The record-union., 1893-08-30
E0MM MERnTkT.
Wheat Market Fairly Active, Though
Prices Keep Low.
Good Shipping Trade in Barley-Trade
in Oats Slow, With Prices
Easy.
sAN FnANcrsco. Ang. ooth.

There is q fairly active Wheat market, though
prices keep low. GroWers are well meeting
! the situation, and experts have no complaint
( to make TO lack of offerings So long as
good Wheat is offered at present rates 1t is
not probable that sellers Will have any
trouble in finding prompt custom. Shippers
are getting Wheat aboard ship as fast as pos
slble, and cargoes may So on be Gearing out
for foreign ports at the rate OF one ship per
day. The Barley market is not Us active as
most dealers would desire. At the same time
there has been aood shipping trade TOR the
past two months, and stocks have thus been
materially reduced. The eNl ort demand sti!l
continues, though it is not urgent, ana SELL
ers have 10 shade little TO effect quick sal, s.
For feed purposes the inquiry Is not very pro
nounced, while purchases on milling account
are only OF moderate proportions. Trade in
/ oats keeps slow, with prices easy. Receipts
are not large. but there is plenty of stock on
hand ana buyers have no trouble in satisfying
all wants
The Vegetable market Is duh with heavy
supplies on hand. tomatoes are very weak.
Potatoes are lower. onions are steady.
The Fruit market saows few changes of an
lmmaterIal character. Grapes are in large
supply. Peaches are weak. Berries are un-
the Poultry market is overstocked and
/ sales ar slow under a light demand, Prices
are Il shade lower.
The Batter market is easy at quotations and
the demand has quietcd oil a little. Choice
ranch eggs are not 50 firm.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
So 65@3 Is p bbl; Bakers Extras, So 5OG
60; SUperinc, 81 GOG2 90.
WHEAI-No. l Waite Wheat is quotable
at 81 O14. with 81 0213 r "tl for choice;
Milling grades sell "a, 81 O5G1 or q ctl.
BARLEl-Feed. 6@@DG5c q cu iOr lair TO
good quality ana 66l4@6- &c tor choice; brew
Ing 1512@e7 714c; CHevalier, 81 l21a@1 -
/ fQp St tlrlf .41I knr to t4E t,.
| lower grades.
| OATS-New White are quotable at soc to
81 1212; red, 9o995c; black, 65c@S1 O5;
C0RN-Quota6lc at 95@97Isc for Large
! Yellow, 9712c to 81 for Small Yellow and 80
| 195c q ctl for White.
BRAN-SI6 5U@1T 80 p ton.
HAl-Wlre-bount Hay sells at Sl@2 T.
| ton less than the figures given. Wheat s. so
| @l2 80; Wheat ard Oat. $9@11; Wild Oat,
| So to 50 so. Aialft, 5000, Glover, $50
10; Barley, $500 so; Compressed $6@11 SO;
Stock, S6G7 d ion.
STRAW W-4U@45c Z bale.
HOPS-1 S@2 C y ID.
RN E-90GY5c r. cUl.
BUCkWHEAT-S2 25@2 so = Ell.
GROUND BARLEI-Sl6 so to S11 ? ton.
PuTATOES-Garnct Cnilea, !Oc to SOC;
Peerless, .IOG55c; Early Rose. 3G@ zoe; River
Burbanlls, 4O@65c; Salinas Burbanks, SI@
10 q ctl; Sweets, 75cW 81 T. ctl.
ONIONS-65@75c z H.
