The record-union., 1899-06-17
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT LOWER ON CALL AND
SPOT EASIER.
Barley Dull and Easy-Oats Also
Easier, Owing to the Larger
Arrivals.

lowing decline in the Chicago prices and
the local spot market was also easter, but
unchanged. The Chicago market opened
weaker, but foreigners bought freely and
purchases from the seaboard against for
eign acceptances and Cudahy's buying to
cover early sales soon started a sharp
advance. Prices afterwards turned weak
er on local selling and raiding. Bar
ley was dull and easy. Receipts were
5,2S2 centals. Oats were easier, owing
to larger arrivals. The receipts were b.
and 1880 centals Washington. Corn con-
tinued firm. Receipts were 1900 centals,
all from the East.
Receipts of Hay to-day were 3O5 tons.
New Hay was fairly firm. owing to a
better demand. but old Hay was neglected
and weak. New Oat Hay sold at $S.25 per
ton. Receipts of Bran were 7S0 sacks
and of Middlings $40 sacks. Prices were
easy.
Longworth Strawberries sold at wide
range this morning, according to condi-
tion.. A few chests of extra fancy brought
as S6. The first Blackberries OF the sea-
son from Stockton were received, and as
they We're OF extra good quality sales were
We're plentiful and sold as low as S. per
chest. Those in drawers were steady at
5O@60c Raspberries were weaker. Some
per chest. Choice sold at s5Q7 per chest
Gooseberries are about out and hardly
quotable. Currants continued in brisk
up little better. as the receipts were
more moderate. Cherries of choice quail
ity were in light supply and firm. Other
fruits showed a little change.
Stocks Of Butter are accumula ting and
the market has a weak tone, but as one
dealer put it this morning, owing to the
whicn caused several creameries to change
their selling agencies. no one dares to be
the first to reduce prices" Cheese con-
tinues weak. Eastern Cheese is quoted
lower, as another carload is in. Eggs
suse, are easier. II is now difficult to get over
19Q1972c for selected ranch and store Eggs
are in large supply and slow.
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family
tras, So. 1908 55; Oregon and Washington.
$3Q3.5O per barrel.
ctI tWIaEApship9ing fdT AZ a1g i s Wheat faa so
BARLEYIFeedd. RL.fEaY1.-iz d.. si.os1sa1.1o per ctl for
old; New; s5cas1 per ctl; Brewing nominal
good to cnoice, N.4OaI47lk; fancy feed
,2Gr,ss HI4 say 5Sa5i 81 Is; Milling. L45glSo;
LIN; White, sl.12gl1 l175x; Mixed, 1867
Q1; Small Yellow. California, nomf-
nal.
BUCKWHEAT-Nom
BRAM1 BE7ani Ias;; Sls;sSGlz per ton.
ROLLED BARLEY-$22G2S per ton.
QATMEAL--N.5 5OQ4.75 per loo MS.
ROLLED OATS sc. .sas.@ pei per bbi. Tor
HAfMouotasuioin,ss uoi,s for for sat- ola Hay: Wheat
xs@n per ton, Wheat and Oat, $7@1O so;
0at; s7q9; Island Barley. s5@s. 50; Upland
mai New FAY Aa7Ff Wbesta s5a3 o s5oek WON, nom
and q oat s7.50as5o: oat. s7aS2s: Alfalfa.
STRAW-3O@40c per bale
HOPS-Crop of 1898 is nominal at 171Sc
per 10 for choice, 14@15c for prime, 12di3c
for medium and lower grades 1OGl1c per
BEANs-Round lots: Bayos. 81. .4oa1 80.
