The record-union., 1894-09-19
COMMERCIAL.
Nothing Particularly Encouraging in
the Wheat Situation.
Feed Barley Not In Very General De-
mand-Lack OF Activity In
the Oat Market.

There is nothing particularly encouraging
In the Wheat situation for sellers. Prices
keep low, while the demand is of moderate
proportions only. Sample business is there
fore slow and uninteresting. Some activity
has developed in the speculative market
within a few days and Call Board operations
show slightly higher quotations. But this
improvement is said to be based solely on the
filling by shorts.
Feed Barley is not in very general demand,
and the tone OF the market is rather soft than
otherwise. Receipts are free and buyers have
large area for selection. Arrivals to-day were
10000 centals. of which $500 centals came
from Oregon. There is still fairly good in
quiry for Brewing, though the demand is
much less urgent than month or SO ago.
The Oat market lacks activity OF move
ment and frmness in price. Offerings are OF
fairly large magnitude, but the demand is
light and slow, and no marked reduction in
stocks is apparent. Dealers, howevor, are
hopeful of a cnange for the better very soon.
The Vegetable markets are 1rIner and
cleaned up better. Potatoes are easy at quo
tations.
The market for Fresh Fruits is steady.
Grapes continue weak. Peaches and Fears
are doing better. Lines are scarce and firm.
Inc market still continues TO creep up
Eggs are also higher. Cheese is steady. The
Poultry market is weak and DUH
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
So 2593 80 q bbI; Bakers Extras, SO 150
. %: Superhne, 81 35@2 90 2 boI.
WHEAT-No. shipping Wheat is quota
bic at ooGo 114c = ctl, with o27ac for some
thing of better quality. Mucn " ALA Walla
Wheat is still on the market seeking custom
al T0c Tor fair average, 0O@65c Tor No. and
4OCG50c Tor OFT grace.
BARLEI-Feed. fair 10 good, 1907 !12c;
Choice. 7S549ooc; Brewing, o5@90c y ctl.
OAIS-We quote: Milling, 81 1901 10 =
ctl; Surprise, 81 loGl 20; fancy Feed. 81 90
to fair eo@S212c; Black, nominal; Rel,
nominal: Gray, 95c@S1 q ctI.
CORN -Quotabe at 81 20 for large Yellow.
81 271601 50 tor small Yellow and 81 271ag
80 Tor White.
BRAN-sI3 5o@14 = ton.
HAY-W ire-bound Hay sells at 81 p ton
less than rope-bound hay. Following are the
wholesale city prices for rope-bound Hay:
Wheat, $S@12; Wheat and Oat 81 5U0
10 90; Cat, S.@l1; Wild oat. 97@1o 90;
S7@10; compressed, S7@l1; Stock, So@7 y
ton.
sTRAW-5o@6oc p bale
HOPS-Nomlnal at 405c for old and co
Sc p IL for new.
kYE-S5@S71ae y ctl.
BUCK w WhEAi-95cQS1 % 2 ctl
GROUND BARLEY-S1o 500 19 p ton.
POTATOES-Early Rose, 25@30c; River
he'd, 100000; 0arnet emile, 3og40c; Bur
banks 3O@ooc; salinas Burbanks, COG oc;
Sweets, 50c@S1 90 ctl.
ONIONS-45 5@50c ctl.
