The record-union., 1894-11-08
COMMERCIAL.
Better Feeling in the Wheat Market
at San Francisco.
Fair Movements OF Feed Descriptions
OF Darley-Recefpts of Oats
Quite Heavy.
SAX FRANCISCO. November 9TH.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 9TH.
Some improvement has developed in Wheat
at distant centeIs within few days, and this
circumstance has caused better feeling in
local circles. Offerings are anything but large,
and there is no pressure on the part of sellers.
Shippers are unable to secure all the grain
they want.
here is fair local movement of feed de-
scripions of Barley, but the demand for
brewing purposes Is anything but pro-
nonnced. Stocks are fairly liberal, and buy
ers have good opportunity for making selec-
tons.
Receipts of Oats have been quite heavy OF
late. The bulk of offerings consists OF stock
OF ordinary quality, ana choice product is not
promptly obtainable. Black Oats are in re-
quest for seed purposes.
The Vegetable market is rather quiet, with
little movement in any particular line.
omatoes sold at an adv auce. Potatoes and
Onions are weak.
The demand for Fresh Fruits is slow, par
ticular.y in Grapes. Peaches are scarce.
Apples are doing better III the way OF sales.
In dairy products Butter and Eggs are
weak. with liberal sto ks on hand. Cheese is
steady.
The Pouliry markei is weak Supplies are
heavy. Game Is in hight receipt ana steady.
Produce Market.
+ LOU h-Net cash prices Tor aDllly Extras,
So lO@3 20 , Dol; takers Extras, S3@3 10;
Supreme. S2@2 20 = bib.
WHEAT-Quotable at S64c q ctl FOR No. /
shipping Wheat, with &. u; Tor choice. Mill
ing grades are steady at 9U@ 92I&e p ctl.
BARLEi-teed, fair 10 gooa, T71z69S nc;
choice, o334@S5c; Brewing. S71509213c u ctl.
OAtS-AlnIng, 81 02la@1 10 . ell; sur
prise, 81 1C@4 10; hncs Feed, 81 0&7a to
81 o719; good TO choice, 921zGS1; poor TO lair,
10000; Black, 81 150l 80; Red, 81 10 TO
81 20; Gray, o71a@S1 2 ctl.
y ~ t1afo ..at -
large Yellow, S1 25@l 90 tor small Yellow,
ana 81 3o@1 40 for White.
Y-Wirc-bound Hay sells at 81 Il ton
less than rope Lound Hay. Following are the
wholesale city prices for rope-bound Hay:
Wheat. 50 oO@14; Wheat and Cat. So 90 10
S12 90; Oat, s9@11; Wild Cat, S99I1; AL
compressed, Slo@12 so; Stock, $0@7 80 d
ton.
sTRAW-5O@7oc q bale.
HOPS-4@71.c 8 To-
BRAN-Sl 3Ql3 90 r ton.
RIE-921a@95c u ctI.
BUCK WAEAT-Sl 1901 25 q ctI
GROUND BARLEY-S17 5o@1a n ton.
POIAIOES - Early hose, 3O@33c, River
Red, 3O@55c; Burbanks, 35@4Oc; salinas
burDanks, 75c@S1; sweets, 4C@75 sc q ctl.
ONIONS-3O@45c Il ctl.
DRIED PEAS-ljreeD, 81 5OGl 70: Black
eye, 81 G0@1 65; Niles, 81 25@1 80 . ctl
BEANS-bayos, 81 J0@2; butter, 81 754
50 Tor small and 81 9O92 for large; Pink,
81 2o@1 80; Red, 81 60@l 70; Lima, 81 %
a. &c; Pea, 81 3o@2 40; Small White,
81 1892 40; Large White. 81 9o@2 20;
Blackeye, So 65@3 3; Red Kidney. So 25@
) 90; Horse, 81 35t01 80 q ell.
ETABLES-Alushrooms,5 @12%c 4 b;
Summer Squash. 25@4Oc q 10; Egg Plant,
25@1Gc q box; Cucumbers, 20@3Oc T. box
Tor bay; Marrowiat Squash, $5@6 q ton;
Hubbard squash, =; Green Peppers. @
60c p box; tomatoes, 25@60c 4 box; Tur-
nips zoe p ctl Beets, 75c q sack; Parsnips,
81 % p cti; Carrots, feed, 3o@4oc; Cabbage
50@1 zoe; Garlic, 2@23ac p u; Cauiiiiower,
6C@TOc q dCZ Dry Peppers, l0@l 21sc 3 ID:
Dry Okra, l sc q ID.
FRESH FRUIT = Persimmons, eco sc:
Pomegranates, 4O@65c; ounces, SOC soc p
box; Apples, 25@75 y box; Pears, 25@5Oc .
box.
GRAPES-Mu 25@4oc; Black. 25@
4Oc; Tokays, 25@5Oc; Isabella, 6O@65c D
box; Cornichon, 40@60c q crate; ZintanGeL
Wine Grapes, S6@16i Mission, 5000 q ton.
BERRIES - Raspberries, So 5000 Il chest;
Straw berries, $5@3 Tor Sharpless and SS@l0
for LongwCrths; Huckleberrles, 6@7c r 10:
Cape Cod Cranberries. S1o@11 y bbl.
CITRUS FRUIT-Loreto Oranges, So 25@
3 % y box; Mexicln LINES. $3G3 so . box;