The record-union., 1893-07-29
COMMERCIAL.
The Wheat Market at San Francisco
Flat and Spiritless,
Very Light Inquiry for Feed Barley
Offerings of Oats Largely
Neglected.

/ market was fiat and spiritleSs. The inquiry
for Feed Barley is very light and prices are
weak. For brewing quality there is contin-
ued fair demand. Offerings of Oats are
! largely neglected. New Oats make larger dis
play, while stocks of old are still of goodly
proportions
Concerning the Hop situation the CONNER
cfoI NeloS says: Recent reports from abroad
indicate an impaired outlook on the Conti-
nent, measurable confirmation being afforded
! by the reshipment from England Of Hops that
had been consigned TO that market by the
| Continent The English situation is rather
less complicated, owing TO the more favorable
weather. Scarcity of Pacific Coast offerings,
and limited supplies of desirab grades gen
orally, should lead to q renewal of business
! with England at an early date. In the East
holders show tirmness under a less promising
outlook as to quantity, although it is generally
agreed that the quality will be fine. On this
coast matters have taken more favorable
! shape for the holder and higher rates are de-
| manded, one dealer asking 25c for about the
only available lot of choice old, while lower
grades are proportiy nately firmer. Trading
| lii forward deliveries has been on the basis of
| 2Oc = b for choice. which are firmly held.
There has been some picking i'll the Sacra-
mento Valley, but the only sample received
was ruined and did not, therefore, afiorG u
basis either OF value or quality"
| Vegetables moved OH very slowly this
morning, with few changes in prices, Pota-
toes are DUH and prices nave a weaker tend
| ency. Onions were lower and SilVerskinS
| sold as low as 90 cents
In Fresh Fruits the market is weak Tor Bart
| let Pears, PiumS Of all kinds and Peaches
! White Nectariues meet with no demand what
ever. A few Muscat Grapes came in. Black
berries sold as low on the street yesterday as
| 81 90 q chest, the cost of labor and freight.
Butter is quoted at an advance and prices
are !irm under AN improved demand tor the
D. tier grades OF Creamery. Eggs are steady.
| Cheese is dull
In poultry young stock is very dull and the
| market is generally weak outside of Turkeys.
which are IN light supply.
Produce Market.
| FLOU R-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
81 lu@4 20 y Dbl; Bakers Extras, S4@4 go;
! WHEAT-Dealers quote the market nom
imnai ina at 81 1891 8 z ctl for No, to choice,
II over 81 121a could be realized. Old Mill
| ing is quotahle at 81 20 to 81 20 p ctl
BARLEY-teed, 76@76]4c . ctl for good
quality W and 177ac for choice; brewing, SOC
,0ATs-New oats are quotable at s191 Is p
ctl. We quote old: Surprise. 81 40 a l 45;
l 421s; good TO choice, 81 25@1 40; common
Red, 81 o7}sSi 125s; Black BLACK 5 s. G9gi iogl !S 20
C0RN-QuotabIe at 9235@9834c for Large
Yellow, S1&1 02% for Small Yellow and
| 95c@S1 q ctI for White
OILCAKE MEAL-S32 50@35 y ton,
| CORNMEAL-Millers quote feed at S23 so
to S24 so 2 ion; fine kinds for the table, in
CHOPPED FEED~S16 5gis-l 56gi s SO = ton.
SEEDS-Mustard. Brown, &C; Yellow
Sc; Canary, imported, s5@5 so; do, Califor-
California and 1ocI 10 ior Utah; Flax, So . ctl. "
MIDDLINGS-S@2@E4 p ton.
| HAG-WIre-bound hay sells at 81 az per ton
! less than the figures given. Wheat SIO@I 2;
| Wheat aud Oat, S99l1 80; Wild Oat, 81 90
@9 80; Alfalfa, $7@o for first cutting and
$500 80; compressed, Ss@I0 SO; Stock, 81
sTRAW-4o@5oc p bale.
HOPS-lSg2 y b.
MILLSTUrES-kye Flour, 31ac; Rye Meal
&c; Graham Flour &c; Oatmeal, 4i5c; Oat
Groats, sc; Cracked Wheat, 315c; Buckwheat
Nutriment, - y case of dozen cans; Break
| fast Delight, SO q p case of 2 dozen packages
TRANSIT 5091S 90 y ton.
RYE-S19l O714 p cti.
BUCkW hEAT-S2 25@2 80 p GENITAL.
GROUND BAkLEY-Sl9@19 80 p ton.
P0TATOEs-Sweets are selling at &c y D.
