The record-union., 1893-07-06
COMMERCIAL.
Nothing Doing in the Wheat Market
at San Francisco.
Better Feeling In Barley Offerings
of Oats Heavy, With a De-
cline in Prices.
SAN FRANCISCO. Julv 5th.

are necessarily of indefinite character. There
was better fee ing to the Barley market this
morning, though it is not expected to be last
! Ing. More or less spot Barley is wanted for
immediate shipment and prices have
strengthened a little under the inquiry. Just
as soon as this export demand is satisfied the
probabilities are that the market will lapse
again into former quetude, for time at least.
There is not much comfort in the situation
for holders of oats. Quotations were lowered
a few days ago with a view Of drawing out
custom, but no direct results followed. Offer
ings continue heavy and further reduction
was made to-day in the asking price OF some
| descriptions.
The arrivals of vegetables were light this
morning, with prices unchanged. Tomatoes
are more plentiful and values were shaded a
| little. Squash in heavy supply. Asparagus
Is getting scarce. Potatoes are steady. Onions
are firm.
The demand for fresh fruits was fair to-day.
The butter market is a shade easier, with
! prices unchanged. Choice ranch eggs are
| nrm. Cheese is dull.
The poultry market is quiet. Some Eastern
stock has been delivered. Prices opened
steady.
Produce Market.
| FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras
! 81 1904 20 p bbl; Bakers Extras, $4(g4 20;
WHEAT-No. L Wheat, 81 171a is an ex-
| treme figure Tor a fancy article. The inquiry
quotations easy at a range of 81 2o@1 25
BARLEY-Feed, 8o@814c p ell for good
quality quality and - 9721aS0394e for choice; Brewing,
OSTs-sHrprise, 81 4714@1 5a15; Milling,
81 45@l 90; iancy feed, 81 45@1 so; good
70 cholce, 81 1901 As; common TO fair,
81 1901 %; Gray, 81 3o@1 40; Black,
81 1O@1 20 = ctl.
.CQRN-Quotable at s1@1 o21a for Large
Yellow, 81 o5@1 OH for Small Yellow
and 81 1901 1214 = 81 tor White.
CRACKED COKN- -S24@25 q ton.
/ OILCAKE NEAL--S35 2 ton.
! CORNMEALs-Aillers quote feed at S23 so
to $24 so e ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large 1 and .qI454 small packages 259@33ac . ID.
SSIl5 CA0SPPED FEED-$1o 60@19 so = ton.
3@4c; Canary, imported S5@5 so; do Cali
fornia,- Hemp, 4@941sc . u; Rape, 80 25@
California and zoe tor Utah; Flax, SO = ctI
MIDDLINti iS-S2O922 so p ton.
MILLSTUFfS-Rye Flour. 31&c; Rye Meal,
| Groats, sc; Cracked Wheat SIC; 'Buckwheat
| Flour, sc; Pearl Barley, 414Qu419c = b; Nor
mai Nutriment So 2 case of l dozen cans;
Breakfast Delight, So 20 q case of 2 dozen
| packages.
BRAN-s16 5o@17 aton.
R1E-S1 027aG1 "a @ ctl.
! UCKWHEAT-S2 IS a ctl
GROUND BARLEY -SI9@I9 5oSt ton
ONlONS-Reds, 4O@5Oc; Silverskins. 81
! 4S1 25 q ctI.
DRIED PEAS-Green, 81 rs to So; Black
eye, 81 65@1 75; Niles, S2@2 20 {. ctl.
BEANS-Bayos, So 60@2 70; Butter, So 75
to 50; Pink, 80 75g2 50; Red, 50 1892 90;
| Lima, 81 1908; Pea, 50 7OD2 so; Small
White, 81 6O92 7Oi Large White So 90 to
50 80 q ctl
PoTATOEs-Or Ordinary kinds of new sell
in sacks at 6o@8Oc q ctl. New Early
Rose, bxs, S5c@S1; New Burbanks, 75c@
| 81 25 p ctl.
HAY-Wire-bound Hay sells at S1@2 p ton
less than the figures given. Wheat, S9@13 3;
/ Wheat and Oat, S9@11; Wild Oat, S7@9;
Alfalfa, So@1O 80; Clover So@1o; Barley,
| S7@9; compressed, $S@1O p ton.
STKAW-4O@5Oc 2 bale.
H0PSmOld. 14@l7c; new, 15@IGc h.
