The record-union., 1893-06-07
Wheat Situation Depressed at San
Francisco.
Not a Very Promising Outlook for
Selling Interests in the
Barley Market.

quoted. Milling parcels show steadier feeling,
though there is wide range. The Barley
situation does not have promising outlook tor
the selling interest. Stocks in the State are
considerably larger than they were at the
same time last year, while there are good
harvest prospects for new crop, consignments
of which are now coming forward. Prices for
feed qualities are necessarily weak under such
circumstances. Old Brewing of really desir-
able quality is not over plentiful, and quota
lions for such stock are somewhat firm. The
Dat market Is a very dull one and stock does
not move OFF as quickly as holders would de-
sire. If trade does not improve, it is not I'M
likely that cones ssions on current figures VIII
be necessary to c cate some activity.
There is but little trading being done in
Hops, and prices keep easy at IA range OF 13c
TO loo q ID. IN reviewing the situation
Thomas Produce Report says: Eastern brew
ers being pretty well stocked and nearly all
of the Pacific Coast 1872 crop having gone
forward, there is not much inquiry here for
spot goods. There has been some little CON
tracing done at from 1214@15c, but even the
demand for futures Is limited. some reports
of vermin reached here from English planta-
tons but these were contradiCted later, the
long continued drought there having Deen
broken. New York reports show that the
weather there IS fine and forcing, with indica-
lions Tor a good crop reports from Wash
ington, Oregon and California indicate the
vine coming forward strongly and in a
healthy condition. Even the growers who
have planted new yards and expect small
crops therefrom, now look for a bigger first
years yield than was ever before known on
this coast"
There was a good demand for Vegetables of
all kinds this morning. Potatoes were steady.
! Onions were firm. Prices elsewhere are
steady.
The fresh fruit market is quiet. The mar
ket for Oranges is dull.
The Butter market is easy at quotations and
Stocks are plentiful. Fine ranch Eggs are
firm. Cheese is weak, with heavy supplies on
hand.
The Poultry market is dull, with heavy re-
ceipts Another carload OF Eastern is due to-
morrow.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Trade is N small proportions and
prices are anything but firm. We quote:
Net cash prices for Family Extras, 81 o
"a 20 q Dbl; Bakers Extras, $4@4 go;
Superline, 81 S0@3 20.
WHEAr-Stricuy fancy milling lots bring
as high as 81 36A, While some trade is salts
he'd with offerings that can be bought at
81 30@l 32% ell. Probably 81 80 would
BARI4E1-Feed, So 2@S354c q ctl for good
quality and o5c for choice; Brewing, 9Oc@
81 05 y ctl
OATS-Oats are selling 81 871l@1 As p
ctl for common to fair, and 81 5O@1 IS for
good TO choice; Gray, 81 1901 so; Black,
CORN Quotable at s1@1 o5 for Large
Yellow 81 O5@1 OH for Small Yellow and
CRACKED CORN-S24@25 p ton.
OILCAKE MEAL-$35 p ton.
CORNMEAL-Millersq quote feed at S23 80
@24 so > ton; line kinds for the table, in large
ana SHnb. p3 1E4ggS 2tl93@c 2 r.
SEEDS Mustard, Brown, -Q-c; Yellow,
&C; Canary, imported, S5@6 90 do Cali
fornia,-; Hemp, 4@4zsc = ID; Rape, So 25@
fornia and DC tor Utah. Flax, So p ctl.
DDL!NGS-S20@22 SO y ton.
HAAY.,WNShhteat, s9S11 so; W!ld oat, $50
Old stock is quotable as follows Wheat
and Dat, SS@13; Barley, $500 so; Cat,
S9@10; fair to choice Wheat. So 50@13 80;
S9@11 l; clover, S6@1O p ton.
STRAW-35@45 sc q bale.
HOPS-Prices range from 13@16c p H.
MILLSTUFFS-Ry Flour, SIC; Rye Meal
SC; Graham Flour, Sc; Oatmeal, 41ac; Oat
Groats, sc; Cracked Wheat, BIG; Buckwheat
Flour. &c; Pearl /, Barley, 30 nc ? n, Normal
fast Delight, SO 25 p case Of 2-dozen pack
ages.
BRAN-S16 5o@17 ton.
RYE-S1 12%91 161a p ell.
BUCkWHEAr-Bid, So Is; asked, So 35
. ctl.
al SIS; New Peerless, 81 25@I 80; New Bur-
banks, 81 9OG2; New Garnet Chiles, 81 500
l rs; Oregon Burbanks, 81 25@S2 so; Ore
gon Garnet Chiles, So p ctl.
ONIONS-S1@1 10 p ctl.
