The record-union., 1894-08-25
COMMERCIAL.
The Export Movement in Wheat Not
Very Lively.
Scarcely Any Inquiry for Feed Barley
Fairly Good Demand for Bright
New Brewing.
san FRANc1sco. Aug. gath

DAN fKANClSCOs Aug. S4tA.
Export movement in Wheat is not very
lively, but there is enough doing in that way
to keep the market fairly in motion. Prices
have not varied TO any extent worthy OF
notice for some little time.
There was scarcely any inquiry for feed
Barley this morning, while there was desire
to force business On the part of sellers. AS a
consequence, the market showed weakness
and buyers have the advantage of lower quo
tations. There is fairly good demand for
bright new Brewing Barley, which is yet
wanted for shipping purposes.
The tendency OF the situation in Oats Is
against the selling interest, as offerings are
somewhat liberal, while the demand is slow
and limited.
Concerning Hops, the Commercial Nelcs says:
"Advices from England indicate q large yield
in that country and Germany, the vermin
and mold scare noted in the first instance
having subsidized to such an extent as 10 leave
little fear that the result viii be materially in
1iuenced. New York will not have large
yield, but the quality viii be good. and the
difference in quantity viii not be missed, II
present indications of abundance are verified.
Ia fact, it appears that the general yield will
be a very large one and prices will rule low in
consequence. Trading is at a standstill for
the present, and indeed there is little incentive
to buy except on definite orders, which are
scarce"
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
tras, SO 40G3 90 p bbi Bakers Extras,
So 3O@3 40: Superdne, So 50@2 70 2 bpl.
WHEAT-Quotable at S614@S712c p ell for
No. shipping, with SSszc for something OF
choice character. Milling grades anything
but firm at the quoted range of e27a@977ae9 2
BARLEY-Feed, fair to good, 75@771zc;
choice. 7Ss4@Soc; Brewing, $40 921ac;
Cheyalier standard, 81 25@I 2719 = CD,
81 10; Milling 81 1775Gl 221; Surprise.
good 70 choice. 81 o5@1 127ff; poor to fair,
cray egssgSl 81 os5ssi G1S o71l S-i. : ctl. - -O'
C0RN-Quotable at 81 1901 IN for large
Yellow, 81 25G1 277a for small Yellow and
BRAN-Quotlble at S14@l5 ? ton.
HAY Wire-oound Hay sells at 81 ton
less than rope-bound Hay. Following are the
wholesale city prices for rope-bound Hay:
10 so; Oat, Ss@11 so; Wild Oat, S7@9 so:
Alfalfa, S6 5oIa9 90; Barley, S6@9; Clover,
81 5o@1o; compressed, Ss@l1; stock, S6@7
STRAW-Quotable at 5o@6oc . bale.
HOPS-Nominala at 6QSc y u Tor crop of
1898. New are offered TO arrive at s@1oe
= b.
BUOKWHEAT-Qu Quotable at 81 o5@1 is
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s1s so
PooTAToEs-Early Rose, 25@soc; Garnet
Chile, 3O@4Oc: Burbanks, 3o@45c; Salinas
Burbanks, 6o@7oc; Sweets. 75c@S1 p ctl.
ONI0NS-Quotable at 40950c q ctl.
BEANS-We quote as follows: Bayos
and an 20 w@ Tor large; Pink, 81 5oaI GO;
Red, So Lima, SO 6o@3 75;- Pea, 81 SOC
' vEGEETABIEs-Greeno okra, ,2505oca p box;
Egg Plant. 25@5oc box; Cucumbers, goo
for No. and 2595oc 2 ctl for No. 2;
Summer Squash, 20@35c . box; Green
Corn. 25@40c = sack for common and
s5c@$l 2 box for s3r,.l bay; Berkeley Corn Corn
p ton; Hubbard Squash, 3 ton; Green
Peppers, 25@40c y box for Chile and
35@5Oc p box 1or Bell; River Tomatoes,
35@5Oc p box; Turnipss 75c = ct; Beets, 75c
p sack; Parsnips, 81 20 = ctl; Carrots, 35@
40c; Cabbage. 60@75c; Garlic, 114@2c p ID:
Caulifower, 6097Oc p doz; Dry Peppers, 1715
l2Oc p 70; Dry Okra, - e b.
FRESH FRUIr-White Nectarines, 4O@
Gee 3 box; Red Nectarines, 40G65c q box;
Crab-apples, 20&25c 2 box; Grapes, 16@30c
p box; Malaga Grapes, 25940c; Muscat. 500
soc; Black Grapes, 20@4 DC; 1okay, 40@65c
Peaches, 15Q35e p box and 20@25c = basket
and S15@g2O p ton in bulk; Black Figs. 500
4Oc 8 box for Layers and 100000 tor 2-lay-
ers 2 box Plums. Z@1c = u; Apples. 2o9
75c 3 box; Pears, common, 10@25c p box;
Bartlett Pears, 20040c p box; Cantaloupes,
35c@S1T cratei Watermeions, S49o p num-
BERRIEs-Ra -Raspberries, 81 5O@4 2 chest;
Strawberries, S3@6 2 chest for Sharpless;
BlackberTies, ,Sl@1 so chest; Huckleberries,
4@5c 2 b.
CITRUS FRUIT = We quote: Mexican
Lines. S4@6 p box; Lemons, Sicily, &c;
California Lemons, So 5O93 90 for common
and So 5004 for good TO choice; Bananas
81 5o@2 90 q bunch; Pineapples, S2@4
DRIED FRUIT-We quote as follows: Ap-
pies, 41&95e for quartered, 5@51ac for sliced,
and 6t0s1zc for evaporatedi Pears, 6@Sc p o
for bleached halves and 2@4c for quarters
bleached Peaches, .71a9Sc; September deliv-
cry. 61a@7c, sun-dried peaches, -9-c: Apri-
cots, 6@Sc; Prunes, september, Octo-
ber delivery. 5cs Plums, 4@5c for pitted
and 115c for unpitted; Figs. black, &c for
pressed, and &c for impressed; w hite Nectar
Ines, 61s97c; Red Neetarines, &c p d.
RAlS1NS-We quote prices or 1898 crop
as follows: California Layers, 60ckDS1;
loose MuscatelS, in boxes, 5Og97ac; clusters,
81 2511 90; No. loose in sacks, 249Sc
N; No. 2 do, 234@27zc; dried Grapes. 116@
BUTTER-We quote as follows: Fancy
Creamery, 221x224c: fancy dairy, 21@22c:
good to choice. 17@20c; store lots. 13G &c;
picked roll, new, 19&2lc; irktn, 17919c
Sn.
CHEESE-We quote as follows: Choice to
fancy, S@9c; fair to good, 61a9711c; East
ern, ordinary to fine, 1891 14e , d.
EGGS Ss-We quote as follows: California
ranch, 22@25c; store lots, 15@2oc; Eastern
Eggs, 16@1sc; fancy do. 2o922e p dozen.
14e; Hens. 11014c; BOOSTERS. S4@4 90 Tor
old. S4@5 for young; Broilers, 81 SOC
2 90 fer small and S393 90 for large; Fry
ers SIS 60@4 90; Hens, S4@o; Ducks
saga; Geese S101 90 pair; Pigeons,
81 25G1 90 2 dozen.
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