The record-union., 1894-06-12
COMMERCIAL.
Trade in the Sample Wheat Market
Quiet and Slow.
Barley Prices Have Ftrmer Tone, the
Market Generally Looking Bet
ter for Sellers.
San FRANcTsco. June nth.

SCA SSAASESs
SAN FRANCISCO, June 18th.
A car of new Wheat, the first of the season,
was sold publicly for 81 02% per GENITAL.
The trade in the sample way is quiet ana
slow. while activity is not very pronounced
Ii speculative circles. Quotable at S71ag9 9Oc
for good to choice shipping.
Barley prices had frner tone this morn
Ing, and the market generally looked better
Tor sellers. No arrivals OF domestic Barley
came along to-day, but supplies were received
from Oregon and Washington amounting to
400 centals.
Accessions to the extent of $500 centals OF
Oats were received from Oregon and Wash
ington to-day. Prices remain unchanged
though easy.
The receipts of Vegetables include 476
boxes Asparagus, so sacks Peas, 100 boxes
Cherries, so boxes Tomatoes, 80 sacks Corn,
90 sacks Potatoes, 79 boxes Squash, "A boxes
Rhubarb and 1O5 sacks Beans. The market
was steady with the exception OF Asparagus,
which was lower.
The market for Fresh Fruits is unchanged.
The receipts were 4, ,954 boxes of Cherries,
224 chests Strawberries, S21a boxes Goose
berries, $50 chests Raspberries, 100 boxes
Apples, 200 boxes Peaches, 20 boxes Plums,
500 boxes Apricots and 167 boxes Currants.
Cherries continue TO be drug in the market.
The Butter market rules steady, with liberal
stocks on hand. Eggs are unchanged. Cheese
is plentiful and weak. The Poultry market IS
firm, with reduction in stocks. The demand
ID moderate.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
tEas, So 4003 so p bbl; bakers Extras,
S3 3o@3 40i Superdne, 50 50@2 20 p bbl.
WHEAT-Quotable at S71a@90c p ctI for
shipping and 95c@S1 OF tor milling grades
BARLEY-Feed, 9o@9215c for fair to good
and 9334095c p ctl for choice Brewing,
o1Tsg Killing. 81 ao@1 80; Surprise,
81 35@1 40; fancy feed, 81 2774@1 so;
good to choice, 81 15@1 20; Black, nominal;
ked, nominal; Gray. 81 1901 20;
CURN-Quotable at 81 2o(91 221a for large
Yellow, 81 80 for small Yellow and $3.50
/ 80 for W White.
BKAN-sI4 5o@16 ton.
HAY-New Wheat sells at range of S9@1 8;
new Wild Oat, S9@12 . ton. Wire-bound
hay sells at 81 per ton less than rope-bound
Hay. Following are the wholesale city prices
Tor rope-bound Hay: Wheat. $12 50@16 20;
Wheat and 0at, S11@14; Wild Oar. SIG
13 so; Alfalfa, S9@12; Barley, $10@12;
compressed, S12@15; Stock, $s@10 q ton.
HOPS-12Ql4c . ID.
BUCK W WHEAT-Nominal.
GROUND BARLEY-S2I@21 so 3 ton
P0rATOES-New Early Rose 6Oc9S1; new
Peerless 50@75c 2 ctI
ONIONS-30@40c 3 cti.
bEANG-EdyOs, @O0fS OOt butter. S1
o. 50 Tor small and S292 % for large; Pink
81 S091 80; Red, 81 3O@2 so; Lima, 500
25i Pea ~ J59, J33g2 %; o.; d Small " White, So 40
@2- %; large White, 80 1902 90 q ctl.
box; Asparagus, 5oc@S1 p box for the ordi-
nary run and 81 1902 p box for chocer
quality; Rhubarb 35@60c . box; Green
Peas, S1@1 20 q sack; Garden Peas, 2@21c
= 70; summer Squash, 30060c p box 1or vac
aville and Sl@1 25 for bay; String Beans, 3@
DC ? n; Refugee Beans. 4@5c . D; Wax
IA m. ffa~F1 l Ona--n a.
