The record-union., 1893-07-26
An Easier Feeling to Wheat Market
at San Francisco.
Barley Prices Weak, But Lower Rates
Are Not Considered Probable
Fresh Fruits Quiet.
SAX FRANCISCO. July 25th.

SELL even tuOuBn prices are low. WlLul0 u
month it is likely that quite grain fleet will
be on its way to leading foreign distributing
centers. Receipts OF Barley are coming to
hand with freedom, but more or less of the
stock now arriving goes at once aboard ship
for distant markets. If it were not for the
prevailing export movement, the situation
would be very bad for the selling interest AS
1t is, prices are weak, but the feeling is cheer
full and lower rates are not considered prob
able. Purchases are being made both for
New York and Europe and shipments in
those directions are likely to continue for the
next few months. This class of trade is re-
lied on to carry off much of the surplus, and
at the same time help in The sustaining of
prices. New Oats are making more liberal
representation, quotable at Sl@l 90 = ctl.
Stocks OF old are still of goOdly proportions,
while trade continues of slow order, and there
Is no trmnesS to prices.
The Vegetable market was very dull this
morning. Tomatoes are lower. CucumbeTS
are drug in the market. Egg Plant is very
! plentiful. Potatoes are unchanged. Silver
| skin Onions are lower.
The Fresh Fruit market is very quiet and
| receipts were lighter than usual. Melons are
| lower. No change took place in Berries.
! Grapes are more plentiful, but slow of sale.
Peaches were easier on the wharf
The finer grades OF Butter are higher. with
sales above the ordinary market rates. Eggs
are dull and stocks begin to accumulate.
Poultry continues dull, with prices weak
for young stock. Receipts are moderate.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras
81 1904 90 y bbl Bakers Extras, S494 20;
| Supernne 50 SOG3 90.
| WHEAI-No. Shipping Wheat is quotable
at ( I Is p ctl, with 81 16A for choice
article. Milling grades are steady at a range of
BARLEY-Feed, 7713c . ell for good quality
and soc for choice; brewing, 95c@S1 O2H
| p ctl.
0ATs-surprise. 81 4o@1 40; Milling,
81 371a@1 4 5; fancy feed 81 3714@1 40; good
to choice, 81 25@1 40; common TO fair,
81 1901 go; Gray, 81 3og1 80; Black,
C0RN-Quota6le at 9715c@s1 for Large
Yellow, 81 02%g1 O5 for Small Yellow and
| 81 05@1 10 Z cu for White.
| CRACKED CORN-$2I@25 y ton.
! OILCAKE MEAL-S35 p ton.
! CORNMEAL-Millers quote feed at S23 so
! to S24 so U ton; fine kinds Tor the table, in
! large and small packages, 2 49316c p 10.
| CHOPPED FEED-$16 50@1S so . ton.
sE EDS !r, 9GGad Br SEm % Yellow
2 so; Timothy, &c p b; Alfalfa, sc q fb tor
California and loo Tor Utah; Flax, So = ell.
| INGS-SE2dZ4 p ton.
! HAY-WIre-bound hay sells at S1@2 per ton
less than the figures given. Wheat S1O@l q;
! " heat and Oat, S9411 so; Wild Dat, 81 so
% so; Alfalfa, SOS for first cutting and
$l0911 for second; Glover, SS@1l: Barley
$500 90; compressed, S9@10 so; tStock, 81
@o q ton.
| SIRA W-4U9OOc q bale.
! HOPS Are gradually steadying, asking
prices having been advanced to 19@2oc "a b.
MlLLSTUFFS-Rye Flour, SIC; Rye Meal,
Sc; Graham Flour. &c; Oatmeal, 41ac; Oat
! Flour, Sc; Pearl Barley, 4 = 9413c p ID; Normal
Nutriment, 80 D case of dozen cans; Break
fast Delight, 50 20 p case OF dozen packages.
TRANSIT 50@1S so y ton.
BUCK B # ffIE II s IS a5@a SO y Genital
| GROUND BARLEY-$19919 SO p ton.
/ A I1,,r
ONIONS-Receipts to-day were 537 sacks.
We quote: Red, 5o@75c; Silverskins. SIG
Dried PEAS Green, 81 $500 25.