BEANs-Bay0s 81 cool %; Butter, So so
92 75i Pin, Pink 81 o 5o@2 Z 75 Req, ~ log
= Ot, lllIli. SOAS 90. Ic0, - 70 10
So so; small White, 81 1903 70; Large
White, S2@2 10 y ctl
NEGETABLES-Gree Okra, 25G50c q
box; Egg Plant, 25@1Gc a box; Green Corn,
500 75c p sack; Alameda Corn. 81 25@I IS \
| box; Berkeley Corn Goa SOC q box; Green Peas,
&9214c g. IL: String Beans, 11a@2Lc q ID;
Squash, 25@25c q box; Marrowtat Squash,
S q ton; Cucumbers, 2O@30a Il box Ior
Bay; Pickles, 81 5O@l IS for No. and GOO
7 sc e ctl for No 2; Green Peppers, 25@35c
= box for ('lllpS and DHGI {pl
Tomatoes, 2OG25c for large boxes; Turnips
!5c = ctl; Beets. Slg1 p q sack; Carrots,
| 45@5Oc; Cabbage, 5O@55c; Garlic, 1@l15c
= ID; CauIillower, 6O@7 DC . dozen; Dry Pep
pers. 5c = ID; Dry Okra. 15c Il b
FRESH FRUIT-Apples, 35@z5c n box;
Pears 1O@35c = box; Bartlett Pears, 3O@5Oc
2 box for No. / and 15@25c tor No >; Red
Nectarines 4O@5Oc u box: White Nectarines,
25@35c ? box strawberries S4G94 so . chest
IargeHnd-(Q-fOr Longworth; Raspberries
Sl@6 = chest Figs, 25935c u box single
layer, and 5U@55c for double; Freestone
Peaches, 2094Oc q box, 2O@50c = bslIt and
| 139t4c p ID in bulk; ChngS, 2G83Oc + bskt;
Blackberries, 81 25@2 50 = cnest; Huckle-
berries, I@5cR 10; Plums, 1O03Oc q box as to
variety; Egg Plums in bulk. $685. Green
| Cages, So 2 ton; CaptalOupes, 35@75c u
crate; Nutmeg Melons, 2594 Oc 2 box; Water
melons, S5@o T 100; Crabapples, 3O&5Oc q
box.
GRAPES - Sweetwater, l5@35c; Muscat.
25@65c; Malagas 25@5Oc; Black, 15@4Oc;
Tokay, 35@ sc q box.
Citrus FKUIT-Mexican LINES, 81 p box;
CstllIOTHld l4llICS, --tV- q DOAi Lemons.
Sicily, @: California Lemons ST 25@2 for
common and So 5OGQ4 for good to choice;
Bananas, 81 5000 90 2 bunch; Hawaiian
Pineapples, 81 50@3; Mexican Pneapples,
1904 p doZ.
DRIED FRUIT-New Apples. 3@315c = ID
for quartered, 4@415c for sliced and 5@6c for
evapOrated: new 6leached Peaches, 5l606c;
Apricots, spot, 7@754c for bleached and 4@5c
tor sun-dried: Prunes, future delivery, 4s4@
&c; new Flums, 59bc tor pitted and sale
for unpitted; Dates, 41a@5c; 1892 Prunes,
&C; Figs,-@-c Tor pressed and 2@3c for
impressed.
KAISINS-The Fresno Association asks the
following prices tor the crop of 1883, I. o. b.,
at Fresno; London Layers 81 3OG1 50;
81; loose Muscatels, in sacks, Ic p u for three
crown, 312c for two-crown and SIC for seed
less; dried Grapes, Sc. We quote Old: Layers
81 2091 90 z box; loose MuScatels, 90c@
81 10 IN boxes and 31a@94 &c p ID in boxes.
BUTTER-We quote as follows: Fancy
Creamery. 26%@2712c; Fancy Dairy, 24@26c;
good to choice, 21W23c; common grades.
1s@20c q II; Picked Roll, 2O@22c; Firkin,
1S@20c; Eastern, ladle packed, 17@18c = ID.
CHEESE-We quote: Choice TO fancy new,
S3G10c; fair to good, 79Sc; Eastern, ordi-
nary to tine, 11@13c r ii.
EGGS-We quote: California ranch, 2Sc to
32jac store lots, 15@25c p dozen; Eastern
Eggs. 12@19c y dozen.
POULTRY We quote consignments as
follows; Live Turkeys-Gobblers 16@17c =
10; Hens, 14@15c; Roosters, S5@6 for old
and S4Go Tor young; Fryers, SO 5O@4 80:
Broiiers, S2@3 80; Hens, S5N6; Ducks, old.
So 50G4; young, $l@5; Geese, 81 5O@I rs
p pair Pigeons, 81 5091 rs per dozen.
RAlSlNS-LOndon Layers. 81 25@1 so:
loose Muscatel. 90c@S1 10 in boxes and $40
412c 2 10 in sacks.