The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-04-22
COMMERCIAL.
Better Feeling in the Wheat Situation
at San Francisco.
Barley Values Moderately Firm
Choice White Oats in Demand
Fruit Market Dull.
SAN FRANCISCO. AL

all through the week, put to-day tnere was q
better feeling to the situation. There was
more inquiry and samples received greater
attention, giving promise of some activity i'll
the near future. The movement in Barley is
not lively, though the tone of the market is
good and values are moderately firm. Stocks
are gradually lowering and to this circum-
stance can be attributed whatever strength
the market may possess. y choice white
article of Oats is in demand, but inferior
stock does not seem to be wanted. Offerings
of Black Oats are not plentiful, while custom
for such stock seems TO be increasing. An adj
vance in quotations for Black descriptions is
not unlikely.
The Vegetable market showed no change
this morning. The Potato market was steady
to-day, with an easier tone in onions. Rhu-
barb was lower and Asparagus steady. Peas
were lower.
The Fruit market is dull. Oranges of all
KINDS are plentiful and weak. Straw berries
came in, but the bulk OF them We're late
which interiered with their sale. Lemons
and lines are dull. Apples are scarce and
meet with little demand.
In dairy produce the Butter market is very
dull, with supplies increasing all the time.
The Egg market is steady, Win a lair demand
Cheese is steady at quotations.
There We're no changes il Poultry to-day.
Receipts were heavy, and the market is easy
Tor young stock. Only a few hareS are OF
fered in the line of Game.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras
So 9o@4 T bbi; Bakers Extras, So SO94;
Supernne, So GO@3 10.
WHEAT - Prices are fairly steady at
81 23@4, for No. l grade. and 81 20 p ctl
for choice shipping. There is no variation in
the quotations for milling Wheat, which
keeps steady at 81 27l@@1 3212 = ctl.
BARLkH-We quote; Feed. e14@S212c q
Ell for gooi quality and o354@s sc Tor choice;
Brewing, SOc@Sl e ctl.
OAIS-Surprise, 81 5OG1 so; Milling
81 45@1 90; fancy iced, 81 1901 10; good
81 1901 20; Black, II 1901 20; Gray
81 25@1 80 for feed and 81 15@I 90 for
milling; Red, 81 1901 20 2 ell.
COkN-'luota6le at 81 10 for Large Vel
low. 81 1o@1 1872 for small Yellow and
81 10Gl "a = 81 for Waite.
CRACKED CORN-Quotablo at S25 500
70 90 p ton.
OiLCAkE MEAL-Quotable at $50 z ton.
CDRNMLAl.-Aliilers quote feed at S2I so
to $50 80 r ton; fine kinds fos the table. in
large ana small packages. 25.63loc p ID.
CHOPPED FEED-luotabie at 81 1@l7 so
e ton.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, &C;
Yellow, DC; Canary imported. 5000 SO;
do California, :; Hemp, 4g4l-c q II; Rape
s. 25@2 so; Timothy,-c q 10; Alfalfa, Sc d
10 for California and loo for Utah; Flax, SO
2 Ctl.
MlDDLIN GS-tluotGbl at $21@23 2 ton.
HAl-We quote: Wheat and Out S.@1l;
Barley, Sz@S 30; Oat 37@9; fair to choice
w neat. $50 10. com )IcsSCt SOY 90: STOCK,
SG@T; Alfalfa. 5000; Glover, .s1@9 y ton
SrRAW-Quotable at 35@45c = bale.
HOPS-Nomina! at 10@l sc I, ID.
MIL!.ST UFFS-We quote: Rye Flour SIZE
Rye Meal, Be; Graham Flour, Be; Oatmeal
ne; CAT Greats, sc; Cracked Wheat. 315c
Buckwheat Flour, DC; Pearl Barley, y "a sc
q h:
BRAN-tluotable at S11@17 so Z ton.
RIEEQuotable at 81 O71a91 1215 p cti.
BUCkWHEAT- Nominatat sag 80 = ctI.
GROUND BARLEI-QuotabIe a. S20@2I
e ton.
POTATOES-We quote: New, l1$a2c p Ii:
Early Rose, 81 1901 %; River ReQs'Si 80
to 81 30: oregon Burbanks, 81 GO@I So;
Oregon Garnet Chiles, 81 5OGI SO: Sweet
50 = ctl
ONIONS-Prices strong, the market look
ing favorable for sellers. Quotable at So 80
a = ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 rs to
81; Bla1ekeye. nominal; Niles, S2@2 80 Z ctl.
BEANS--We quote as follows: Bayos, SO
S3 10 50 20 for large; Pink, S3@3 10; Rel
81 80 to $3i Lima. S3 1908 90; Pea, So 700
80; Small White, 81 TO@2 50; Large
WHIte, w 90 to - - 4 Gil.
NEGETA ES-We quote as follows: String
Beans, 12@l8c 3 10; Wax Beans, "a
C 4 10; summer squash, 1S@2Oc = ID; Gu
cumbers, 25c9s1 . dozen; Green Peppers
and 21a93c q ii for sweet; Asparagus, 81 so
O. 3 box for No. l and S1@1 20 =
box Tor NO. Z; Rhubarb, 5Oc@S1 25 T. box;
Carrots, feed, 100000; Cabbage, 75@SOc;
Garlic, 1@2c q ID; Cdulihower. 5OQ65c p
dozen; Dry Peppers. 6@Sc 2 ID; Dry Okra,
LOG 2 ID; MarroWtat Squash, S35@4O p ION.
FRESH FRUIT-We quote: Apples, 75c9
81 % for common, 81 50@1 rs for good to
choice and 81 q box Tor fancy Strawberries.
9Oc@$l 2 drawer for Sharpless and 81 rs
TO 81 so for Longworth.
CITRUS FRUIT-We quote: Mexican
LINES, Sf@4 80; California Lines. 75c >
box; Lenons-Sicily, 81 5O@5: California
Lemons, S1@1 80 for common and son
2 so tor good to choice; Bananas, Sl@2 =
bunch; Hawaiian Pineapples, S3@6: Mexican