! BEA NS-Bayos, SO 35@2 40; butter, So so
gS P IN o 500 6 - PGa * ked ao s. 1922 So
White, 50 5o@2 90; Large White, So 500
box; Egg Plant, 75c@S1 p box; Green Corn,
! 35@5Oc Z sack; Bay Corn, 15@1714c y doz;
Berkeley Corn, 60@65c y box; Green Peas 90
214c q u; String Beans, 114@31zc p h; Alameda
15@35c . box for Bay; Green Peppers. 259
! soc = box for Chiles and 60c@$l for Bell;
tomatoes, 16&3 SOC . box for Nacaville; River
Tomatoes, 100000 Tor large boxes; Tur-
nIps, use p ell; Beets, S1@1 rs = sack; Car
rots, 45@5Oc; Cabbage 20955G; Garlic, 1c
= n; GauILilower, 60@70c = doz; Dry Peppers,
FRESH FRUIr-Apples, 26@75c p box
and 25@4Oc p bskt; Pears, 10000 y box
| ana GOy0O DC q DSkl, bartlett Pears. HOO GOc
2 box Tor No. and o for No. 2; Red
Nectarines. 75c@S1 p box; White Nee
tarines. 25 @ SOC p box; Strawberries
So 5094 so p chest tor large ana S5G7 for
Longworth; Raspberries, 1891 so r chst;
| Royal Apricots, 25@40c p box and 25@4Oc p
baskt; do in bulk, 1@14acS ID; Figs, 25@4oc
| Z box single layer and 5u@1 DC for double;
Cherry Plums, 2o@30c y drawer; Peaches,
| 20935c r box; do Crawfords, 3OQ4Oc y
bskt; Biackberries, So 5093 80 q chest;
Plums, 25975c y box, as TO variety; Canta-
Tonnes a
81 5O@3 y doz; Grapes, 35@75c p box
Cra6aPples, 4o@60c p box.
| CITRUS FRUIrS-MeXican Lines, S3@4:
California Lines. 50@75c p box, Lemons,
| Sicily, q; California Lemons, 81 to So for
common and 1904 for good to choice;
Bananas, 81 5O@2 so p bunch; Hawaiian
Pineapples, 81 70 81; Mexican Pineapples.
$394 y dozen; Oranges, S1@1 SO p box for
common seedlings and 81 5O@2 for Mediter-
ranean Sweets.
DRIED FRUIT-New bleached Peaches.
6@9c; Prune-, late delivery, 41ac to &c; April
cots, 715@o1ac; Dates, 41alG5c; Apples, sun
dried, &c; quartered, Ng-c; do. sliced, =
&C; do, evaporated, i'll boxes, S@S15c: Pears
bleached, &C for sliced; C for chartered
and 71a@sc for evaporated; Pears un-
quartered; Figs, hose for pressed and 3@315c
for impressed; Prunes, 61a@7c for small, Sc
to sc for the four sizes ana BIC for the nth
| size OF 5OA6Os; pitted Plurns S@gc: nm
pitted Plums, &C; bleacheJ Peaches sore
! sun-dred Peaches, 4@6c q 70; Apricots, "a
&C for Royal and -@-c Tor Moorparks;
Grapes, &c = ID for frsts and 1a@1c d d Tor
seconds,
dissatisfaction Layers, 81 25 to 81 so;
loose Muscatel, 90c@S1 10 in boxes and 31a@
Az , 70 in sacks
NOTS-Chestnuts, 7@1Oc 2 b; Walnuts, 5@
&c for hard shell, &c for soft shell, ana c
y u for paper Shell; Chile Walnuts $685.
! California Almonds, 15@16c for soft smell
| 7@Sc for hard shell, and -9-c for paper
shell; Peanuts, 4G415c; Hickory Nuts 5@6c;
| Fnberts, LOG 1915; Pecan, S@lOc for rough
and 11@121ac for polished; Brazil Nuts, 8G
sc; Pine Nuts, 121a@13c , ID; Cocoanuts, 81
| a. q hundred.
H0NEY-.Comb, 1o@12c; light amber. ex-
tracted, 5@513c; dark, 414c; water white ex-
| tracted, 6Hg 519c 2 ID.
BEESWAX-21923 Yb.
! BUTTER-Fancy creamery, 21@2235c; fancy
| dairy, 10000; good to choice, 17CG1 &c;
common grades, 14916c p u; Eastern, ladIe-
/ packed, 16@17c 2 b.
| CHEESE-Choice to fancy new Sage; fair
! TO good, 7@71ac; Eastern ordinary TO tine IL
@13c; do, fancy creamery, 1915 2 II.
! EGGS-CaLlfornia ranch 2OG&4c; store
lots, 16919c , dozen, Eastern Eggs, 1691 sc
| 2 dozen.
| POULTRY Live Turkeys-Gobblers. 1870
for old ana S5@6 so for young; Fryers, 50 so
O. so; Broilers, S2@3 80: Hens. SIS 5Oa6 SO;
Ducks old SAGA 5O;young, S4@5; Geese. old,
81 25; GoSlings, S191 so pair; Pigeons
81 20 for old and 81 5o@1 rs q dozen for
young.
/ PROVISIONS-Eastern Hams. 1416ta Sc.
| California Hams 1312914c; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, 169l7c; California Bacon. heavy and
medium, i SO &c: do, light. 14@1415c: do ex-
ira light, 151a@I6c p 70; Pork, extra prime
S16@16 SO; do, prime mess. SI7@lS; do,
TO-. n a..