BEANS-Bayos, S2@2 10: Butter, 81 $500
81 4o@1 80; Red, S2@2 20; Lima, S4@4 20;
Pea So 5092 70 Small W hite, 81 5OQg2 go;
Large White, 81 3o92 so = cu
NEGETA BLES-Green Okra, 40@60c q
box; Egg Plant, 25Q4oc p box; Cucumbers,
15@2oc u box for bay; Pickles, S1 Gl so
Tor No. and 25@5Oc 2 ctl for No. 2; sum
4Oc v sack ior common ana 75c@S1 y box Tor
bay; Berkeley Corn, 4095Oc q box; Marrow
tat squash, 30 d Ton; Hubbard Squash, p
ton; Green Peppers, 2O(g3Oc p box for Chile
and 2o@40c Tor Bell; tomatoes. 2594Oc q
box; Turnips, 75c q ctl; Beets, sc p; sack;
Parsnips, 81 20 2 ctl; Carrots. 3594Oc Cab
bage, 5o@6Oc; Garlic, 112Q2c q ID; Cauli-
flower, 6O@7oc p dozen; Dry Peppers, 171a9
2Oc r 10; Dry Okra. &C q ID
FRESH FRUiT-Eomegranates, S1@l 20
per box; Ounces, 25gooc . box; White
Nectarines, 35@ooc p box; Red Nee
ttrines 5o@6oc p box; Crab-apples.
og09G 6oS a4a sl5@57 Peao9s 5S ton Sog q 1e Su
Black Figs, 2U@30c = box for 1-Iay-
ers and 4O@75c for players p box; Plums,
3O950c q UoX; Apples 35c@S1 p box; Pears,
common. 25@5Oc 2 box; Bartlett Pears. 4O@
soc q box and S2O@3O D ton in bulk:
Cantaloupes, 75cGS1 % 2 crate; Nutmegs,
APES-SweeJwater 2O@3Oc y box;
Malaga Grapes, 3O@40c q box; Muscat, 3O@
40c; Black Grapes, 30g4Uc D. box; Iokay, 80
@10c; Isabella, 6Oc@Sl: Cornecnon, 60@75c
r box; Ainiandel Wine grapes, SlOg12 = ton.
RRIES-Ras pberrIes, S5@7 r chest;
Strawberries, $500 . chest tor SharpIess;
Backberries, % y chest; Huckleberries,
CITKUS FRUIT-We quote as follows:
Mexican Lines. So 5000 p box; Lemons,
Sicily, @; California Lemons, S304 TOR
common and 5000 90 for good to choice;
Bananas, SlQ2 p bunch; Pineapples, S2@g
3 80 2 dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-FoiioWlng are the closing
prices bid at the session OF the Fruit EX-
change Aprcots-Fancy Moorpark, SIZE;
choice do, &C; fancy 71ac; choice, &c; standard,
6i2c; prime, 6c p 10. Apples-Evapora ed,
SA@81ac; sun-dried. 5@6c. Peaches-Fancy,
o14ci choice, 61ac; standard, &c; prime, SIC;
peeled. in boxes, 12914c. Pears-fancy,
standard, &C; prime, SIC. Plums-Pitted. j
Coo; unpitted, 1h@2c. Prunes-Four sizes,
4s4@5e. Nectarines-Fancy, &c; choice, 61ac;
standard, &c; prime, 53ae. Raislns-Four-
crown loose, 414c; 3-crown, BIC; 2-crown, Sc;
Seedless Suitanas, 4c; SeediesS Muscatels, Sc .
ID; 3-crown London Layers, 81 20 p box; cus-
ters, 81 80; Dehesa clusters, 81; imperial
clusters, SO; 4crown loose. 81 10; 4-crown
loose faced, 81 20 2 box. Dried Grapes
214c p ID.
BUTTER = Fancy Creamery, 2e@31c:
fancy dairy, 25@21c; good TO choice, 22@
24c; store lots, 1792Oc picked roll new,
19@2lc; hrkin, 1SQ2oc p ID.
CHEESE-Choice TO fancy S@9c; fair to
good, 61a@775c; Eastern, ordinary to fine,
121a@l4c p 70.
EGGS-CalIfornia ranch, 27@3Oc; store
lois, 1S926c: Eastern Eggs, 19@23c
POULItt1-Live Turkeys-Gobblers 12YM
15c: Hens. 121a@15c; BOOSTERS, So 50a4 for
old and 81 5o@6 for young; Broilers, 81 so
O. 90 for small and SO 1908 20 for large:
fryers, So 50@4 20; Hens, S4@5; Ducks
$500; Geese, Sigh 90 q pair; Pigeons, 81 20
@1 90 = dozen.