The record-union., 1894-06-23
COMMERCIAL.
No Business of Magnitude Being Done
on Export Account in Wheat.
Barley Prices Soft. With Nothing in
View TO Encourage Belief In
Future Improvement.
So FRANn1sco -Inna ood

san FRANCISCO, June 22d.
There is no business of magnitude being
done on export account in Wheat In fact,
shippers are not inclined to sample offerings,
as there is little or no inducement at foreign
centers for local operators 10 take hold. In a
short while new crop viii be arriving freely,
when pressure TO sell may force trading TO a
greater or less extent. The new crop Is ex-
pected to turn out much better than was ex-
pected a couple OF months ago, owing to the
late prolonged spell of cool. moist weather, so
unusual at this season.
Barley prices are soft and there is nothing
in view that would encourage the belief that
any improvement in values was near at hand
Business continues slow, there being no dis
position TO buy beyond present wants.
The Oat market drags, and dealers are
somewhat dissatisfied with the immediate
outlook. Free receipts have come TO hand
this week from northern directions, thus
tending 10 further depress matters.
The receipts Of Vegetables this morning In
cluded 167 boxes Asparagus, 16S sacks
Beans sag sacks Potatoes, SO boxes Rhu-
barb, 45 boxes Tomatoes, 50 sacks Corn, 16
sacks Peas. Prices steady.
The receipts of fresh Fruits this morning
included 3,034 boxes Cherries, 196 boxes
Apricots, 45 boxes Gooseberries. 14S chests
Blackberries, IA chests Raspberries 10 boxes
Figs and $50 chests Strawberries. Peaches
and Strawberries did better.
Cheese, Butter and Eggs show no change.
The demand is fair. The Poultry market is
weak, ana stocks are heavy again.
Produce Market.
ELoUR1Net NET cash prices for Family Ex-
90 3Q@3 40; Superflne, S2 60@2 20 p bbl.
Milling 95c@si o5 = ct:
good and s71Sc p eli for choice; Brew
6ATsS Mining, 81 2o@1 so; Surprise,
to choice, 81 1901 25i poor 10 fair, SIG
GokN-Quotaele at 81 1901 % for large
siGT sSSi p az sSS1 og W6ite 81 FOR small Yellow and
BKAN-S16 5oG17 80 y ton.
HAY-Aew Wheat sells at u range of S9g
Hay sells at 81 per ton less than rope-bound
Hay. Following are the wholesale city prices
for rope-bound Hay Wheat. Sl1g14;
Ia; Alfalfa. S9@11; Barley, S1o@12;
compressed, S11 6o@14 so; Stock, S591o p
sTRAW-7o@sOc 3 bale.
HOPS-Market quiet and nominal at 100
12c 2 b.
BUCK WHEAT-S1 1oG1 90 p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-$eo@21 = ton.
PoTAToEs-Quotable at 2o@ 6c y ctl as
oNT0Ns-o -ouotable at 25@35e p cti for
BEANS-Bayos, S2 30@2 45i Butter. 81 80
az Tor small and $2@2 go Tor large; Pink.
81 1901 SO: Red, 81 3092 5o Lima, SO 20
@3 40; Pea, 80 5o92 76i Small White, 81 40
@2 go: Large White, So 5o92 90 r cti.
VEGECABLES-We quote: Egg Plant, -
&C q d; bers, 30Q40c for Vaca-
gus, 3Oo@$1 r box for the ordinary run and
81 2502 p box for choicer quality; Rhubarb
2594Oc 4 box; Garden Peas, 2@27zc 3 10;
Summer Squash, 20@35c p box for Vac
aville and 75c@S1 for bay; String Beans, L
9135c p ID; Refugee Beans, 1@2c y ID; Wax
Beans, 1@114c 2 ID; Green Corn, 10@20c p
squash, o p toni Green Peppers, S@1oc
p ID; Tomatoes, 76c@Sl SDoX; Iurntps, zoe
& ctl; Beets, zoe D sack: ParspipE, 81 25 o
ell; Carrots, 35@40c; Cabbage, 60@75c; Gar
Dry Peppers, 171SQ20c p NJ Dry Okra, &C q b.
FRESH FRUu-We quote as follows:
Peaches, $4,000 c 2 box and 36@45c p bskt;
Figs, 65&7oc ? box for 1-layers and Sic
! 20 for players; Cherries, wnite, 1O925c q
box; do, loose, 1@132c . ID; Royal ann, 30@
4oc ? drawer and 17492e p b for loose;
1G114c y u; Apricots, Royal 3O@5Oc p
box: Currants. S2@3 90 2 chest: Plums 25@
5Oc 2 box; Cherry Plums. 10000 y
drawer; Apples, 3o@75c 2 box Pears, 25@
BERRIEs- -Raspberrles, s4@6 > chefs;
Strawberries, $500 p chest tor Sharpless,
and SS@1O for Longworths; Blaekberries,
81 6O@3 so p chesti Gooseberries 192c for
common and 3@4e . ID for the English vari-
ETY..
CITRUS FRUIT-M Mediterranean Sweet Or
anges, 81 25&1 rs; seedlings, 75c@S1 20;
Mexican Lines, S3@3 90 r DoX; Lemons
sicily, S4@b; California Lemons, 5Oc@S1 20
for common and 81 5oQ2 20 tor good to
choice; Bananas, 81 0092 80 p bunch; Pine
apples, 50 5OQ4 2 dozen.
DRIED FRU1T-Apples, 6@61@c Tor quar-
tered, 61S97c for sliced, and SO lie for evap-
GRATED; Pears, 69Sc F3 . for bleached halves
and 2G4c for quarters; bieached Peaches, 10
@1158e; sun-dried Peaches, rose; a pricots,
nominal; Prunes, 5@519c for the four sizes, &C
for the i've sizes and 312@4c for small; Plums,
4G5c for pitted and l &c Tor unpitted; Figs )
@4c for pressed and 115@2c Tor Impressed;
White Nectarines, &C. Red Neetarines, =
&C ID.
RAlSINS-California Layers. .60c@S1; Loose
MuScatels IN boxes, 0O@75c; clusters, 81 20
01 80, No. loose in sacks, 21213c p b: No.
2, 40. 214921sc: dried Grapes. 115@1@4c p ID.
BUTTER = We quote: Fancy Creamery,
1T91715c; fancy dairy, 1o1z01612c; good to
choice, 13G &C; store lots, 119121ac; picked
roll, new, 10000 = u.
CHEESE-Choice TO fancy, S@9c; fair to
good, 679@ nc; Eastern, ordinary to fne ii
@15c p ID.
EGGS-California ranch, l4@16c; store
lots, 11@13c; Eastern Eggs, 12@131ac ?
dOz.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblers, LOG
12c: Hens, 10912c; BOOSTERS. 81 5095 tor
old, S5@S Tor young Brothers, 81 5092 90 for
small and S3@4 for large; Fryers,
$5@6; Hens. S4@5 90; Ducks, SO for old
and S495 for young; Geese, 81 Tor old ana
75c@Sl % per pair for young; Pigeons,
81 25@l 90 for young and 81 6o@1 70 .