The record-union., 1893-10-26
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat Market Softer, With Little
Trading on Export Account.
Moderate Trade in Barley-Supplies of
Oats Come Along Freely-The
Poultry Market Dull.
sAN FRANCISCO. October 25th,

SAN FRANCISCO, October 25th,
The Wheat market was softer to-day, with
but little trading on export account There
was a moderate trade in Barley at steady
prices. Supplies OF oats come along freely, a
large invoice having been received from the
northern country within the past two days.
The Vegetable market opened steady, with
lighter receipts of Corn and early summer
varieties Onions are 1irm. Potatoes con-
tinue weak under heavy receipts.
In Fresh Fruits there are no material
changes to report. Melons are becoming scarce.
Peaches are coming in light. Poor App pies are
a drug in the market. Berries are in light de.
mand.
In Dairy Produce Butter is weak. with q
downward tendency for all but the fancy
grades. Eggs continue to advance, with light
stocks. Cheese is firm.
The Poultry market is very dull and heavily
stocked. large proportion Of the Game
coming in is affected by the weather Any in
good condition sells well.
Produce Market.
FLOUR Net cash prices for Family Extras,
So 65@3 - q bUl; Lakers' Extras, So SOC
3 90; Superhne, 81 Go@2 80.
WHEAI-QuotaOls at 81 0214@1 035l Z cu
for No. Wnte shipping. " til 81 % Tor Il
choice article The range Tor Milling Wheat,
81 071&91 10 q ctl.
BAk.El- Feed, 65@7oc T. ctl Tor fair 10
good quality. IL "a &c for choice bright;
Milling, 81 1901 20; snrpri.e
81 2o@1 20; faney iced, 81 15@
mon TO fair, SOC 96c slack, 90 @$1 90; Red,
90c@51 Go; GruJ 9oc@s1 % q ctl.
CORN-Quolable al 2 4@o DC 2 ell foF 1el-
! low and S5@90c for WhlIc.
BRAN-t{ Notable al S17 00G16 so q ION.
| HAY-W ire-bound Hay sells at Si02 q ton
less than rope-bound Hay Following are
wholesale city prices for rope-bound HAY:
| Wheat. S9@l3 80; Wheat ana cat, ) @12;
! Wild Oat, SS@l1; Alfalfa. S6@1C: Cover,
! $500 80: Bauey, Sc@9 90; compressed,
| So 50@11 50 Stock. S6@7 so q ton.
ST8AW-35@45c p bale.
RYE-60@o re = ctl.
! BUCKWH 25@1 80 q ch
GROUND BARLEI-S1 5@17 p ton.
POTATOES-We quote as 1ol ows: Garnet
| ChileS, 100000: Early Rose, 3C94Oc: River
Burbanks, 3o@45c; River Red, .005t Z;
! Salinas Burbanks, 65@o5c p ctl; Sweets, 50@
! 81 y ctl.
BEANS - Bayos, 81 65@1 20; Butter,
| 50 25@2 40 for small and 81 5O@2 3 ior
! large; PINK, 81 65@1 10 4; Red S2@2 %;
! Lima, 50 25@2 80; tea, 81 1902 20; small
White, 81 9O@2 U5; Large White, 81 : so
| l 80 r ctl
VEGETABLES - Green Ollra, 75c@Sl y
box; Egg Plant, 25940c p box; Green Corn.
String Beans, 2@3c . H. Lima Beans, 2@3c
! p 10; Summer Squash, 15c 4 box; Mar
rowfat Squash, S6@S 4 ton; Cucumbers, 30M
45c q box; Green Peppers, 4O@6Cc - box for
Chiles. and 10000 p box Tor Bell; Toma-
toes, 2O@30c for large boxes; Turnips, 8, q
ctl; BeetS, 75caS1 q sack; Parsnips, 81 20 d
ctl; Carrots, 40@5Oc Cabbage, 5000 sc; Car
lie, 1c ID; CaulitloNer, SOC zoe y dozen; Dry
Peppers, sc = 10; Dry Okra, sc 4 n.
FRESH FRUIT-Apples, 60@9Oc q box for
good to choice and 25@50c for common TO
tair; Pears, 25@50c . box Tor common and
! 75@9Oc for choice; Ounces, 35@50c 2 box;
Pomegranates, 5O@75c q box; strawberries,
SO 50@5 RaspDerries, SO 5O@5 = cnest;
Huckleberries, 4@5c Z II; Cranberfics. SIG
! s 25 q bbl.
! GRAPES -Sweetwater, 15@3Oc; Muscat.
! 15@3Oc; Malaga. 15@ 30c: Black, 5030c; To-
kay, 10000 p box: Isabella, 25GoOc; lin
| fandel Wine Grapes, S1O@14 q ton; White
! Grapes, $5@10 q ton.
CITRUS FRUIT-MeXcan Lines, S394
p box; Lemons, Sicily,-@-; California Lem
ons, S1@2 for common and 50 50@3 for good
10 choice; Bananas 81 5O@2 80 p bunch;
Hawaiian Pineapples, $2@i; Mexican Pine
apples, 1904 2 dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples, 4@416c p fb for
quartered 412G5c p ID for sliced and $4@614c