The record-union., 1894-06-20
COMMERCIAL.
The Outlook in the Wheat Market
Considered More Promising.
Barley Market Soft, and the Outlook
Not Very Fiattering to the
Selling Interest.
SAN FRANCISCO. June i 9th.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10th.
The improved feeling noted yesterday IN
Wheat was more pronounced to-day, ana
buyers had matters less their own way. still,
the outlook is considered more promising as
advices rom England report better condl-
tion of affairs in that direction. An outlet is
badly wanted, as new crop viii soon be COM
ing forward in liberal quantities. Both ship
pers and growers are anxiously awaiting a
resumption OF export operations.
The Barley market is soft, and the outlook
does not took very dattering for the selling
interest. New crop is being sent in, being
more or less of disturbing clement, as there
is disposition TO realize sooner than place
stock in warehouse. Under such circum-
stances, the market necessarily shows weak
ness.
Oats are fiat there being comparatively no
inquiry Prices are undisturbed, but buyers
can likely obtain concessions.
The receipts of Vegetables this morning in
clude the following: Twenty-one sacks Beans,
2o8 boxes Asparagus, 136 boxes Cucunbers,
80 boxes Rhubarb. 70 sacks Peas, 40 boxes
Squash and 221 sacks Potatoes. Prices are
steady.
The receipts of Fresh Fruits this morning
included 5,49O boxes Cherries, 436 chests
Strawberries, 242 chests Currants, 12S chests
Blackberries, 165 BOXES Peaches and $50
boxes Apricots. The only change reported
was drop III all lines of Berries.
There are no changes III Butter, Eggs and
crate. The Poultry market is very quiet with
prices weak. More Eastern shipments are
due TO arrive this week
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
tras, So 1903 80 p bbl; Bakers, Extras,
SO 30@3 40; Supernne, 50 50@2 rs u bbl.
WhEAT-No. l shipping quoCabie at SIN
@90c q ctl, with 9114c for parcels OF more
choice character. Milling grades are quotable
BARLEY Feed, 85@8714c for fair to
good and 6654@90c q ctl for choice; Brew.
ing, S1@l o5 q cti
ST >35@1 40; fancy feed. 81 271@91 80; good
to choice, 81 1901 20; poor 10 fair, 9l@
10.
C0RN-Quotable at 81 177z@1 25 for large
81 35@1 371a for White.
BRAN-S16 50@17 so p ton.
HAY-New Wheat sells at range of $9@
Is; new Wild Oat, S9@l2 atom. Wire-bound
Hay sells ut 81 per ton less than rOpe-bound
Hay. Following are the wholesale city prices
for rope-bound Hay: Wheat. $12@15;
IA: Alfalfa S9G1I so; Barley, $11@I3;
compressed, S1l 5o@14 so; Stock, SS91o y
ton.
STRAW-7o@8oc , bale.
HOPS Nominal at 11@13c . 10.
RYE-S1@1 05 p ctl.
BUCK WHEAT-S1 1O@1 20 p ctl
GROUND BARLEY-$21@21 SO p ton.
POTATOES-The general selling range for
New Early Rose and Peerless is 25@75c "a cti
in sacks and boxes.
ONIONS-Quotable at 25@35c q cti for
Reds and 5O@60c for White.
BEANs-Bayos, 81 80@2 45; Butter 81 so
az Tor small and S2@2 20 for large; Pink
81 7501 50; Red. So 30(92 so; Lima SO 25
@3 40; Pea, So 5000 75; Small White, So 40
@2 go; Large White, 81 5000 80 a ctl.
YEGErABLES-We quote: Egg Plant, -
&C 2 ID; Cucumbers, 50@75c for Vaca-
vile, and 81 25@1 so p box for bay; Aspara-
gus, 40c@$1 2 box for the ordinary run and
81 25@2 q box for choicer quality; Rhubarb,
30@40c d box: Garden Peas, 2@214c q n;
Summer Squash, 20935e q box for Vac
ayilie ana 75c9s1 for bay; String Beans, 1
@2c ? n; Refusee Beans, 2@3c . n; Wax
Beans. lG2c p b. Green Corn, 12@1Sc p
doz; Marrowfat Squash, - = ton; Hubbard
SQUASH, -@- y toni Green Peppers, S@1oc
. ID: Tomatoes, 75c0S1 20 Abox; Turnips. 76c
y ctl; Beets, zoe q sack; Parsnips, 81 % p
ctl; Carrots. 35@40o; Cabbage, 60@75c; Gar
lie. 21a@3o p 10. Caulifiower, 6o@7Oc q. doz;
Dry Peppers. 1715Q2Oc 2 ID; Dry Okra, &C 2 b.
FRESH FRUII-Peaches, 15@40 C p box;