The record-union., 1894-06-06
COMMERCIAL.
Better Tone to the Wheat Market ir
Distant Centers.
The Recent Rains Have Depressing
Influence on the Barley
Situation.
san FRANCISCO, June 5th.

a little better tone is reported in the Wheat
markets at distant centers, with slight ten
dency TO improvement Locally, however,
the situation shows no change for the better.
Shippers are willing 10 pay S25zc per GENITAL
for stock that win class as No. / quality,
while choice parcels could likely ind custom
at o3s4965c. Milling Wheat is rather slow
At eoc@S1 per Genital. though fancy lots
would probably bring 81 o21z, but that is the
top of the market.
The recent rains have had depressing in
duence on the Barley situation, and holders
are not so firm in their views as they were
week ago. Business is OF slim proportions, as
dealers are not inclined to stock up ahead
Crop prospects have frightened up consider
ably within few days, and much larger
yield than was calculated upon seems TO be
assured
There is weak tone 10 the Oat market and
sellers are at disadvantage. Stocks are large,
though not particularly burdensome. Suill
dealers would be better pleased if some cir
cumstanees would occur by which little
stimulation would be impaired to trade ia the
Oat line.
The receipts of vegeta bles this morning were
light They included 485 boxes Asparagus,
73 sacks Peas, % boxes ucumbers, $50
sacks Beans, 574 boxes Rhuoarb, 123 sacks
Potatoes. Choice Asparagus brought higher
prices.
The receipts OF fresh fruit are much smaller.
They Included 1864 boxes Cherries. $ chests
Currants, 50 chests GooseoerTles and 1O3
chests Strawberries. The range OF prices Is
governed entirely by quality.
The Butter market continues weak, and
Eggs are both dull and weak. Cheese Is ull-
changed. The Poultry market is steady, with
heavy stocks on hand.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
So 40@3 90 p bbl; Bakers Extras, SO 3o@
3 10; Superfne, So 5O@2 70 p bbl.
milling, 95c@S1 021s p ctl.
BARLEY Feed. s5@S71zc for fair to good
and S6499oc ? ctl for choice; Brewing, soc
0ATs-MiIiing, 81 2o@1 80; Surprise.
81 35@1 40: fancy feed, 81 2715@1 80;
good to choice, 81 1901 20; Red, nominal;
Black, nominal; cray. 81 1O@1 20; poor 10
fair, 81 0501 10.
CORN -QuotabIe at 81 171S@1 90 for large
Yellow; 81 30@1 32H for small Yellow, and
81 32H@1 So Tor White
BRAN-S14 5OG16 2 ton.
HAf-NeW Wheat sells at range OF SO
@12; new Wild Cats, S9@11 per ton. Wire
bound Bay sells at 81 p ton less than rope
bound Hay. Following are the wholesale city
prices for TOpe-bOund Hay: Wheat. S120
IL so; Wheat and Cat, S11@13 so; Wild Oat,
$11@13 5oi Alfalfa, S9@12; Barley, S1o9
~; compressed, S1l@14; Stock, SS@10 q
ton
sTRAW-7o@soc q bale.
HOPS-12@13c p n.
RYE-S1 0714G1 10 p ctl.
BUCK W MHEAT-NOminal.
GROUND BARLEY-S21@215 SO p ton.
POFATOES-We quote new: Early Rose,
60@90c; new Peerless, 6O@65c in sacks and
65@90c in boxes
ONIONS-Quotable at 3O@45c p cu.
BEANS-Bayos, So 5o@2 70; Butter, 81 70
@1 so for small and $2Q2 10 for large: Pink,
81 9092; Red, 50 3092 60; Lima, 1903 35,
Pea, SO 35@2 so; Small White, 81 4O@2 65,
Large White. So 1902 SO ? ctl.
e FEGETABLES-Cucu S1Q1 20 9box;
Asparagus, 5Oc9S1 = box for the ordinary
run and 81 25@1 % , box for choice quality;
-knrar IN
! so a sack; Garden Peas, 2@21&c p 10; Sum
mer Squash, 3O@5Oe y box: String Beans,
2G4c p b; Refugee Beans, 495c p 10; Wax
Beans, 3@4c p 70; Green Corn, 30@35c Q
dozen; Marrowfat Squash $40 . ton; Hub
bard Squash, CO ton; Green Peppers, 10
Q125c 2 70; Tomatoes,S1 5O@2 20 p box; Iur-
81 25 2 ctl;Carrots, 359 40c; Cabbage, 50@60c;
Garlic sc r %; Caulitower, 60@7Oc p doz;
Dry Peppers, 1718@20c . II; Dry Okra, C
FRESH FRUIT-Peaches, S1@1 25 q box;
Figs. &C q 70; Cherries, Waite, 15925c;
2 box: do, loose, l@2c p %; Royal Ann. 20
loose, 395e p ID; Apricots, Pringle, 25@50c y
box; do, seedlings 100000 . box; do, Royal,
75c9Sl 2 box; Currants. S$@4 so p chest;
Cherry Plums, 25@40c 2 drawer; Apples,
25@50c q box; Pears. 50@75c 2 box.
BERRIES = Newcastle Raspberries, $1@
/ 80 2 crate; Alameda Raspberries, S10@
10 p chest; Strawberries, SO 50@7 q chest
Tor Sharpless and S10@15 for Longworths;
Blaekberries, S12@15 2 chest; Gooseberries,
1411ac tOr common and 4Qbc p D Tor the
English variety.
CITRUS FRUIT-Fair to choice Navel Or
anges, 81 2602 90; seedlings, 75c0$l 25; Mex
lean Lines, SO 50@4 = box: Lemons, Sicily,
S4@5: California Lemons, 50c9S1 25 for COM
mon ana 81 5092 90 for good to choice; Ba-
nanas, 81 5092 80 p bunch; Pineapples,
81 50@4 ? dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples, go nc for quar-
tered, 1919 for sliced and 9@11c for e7apo-
rated; Pears, 6@Sc for bleached halves and
2G4c for quarters; bleached Peaches, 110
1219c; sun-dried Peaches S@9c; Apricots
nominal; Prunes, 51596c for the four sizes,
&C FOR the five sizes and &c tor small; Plums,
5@6c for pitted and 2@3c for unpitted Figs,
364c for pressed and 11&G92c for impressed;
White Neetarines, &C; Red Nectarines,
-@-c = ID
RAISINS- California layers, 6oc@Sl; loose
Muscatels in boxes 50@75c; clusters, 81 20
al so; No. l loose in sacks, 21l93c . Do; No.
2, do, 214@239c; dried Grapes, 11a9154c = 10.
BUTTER = fancy Creamery, 1612917c;
fancy dairy, 15@16c; good to choice, 13@14c;
store lots, HOBBS; picked roll, new, 199
zoe g. 10
CHEESE - Choice to fancy, s@9c; fair
to good, 91g971ac; Eastern. ordinary to fine,
14G15c = 70.
EGGS : California ranch, 13@l5c; store
lots. 11@1212c; Eastern Eggs, 12@1356c 2
dozen.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobbers, Ga
1oc; Hens, 6@10c; BOOSTERS, 50 2503 SO for
old, 81 5000 for young; Broilers, 81 500
, 80 Tor small and S4@5 for large; Fryers,
S6@7; Hens, S394 SO; Ducks, 50 for old
and S4&5 tor young; Geese, 81 for old and
Sl91 90 for young; Pigeons, 81 2501 so
ior young and 50 50@2 rs p dozen Tor old.