The record-union., 1893-10-14
The Wheat Market at San Francisco
Continues Very Dull.
Movement in Feed Descriptions of Bar
ley Not of Large Volume, Though
Offerings are Liberal
SAX FRANCISCO. october / 9Th

ment, but much business in this way is trans
acted at interior points, and therefore has no
perceptible effect on local trade.
In speaking of Hops the Commercial Nel0S
says: San easier tone has prevailed since
last report, due to bearish news from the
East, and for several days supplies might
have been secured upon terms more favorable
to the buyer. More recently, however, the
tendency has improved slightly, and under q
better inquiry this decline has been arrested
sales of medium at 1S4c q ID being evidence
that the range of 10000 p ID is reasonable in
| the absence of transactions in choice. The
Eastern markets have ruled dull. but at the
close holders seemed less desirous of meeting
| the market at a decline, the belief being that
the present dullness is temporary
Grapes continue to come in very freely In
all varieties, and the result is that the marker
! is overcrowded. Receipts this morning Were
particularly heavy for black and white Mus
cats. Tokay and Rose Peru. The demand is
only moderate, and the result is that dealers
| are left with large stocks on their hands.
Apples continue to come in in plentiful sup
ply, but most of the shipments are OF poor
stock. Good stocks, in fact, are very scarce,
and the demand for them is consequently
good.
The demand for Poultry this morning was
light, Hens and Broilers seeming to be the
| only varieties for which there was any call.
Two Eastern Carloads arrived yesterday,
which had rather depressing effect onthe
market.
Eggs are coming in slowly, but the demand
for California products is small, the trade
seeming to run TO the Eastern article.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
So 65@3 rs p bbl; Bakers Extras, So 500
3 60; Superhne, SO 6o@2 80.
WHEAT-Quotable at 81 O14@1 O2@ y
ctl for No. l White Wheat and 81 03A for
choice. Lots suitable for milling purposes
are held at 81 05@10 IN ctl.
BAkEEY-Feed, 621aQ671ac p ctl for fair to
good quality, and 6SA@7Oc tor choice; brew
standard quality and 10000 for lower
OATS ad7 Milling e. 81 1891 Jog 90 z7 sqrprlse:
good to choice. 81 05@1 10; common to fair,
81 05; Gray, 95c@S1 05 p ctl.
CORN-QuotabIe at 90@921ac q ctl for all
kinds.
BRAN-S17@1S per ton.
HAY-PrOspectSa are little more promising
for sellers. Receipts are smaller and prices are
steadier. Wire-bound hay sells at Sl@2 p ton
less than rope-bound Hay Following are
wholesale city prices for rope-bound Hay:
Wheat, S9@13; Wheat and oat, S9@11 80:
Wild Oat, $S@10 80: Alfalfa, 5000;
lover, $500 so; Barley, $S@9 so; COM
Crossed, SS 5O@11 90; Stock. $6@7 so p ton.
p STRAW-3 5945c q bale.
HOPS-16@20c p ID,
RYE-S0@ size = ctl.
BUCK WHEAT-S1 25@1 35 p ctI.
GROUND BARLEY-S17@1sR p ton.
POTATOES-Garnet Chiles, 40@5oc; Early
River Red, 40@50c; salinas Burbanks, Cog
SOC 2 ctl; Sweets, 5c@S1 p ctl.
ONIONS-6 -65c@S1 05 p ctl; Pickle Onions,
5O@60c p sack.
BEANS-Bayos, 81 5o@1 90; Butter, So 20
@2 40; Pink, S2@2 10; Red, So 1902 20;
Lima, So 25@2 80; Pea, S2@2 10; Small
White, S2@2 10; Large White, 81 1901 80
VEGETABLFS-Gre Okra. 5o@65c %
box; Egg Plant, 25@40c p box; Green Corn,
6O@75c p sack; Alameda Corn, 81 50G1 70 q
1@2c 2 ID; Lima Beans, 21a@3c p ID; Summer
squash, 25@50c p box; MarroWfat Squash,
S6@S p ton; Cucumbers, 25@35c D box;
Pickles, 81 25@1 80 for No. l and 6O@75c p
ctI for No 2; Green Peppers, 100000 p box for
Chiles and 100000 for Bell; River Tomatoes,
2O@35c for large boxes; Turnips 75c p ctI;
Beets, 75c@$1 o sack; Parsnips, 81 25 p ct;
1@115c p 10; Caulitlower, 6O@7Oc p dozen;
Dry Peppers, sc 2 d; Dry Okra, 15c . ID.