VEGETABLES Green Okra, 15c d ID:
6S15o M Liant doze@ 2oS25G IoP Reid p a65 Green G9p
| ior sweet; Bay Corn, 25@2714c . dozen; Green
Peas, 214c p b; String Beans, 2@4c r ID;
10; Winters summer Squash 25@25c q box;
Alameda Summer squash, 6OG75c y box;
C9cumbers, 25@35c p box tor ordinary and
/ p il; Rhub arb, ,5o975c p box; Tomatoes. 75c@
! 81 = box; Turnips, 81 = ctl; Beets. Sl@
l 20 2 sack; Carrots, 45c@50c; Cabbage, COG
! zoe dozeni Dry Peppers, SC . ID; Dry Okra,
FRESH FRUITzApples, green. -25@5oe p
SOC 2 box and bskt; Strawberries, So 500
| . p chest for Sharpiess and $5aS tor
Longworth; Raspberries, S3@$4 so p
5o@5oc for white 5o@65c SS e f for onffo!gsi Royai
Ann, and 40965c for black; Cherries
IN aa6c bulk 8S4c 2 p b,ac for Royal Ann, and
8 90 p chest; Royal Apricots, 35@60c
q box, and 25@5oc p bskt; do to can
., ners, 40 l13c q y; Figs, 25@5Oc p box for
! Plums, 25@50c y drawer; Peaches 40@9Oc d
! box and O5c@S1 p bskt; BlackDerries
$500 p chest; Plums, 35@75c p box, as to
CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican Lines, S3 5oa4;
| California Lines, 50@7 sc y box; Lemons, Sic
| lily, %; California Lemons 81 25@l rs for
common and S3@4 for good to choice; Ba-
apples, 81 50@4; Mexican Pineappies,
| S3@4 U doz; Oranges, 5Oc@S1 25 y box
for seedlings and 81 5O02 50 for Navels
| DRIED FRUIT-We quote as follows: Dates.
| 47a@5c; Apples, sun-dried, quartered, -c0-c;
do, sliced, O.; DO, .evaporated, IN boxes,
| $4,000; Pears, bleached, -@-c for sliced, C
| for quartered, and S@S1zc tor evaporated;
Pears, unbleached, &C for sliced and
| -@-cfor quartered; Figs, 495c for pressed and
| 3@31ac for impressed; Prunes, 1@71c for
| small, S@9c for the four sizes and 9Ic TOR the
fifth size OF 5o960s; pitted PluIns. S@9c;
unpitted Plums, -9-c; bleached Peaches,
| 7@9c; sun-dried Peaches, 5@7c p ID; Apricots
11@14c for Royal and 14@15c for Moor
parks; Grapes, &c y II for tirsts and 1a91c p ID
RAISINs-London Layers, 81 25@1 so;
loose Muscatel, 9oc@S1 10 in boxes and 3%
| @414c p 10 in sacks.
NUTS -Chestnuts, &c to 1Oc II; waInuts,
| o@7e tor hard Shell, -9-c tor soft shell and
&C 2 ID for paper shell; Chile Walnuts, 5@6c;
| California Almonds, 15@16c for soft shell
! T@oc for hard shell and &C for paper
SHE'LL Peanuts, 49415c; Hickory Nuts. 517c:
Fnberts, DC to 1O12c; Pecan, S91Oc for rough
and 11@i23ac lor polished; Brazil Nuts,
! S@9c; Pine Nuts, 1219G13c p Il: Cocoanuts
S4@S5 q hundred.
HoNEl-Como. 12c; amber. extracted, sc;
| dark, dc; water white, extracted, SIC p b.
| BEESWAX-19921c p n.
! BUTTER-Fancy creamery 2O62lc:
fancy dairy, 10000; good to choice 179
| 1S1ac; common grades. 14@l6 ? ID; Eastern
] ladle-packed, 16@17c p 10.
! ChEESE-Cholce to fancy new, S@9c; fair
| TO good, 79T &C. Eastern, ordinary to fine
| 11gl3 Sc; do, fancy creamery, 14@1 &C p Ii.
EGGS-Callfornla ranch, 21G24c; store lots
10000 p doz; Eastern Eggs, 161a9171ac p
| doz
! POULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblers, 100
zoe p 10; Hens, 19@2Oc; BOOSTERS, $500 tor
old and SOB for young; Fryers, $685.
! Broilers, S2@3 for small and SI@5 for large;
! Hens, 50 50@6; Ducks, old, S4@4 so; young
! S495; Geese, old, 81 25; Goslings, / 25@
81 20 ? pair; Pigeons, young, 81 - p dozen.
/ PRONISlONS-EaSterE Hams, 100 SIC;
California Hams, 15@151ac; Eastern Break
fast Bacon, 16G17c; California Bacon heavy
medium, 3G1314c; do light, 1461l415c; do ex-
ira light 15@@l6c = n; Pork. extra prime,
Sl6@l6 90; DO, prime mess, S11@IS: do
mess, S23@24; do, clear, S25926; UO extra
! clear, S26927 p bbt; Pigs Feet SI2 SO a
bbli Beef, mess, bbls. 81 5o@s; do, extra mess,
! bbls, IS 50G9, do, family, S11@12 q Dbl: ex-
ira 10, SIP 5O913 = Dbl; do. smoked, I0150
| lie; Eastern Lard, tierces, 1OaIO16c: do
| prime steam, 13c; ION pals. 14c; On II C:
] 3-n, 14Ac; California, 1O-b tins, 12@1255c;
| do, on. 1910 Sc; do, kegs, 1870; DO. 2O-b
! buckets, 13c compound, CSC for tierces and
| 1Oc for hi bbs.
| WOOL-Nothing doing while the prospects
| are not favorable for active movement in the
near future Quotations altogether nominal
! We quote spring:
California, years fleece. ........... 901Oc
Do, 3 TO 9m12
] DO. FoOLhill l........... IOm13
4 Do, Northern I2mI4
| DO, extra Humboldt and Mendoclno l41I5