The record-union., 1894-06-16
COMMERCIAL.
Trade in the Sample Wheat Market of
Very Limited Dimensions.
The Barley Situation Lacking In
Strength, the Advantage Being on
the Side of Buyers.
So FRANcIsco. june 15th.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 18th.
Trade in The sample Wheat market is of
very limited dimensions. So little actual
Wheat is changing hands that it is difficult to
give anything like guiding quotation,
though $4,000 may be considered as the
range of prices for good TO choice shipping
qualities. Milling Wheat is quotable at 95c@
81 05 p Genital. In the speculative market
there is quite liberal trading in futures,
though at irregular prices. Business in OPP
tions has been OF large volume and the mar
ket has furnished any opportunities TO make
turns as values either advanced or declined.
Early in the weak the Barley market
showed a rather firm tone, and matters gen
orally looked more promising for the selling
interest. But within couple OF days the
situation has changed. Buying is slow, and
orders are quite limited in amount. so that it
is not an easy task to prop prices. AT the
moment the situation lacks strength, and the
advantage is on the side of buyers.
Dealers in Oats make no change in quota
tions. Trade is so quiet that there is nothing
very substantial on which TO predicate prices,
and old figures are therefore continued The
soft feeling prevailing in Barley circles neces-
sarily has depressing influence on Oat IN
terests. Arrivals have been somewhat liberal
this week, nearly 10000 centals being sent
down from the North which circumstance
does not help the local situation.
The receipts of Vegetables this morning in
cluded 160 boxes Rhubarb, 455 boxes AS
paragus, 13S sacks Beans. 595 sacks Potatoes
and So boxes Cucumbers. Prices are gener-
ally weak.
The receipts of Fresh Fruits include 5,OS2
boxes Cherries, 397 chests Strawberries, 10
chests Blackberries, 1913 chests Currants.
Currants and berries were higher, Some
Peaches coming in from Marysville are very
poor.
The Butter market Is steady. Eggs are
firmer, with liberal stocks on hand. Cheese
is unchanged.
Hens continue firm. Turkeys are higher.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
tras. So 40@3 so p bbl; Bakers Extras,
So 1908 40: Superhne, 81 5000 20 2 bb!;
WaEAT-sdhiIpping lA I, 877a@9oc y ctl; Mill
BARLEY-Feed, 9o@91Ac for fair to
good and 91A@921ac . ctl for choice; Brew
{, 65,ATs@ Milling, 81 ao@1 80; Surprise,
81 35@1 40; fancy feed, 81 2719@1 80; good
to choice, 81 1901 20; poor 10 fair SIG
l 10; Black, nominal Red, nominal; Gray,
CoRN-Quotable at 81 221a@1 % for large
Yellow, 81 3272@1 80 for small Yellow and
81 3501 371a for White
HAY-New Wheat sells at a range OF S1O@
IA; new Wild Oat. .S10@13 q ton Wire-bound
Hay sells at 81 per ton less than rope-bound
for rope-bound Hay: Wheat. S12@15;
Wheat and Oat, S11@14; Wild Oat. $12@
IA; Alfalfa, S9@11 80; Barley, S10@13;
compressed, .S11 5o@14 90; Stock, $991o p
ton.
STRAw-7o@8oc p bale
HOPS-Nominal at 1@13c . ID.
RYE-S1 0501 10 . ctl.
BUCK KWHEAT-Nominal.
GROUND BARLEY-S21@21 so p ton.
POTATOES-New Early Rose, 4O@6oc in
sacks and 5oc@S1 in boxes: Peerless, 5o@8O
in sacks and 6Oc@S1 C p ctl in boxes.
ONIONS-Quotable at 25@3Oc p cti for
Reds and 50@65c for White.
DRIED PEAS-Green, 81 50@l rs; Black
yRANsbaS0; & Sega S Sl9' 81 Ia a. S9sI go bus It. @ s
o. 80 Tor small and $2@2 20 for large; Pink.
81 75@1 50; Red, So 1902 so; Lima, SO 20
@3 40; Pea, So 35@2 so: Small White, SO 40
@2 80; Large White, SO s5@2 40 3 ctl.