FRESH FRUIT-Apples, 60@9Oc p box for
fair Pears, 25@5oc box for COM
mon and 75@yoc for choice; Ounces,
25@5Oc p box; Pomegranates, 50@
75c q box; Strawberries, So 50@6; Raspber-
Huckleberries, 4@6c p ID; Cantaloupes 40
@75c 2 crate; Nutmeg Melons, 25@40c p
box; Watermelons $4@6 y 100; Crabapples,
3O@50c p box; Cranberries, So 5o@S p bbl.
GRAPES -Sweetwater, 25@30c; Muscat,
25@35c; Malaga, 2O@35c; Black, 2O@35c;
Tokay, 25@40c p box; Isabella, 25@50c; Tin
fandel Wine Grapes, $1o@13 p ton; White
Grapes, $10@12 p ton.
CITRUS FRUIT-Me8ican Lines, So so to
81 p box; Lemons, Sicily, @; Austria
liam Lemons, 81 25@1 90 p box; California
good to choice; Oranges, 81 50@2 p box; Ba-
nanas, 81 50@2 so 2 bunch; Hawaiian Pine
apples, S2@4; Mexican Pineapples, 1904 p
dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples. .31604c % ID for
quartered, 4@5c p ID for sliced and 79Sc for
evaporated; Pears, 6@6c p % for bIeached
Peaches, 612@Sc; sun-dried Peaches. 5@6c:
Apricots, Moorparks, 11@12c; do, Royals,
10@11c for bleached, and 6@7c for sun
dried: Prunes, 434@5c p b for the four sizes;
Plums, $1,000 for pitted and 2@3c for un-
ptted; Figs, 4@5c for pressed and 2@315c for
impressed; White Nectarines. 5@7c; Red Nee
tarines, 5@6c p II.
RAISINS-Qu uotabea as follows: London lay
ers, 81 25@1 so; loose Muscatels. in boxes,
81 10Q1 25: clusters, 81 1902; loose Musca-
tells, in sacks, 354@4c p ID for three-crown,
3A@334c for two-crown; dried Grapes 214@
BUTTER = Fancy creamery, 32@83c;
fancy dairy, 2S@31c; good to choice, 25@
2774c; common grades, 19@24c p n; picked
packed, 17@1Sc 2 ID.
CHEESE~Choice to fancy new, 1o@l115c;
fair to good, 7@9c; Eastern ordinary TO tine,
l1@1 &c p d.
EGGS Supplies are moderate only, caus-
ing strong tone to prices WeI quote:
California ranch 321a@3S1ac; store lots 221S
@31c q dozen; Eastern Eggs, 24@26e .
dozen.
POULTRY-Live TurkeyS-Gobblers, 10
@20c p tb Hens. 17@1Sc; BOOSTERS $5@5 90
for old and So 50@5 for young; Fryers, So so
Oh Broilers, S2@3; Hens. 5000; Ducks, old,
So 50@4; young, S4@5; Geese, 81 25@1 rs p
pair: Pigeons, 81 25@1 so p dozen.
GAME-Quail, S1@1 25 2 doz; Mallard,
S4@5: Widgeon, 81 1902; Teal, 5000 so;
sprigs So 5O@3; small Ducks, $1@1 25;
Gray Geese, S2@2 25; English Snipe 81 25
p dozen; Common Snipe, 50@75e p dozen;
Hare, $1@1 %; Rabbits, 81 25@1 90 p
dozen.