and oa fr0P E 5o9s %ses S. oat sses s s.
Barley, s6q7 so; Alfalfa, So per ton.
Old crop: Wheat, SSq11 50;Wheat and Oat,
Barley, S7qs 80: Glover, $6Q7 so; Com
pressed Wheat, $7q10 80; Compressed Oat,
S6 5oao; Stock, S697 per ton.
STRAW-30Q50c per bale.
HOPS-2Q3c per 10.
BEANS-Bayos eOc@s1; Butter, 81 25Q
90; Pink, s5gyoc; Red. 81 rs; Lima, y %
q1 As: Large White, 9ocQs1 10; Blackeye.
nominal; Red Kidney, nominal.
POTATOES-Oregon Burbanks, 75c9$1
per ctl: Early Rose, 65Q75c; Humboldt
Burbanks, IN boxes, s1G1 IS per ctl
ON1ONS-20Q35c per ctl.
VEGETABLES-Los Angeles Tomatoes,
81 50Q2 per box; String Beans, 50cQS1
per sack and 2Q21ac per fb; Green Peas,
50q75c per sack for common, &c per ID
Peppers. &c per 10; Dried Peppers,
5Q1212c per fb; Asparagus, 50cQS1 per
box for ordinary, 81 25Q2 for fancy; Rhu-
barb 23d40c per box for ordinary and
tp4S0c Tor fancy; Cucum bers, 4OQ50c per
dozen for Santa Clara, S142 per box for
Marysville and 81 25Q1 30 per box for
Sacramento; Bay Squash, 5oqsoc per
3oGt1212c- per ID; Green Corn, Sl41 20 per
sack and 1252a15c per dozen.
FRESH FRUIT-Apples-G small
Z5cQS1 per large box. Apricots-Royal
bV865c for small boxes and 75QS5c for
u-iDch boxes.
BERRIES Strawberries, s5as per chest
Cor Longworth and S4Q5 per chest for
large berries; Gooseberries, 11a021ac per
10 in bulk; Raspberries, seas per chest
and 9oca$1 per crate for Newcastle;
Blackberries, 81 % per crate and $SI9 per
chest. Cherries-Black, S1d1 10 per box
and SQ9c per 10 in bulk: Royal Anne, soc
GS1 per box; in bulk, Sd9c per ID. Cur
X,
:5c per 10 in boxes. Peaches-4OQ65c per
box; Pears-F'rom 2544oc per box. Plums
Large, 75c4S1 per box; Cherry Plums,
S5g50c per box: Green Cages, 40Q50s per
CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican Lines, 50 80
as per box; California Lemons S1Q1 30
for common, 81 50Q2 90 per box for good to
choice, and 81 5043 for fancy; Califor-
MIA Oranges. S1a2 per box for Seed
Nngs; Navels, 81 50Q3 per box for good to
choice and So 5oq4 fox fancy; Mediter-
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananas. S1G2 per
bunch; Pineapples, s2Q5 per dozen;
Persian Dates, 51aa6c per 10.
prices furnished by the San Francisco
Fruit Exchange: The ngurac represent
carload lots.
choice do. 1oc; fancy. DC; choice, Sc; stand
srd. TIC: prime, oiaQ7c.
Appies-Evaporated. 494Hc; sun-dn.i.
Peaches-Fancy &c: choice, &c; stand
Pears-Fancy. halves. re: quarters. eye:
Plum PiumsNPi:ted. SIC; unpittsd. ina2c
Prunes-Four sizes. 3Q3hc.
Nectarnes-Fancy. hlzc: choice. Sc:
Figs-White choice. 4Qoc: BlAck, 2lac.
Ra'sine-In carload lots. F. O B. san
FRANCISCO in sacks or eo-fo boxes: 4-erown
esteis. 21sG2&o; dried grapes. e; s-crown
London Layers, tOc per DOX IN ZU-ID boxes.
Clusters 81 354J1 80; Dehesa clusters 81 10
az 20: Imperial clusters. s2 60d2 rs:
1-1rcvn loose. -; &-Towu loose faced.
8 pe~ hox.
BUTTER-Creamery- 15G151kc;
special brands, higher; seconds, 14Q141ac;
Dairy-Fancy, 13hd16c; good to choice,
12Iam13c: lower grades, 11a12c.
CHEESE-Fancy mild new. 6Q7c; fair
Eastern. 12d13c per lb.
EGGS-11M12c per dozen for store; 12G
14c for second grade ranch and 1916 for
best; Duck, 13n14c per dozen.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblers, II
012c; Hens. 9q11c per 10; dressed, &C
per rb BOOSTERS, S4Q4 80 for old and S5@
for young; Broilers. 81 5042 80 for
small, $3G3 so for large; Fryers So 50G
30; Hens, s445; Ducks. So 5o44 for old.
s3 50Q5 for young; Geese, $1Q1 1914 per
pair; Goslings, s1Q1 12h; Pigeons, 81 %
al so per dozen for old and 81 25q1 so per
dozen for young.
Meat Market.
Following are the rates FOR whole car
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