Large Butter, nominal. Pink, 81. .SOG1 80;
Ked. 1885; Lima. 81; Pea, $2G2.26: Small
White. N.9og2.10 10; Large White, ST. 4OQ1 80;
PoTxToEgNew@ are are ongS, auotable s1asz al 4 si0
l. 90 per. ctl for Early Rose and 81. 400iI. Is
for Burbarks and Peerless. Old Potatoes
oNIONS-Old are nominal; New, s5@4oc
per sack for Red and @ per Genital
for silverskins.
per box for common. 1.5O@i Is for good to
choice: fancy do, $2622 per box Green
Pfeas. f lqzhc per 10; Garlic 2@4c per ID
J 5or @ new n and g. &C for Old; Tomatoes. $500
Egg Plant, S@121sc per 10; Green Pen.
Rhubarb ish ns, s5d75c per box; cucumbers. eod
Summer Squash, per box, 35@50c do Bay'
75c@M; Green Corn. 10Q20c per dozen.
FRESH FRUITs--Apples-Old. are NOM
box and /25Q40c per basket.
ApricotsIS0GsOc per box, basket or
ascesrding to size ss, a@a variety
for small and 1904 for large; Black
chest; Goqseberries. g b q per drawer and
crate and S3.50@7 per chest; Logan her
ries, $6@7 per chest
cherries..Quotable at socas1.25 per
box b, aeeording sedS to variety and condition; in
drawer. 20
currants-Quotable at A5oQ5.5o per
Figs-Quotable at 75c@s225 per box.
; Green Almonds-Quotable at 20Q4Oc per
Grapes-Quotab BILE at s1.25@1.5o per crate.
Plums-Quotable at 10000 per box, and
25M35c per basket
PeacheS-Quotable at 15040c per box
and 25@35c per basket
Pears-2o@4oc per box or basket.
Prunes-50@75c per box.
. per Ffu1rs SoI Sor ogangss Nayss
t2. 75qs.25 for choice, and S. 1894 for fancy:
Seedlings. s1.25g22s per box; Mediterrann..
Tmes sy%sasI % @ psr case psr dsorna sIn Mefean
ons, n@1.2 25 for common to good, so Tor
choice and s1.7502 for fancy; Grape Fruit. m
81; IYn ;Sq@259 n;59cs per box; S11,rc p
$2.50 per bunch: Pineapples, N50as doxs
en-; smyrna M s1 FIGS, % per 10: Persian
Dpftsa pRiEB SSq7f FsRRfTsnApricots RfTT p 1a.,4o for
4o-5os. ,7c; 5e-Sos. 5]sc; 6o-76s, 4i6c; 7o0Sos.
s3zc;; so,s0s, PIC: s0-loos, PIC; loo-i1os, &c;
foa GOOD es to choes sc for faney @s snS
% for peeled; Plums, 41a@6c for pitted.
lA@I1ac for unpitted; Apples, lie for good
and ar % for sun-dried. ~ Aancy oo'
, ,RA1SlNS-New crop, t. Q. b. Fresno:
Boxes, 70 lbs net, 6-crown Imperial clus-
ters. g. 80 per box. 5-crown Dehesa clus-
crown London layers. s130; 2-crown do.
SEc; Seedless Muscatels, 5-fb boxes, SIC:
Ungraded Loose Muscatels, SIC: Sui.
10; seconds. 16@17c per 10. DairyVFanncv. n
bl41sgl6c; bl ss le other grades. grades. 1s3Y@1ac per Is.
b; Firkin. 16@lsc per 10 Tub Futter.p IS
.cHEEsEINew, 71&@sc; old. -a-c; Cal
l1sas csssm @oe eastern Sol 1Sic Young
EGGS California Store Eggs. 1ea17c
per dozen; ranch. 1SQ20c per dozen; East.
PoUITREwe quote as follows: L,v.
Turkeys, 13@14c per ID. for Hens and 800
l4c for Gobblers; Dressed do. nominal.
BOOSTERS, $@55O for old and s65oGs. 80 for
!;5o for large; Fryers. s5as; Hens, ssG7. 50;
Pigeons. $1.75Q2.2 rs per dozen.
GAME-Nominal.
Meat Market.
Following are the rates for whole car