ON1ONS-Red, 5o@6oc; Silverskins, 500
DRlED PEAS Green, 81 s59a 25.
| BEANS-Bayos. So 35@2 40; Butter, So 60
@3; Pink, $303 10; Red, So 75@2 50;
Lima, SO 70G2 so; Pea, So 6O@2 70; Small
White, So 5o@2 go; Large White, So 50@
| VEGETABLES-Green Okra. 35@75c .
box; Egg Plant, 5o975c y box; Green Corn,
3o@6oc . sack, Bay Corn. S1@1 SO p box;
| Berkeley Corn. 40@5oc q box; Green Peas, ,2Gp
212c . ID; String Beans 2@4c p h; Alameua
summer Squash, 30@4Oc . box Cucumbers,
! 2o@4oc p box for Bay; Green Peppers, 25@
| Tomatoes, 10915c q box for Vacav vile; River
| tomatoes, 30@65c Tor large boxes; Tur-
nlps, 6e = cu; Beets, s1@1 25 a sack; Car
rots, 45@5Oc; Cabbage, 5o955c; Garlic, Ic
9 b; Caulltiower, 6o@70c. 2 doz; Dry Peppers,
sc y bi Dry Okra, 15c = n.
! FRESH FRUIT-Apples, 4oc@S1 p box
and .3095Oc = bskt; Pears, $4,000 y box
and 25@35c y pskt; Bartlett Peaisy 5O@7 &c
| = box i2r No. and 25G40c for No. 2; Red
Nectarines; 5og75c p box; White Nee
1904 q chest tor large and $500 for
Longworth; Raspberries, So 5O@4 80 p chst:
Royal Apricots, 20G4oe y box and l@l14c y
| layer and 5O97 &c tor double; Cherry
15S85e > ;' Box; do CrawlorGs, a5S4oe Sdoeei !
leberries, 1870 16c = ID; Plums 25975c p
box, as TO variety; CantaIoupes, 75c9S2 90 =
crate; Watermelons, 81 25@3 . doz; Grapes.
CITRUS FRUITs-Mexican ihmes, S3@4;
California Lines. 50@75c q box; Lemons,
sicily, g California Lemons, 81 to ~ for
common and 1904 for good to choice;
Bananas, 81 5o@2 so p bunch Hawaiian
| Pineapples, 81 to S4; Mexican Pineapples.
| 1904 p dozen; Oranges, S1@1 SO p box for
/
! ranean Sweets.
DRIED FKUiT-New bleacted Peaches.
GO &c; Prunes, late delivery, 41ac to DC; April
dried, &C; quartered, &c; do, sliced, -
| &C. do, evaporated in boxes S@S1sc; Pears.
| bleached, -@-c for sliced; &C for quartered,
and 714@Sc for evaporated; Pears. un-
| bleached, -1-c for sliced and -tG-c for
| quartered; Figs, 495c for pressed ana 3&3Iac
| tor impressed; Prunes, 61a97c for small, Sc
| to sc for the four sizes and 912c for tine fifth
| size OF J0960s; pitted Plums, S@9c; un-
pitted Piums, ,-C9-c; bleached Peaches, 7(99c;
sun-drled Peaches, 1@6c . ID; Apncots, @
&C for Royal and &C for Moorparks;
| Grapes. &c . ID for hrsts and 1SGg1c F II for
RAISINS-London Layers, 81 25 to 81 so;
| loose Muscatel, 9oc@S1 10 in boxes and 31ata
| 41ac p b in sacks.
| NUTS-Chestnuts 7@IOc q ID; WaInuts. 50
! &c for hard shell, 90 for SOFT sheil, and C
? b for paper shell; Chile WalnuLs. SQyc;
| California Almonds, 15g16c for soft SMELL
! 7@Sc for hard shell and -@-c for paper
| shell; Peanuts, 4G41ac; Hickory Nuts, 5t96c;
| FIlberts, l0@103 Pecan, S@Ioc for rough
! and ll@121ac for polished Brazil Nuts, S1d
&c; Pine Nuts, 121a@13c y ID; Cocoanuts, 81
| @D5 2 hundred.
! H0NEY-Comb, 1O@12c; light amber. ex-
tracted 5G5bc; dark, 4z4c; water white ex-
tracted, 514g51sc q n.
! BEESN -AA-21@23c 2 10.
| BUTTER-Fancy creamery, 2192315c; fancy
dairy, 2O@21c; good to choice, 171Seg l sc;
common grades. 149I6c p b; Eastern, iadle-
| packed, 165$@171zc r 10.
! CHEESE-Cholce to fancy new, SA@91Sc;
! fair to good, 7@soc; Eastern ordinary 70 line
/ 11913c; do, fancy creamery, 14915c p d.
| EGGS-California ranch, 2O924c; store
| lots, 16@1yc , dozen, Eastern Eggs, 16@19c
| ? dozen.
! POULTRY-Live Turkeys-GobbIers, 16@
| 17c r u; Hens, 16G17c; BOOSTERS. S5g6 80
| for old and $500 so for young; Fryers, 50 so
/ O. so; Broilers. S2G3 so: Hens. So 50tG6 80;
| Ducks, old. S494 5O;young, S3g5; Geese, old,
( ST 25. (fOsiings Sl1l SO = lair: Pigeons