DRIED PEAS-Green, 81 1902; Blackeye
81 65@1 e; Niles, S2@2 90 2 ctl;
as rs; Pink, 81 30@2 SO; Red, So $50
2 95; Lima, So 9O&3 10; Pea, So 7Oa2 so:
Small White, $2>60@2 70; Large White,
VEGETABLES - Green Corn, 10000 a
dozen: String Beans, $1,000 for Los Angeles
and 4c to &c 2 Ii for Vacaville; Wax
p II; Cucumbers, z5c@s1 25 . box; Green
Peppers, 1O915c = n; Green Peas, Si@l 70
| g sack tor sweet and 2@21@c p ID for garden
and Alameda; Asparagus, 81 1901 so y box
| for No. l and 25@75 &c p box for No. ?;
Rhubarb, 35@95c y box; Los Angeles to-
matoes S494 90 3 box; Turnips, 81 p ell;
Beets, SOL = . y sack; Carrots, S5c0$l PSI
Caulitower, 65@65c y dozen; Dry Peppers
&C 4 u; Dry Okra, 15c 2 b.
FRESH FRUIr-Apples, 50@75c p box;
Sharpless and SS@13 for Longworth; Rasp-
berries, 6otgSoc; Gooseberries, 2@3c p ID;
Cherries, 25@6Oc for white, q SOS sc Tor Royal
Ann, and 35@75c p box for black; Cur
rants, S4@G y chest; Apricots, 6Uc0S1 .
box; Figs, 15g2Oc p ID: Cherry Plums 5U@75c
CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican Lines, S4@4 so;
California Lines, 5O@75c p box; Lemons
Sicily, $500 90; California Lemons, S1@1 50
! tor common and S2@3 for good to choice:
Bananas, 81 5000 so per bunch; Hawaiian
| Pineapples, 81 50@I; Mexican Pineapples,
So to - 2 dozen; riverside Naveis, 81 80
| as; Riverside Seedlings, S1@l so .
| BOX; San Bernardno Navels, S2m3; san
| BCinardno Seedlings, 81 5O@2 q box; Orc
| Vile Navels, q = box; OroVille Seedlings.
! ID n DON. Los Angeles NaVelS. S1GDl SO:
| Los Angeles Seedlings. 65c@$1; san Gabriel
Navels, 81 to 81 so; San Gabriel Seedlings,
65c@S1 y box.
DRIED FRUIT Dates. 415@5c; Apples,
sun-dried, qJartered, &C.; 90, sliced 7G
nc; do, eyapOrdted, in boxes, SIC to Zoe;
Pears, bleacned, 5@6c for sliced, 5000 Tor
quartered and SC ior evaporated; Pears. I'M
bleached, 39lc for sliced and 215@3c for
quartcred; Figs, 4@oc for pressed ana 3@3Lc
for impressed; Prunes, 7@Sc for small,
| 95LG95ac for the four sizes and Toe tor the
fifth Size OF 5On6Os: Ditted PlumS SlLMIILc.
unpitted Plums, 212g &c; bleached Peaches,
| S1aG10c; sun-dried Peaches, 1880 p b; Apri-
cots. 11@14c for Royal and 14ta15c Tor
( MoorparkS; Grapes, 2@0254c 3 h.
RAISINS-London Layers, 81 20 to 81 60;
| loose Muscatel, S1G1 25 in boxes ana $40
/ 412c 2 n in sacks.
6@7c tor hard shell, &C Tor soft shell
and &C r 70 tor paper shell; Chile Walnuts
| Sc &c; California Almonds, l414G1 Sc for soft
shell, 612971a for hard shell ana 15@16e for
paper shell; Peanuts, 3G4c; Hickory Nuts,
! 7@Sc; Filberts, 1o@l014c; Pecan, S@lOc for
small and 12@14c for large; Brazil Nuts,
s@9c; Pine Nuts, 1232@13c , ID; Coeoanuts,
HoNEY-Comb. 121z@13c; amber ex-
tracted, &C. dark, &C; water white, ex-
EXTRACTED 67295c n;
BEESW AA-20G2lc ? b.
! BUTTER - Fancy Creamery. 2O@21c:
! fancy dairy, 10000; good to choice, 17@
| 1o1ac; common grades 14@16c q ID.
! CHEESE-Cnoice TO fancy new, o14G9c; fair
| to good, 79Sc; Eastern, ordinary to fine
| 11@l3c; do, fancy creamery, 14@15 sc 2 b.
| EGGS - California ranch, 19@21c; store
lots, 15@l7c = doz; Eastern Eggs, 16@1715
/ 2 doz.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys-GobbIers. lea
17c n; Hens, 15c; BOOSTERS, So 50a6 50
for old and SSG10 for young; Fryers. S7@S;
tBroilers, s2 5o9S 50 for small and 81 5000
4 so; young, - 5O@5 90; Geese old, 81 rs;
GoSlings, 81 25@I n pair.
c,l fKoN iSI0Ns-k Eastern a1ams, 16@1614c;
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