The record-union., 1893-05-26
COMMERCIAL.
The Wheat Market at San Francisco
Without Change.
Fair Amount of Business in Barley
Strong Holding the Feature
in Oats.
in Oats.

terest. Movement is slow and is likely TO
keep In that condition for awhile. There is
only fair amount of business dc ..g in Bar
ley, though dealers are hopeful of better de-
mand as time moves along. Strong holding
Is still the feature in Oats, and in Corn the
situation is against sellers, with trade very
dull. The market is well stocked with Hay
for the moment.
The promise OF increased receipts of new
crop Potatoes in the near future gives an
easier tone in prices. onions are gradually
declining in price, and all kinds OF Negeta-
bles come in for fair share of attention.
The market is we'll supplied with summer
Fruits. Cherries are lower; Strawberries are
steady. The citrus market is steady with
light demand tor Oranges. The first Figs of
the season are i'll market.
The Butter market is weak, and prices
shaded for even fancy grades. Eggs are quiet
and Cheese weak.
The Poultry market is quiet with choice
hens scarce and small broiiers hard to SELL
Ducks are easier, with u carload of Eastern
arrived
Produce Market.
FLOUR.-Net cash prices for Family En-
tras, 81 1901 20 81 bbl; Bakers Extras, 81
Cd 90; Superffne, 50 SU@3 20.
WHEAT-Quotable at 81 2614 D ctl tor n o.
l shipping, with 81 271a Ior choice o1ieri ngs.
Milling grades are unchanged at 81 3234@
BAKLEY-Feed, s59s6Ac p ctl for good
quality and o71ac for choice; Brewing, 95c@
81 % t. ctl.
| from 81 10 for tair 10 81 70 d ctl for choice;
Gray, 81 35@1 As; Black, 81 25@1 80 p ctl.
COKN-Quotable at 81 O614 for Large Yel-
low, 81 104 liz for Small Yellow and
81 1901 20 = eli for White
CRACKED COHN-S25 50@26 so a ton.
OILCAKE MEAL-$35 u ton.
CORNMEAL-MilIers quote feed at S24 90
to S25 so y ton; fine kinds for the table, in
CHOPPED FEED-$i6 50@IH55 90 = ton.
@ c; Canary, imported, S5@5 80; do Cali
fornia,- Hemp, 4@4l sc y ID; Rape, 81 259
90; i(jrn Timothy McR ~ NJ Alfalfa, &c n for
MIDDLINGS-S2O 5O0&2 = ton.
STRAW-35@46c Z bale.
HOPS-15@1 SC 2 ID.
HAY1Wheat ana oat, s8@13; Barley, $50
so; Cat, SsG10; fair 70 choice Wheat,
81 5O@l4; compressed, 81 5O@11; stock,
S6@7; Alfalfa, $9g11; Glover, Se@IO = ton.
MILLST Ft'S-Bye Flour, 319c; Rye Meal,
SC; Graham Flour, Sc; Oatmeal, 414c; Oat
Groats sc; Cracked Wheat, 315c; Buckwheat
Flour, sc; Pearl Barley, 414gf4sc y ID.
BRAN-Sl6 50@l7 2 ton.
REE-S31 i 4 ell.
| BUCkW WHEAl-Nominal at S2@2 SO gctl.
| GROUND BARLEY-SI SOL y ton.
! POTATOES-Early Rose. bXs. S2@2 25;
River Burbanks, 81 50@2 so T. ctl. OIu crop
| Oregon are Hrnl at Il range OF 81 50@2 Z 3
for Burbanks and $2@2 : Tor Garnet Chiles.
ONIONS-OO0S soc z ctI.
DRIED PTAS-Green, 81 1902; Blackeye
nominal; Niles, S2@2 25 = cti.
BEANS--Bayos, - S0@2 80; Butter, SO
@3 20; Pink, ~ 80@2 30; Red, So $50
2 50; Lima, So 90@3 10; Pea, So 7O@2 SO:
small White 50 6o@2 20; Large White,
50 OOd2 20 = ell.
VEGETABLES-String Beans, 3@5c for
Los Angeles. and S(d1Oc +. b for Nucaville;
Wax Beans 7Gl0c p II; Summer Squash,
9@1Uc q 10; Cucumbers 400 sc p doZ: Green
Peppers, 3o@35 . II; Green Feas, 75c to
81 = sack for sweet and 2U2I5c p 10 for gar
zen; Asparagus. 81 1901 80 p box for No. l
and 5Ol @Si p box for No. >; Rhubarb,
3G@75c p box; Turnips, $ Z ctl; Beets, sc =
sack Carrots, feed, 40@5Oc; Cabbage,
| SOC Coo 2 doz; Dry Peppers, sc = ID: Dry
Olra, sc p ID.
mon, Sl 25@1 so for good to choices e,andS1 IS
e box Tor fancy; Strawberries, S5@7 2
caest for Sharpless and S6G . tor LOngwOrth;
Raspberries. 65G sc; Gooseberrics, 614c = h;
Cherries, 25c@S1 for white and 40cdSl 70
p box Tor black; Currants, 75c@S1 z drawer.
CITRUS SFRUIT-MexIcan Lines, S4Q4 so;
California LINES, 5o@7 DC p box; Lemons.
