The record-union., 1893-05-24
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat Market Quiet = Buyers MOI
Disposed 10 Purchase Much.
Spot Barley Maintains It's Price With
Continued Demand for Ship
ment-Oats Firm.

! SAN FRANCISCO, May 23d.
| The Wheat market is Il very quiet one. Buy
| ers are not disposed to purchase much ahead,
| row that the new harvest is so near, while
! sellers are quite content to await results. The
condition Of things is not likely to change for
the next month. Barley maintains its price
pretty well, so far as spot business is con
cerned Offerings are not particularly free
and there is no marked desire to sell at any
concessions on asking rates. There is contin-
ued demand tor shipment. though movement
OF such character is not of the same magni-
tude as it was a short while ago. Local Gus
tom is also fairly good. The market, there
| FORE is kept in comfortable motion There is
strong holding in Cats, and buyers have the
situation against them. For the next month
or SO the outlook is likely to keep promising
for sellers. Trade IS slow, as purchases are
made only as necessities arise.
There was few changes in Vegetables to-
day. Business was fair. The Potato market
holds very firm for Old. Onions are weaker
Peas are more firmly held
The market for fresh Fruits is fairly active
The receipts were 47sR chests of Strawber-
! rleS, 90 boxes GOOSeberries and 1852 boxes
cherries. The citrus fruit market is quiet
with prices steady.
There was disposition 10 sell Butter ap-
parent Unis morning but prices showed no
change. Eggs were steady, but choice stock
commands top prices. Cheese is weak
The Poultry market was weak and receipts
We're light The demand was not heavy
Game is dull.
Produce Market.
FLOUR.-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
tras, 81 1904 90 h bbl Bakers Extras, 81
"a 90; Superfine, So SO@3 20.
WHEAT-Shlpping is quotable at 81 271@
v ell as full figure for standard quality
with 81 2S54 for choice article. The demand
for milling Wheat is moderate with quota
| tions steady, al range OF 81 32%Q1 371
p ctl
BARLEY-Feed, s5@s715c . ctl for good
quality and 6s54c to SEC for choice; Brewing,
OATS-Q quotations for White oats range
from II 10 for lair to 81 75 + ctl tor choice;
Gray, 81 35@1 40; Black, 81 25@l 35 2 ell.
CORN-Quolablc at 81 06l4 for Large Vel
low. 81 loo ia for Small Yellow and
81 l7la@1 20 T. ctl for White
CRACKED CORN-S25 5o@26 so p ton.
OILCAKE MEAL-S35 q ton
CORNMEAL-MllIers quote feed at S24 so
to s25 so y ton; fine kinds for the table, in
larff rH5PPisn 9pq small lrP9f rP99fekaSes 2t1@354s H.
o c; Canary, imported, s5@5 SO; do Si52T, Cali
tornia,-; Hemp, 4@4lsc = ID; Rape, So goo
30; }iri Timothy ~ nc - NJ Alfalfa, &C n for
MIDDLINGS-$2O 5o@42 . ton.
HAY-Wheat and Oat, $50 3: Barley, SS@
9 90; Oat, Sa@1o; fair TO choice Wheat,
80 5o@14; compressed, 81 5o@I1; stock
So@7; Alfalfa. S9@11; Glover, $6@IO z ton.
S7TRAW-$5g 7;Ii;A, SC 2 bale.
Sc; Graham Flour, &c; Oatmeal, 419c; Oat
Groats, &c; Cracked Wheat, 312c Buckwheat
Flour sc; Pearl Barley, 449f15c = Ii.
BRAN-S16 5O@17 y ton.
RYE-$1 l ) u ctl.
BUCK KWHEAr-Nominal at S2@2 so gctl.
GROUND DBARLEY-S1 S@19 = ton.
POrATOES-New Early Rose selling at
81 20; New Burbanks, So so q ctl. Old crop
oregon are firm at range OF 81 50@2 rs
for Burbanks and 50 Garnet Chiles.
ONlONS-Quotable at 10000 p ctl
| DRIED PEAS-Green, 81 75@2; Blackeve
nominal; 3Ia.1 Niles, s2@2 25 = Fctl.
2 %; Lima So 9O@3 10; Pea So 70@2 So:
small White, 81 6o@2 20; Large White,
50 GOG2 20 A ctl.
NEGErABLES-String Beans, 4@7c for
Los Angeles. and S&1oc ? h for NacaviIle;
Wax Beans, 7@1oc q ID; Summer Squash,
go g1oc q ID; Cucumbers, 50c@S1 . doz Green
81 z sack for sweet and 215@2J5c p ID for gar
den; Asparagus, $ 25@1 so 2 box for No. /
and 50c@S1 p box for No. Q; Rhubarb,
35g75c q box; Turnips, 81 2 ctl; Beets; 75c =
sack; Carrots, feed, 1O@5oc; Cabbage,
| 75@S0c; Garlic, 1@1c p 10; Caulhower
50@65c y doz; Dry Peppers, sc . IL: Dry
| FRESH FKUIT-Apples, 5oc@Si for COM
mon, 81 25@1 90 Tor good to choice, and 81 75
2 box for fancy; Strawberries, 81 5000 p
chest for Sharpless and 5000 TOR Longworth;
Raspberries, 65@o5c Gooseberries, 3695c \ b;
Cherries, 25c9S1 for white and 4Oc9S1 rs
q box TOR black.
