The herald., 1897-04-09
Local Quotations

There was very little change in the pro-
duce market. yesterday with the exception
of drop of half a cent in all grades of
cheese. occasioned by an unexpected sup
ply. The demand for poultry was not so
keen and young roosters fell . cents. AL
though the prices of all grades OF dried
fruit remained firm the supply is getting
scarce, owing to a greater demand from
the east, and there will probably be rise
in prices within the next few days. Pota-
toes, beans. green fruits and millstuns and
such staple products remain about the
same.
(The following quotations are whole
for an extra fine or lower grade the quota
tiGns csryssg viii vary asT0Tainglyy@ rsDob Ely
BUTTER-Fancy local creamery. per 2
per 2-lb. square, 271s@3O; dairy, ~ lb rolls,
20a221k: fancy. 2-lb. square. %.
CHEESE-Locs' factory, lage size, 9a9ls
do. Young Ameri loqlols do, s-lb:, hand
shipmenD; northern. full cream. SqSls.
VEGETABLES-Beets per 110 lbs, 70;
celery doz., 4oq6o; cabbage. per 100 lbs.
5OaeO; chiles. dry, per string. 5o@so; Mexi-
garlic, do, 994; onions. per 100 lbs. 3.254
$50; turnips, per 100 lbs. so; rhubarb. 1.25
GREEN FRUITS-Eastern apples. per Ib.
8; Strawberries, common. 1Od12; bananas,
per bunch. 1.75@2.0O; crates extra.
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges. navels. 2.25
M3OU, SeeQllngSy 0UQoU, lemons, fancy,
Eureka 1.5O Eureka and Lisbon, 1.5O; un-
HONEY AND EESWAX-Honeycomb
soil per lb.; strained, 5ls97; beeswax. 22ls
POULTRY-Hens s.75@425 per dozen:
young roosters, 45o@4.75 broiers. S.25d
$50: old roosters, 3.75q425; ducks. 5.50d6o0:
turkeys. live, 1S@15; dressed, 1907; pigeons,
per doz., 10O@1.25; squads, 150.
HAY-Wheat. per ton, 800 barley,
s OOd9.OO; wheat and oat. 9.OOd1O.OO; alfal-
ia, baled. 6.0Ods00; loose 500a7 90; oat s.. 80.
MILLsTUFFs-F Flour, Local a mills 4so
eastern, 6.25; shorts. per ton. local. 1890;
per loo lbs. 100; feed meal per 100 lbs, LOS;
015R, DR1ED hsS0 PsT PTRHfrs-Applss fHn sun-dried.
sacks, per lb.. 4laa5h; boxes, 5a51l; evapo
rated, fancy 6laq71s; apricots fancy, Il;
choice. 10 peaches. fancy, unpeeled. s2;
6d7; pears. fancy. evaporated. 7as; plumss,
pitted, choice, 7q9; prunes, choice, boxed.
| i1s: sacks, s; dates, -61kQ7.
dium soft, 6la@7A softshell, Los Nietos.
fancy. 1O911; almonds. .softshell. sG10; pa
per shell, 11@12H; hardshell. 7@9; pecans
soil; filberts. II; Brazils, 49, pinons. s@lo.
Dry, 111a: kip, 8; calf. 141a; bulls. 6; sheep
pelts. 2A: wool. spring clip. good, 5la; in
| ferior, 3Q3h.
TAiLoWalH@2H, SNods -, , n,a.
|
hogs, aAGa1s; lambs. per head, I2591.5o
DRESSED MEATS-All per lb., Beef
51sq5%; veal. e971A; mutton. 5; lamb, 61s
pV, CURED q Jed, MEATs-skinned hams. So:
Rex hams. liz; selected mild cure
g. special fancy breakfast bacon, 111a; spec
breas sscon naeSn Saeks Il s. Rsn RamSaS
hams. sugar cured, 9; Rex boneless
butts. ST. Rex dried beef, SETS. II; Rex
dried beef Qnsides). 1S; Rex dried beef
medium bacon. sis; dry salt clear bellies
1920; av.. IN; dry salt short clears, 35@40
av.. N salt clear backs, 6%; Rex pure Leaf
lard, tierces sA; livery. tisrces, basis ~
5&; special kettle rendered leaf ei4.
RAfsINS-Fancy clusters. 2O-lb. boxes
1.5O; 4-crown LII clusters. 1.45@1. go
s-crown IL IL. per ,s,s box, liS@l2o; 3
1.1o@i.15; ordinary loose. per box. 5o@75
2-crown loose in sacks, per. lb., AZ g.
crown, loose in sacks, per lb, 51z@5%: 4
seedles, choice, per lb., 1909. Fractions
Half crown, per lb.. 6G6h; Sultana, seed
less. boxes, Is; quarter boxes. 50 per boz
nlFneFs FFfGsucalifornia .nsa E%S white per lb.. III
California black. per lb., 6: .Californis
fancy, per lb., S@S1a; imported Smyrna
BAGS-(net cash)-Calcutta, spot net
potato bags. 4; dried fruit sacks. 100 lbs.
6s@7h: bean sacks, 5; walnut bags, 14@1s
wHdS SEASs SSSss AND II DRIED PEAs-pink. 1.se
Lima, 2.25@2.50; Lady Washington. LIS
green field peas, 2.25Q2.50; black-eyed
beans, 200; lentils, imported, 6.50q7.00; len
| tils. California, 550@6.50.
~GRAIN-Wheat, 1.50@1.6o; corn, small
| yellow, / 100; large yellow, 95Q1.00; barley, Is
POTATOES-Per 100 lbs., Nevada Bur.
banks choice to fancy, 1.20Q1.3O; fair te
good and all other varieties, 1oO@l.2o; early
rose, seed, 1.10@1.15; sweet potatoes. 1.25.
| Real Estate Transfers
| Thursday, April 8, 1897
| c. E. Dornberger to W. j.. A. Smith