The record-union., 1894-05-26
COMMERCIAL.
No Business in Progress in the San
Francisco Wheat Market.
Rain Causes a Weakening IN Bar
ley Prices-Trade In Vege-
tables Dull.
san FRANC1sco. Nav 25th.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 25th.
There is no business in progress in Wheat.
Shipping Wheat Is not quotable over S77ac p
cenIal as an extreme figure, while milling
grades are easy at a range of 95c@S1 021& q
Genital.
The unexpected rain this morning has
stopped business in Barley and weakened
prices. Feed Barley is quotable at 9O@95e p
Genital for fair to choice. Brewers are not do
ing any buying just now, and there is no re-
liable quotation in consequence. Att mo-
ment probably not over 81 o5 could be OBJ
tained for u really desirable article. At the
same time it Is doubtful if sellers could be
found at the quotation. Most of the brewing
Barley is firmly held.
1t is probable that lower prices will prevail
in Oats in a day or two. Just at present there
is no inclination to buy, and reduction in
asking rates may stimulate the inquiry.
Business was dull in Vegetables to-day. The
receipts were 64S boxes Asparagus, $50
boxes Rhubarb, 199 sacks Peas, 20 boxes
Cucumbers. 51S sacks Potatoes, lis sacks
Beans, 20 boxes Squash, one sack Peppers,
and four boxes Tomatoes, and Onions still
weak.
The receipts of Fresh Fruit include 635
chests of Strawberries, 3.446 boxes Cherries
2l5 boxes Apricots, and 10 boxes Gooseber-
ries. The market was dull for Currants. Ber-
ries are lower.
Both Butter and Eggs are lower, with heavy
stocks on hand Cheese rules firm. The
for trading. and prices are weak.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras.
S3 .40G3 90 p bbl; Bakers Extras, $3 30@
3 40; Superdne, So 50g2 70 p bbl.
WHEAT-shlpping. SIZE y ctI; Milling
BARLEY-No. L Feed, 971ac; Choice Bright,
98ss@$1; Brewing, 81 05@l 12%
OATS . Milling, 81 2o@l 80; Surprise,
81 S@h 2, shocS 4S ney i5s ds9d 5 p s7@ a
$1@1 05; Black, nominal; red, nominal:
Gray, 81 i211@1 90.
CORN $ 2o@1 2273 for large Yellow;
for White.
BRAN-S15@ per ton.
HAY-New Wheat sells at a range Of $40
@12; new Wild Oat sells at S11@13 p ton;
Wire-bound hay sells at 81 . ton less than
rope-bound Hay. Following are the wholesale
city prices for rope-bound Hay: Wheat. Sl2@
l6; Wheat and Oat, 81 5Qg15; Wild Oat,
compressed, S11@14 90; stock, $10@12 90
sTRAw-7o@8oc % bale.
HOPS-Quotations nominal at 1901 &c o ID.
RYE-$1 1901 171a p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY1s3s 5o@as 90 p ton.
Rdse eoos New eeti Feess Soo75o aar H
sacks and 75c@$1 in boxes; Sweet,
S1@1 25 p ctl. Old: Early Rose, 30
@35c; River Burbanks, 30@5Oc; River
Red, 2o@30c; Oregon Burbanks. 100000 .
ctl.
oNIoNs-New, a5@35c p ctl.
BEANS-Bayos. So 5000 TO- Butter. 81 rs
91 80 for small AM ana S2@2 10 for large,
S3@3 40; Pea, So 35@2 so; Small White;
So 1902 65; Large White. SO 1902 so y ctl.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5 95@5oc y
good to choice; Asparagus, 5Oc@S1 p box
for the ordinary run and 81 25@1 so p box
for choicer quality; Rhubarb. 20@45c D box;
Green Peas. 81 25@I so - SIX; Garden Peas,
21ac q ib summer Squash, 4@5c q ID; String
Beans, 5@6c p b; Refugee Beans, 6@7c y ID;
Wax Beans, 6@7c . 10; Marrowfat Squash,
$40 p ton: Hubbard Squash, @ U ton
Green Peppers, 25@4oc p 10; Tomatoes, S1@2
p box; Turnips, 75c y cti; Beets, 75c . sack;
Parsnips, 81 20 p ctl; Carrots, 3594Oc; Cab
bage, 5O@6Oc; Garlic, @ q ID; Cauihower,
6o@7oc y dozen; Dry Peppers, 171a@20c q
b; Dry Okra, &C q ID.
FRESH FRUIT-Cherries, white 15@35c;
black, 25G40c Green Apples, 25@5Oc = box
Apricots, 10000 per large box; Currants. So