The record-union., 1893-09-27
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat Market Not as Active as at the
Same Date Last Week.
Probability of Change for the Better
In the Barley SItuation-Butter
Has a Firm Tone.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 26th.

The Wheat market is not quite as acIlNe ds
II was a week ago. while prices are mueh
softer at reduction Of 214c ? ctL Buyers are
vet in the market, however, and shipping
Wheat can be promptly placed on basis Of
81 O2JL ? ctI tor No. ! quality. with possibly
a choice article at 81 o354. This latter figure,
tnough is q fufi quotation. Railroad rates on
Barley overland have been Lowered anu IheIe
is probability ofrenewed shipping trade EAST
ward. If there should be anything ike e1-
tended movement OF such character, the local
situation would be materially improved ana
there might be some hope OF better prices.
Just now, however, stocks are too large 10
Justify any marking up OF asking rates. Yet
the outlook is. perhaps, more assuring IMAM
1t was a week ago. There have been some
heavy arrivals of oats this week, which have
tended to depress matters, without posi-
lively changing figures. Should receipts in
the near future become even moderately
large. the market must necessarily shape in
favor of the buying interest.
Vegetables have been coming in light re-
Gently but the effect ON prices has not been
noticeable Potatoes have eased off a little.
Onions are lower. Green corn is weak, eX-
cept for fancy stock. String beans are drug
and sales have been made as low as 20 cents
per sack, the Gamers having done buying.
The receipts OF fruit are well up 10 the aN-
eTage. except pears, which are coming III llSnt.
Apples plums peaches and grapes are weak.
large lots.
IN dairy produce the butter market has
very nrIn tone. Eggs OF all KINDS are also
very stiff Cheese is very steady.
The poultry market is dull, with light re-
ceipts. No more Eastern is expected until
late in the week.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
50 65G3 rs 2 Dbl; Bakers Extras, SO 500
8 sc; Supertne, s. 60@2 80.
WHEAT = No / Shipping, 81 O21a@
O35, II cu Milling Wheat is held at a
range Of 81 O6 1491 75 b ctl;
BARLEY-Feed, G5@6775c p ctI for fair
to good quality, and 6os4@7oc for choice;
brewing, 506S5c; Chevaiier, 81 1O@1 10
for standard quality and S0c@$l for lower
0ATs-Milling, 81 2o@1 So; fancy feed.
81 1901 20; good to choice, 81 81 1901 / .;
common to fair, 95c@S1 %; Black, 9OcS
81 15; Red, 971ac@$1 O2 2 ctl.
C0RN-Quotable at 81 ZOOS i for Large Yel-
low and 971Sc@S1 for Small Yellow; White
Corn, 9716c9$1 1or choice stock and 500
BRAN-Quotable at S17@18 ton.
HAY-Wire-bound Hay sells at S1@2 = ton
less than the flgures given. Wheat; 50 3O(9
Se@I0; Alfalfa. SS@10; Clover, $500 80;
Barley, SS@9 80; compressed, SS 5O@11;
STOCK, S6@7 2 ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 356421ac p bale.
HOPS-Quotable at l7@20c e ID.
RYF-QuotabIe at 90@921ac p ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-QuotabI at 81 25@1 50
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s17@18
POTATOES-We quote: Garnet ChiIes, 80
6a55c; Early Rose, 30@40c; River Bul hanks
8O@35c; River Red, 45@55c; Salinas Bur-
banks. 15c@9Oc p ell; sweets, 75c@S1 q ctI.
ONIONS-Quotab at 10000 p etl.
BEANS-Bayos, 81 50@1 J5; Butter, 80 80
az rs; Pink. So &5g2 30; Red, 81 25@2 80
Lima. S2@2 10: Pea, S2@2 20; Small w hIte
81 9O@2; Large White, 81 7O@1 so , ctl.
NEGETABLES-We quote: Green Okra,
~ ECG Plant 2bHDOc ~ box.