Marrowfat Squash, $40 ton; Hubbard
SQUASH, o p ton; Green Peppers, 109121ac
y 70; Tomatoes, $191 80 box; Turnips, sc
= ctl; Beets, 75c . sack; Parsnips, 81 20 3
ctl; Carrots, 35@40c; Cabbage. 50@60c; Gar
lie. &c q II; Caulinower, 60@7Oc = doZ: Dry
Peppers. 1779@20e 2 u; Dry Ollra, &C p ID.
FRESH FRUIT-Peaches, 75c@S1 p box;
Figs, - p ID; Cherries, white, 10@2oc % box
do, loose, 19112c p ID; koyal Ann. 119@2c p
d; Cherries, black, 10000 p box; do loose
11aQ2e 3 10: Apricots. Pringle, 25@40c p box;
GO, seedlings, 40@6Oc; do, Royal, 65@75c =
box: Currants 81 1905 90 p chest; Cherry
PIums, 30@40c p drawer; Apples, 25@5oc 2
BERRIEs-Newcastle Raspberries. 75ca
81 p crate Alameda Kaspberries, 5000
= chest; Strawberries, $507 per chest for
Sharpless, and 81 10@12 for LongWorthS: Black
berries, $S@10 p chest; Gooseberries, 1591c
for common and 394c . 10 for the English
variety.
CITRUS FRUFr-Fair to choice Navel Or
anges, 81 25(92 so; seedlings, 75e@S1 20;
Mexican LINES, 50 50@4 p box; Lemons,
Sicily, $4@5; California Lemons, 50cQSl 25
Tor common and 81 50@2 90 for good TO
choice; Bananas, 81 50@2 so p bunch; Pine
apples, p 5G@l4 q dozen.
DRIED FRUII-Apples, GO : &c tor quar-
tered, 7975ac for sliced, and 9@11c for eNap-
grated; Pears, 6GSc p % for bleached halves
and 294c for quarters; bleached Peaches, IL
@1215e; sun-drIed Peaches, S09c; \ pricOtS
nominal; Prunes, 51a@6c for the four sizes, &C
for the i've sizes ana H. for small; Plums, 90
&c for pitted and 293c for unpitted; Figs, SO
&c Tor pressed and 11592c for impressed;
White Nectarines, 90; Red Nectarines. =
RAlSINS- California Layers. 6Oc@SIf Loose
Muscatels. in boxes. 50@75c; clusters. 81 25
@1 80, No. loose in sacks, 21z93c p 10; No.
2, 10, 25z@g212e; dried Grapes, 1159154c 2 ID.
BUTTER-Fancy Creamery, 16%@17c;
fancy dairy, 1oG16c: good TO choice, I30 lac,
store lots, 11@1213ac; picked roll, new, 19@
CHEEsE-Choice to fancy, 8@9c; fair to
good, 672@77ac Eastern, ordinary to fine, Ii
EGGS-C California ranch. 14@16c: store
lots, 1l@13ci Eastern Eggs, 12@1314c
PoULTRY-LIve Turkeys-Gobblers, 90
lie Hens 1o@12c; BOOSTERS. S495 for old,
s. 5O@9 for young; BroIlers, 81 5O@2 80 for
small and $405 for large; Fryers, $6@7;
Il ems, S5G5 80; Ducks, 50 Tor old and S495
for young; Geese, 81 for old and S169I 90 Tor
young; Pigeons. 81 25@1 90 , doz for young
ana 50 25G2 so 2 doz Tor old.
Meat Market.
Following are the rates for whole carcasses
from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-birst quality. 5951@c; second quail
ity, 4g5e; third quality, 31594c = b.
CALVES G6e p %.
MUTTON-5Q6 p b.
Handspring. 61a@71@c . b.
PORk-Live Hogs, on foot grain fed heavy
and medium, 434c; small Hogs, 415c; stock
Hogs, 31204ci dressed Hogs, 6HCQ71xc q u.
Eastern and Foreign.
CHICAGO. June nth.
After weak opening, due to the bearish
Government reports, Wheat to-day did some
lonE-distance fluctuating and closed &c higher
on generally bullIsh news of the day There
was heavy trade in Wheat The opening
was weak at 1890 under saturdays close
but gradually advanced 18c. Both the condl-
tion and area were higher than expected. The
spring Wheat condition was reported at So,
and the total crop of spring and winter esti.
mated at 410,oOo,o00 bushels. The feature
was the heavy buying by local professionals
and large commission men who sold freely
Saturday. Closing quotations June, 5654c
July, 695sc; September, 615sc; December
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