The record-union., 1893-11-15
COMMERCIAL.
Outlook for Wheat Sellers Not Very
Encouraging.
The Barley Market Soft, With No Pros
pect for Immediate Inn
provement.
SAN FRANCISCO. November 18th.


Wheat prices continue weak, and the Inn
mediate outlook is not encouraging for sellers.
There is no pressing demand on shipping &C
count though exporters are apparently VIII
ing to take about all desirable offerings at
current rates The Barley market has been
soft for several days and there seems no pros
pect for any immediate improvement. Prices
are considered low enough TO invite much
trading on SPECTATORS account, but, some
how, buyers keep in the background, and the
market moves along in more or less sluggish
fashion. Receipts of Oats Of late have been of
rather liberal volume, but prices have held up
we'll while the market as a whole shows
healthy tone.
The Vegetable market opened steady this
morning, with business dull. Potatoes are IN
heavy receipt, with prices unchanged. Onions
are firm.
The Fresh Fruit market is quiet. Oranges,
the first of the season, have arrived from Oro-
vile. Grapes are plentiful and prices are
weak.
The Butter market is stronger for all the
finer grades. Eggs are unchanged at quota
tions. Cheese holds firmer.
Inc Poultry market Is STEADY, Win ngh!er
receipts. Game is in moderate supply, with
business fair.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Market easy at the late reduction
IN prices. Net cash prices for Family Extras,
-
so: Superfine, 50 40@2 60.
WHEAT-Quotable at 81 o21z@1 o324 p ctl
for good to choice shipping Wheat, with
81 O5@1 071l for milling qualities.
BARLEY-Feed, 6718@70c = ctl for fair
to good quality, and 7212c for choice bright;
brewing, S5@95c p ctl.
OATS Milling, 81 1901 2212; Surprise,
81 221a@1 3212; fancy feed, 81 2o91 221a;
good to choice 81 1891 1715; common to
fair, $1G1 10; Black, 5Oc@S1 20; Red, Sic
0712; Gray, 81 021a91 1214 . ctI.
CORN-Quotable at S114@6219c p ctl for
large Yellow, S5@671 12c for small Yellow, and
S5@90c for White.
BRAN-S16 5O@17 . ton.
HAY-Wire-b bound Hay sells at S1@2 p ton
less than rope-bOund Hay. Following are
wholesale city prices for rope-bound hay:
Wheat, SlO&14 30; Wheat and 0at, S10@
13 so; Wild Oat, $9@I2; Alfalfa, 81 0@10 so;
Glover, IS 50@l0; Barley, $9Q10 90; COM
pressed, S10@12 so; Stock, SSG10 p ton.
STRAW-50@55c 2 bale.
H0PS-Quotable ut 16@19c p b, the latter
full figure for a select article.
RYE-S7749921 p ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-S 3501 45 . ctl
GROUND BARLEY-S16@ p ton.
POTATOES-Garnet Chiles. 35@5oc; Early
Rose, 25940c; River Burbanks 3o@40c;
River Red, 35@45c; Salinas Burbanks, 500
Soc 2 ctl; Sweets. 40@75c p ctl.
ONIONS-S1 2o@1 80 . ctl for good to
choice.
BEANS = Bayos, 81 75a1 so; Butter
So 25@2 40 for small and So 5O@2 70 for
large; Pink, 81 5O@1 20; Red, 81 1902 25;
Lima, 50 1902 20; Pea, So 1902 20; Small
White, 81 S5@1 80; Large White, 81 85@
VEGETABLES Plant. 25a4oc q box;
Green Peas, 2@3c 2 10; String Beans, 2(G3c p
d; Lima Beans. 214@3c p h; Marrowfat
box; Green Peppers, 30060c p box; Tona-
toes, 20@35c Tor large boxes; Turnips, 75c p
ctii Beets, 75c@S1 2 sack; Parsnips. 81 70 p
ell; Carrots, 40@5Oc; Cabbage, 50@55c;
Garlic, 54@1c ? %; Caulifower, 60G7Oc p doZ:
Dry Peppers, sc 2 10; Dry Okra, sc ? ID.
FRESH FRUIr-AppIes, 65c0S1 p box for
choice 25mR0c or IN,
fair; Pears, 25G soc 2 box for common, and
Z5e@Sl for choice; Ounces, 100000 p box;
Strawberries, S4@6; Persimmons 50@75c p
box; Pomegranates, 5o@75c ? box; Rlspoer-
rics, S4@6 = chest; CranberrieS, S6@S p Dbl.
GRAPES-Muscat, 15@35c; Black, loo
soc; Tokay, 15@35c p box; Zinfandel Wine
Grapes, SS@13 p ton; White Grapes SS@10
9 ton.
CITRUS RUIT-Mexican Lines, So 500
8 90 Q boy; Lemons, Sicily. q; California
Lemons, S192 for common, and 50 00@3 for
good TO choice; Bananas, 81 5002 80 p
bunch; Hawaiian Pineapples, S2@4; Mexican
Pineapples, S3C94 r dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Af PIES, 1@45c . ID for
qua1teTed, 4@9c ? ID Tor sli and 0@S15c
for eval orated Pears, 697c e ID Tor bleached
halves and 4Gtc f5r quarters; Lleached
Peaches, 6@75%c; sCn-drled Peaches, 5@515c;
ApTicois, No o'parhs, 11@l &c: de-, Ro q S
lC@11c for blsa, he'd n 6@7c for Sun-dried;
Prunes, 4@ac 2 ID for the four ST e.; Flums,
5@6c for pi ted and 2@3c for unpitied:
Fig 4@5c Tor press ana 2@3c TOR un
PR ssad; White Nectarines, 61@@7e: r d Nee
tarn S. 0Gbc = 10.
RAISINS-I ondon Layers. 81 2o@1 25;
loose Muscatels, in boxes, 95e@S1; clusters,
81 50a2; loo e Muscatels, in stcBs 3@4c p
n for three-arown. 2@3c Tor two-croNn; drie1
Grapes, 1%4@2c 2 10.
BUT1 1ER-Creamery, 2792 1ac: fancy dairy
25@26c; good TO choice, 2219@24c; com
mon grades, 1S@2@e p 10; picked oil, ga
gle; tirkln, 1S@20ci Eastern Adle packed,
17@1Sc p u.
CHEESE-Chcice to fancy new, 11%e1 Sc:
fair to good. 9Q101ac; Eastern, ordinary to
fine. 11@14c p 10.
EGGS-Caltornia ranch, 37I504Cc: store
lots, 25935c 2 oozen; Eastern Eggs, 21@25e
for ordinary and 25@29c for cho.ce.
POULTRI-Live Turkeys-liobblers, 176
2oc p 10; Hens 16@1sc, dressed Turkeys, 5
@20c p ID; BOOSTERS, 81 5oG5 for old, S4@5
Tor young; Fryers, So 5O@4: Broilers, 81 500
3 90 Hens. $5@ 6; Ducks, So 50@5; Geese,
81 5o@2 q pair; Pigeons, S1@l 90 .
dozen.
GAME-QuatI, s1@l % p dozen; Canvas
backs, 50 1908; Mallard, S4@4 so; Widgeon.
81 25@1 80; Teal, 81 25@1 so; Sprig. $40
2 90; small Ducks, S1@1 90 Gray Geese, $40
2 so; White Geese, SI@1 20; Brant. S1@
I 20; Enelish Snipe 81 25@1 so q dozen;
common Snipe, 5O@7 sc = dozen; Hare, S1@
j 20; Rabbits, 81 25@1 so p dozen.