The record-union., 1894-08-01
COMMERCIAL.
Fair Inquiry for Wheat on Shipping
Account,
"A Better Feeling Developing in Barley
The Outlook for Oats
Brighter.
sAN FRANcTsCo. July 3IsI.

SAN kANClStOs Oufg OASe-
The outlook for Wheat is promising There
IS fair inquiry on shipping account and buy
ers are ready to take all offerings on basis
of s61zc Tor No. shipping quality. a fancy
parcel would command the usual trihing ad-
vance, $40. Milling Wheat, 81 o21zg1 o115,
there being rather firm holding OF choice
erticle
A better feeling seems to be developing IN
Barley, and dealers incline to the beleI that
the situation viii soon show improvement III
trade and possibly in values.
Oats look brighter. There is no buoyancy
80 values but the market seems to have some
Ittle undertone which it did not have week
ago.
The VegetabIe1narket is wei supplied with
all varieties and prices are weak, especially
cor Green Corn. Potatoes ana onions are
steady.
There are few changes in Fresh Fruits. Ber-
.ries of all kinds are weak Longworths are
getting scarce. Grapes are dull. Melons are
plentiful ana cheap.
The supply of Butter is not excessive, and
prices are hrner Eggs are in good demand
sat quotations. Cheese is steady.
The movement in Poultry is very SLOW. Re
ceipts are light and prices steady.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash price for Family Extras,
90 4o@3 so p bbl Bakers Extras S3 500
40; Superfne, 50 5000 70 Dbl
WHEAT-No shipping, S61zc p etl; mill
ing, 81 O218@1 OH p ctl.
BARLEY new, 60@s21lc; old, S25a
$3.50; Brewing, S71a990c; CneYaIier, stand
oAfs-1IiIiing, 81 1901 %: surprise,
81 300l 50; fancy Feed, 81 2091 90 good
10 choice, 81 109l IL p; poor 10 fair, ooc9
81 %; Black, nominate Red, nominal; Graz
CoRS-Qn Qnotabie at 81 1901 Tx for large
Yellow, 81 3o@1 321z for small Yellow and
sSl 4091 40 Tor White.
RRAN-QuOIabie at SI5@16 2 ton.
HAY-Wlfe-Dound Hay sells at 81 2 ton
less than rope-bound Hay, Following are the
wholesale city prices for rope-bound Hay:
Wheat S96l2 90; Wheat and Oat, SS@11
Wild Oat, $o@10; Alfalfa, S199 Barley, SO
O. so; Glover, $S@I0 sos compressed, S9@
Ali stock, S6@7 = ton.
STRA W-5OQ6Oe = bale
HOPS-Dull and nominal at 9911c p Ib.
RYE-Dull at S5@9oc 2 ctl
BUCK WHEA AT-Nonina!.
GROUND BARLEY-S19 50620 p ton,
POTAT0ES-Eariy Rose, 25@35c IN sacks
and 30@50c 2 ctl IL boxes; Whites, 25@50c
IN sacks and 35@75c in boxes: Sweets, 2@3c
oNIoNs-3o 3o@4oc p ctl for Red and 5o@
6Oc for White.
DRIED PEAs-Green, 81 5o91 IS; Black
eye, 81 60@1 60; Niles, 81 5091 8 per ctl.
BEANS-Bayos. So 25@2 30; Butter, 81 80
az Tor small ana $2@2 20 for large; Pink
s. YOGI 70; Red, 50 20@2 20; Lima, SO so
G45 .; Pea, s. 6502 70; Small White, So 90
(g2 70; Large White. 81 50@2 65 . ctl.
VEGETA BLES-G Green Orka. 65@9Oc =
box; Egg Plant. 50@75c 2 box; Cucumbers,
:25@35c 2 box Tor bay; String Beans. .S1GI 25
- sack; summer Squash, 25@35c p box;
Green Corn, 50@65c Tor common, ana log
12c Z doZ for bay; Berkeley Corn, 50@60c
3 box: Marrowfat Squash, $40 = ton: Hub
bard Squash, o p Ton; Green Peppers, 25
feg50e q box Tor Chile, and 35@75c q box Tor
Bell; Tomatoes. 25@40c 2 box; River Toma-
toes, SI91 90 2 box; Turnips, 75c . ctl;
l5eets, 76c 3 sacks Parsnips, 81 : 5 q cti Car
sTOts, 35@40c; Cabbage, COG DC; Garlic, 1159
&c . d; Caulidower, 60070c p doz; Dry Pep
pers. 171l920c q b; Dry 0rka, C p b.
FRESH FRUiT-White Nectarines. 25@35c
= box; Red Nectarines, 35@50c p box; Crab
Apples, 23435c 2 box; Grapes, 30e15Oc =
box; Malaga Grapes, 60G7oe p box Muscal;
0O@15c 2 box; Black Grapes, 65@S0c g box;
Peaches, 10000 p box, and 16eg25c p bskt
5lack Figs. 40G50c 3 box for 1-layers and
75e9S1 for players, = box; White rigs, l.
layer, 2o94Oc, player, 50G75c; ApricOts, 20
@35c p box. and 1911zc p 70 IN bulk; Plums,
1z91e 2 ID; Appless $4,000 q box: Pears COM
mon, 2694oc p box; Bartlett Pears; $4,000
3 box Cantaloupes, 81 5o@2 90 @ crate:
WatermeioDs S6912 q hundred.
BERRiES - RaSp SpberrieS, S2t03 p chest;
Strawberries. 81 50@4 3 chest for sharp
less; BlacKberries, 81 5092 so z chest.
CITRUS FRUIT-NIexlcan Lines. SIS 5O64
p box; Lemons Sicily, q; California Lem
ons. Sl 9o92 90 lor common aud S3@3 90
Tor good TO choices Bananas, 81 5092 =
bunch; Pineapples, S2@4 q dozen.
DRIED DFRUII-Appies. 454@5c for quar-
tered, 41a05c for sliced, and $3.50 for
bleached halves and 2@4e for quar-
ters; bleached Peaches, August-SepteIn-
Der delivery, 619e p b; sun-dried Peaches, @
&C 2 ID, Augast-July delivery; ApTieots, 61l@
&c & 10 spot, and 5000 tor August deiIQ-
cry; Prunes, September delivery, 435G 451c;
Ptums, 495c for pitted and nc Tor imputed;
tlgs, black, 394c for pressed and ]4@2c for
impressed; White Nectarines, &c; Red
NectarlneS. &C 2 10.
RAISINS-CaiiIornia Layers, ,6Oc@S1; loose
Muscatels, in boxes, SOC sc; clusters. 81 %
@1 90; Ne. loose IN sacks, 21a93c . ID; No.
= do, 214@23ac; dried Grapes. 15aG19fc p b.
BUTIEk-Fancy Creamery, 1S@z0c; fancy
dairy, l6@1715c; good TO choice, 1870 l5c;
store lots, 11@12c; picked roll, new, TO
19c ? b.
CHEEsE-Choice to fancy, s9s15c; fair to
good 61s9 nc; Eastern, ordinary to nne, IA
IGI5c p 10.
EGGS-CaHfornia ranch, 17@2oe; store
lots, 1191Ac p dozen; Eastern Eggs, 15g16c
p dozen.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys, Gobblers, &c to
11c; Hens 9@11c; BOOSTERS, $404 so for
old. S596 for young; BroIlers, 81 5oG2 20
Tor small and 81 5083 25 Tor large; Fryers,
S4@4 30; Hens, S4@5 90 Ducks, So 500
) so; Geese, SI91 so p pair Pigeons 81 %
a - ssr,