The record-union., 1896-06-02
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT DULL AT NOMINAL QUO
TATIONS.
Barley Easier-Offerings Not Large
Though r1ore Than Enough
for the Demand.
San Francisco, June 1st

San Francisco, June 1st.
Wheat continues dull at nominal quota
dons; cargo of 56, 11o centals is down
d1om Port Costa for England. Barley is
easier; offerings are not large, though
more than enough for demand. Oats are
firm at the recent advance. Corn is dull;
no changes Rye is weak and neglected.
Asparagus is off; heavy receipts, SLOW
sale and prices lower. Rhubarb is scarce;
that offering is mostly held over. Los An
geles String Beans sell by the sack, and
Fery slowly; very few good Beans here.
Peaches were received from Vacaville
and sold for 81 per box; the qualltyls falr-
Receipts of Strawberries were 10 cnests
and of Cherries 1000 boxes. Newcastle
Apricots bring 81 80 per box. Strawberries
are scarce and sold WELL some Longworths
brought S12. The Clyman variety of Plums
have been received from Vacaville, bring
ing S101 25 per box. Cherries are stiffer;
Whites are scarce; Royal Anne bring 81
per box. There were about ten cars OF
Oranges received by rail and steamer anu
two of Lemons. Good Lemons sell well at
good prices. Oranges are in falr demand
al the quotations.
Butter is steady at the moment, but the
market appears to be getting easier.
Cheese is weak and new is fractlon
lower. The demand for Eggs is still slow;
there are plenty here for all needs; re
ceipts from the East are lighter. There
are too many second grade ranch Eggs ar
irving that are no better than store Eggs
and have to be sold at store prices;
strictly fancy ranch Egg would probably
bring more than the top quotation
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family
Extras, So 1903 S5; Bakers Extras, So 90
Q3 IS; Superfine. 81 S5Q3 per bbl.
WHEAT-Shipping Wheat is quoted az
81 O214Q1 o3s4 per ctl for No; and, and 81 -Ie %
for choice Milling Wheat, 81 10Q1 1112
BARLEY-Feed, fair to good, !0g7lAc;
ch0icg & &72g7SAc; Brewing, I'54gS1tffc 14f Sur
prise, 921acQSl; Fancy Feed, S712Q9Oe;
good to choice, S212qS712c; poor to fair,
ITSfS CoRNoLaTge Lars Yeeiio%, eHiV 5oc; Small Yellow,
B712c@$1; White, S2124S3&4c.
RYE-7614Q7712c per ctL.
BUCKWH EAT-S5Q90c per ctl
MIDDLINGS-S17Q19 per ton.
GROUNb BARLEY-S15 5Oq1e 90 per
HAY-wheat, ssQm so; Wheat and oat
ssGl0; Oat, ST 60Q10; Alfalfa, S7Q8 so;
BARLEY, sTGS 80; Clover, S6q7 so; Com
50 5ogs; stock, n Sea- ! per Sa' ton N
4oBaN2asea sroRBaM2a$saSeP pef REsF E. bale
50; Pink, 65495c; Red, 81 %: Lima. 81 80
o. IS; Pea, 81 30q1 45; small White, 81 20
al 45; Large, White, eOcQS1 10; Blaekeye.
nominal; Red Kidney, nominal.
POTATOES-Oregon Burbanks, 65qSOc
per otl; Early Rose, e5975c per ctl; Peta-
luna and Tomales, 65QT5c per ctl; Hum
toes, 75cQ$1 per ctl; New Early Rose
and Burbanks, in boxes, 81 25Q1 so per ctl.
ONIONS-25q40c per ctl for new
VEGETABLES-Los Angeles Toma-
toes, 81 1902 Is per box; String Beans, SOC
@$1 per sack for Los Angeles and 7Q5c
for Winters; Green Peas, 50q75c per sack
for common and 81 per sack for garden;
Garlic, 4d5c per ID; Green Peppers, 15c per
10; Dried Peppers, 7q9c per 10; Asparagus,
50q75c per box for ordinary, S1q1 90 for
choice, and 81 1892 for fancy; Rhubarb,
75cq$1 per box for ordinary and 81 70 for
fancy; Cucumbers, 60cQS1 per dozen;
Summer Squash, 81 25Q1 80 per box; Egg
Plant, 121ad15c per 10.
FRESH -Apricots-Pringles, 75c
QS1 per box, according to size.
BERRIES-Straw wberries, S10Q11 per
chest for Longworth and $6qS per chest
fo~ large berries; Gooseberries, 26q30c per
drawer and 243c per ID in bulk; Raspber~
ries, 50QS5c per drawer and $1Q1 70
per crate for Newcastle; Blackberries, $
per crate. Black Figs-From 25q40c per
ID. Cherries-BIack, 60QS5c per box and
5Q6c per 10 in bulk; White, 60dS5c per box
and 6q7c per 10 in bulk. Cherry Plums-
4U4T5c per box. CUrrants-S3q5 per chest.
Pears-75c per box.
80 per box; California Lemons, S1G1 80
for common, 81 5Oq2 30 per box for good to
choice, and 81 25q3 for fancy; California
Oranges, S1d1 10 per box for Seedlings;
Navels 50 25q3 per box for good to choice,
and $3 50Q4 for fancy; Mediterranean
Sweets.
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananas, S1Q2 per
bunch for Hawaiian and SO per bunch
xor Bluefields; Pineapples. S3Q5 per dozen;
Persian Dates, 51246c per ID.
prices furnished by the San francisco
Fruit Exchange: The fgurec represent
Aprioots : Fancy Moocpark. 1oa114;
choice do. 10c; fancy, &c; choice Sc; stand
ard. TIC; prime, 619Q7c.
Apples-Evaporated. 4q4Hc; sun-driel.
Peaches-Fancy, &c; choice. 4c; stand
Pears-Fancy, halves, &c; quarters, 615c;
choice, &c; standard. 4c; prime, 315c
Plums-Pi.ted, 31ac; unpitted. 113g2c.
Prunes-Four sizes, 3Q3Hc.
Nectarines-Fancy, 512c; choice, &c;
standard, DC; prime, 312c.
Figs-White, choice, 4Q5c: Bl&ck, 21tc.
Francisco in sacks or 50-rD boxes: 4-crown
loose, 3%c; 3-crown, PIC; 2-crown, &c;
seedless Sultanas, 31zQ3s4c; seedless Mus
catels. 214Q2s4e; dried grapes, C; 3-crown
Clusters, 81 35q1 so; Dehesa clusters, 81 Id
az %; Imperial clusters. 81 6OQ2 rs;
4-orcwn loose. 3; 4-STown loose, faced
BUTTER-C -Creamery-Fancy, 14dI41bc:
special brands, higher; seconds, 13Q13I2c
Dairy-Fancy, 13Q 1312c; good to choice Il
a121ac; lower grades, 11Q12c.
CHEESE-Fancy mild new, 612gl7c; fail
to good, 512d6c Young America, SG9c
Eastern. 12Gf4c per 10.
EGGS-11d113 per dozen for store anc
1212414c for ranch; Eastern, 11Q12c; Ore.
gon 11d12c; Duck, 14d15c per dozen
d14c; Hens, 11G12c per ID; dressed. &C pei
10; BOOSTERS, S4 for old and So 50d6 foi
young; Broilel 5. S2G3 for small, 50 5004
for large; Fryers, "a 5000; Hens, So 50Q
80; Ducks So 50G4 for old, S46D5 TO,
young; Geese, S1Q1 70 per pair; Goslings
$1q1 %; Pigeons. 81 25a1 90 per dozen fol