CITRUS SFRUIT-Mexican Lines, S4a4 so;
California Lines, 5o@75c p box; Lemons,
Sicily, 81 50@5; California Lemons, SI@1 so
for common anu S293 Tor good to choice; Ba-
| nanas, S1@2 = bunch; Hawaiian Pineapples.
S3G6; Mexican Pineapples, So 5o@6
Y dozen; Riverside Navels. 3 5OG2 25; Riv-
erside Seedlings, 75caS1 25 r box; san Ber-
nardino Navels, S2@2 so; san Bernardmo
Seedlings, Slgl so 4 box; OroviIle Navels.
% p box; Uroyille seedlings, "a "A box;
Los Angeles Navels, S1@1 so; Los Angeles
Seedlings, z5c@SI; san Gabriel Navels, S1@
l so; san Gabriel Seedlings, 75c6esI = box
DRIED FRUII-Dates, 41a@5c; Apples,
! sun-dried, quartered, 6@G1ac; do, sliced, Ga.
SIC; do, evaporated, in boxes, 991Oc; Pears,
! bleached, 0g6c for sliced, Bose for quartered
and &C for eTaporated; Pears, unbIeached. "a
4c for sliced and 2%G3c for quartered; Figs,
| 40 &c tor pressed and 3@313c for Impressed;
Prunes, 7149S58c for small, 93zQ 015c tor the
four sizes and 1Cc for the fifth size OF 5OG COS;
pitted Pluns, .o39g91ac unpitted Plums. ~
@5c; bleached Peaches. 9@l1c; sun-dri1d
Peaches. 79sc y ID; Apricots. Il91Ic for
Royals and 15@1Gc for Moorpartsi Grapes,
2@254c 2 n.
iNS-London Layers, 81 25@l so.
| loose Muscatels, S1@1 rs in boxes ana $40
414c y ID in sacks.
NUrs-Chestnuts. 7@Ioc p 10; WaInuts, G
&c for hard shell l 10l &c for soft smell and
&C 2 ID for paper shell; Chile Walnuts, 6@7c;
California Almonds, 1870 Sc for soft smell,
654g714c for hard shell, and 13@15c for paper
shell; Peanuts, 3@4c; Hickory Nuts fmst:
Filberts, 20 0c; Pecan, sal Oc for small and
14@16c for large; Brazil Nuts S@yc; Pine
Nuts, 12L91 Sc: CocOanuts. S495 = 100.
HONEI-Amber, extracted, &c: dark, @
C; water whit extracted, zee 10.
BEESW WAX-25a27 q ID.
BUTTER - Fancy creamery, 21@22c;
fancy dairy, 19G20c; good to cnoice 100
1S54c; common grades. 5GI7c 2 ID.
CHEESE-CaOice TO fancy new, 9IIa Oc.
fair to good. sG9c; Eastern, ordinary to fine
11@13c; Go, fancy creamery, 1915 = 10
EGGS-Calitornia ranch, ds@2Oc; store
lots, 16@l7c "a dozen; Eastern Eggs, 10
1756c p dozen.
POULrRY-Live Turkpys-Gobbler ia
1sc p b.. Hens, 16c; BOOSTERS, So 500
8 80 for old, and SSG10 for young; Frycrs, 81
GS, Broilers, So JOg3 so for small ana 81 so
g6 for large; Hens, S6G7 so: Ducks old
S1@4 80; young, - 10 So; s5eese old, ST 25
Goslings, 81 20 10 81 80 p palr
PRONISIONS-Eastern Hams. 17@I7Ic
California Hams 1o@I6Lc; Eastern Break
fast Bacon, 169l7c; California Bacon. heavy
and medium, lac; do, lgnt. 141za16c; do.
extra light, 17@15Hc z ID; Pork. extra
prime, S16@16 80; 10, prime mes, Sl7@
Is; do, mess, S23@24; co, clear, S25 to 20:
do, extra clear. S26@27 = Dbl; Pigs Feet
S12 so p Dbl; Beet, mess, bOls 81 5O4s: do.
extra mess. bbls, - 5099; DO, family, SlI
to II ? bbi; extra do, S12 5O@l3 y bbI.
do, smoked, 10L911c; Eastern Lard. tierces
1Oc to 1OjSc; do, prime steam, 13c; 1O-h
pals, 14c 5-b, lac; Bib, 14Ac; California.
1O-D tins, 12G12;zc; do, SIN, 121%6313c: DO
kegs I3lLc- do pO-S DucEefS I %. com r.oI,,5'