Green Corn, 50Ja 65c . sack; Alameda
Corn. S1@1 25 z COX; Green Peas, 10
&c = b: string i3eanS. 1G2c p ID; Lin
Beans, 2@3c p b; summer squash, 20
@4Oc p box; MarroWiat Squash, 81 p
ton; Cucumbers. 20@3oc 2 box; Pickles,
81 5Oa1 60 for No. l and 60G65c p ctl for
10. 2: Green Peppers, 25@4Oc p box for
Chiles and 30@4Oc for Sell; River Tomatoes,
2O@4Oc for large boxes; iurn1ps, 7oc 2 ctl;
Beets, 75c@S1 ? sack; Parsnips, 81 20 z ctl;
Carrots, 5O@5Oc; Cabbage, 5O@o5c; Garlic,
l@lIsc = b: Caulifower, 6O@70c . doz; Dry
Peppers, sc p ID; Dry Okra, 1 DC z ID.
FRESH tRUIT-Apples, 6o@so5c p box for
choice and 25@5oc for common to good;
Pears 25c@50c 2 box; Bartlett Pears,
5Uc@S1 p box; ounces, 25@5oc 2 box;
Pomegranates, 50@75c p box; Strawber-
ries, S5@7 Tor large, and @ = chest for
Longwortn; Kaspberries, S4636 p chest; Figs,
25td50c z box; Peaches, 2O@4Oc p box. 20
035c r hskt, 1z@1c q ID in bulk; Mountain
peaches, 40960c 2 box; Huckleberries, 2@3c
= II; Plums 20G3Oc 2 box as to variety; Can
talOupes, 50@ sc r crate; Nutmeg Mel
29ttAUC 2 DOA, w AdteIIlSlOuS, pogo 2
100; CrabappIes, 25@40e 2 box; Cape Cod
CranberrieS, $40 p Dbl.
GRAPES Sweetwater, 15@30c; Muscat,
2C@30c Malaga, l5@3oc; Black, 15@3oc;
Tokay, 20@40c = box; Zinfandel Wine
grapes, $10@12 p ton.
CfTKUS FRUIT-Mexican Lines. 81 50a
. box; California Lines, p box; Lem
ons, Sicily. g; Australian Lemons, 81 259
1 80 p box; California Lemons, 81 @92 for
common and 81 50@3 for good 10 choice;
Oranges, 81 5Oa2 SO ? box; Bananas, 81 so
lion ornfAlaC
Mexican Pineapples, S394 2 dozen:
DRIED FRUIT-Apples. 3@4c p 10 for quar-
tered 4@5c = b for sliced ana 1918. tor
evaporated; Pears, 41a@5c; Bleached Peaches,
6G ne; sun-CTied Peaches, 5@96e; Apricots,
MooTparks. 11@l2c; do, Royals, 1O@11c Tor
bleached and Go for sun-dried; Prunes, &c
q b fer the tour sizes; Plums, 41aG513c for
pitted and 21a931z for unpitted; Dates, DC TO
Sic; Figs 4G5c Tor pressed and 2921ac for
impressed; White Nectarines, 6@7c; Red
NectarlneS. 5@6c p 10.
RAISINS-Quotable at 10 per cent. off
from the Fresno Associations following
schedule T. o. b. at Fresno London Layers,
81 30Ql 90: loose Muscatels, in boxes SIG
/ 10; clusters. 81; loose Aluscates, in sacks,
&C 2 10 for three-crown, 312c for two-crown
and 3s4c Tor eSedless; dried grapes, 272c z ID.
BUTTER = Fancy creamery, 31@32c;
fancy dairy. 2S@30c: good to choice, 26c to
gre; common grades. 17@22e 2 b; picked
IoIl. 20@22c; firilin, 1S@20c; Eastern ladle
packed, 17@1Sc 2 ID.
CHEESE Choice TO fancy, new. 9@1019c,
fair to good, 7@oc; Eastern. ordinary to nne;
11N13 Z 70.
EGGS-California ranch. 32@36e; store
lots. 22@50c; Eastern Eggs, 21924c; Ore
gon Eggs, 1S@2oc p dozen.
POULTRY-Liye Turkeys-GobbleTs, $50
1gc 2 10; Hens, 17@1Sc; BOOSTERS, S505 so
for old and 50 50G5 for young Fryers, 50 so
al: Broilers, S2@3: Hens, $685. Ducks, old,
50 5O@4; young, S4@5; Geese, 81 25@1 rs 2
pair; Pigeons, 81 25@1 90 y dozen.
Meat Market.
Following are the rates for whole carcasses
from slaughterers TO dealers:
BFEF-First quality 5605l6c: second QUAIL