YEGETABLES-We quote: Egg Plant. -
@--c p b; Cucumbers, S1@1 20 y box;
Asparagus, 50c@$1 20 p box for the or
quality; Rhubarb 25@50c box; Green
Peas, 75c@S1R p sack; Garden Peas, 2@215c
p b. Summer Squash, 25@40c p box for Vac
ayiIle ard s191 20 for bay; string Beans, ~
Beans, 11a@2e . ID; Green Corn, 10000 y
doz; Marrowfat Squash, $50 y ton; Hubbard
Squash, o p ton; Green Peppers, o@1oc
. ctl; Beets, 75c . sack; Parsnips, 81 % p
ctl; Carrots, 3594oc; Cabbage, 60@75c; Gar
lie, 21293c p ~ Caulitiower, 60@7oc q d0z:
FRESH FRUff1Peaches, 25S4o box; <;
Figs, - p D; Cherries, white, 1902 &c p box;
do, loose, 1@114c y n; koyal Ann: 3o@40c
Cherries, black, 15@55c y box; do, loose,
1919 . 10: Apricots. Pringle, 15@26c p box;
Go, seedlings, 25@35c; do. Royal, 25@40c p
box; Currants, 81 50@3 90 q chest; Plums,
50c@S1 p box; Cherry PIums. 20@35e y
drawer Apples, 25@4oc y box; Pears. esq
40c 2 box.
BERRIES = RaspberrIes, 90c@S1 10 .
RI n1l,o rrvtNn
per chest tor Sharpless, and $10@13 for Long
worths; Blackberries, $6@6 p chest; Goose
berries, 1@112c for common and 3@4c q d
for the English variety.
CITRUS FRUIT-Fair to choice Navel Or
anges, 81 25@2 so; seedlings, 75c@S1 20;
Mexican Lines, 50 50@4 u box; Lemons,
Sicily, $4@5; California Lemons. 50c@$1 25
for common and 81 50@2 SO for good to
choice; Bananas, 81 5o@@ so p bunch; Pine
apples, So 1904 p dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples, 6@615c for quar-
grated; Pears, 6@9c p % for bIeached halves
and 2@4c for quarters; bleached Peaches, 10
@111ac; sun-dried Peaches, 7@Sc; Apricots,
nominal; Prunes, 5@51ac for the four sizes, &C
for the five sizes and 315D4c for small; Plums,
4@5c for pitted and &c for unpitted; Figs 8
@4c for pressed and 115@2c for impressed;
White Nectarines, -@-c; Red Nectarines, =
RA1SINS-Ca California Layers 6oc@S1; Loose
Muscatels, in boxes, 50G75c; clusters, 81 20
@1 so, No. loose in sacks, 212@3c . ID: No.
BUTTER-Fancy Creamery, 16%@17c;
fancy dairy. 15@16c; good to choice, 13@ 14c,
store lots, 11@1214c; picked roll, new, 19@
zoe , ID.
CHEEsE-Choice to fancy, s@9c; fair to
good, 61a@71ac; Eastern ordinary to fine IA
@15c p 10.
EGGS-California ranch, 14@l6c; store
lots, 11@13c; Eastern Eggs, 12@131ac p
doz.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblers, l1@
12c: Hens, 11@12c; Boosters. -$596 for old,
Ia a tow Qrrt1 En TNr
small and SO 50@4 90 for large; Fryers,
So 50@7; Hens, So 5o@7; Ducks, SO Tor old
and S4@5 for young; Geese, 81 for old ana
75c@Sl 20 per pair for young; Pigeons,
81 25@1 90 for young and 81 50@1 70 p
dozen for old.
Meat Market.
Following are the rates for whole carcasses
from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-First quality, $1,000; second quail
ity, 495c; third quality, 5000 p b.
CALVES-496c p 10.
MUTTON-5@6c p b.
LAMB-Spring. exotic p %.
PORK-Live Hogs, on foot, grain fed, heavy
Hogs, 312@4c; dressed Hogs, 634G71ze . b.
Eastern and Foreign.
CHICAGO. June 18th.
The rains in the West and the decline of
prices abroad caused weakness in Wheat to-
day. and July closed &c lower. The rains in
caused many operators to change from the
long to the short side of the market. There
was a little changing going on by the elevator
interest. the difference most OF the time being