The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-06-21

FLOUR DROPS TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS A BARREL.
Decline in the Price Of Wheat
Barley Lower and Weak For
Both Spot and Futures.

San Francisco, June goth.
A decline of 25c per barrel has occurred
in Flour, owing to the falling Wheat mar
ket: the drop goes into effect to-day. A
further sharp decline at Chicago sent the
local Wheat market down; spot is in
active. Barley is lower and weak for
both spot and futures. No trading in Oats
and Corn and prices are unchanged; light
receipts of Oats; all of to-day's Corn was
from the East.
Old Hay is not coming in and the mar
ket is steady; new is weak and lower,
arrivals being considerable.
Apricots are weaker, at the moment /;
quite lot Offering to-day Some basket
Peaches bring more than our figures.
Loose Cherries are doing better, while
some blacks are arriving too soft; Royal 55a
Anne in drawers are not wanted Black
berries from the river arrived late, and
fresh lot Of AS Boxes t6 of MeH
lean Lines is at hand. Figs find slow
Dealers still quote the butter market
weak; prices are unchanged. Eggs do not
sell, the local article being neglected for
Eastern; ranch are lower.
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
tras, s5.25G5.35 per barrel; Bakers Extras,
.WHEAT- Shipping Wheat is nominal;
Milling 1, Wheat WI a5oa1. 50 per eth -:
LII Ii
Brewing, nominal.
oATs-Poor to fair, sl;2sa1, 27sa per ctl;
good to choice, slso9l IS; fancy feed.
M i 8 Rfa s5l GsS ufpris ss2 4 ss sl q
CORN-In bulk-Large yellow, SlaI. 12la
per ctl; Whit White, sl@l o21.; Mixed s71scaSi.
Sacked. : nall u yellow, $2oql35 per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-N
MIDDLINGS-s2o 5OQ22 so per ton
ROLLED BARLEY-s25. 5O626 so per ton.
CLIPPED OATS-SlQ2 per ton moro
than the whole article. as to quality.
Wheat, s20@22; Wheat and Oat. sisG2o;
Oat, sls.5O@ls.5o; Barley, %; Alfalfa,
na uoxed W RG6mina Stock f. 9nf
S16Q11s; Timothy, $14@15.50 New Crop
Wheat, sl5@ls per ton; Wild Dat, sl4915;
STRAW-e0asoc per. bale.
HOPS-9Q1212c per 10.
BEA AiN B YES 8 e. seas Butter $3.50
s.. 9t@3; Pea, 81. soa2; Small White, s2a2 10;
Large White, sI.9Oa2; Blackeye, S. 25QS. 50;
Red pdT Kai Tnfy,s ISoa2 So ola .
G6oc per ctl; New Potatoes, 45@S5c per
ctl in boxes.
oNI Ies1 90 ,oI per, ctl for new red
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Peas s1@1 80 per
sack; Green. Peppers, SQ10c per ID; Aspar-
agus sSyg g Per f eor Tor fancy , fer
31ac per ID for new; Cucumbers, 75@96c per
box for Marysville; Rhubarb 5Oa75c per
box; Tomatoes, 75cG$1 per box; Summer
SQUASH. 75gsoc per small box and s1;75@
Plant, 1oc per 10; Green Corn, 20Q25c per
dozen.
FRESH ITS-Apples-New. green,
4o@5oc per small box and 5oc@s1 per large
box.
Apricots-Royal, 6o@s5c per box and
crate.
Strawberries, $500 per chest for
Longworth in baskets and s2.5Oa4 per
chest fol-. large berries; Gooseberries, Ia
llac per fb for common and 3G4c for Eng
lish; Blackberries, &c per crate and s40p5
per chest; Raspberries, SLIPS per crate for
Newcastle and $5QS per chest for others.
Cherries-Black, 20@35c per box; Royal
Anne, 30d50c per box: loose White. 1011hc
per 10: do. Black, 1AaD3c per 10: do, Royal.
2ll3c per ID.
Currants-$2 50G3 per chest.
Peaches-40@75c per box and 50975c in
baskets.
Plumsnclyman, 5e@75c per box. and
crate; Tragedy Prunes, 10000; Cherry
Plums, 20Qi30c per box
CITRUS FRUIT Oranges, sL25G2. Is
per box for Navels and 50c6S1 for Seed
lings; Mexican Lines, re-pack. sS.5oa4 per
box: California Lemons, $1G1 Is for COM
mon to good. $4,000 for choice and $3.50