The record-union., 1894-05-28
COMMERCIAL.
But Little Doing in the Wheat Market
at San Francisco.
supplies Heavy and offerings Liberal
Barley Continues to
Weaken.
san FRANcIsoo. Nav 9th.

San FRANCISCO, May 27th.
There is scarcely anything doing in the
local Wheat market, and values, although
very low, are weak, and the tendency is still
downward. Supplies of Wheat are heavy and
offerings are LIBERAL but there is general in
difference manifested by dealers which makes
transactions light in volume. Holders are
even Offering to shade the asking figures In
order to effect sales, but this appears to be no
inducement. The shippers are holding back,
doing practically nothing unless it be waiting
until the values in the local market reach
sufficiently low level to enable them 70 e4-
port with some degree Of certainty that tney
VIII realize something out OF the business
Advices from abroad are very unsatisfactory,
the demand being light and values weak ana
unsteady.
Barley continues TO weaken in the local
market The weather conditions have been
such recently that the spectators have given
up all hope of being able 10 do anything on
their short crop expectations Supplles are
ample, and the indications now are that there
will be a sutfcency tor all requirements dur
Ing the coming cereal year. Receipts from
Oregon and Washington are quite extensive.
Other cereals continue very dull.
In the local produce markets the movement
OF trade yesterday was quite satisfactory ana
prices generally, though low, were well sus-
Iained.
supplies of Fresh Fruits are heavy, but un-
der steady inquiry stocks were well cleaned
up. Cherries are plentiful and cheap. Straw
berries are arriving in liberal quantities and
trade is active. Prices yesterday were higher.
Apricots make a fair display. Vegetables are
ngood supply and low priced. DRIED fruits
are steady and stocks are light. Dairy
products are in over-SuppIy, notwithstan ding
the steady demand, and prices are weaker.
Poultry is slow TO sell and prices are easy.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
"a -o III, Dol b. o1sz1 Es,Ffr
3 40; Superfine, SO 5o@2 70 p Dbl.
WHEAT-No. l Shipping Wheat, S715c .
ctl, With lots suitable for milling purposes at
BARLEY-Feeed is quotable at 9o@95c as
to quality. while 81 90 is an outside figure
for brewing quality.
81 371z@1 40; fancy feed, 81 2774@1 32713;
good to choice, 81 1901 20; poor to fair,
$1@1 10; Black, nominal: Red, nominal;
C0RN-Q1otable at 81 cool 221z for large
yellow; 81 50 for small Yellow, and 81 250
1 271S for White.
BRAN-$15@16 p ton.
HAY-New Wheat sells at a range of $40
@12; new Wild oats, $11@13 Per ton. Wire-
bound Hay sells at 81 q ton less than rope
bound Hay. Following are the wholesale city
prices for rope-bound Hay: Wheat, S12@
10 so; Wheat and Oat, $11@14 90; Wild
Uat, $11@13; Alfalfa, $9@12; Barley, S1o@
l3; compressed, s11@14 5oi Stock, ss@1o
sTRAw-7o@s0c p bale.
HOPS-13@16c Q n.
RYE-$1 15@1 171S p ctl.
BUCkW WHEAT-S101 3 2 ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-$22 50@23 so p ton.
PorAToES--Early1Rose, 6oc@S1; new Peer
less, 50@75c in sacks and 60c@Sl in boxes:
Sweet, SIG 1 % p etl. We quote old: Early
Rose, 25@95c; River Burbanks, 100000;
River Red, 20@3oc; Oregon BurDanks, 4o@
50c p ctl.
ONIONS-25035 > etl for new.
DRIED PEAS-Green. 81 50@1 20; Black
eye, 81 60@1 rs; Niles, 81 5O@1 = Q ctl.
ANS-Bays, So 50@2 20; Butter, 81 20
C9I 80 for small and S2@2 10 for large; Pink,
81 90@2; Red, So 25@2 90; Lima, S3@3 40;
Pea, So 1902 so; Small White, 81 40@2 65;
Large White, So 4o@2 so = cI,
VEGETABLES-Cucu mbers, 70 5@50c ? doZ
for common and 5Oc@S1 for good to choice;
Asparagus, 5Oe@S1 q box for the ordinary
run and 81 25@1 90 y box for choice quality;
Rhubarb, 20940c p box; Green Peas, 81 20
G$1 rs p sack; Garden Peas, 219e 2 u; sum-
mer Squash. 4@5e p d; String Beans, 597c p
d. Refugee Beans, 7@Sc p b; Wax Beans, GO
20 p D. Marrowfat Squash. $50 . ton; Hub