Sicily, 81 50@5; California Lemons, $l@1 so
for common ana $2@3 for good to choice; Ba-
nanas, S1@2 y buncn; Hawaiian Pineappes,
S5N6; Mexican Ffneapples, 50 5O96
p dozen; Riverside Nayels, 81 50@2 %; Riv-
erside seedlings, 30c@S1 20 q box; san Ber-
nardinO NaVels, $2@2 so; San BeruardlnO
Seedlings, S1@1 80 q box; Oroville Navels,
ID box; Oroville Seedlings, q r box;
Los Angeles NaveIs, $1@1 so; Los Angeles
Seedlings, 75c@Sl; san Gabriel Navels, $40
1 80; san Gabriel Seedlings, 75c@31 2 box.
DRIED FRUIT-Datcs 4%@5c; Apples
sun-drted, quarteIed, U@616c; do, Sliced Ga,
61@c: do, evaporated, in boxes, 9@1Oc; Pears
bleached, 506c for sliced, 3@5c for Quartered
and sc for eva pOrated; Pears, unbIcached 30
4c for sliced and 2Rd3c for quartered; Figs,
4g5c for pressed and 39319c for unpressed;
Prunes, 712GS14c for small, $685. Tor the
four sizes and 1Uc for the fifth size OF 5OG6Os;
pitted Plums, S1ag9Ic; unpitted Plums, 20
q &C. bleached Peaches. 9@l1c; sun-dried
Peaches. 79gc p b; Apricots. 11Q14c for
Royals and l5@16c for NIoorparks; Grapes,
RAfsiNS-London Layers, 81 25@1 60;
loose Muscatels, Sl@l 25 in boxes and $40
415c q 10 in sacks.
NU;Ts-Chestnuts, 7@1oc 2 ID; Walnuts
@7c for hard shell. 11@13c for soft shell and
C r ID for paper shell; Chile Walnuts, 6@7c;
California Almonds, 1315@15c for SOFT shell
61.@71ac for hard shell, and 1904 sc for paper
shell; Peanuts, 3te4c; Hickory Nuts, 7@sc;
Filberts, ga I 0c; Pecan, s@10c for small and
14@16c for large; Brazil Nuts, St0Jc Pine
Nuts, 121a@1 Sc; Cocoanuts. S4@5 300.
HONEH-Comb, &C; Amber, extracted
e: dark, -@-c; water white extracted,
1B3fEfESWAx-a6@a7c 1B3f ? h.
BUTTER Fancy creamery, 21@22c;
fancy dairy, 10000; good to choice, 1714@
1S13c; common grades, l5@17c z tb.
CHEESE-Choice to fancy new, 914@ 1Oc;
fair to good. o@9c; Eastern, ordinary to tne,
11@13c; do, fancy creamery, 14@15c . Ii.
EGGS-Californla ranch, IS@I9c; store
171ac y dozen.
P6ULTRY-Live Turleys-Gobbllrs, ia
1sc ? b; Hens, 16c; Roosters, S5 800
6 so for Old and So@lO for young; Fryers, ) !
@S, Broiers, So 5oG3 so for small and 81 so
as for large; Hens, S6G7 so: Ducks old,
S4@4 SO; young, 50 10 So; Geese, old, 81 20;
GAME-NOminal.
PRONISIONS-Eastern Hams. 17@17I5c;
California Hams: 16@i6Lc; Eastern Break
f,at Bacon, 169l7c; California Bacon. heavy
and medium, lie; do, light. 141z@16c; do,
prime, S16@16 SO; do, prime mess sl7@
Go, extra clear, S26@27 ? Dbl; Pigs Feet
S12 so q bbl; Beef, mess, bbls, 81 509S; do,
extra mess, bbls, So 5oq9; DO, family, Sl1
to II Z Dbl; extra do, .Sl2 50&13 2 bbl;
do, smoked, 10XG11c; Eastern Lard. tierces,
10c to 101Sc; do, prime steam, 13c; 1O-b
pals, 14c 5-b, 14Kc; 3-b, 14}sc; California,
kegs, 1313c; do, goa buckets, &c; compound,
9%c for tierces and oc Tor hi bbls.
WOOI-We quote spring:
Nevada, choice z 14&15c
San Joaquin and Southern, years
Do. O.? Short Wools ,ilt,,,,',,,I9 9g 9tg 3c tc
Do, very poor and shrin<y. lOq11c
Do, Foothil, good to choice. l3@l6c
HIDES AND SKINS-Quotable as follows:
Heavy Steers, 57ibs up, q b, 714@~c 6 @6Ic
Medium Steers 46 to Sc rs, 6 6615 415@5
Light. az TO ~ Ds...............41&G5 3M94
NUA goa > 4412
O. o.
Kips l 7 to 80 lbs bg...............4 4Iz@- 3 M3%
y cal Skins, ! 0 to Il Ios......~6KS- 4 @4K
Dry Hides. usual selection. 9c: Dry Kips, sc g
ID; Calf skins, do. 9G914c; Gull Hides, Kip
and Calf, e@614c; Pelts, shearlings, 10@25c
each; do short, 4oG7oc each; do, medium,
7o@90e each; DO long VOL, 90c@S1 40 each;
Deer Skins summer, 3715c; do good medium
30G 321ac: do winter, 2OG25c p n; Goat
skins. $50 soc apiece for prime to perfect. 10
&25c for dmm4gcd. and Ia LOG each for kIds