The record-union., 1894-10-06
COMMERCIAL.
The Wheat Market Moderately Steady,
but There is Lack of Trade.
Barley Prices Stationary, With the
Advantage in Favor of Buyers
Oat Market Overcrowded.
Sax FRANcIsco. Oct. 9Th.


The Wheat market has moderately steady
tone, but there is "a lack of trade Shippers
act very cautiously and do not stock up much
ahead. Prices are now 50 low that it Is not
believed there will be any further weakening
At the same time it should be remembered
that the immediate outlook is not considered
to be particularly promising.
1t seems n hard task to attempt to impart
any strength 10 Barley. Occasionally an effort
is made to infuse more life into the situation
but circumstances do not harmoniZes ssuiii
cientIy well 10 make such movement q sue
cess Consequently the market may be said
10 be in a stationary condition, with the ad
vantage in favor OF buyers.
There have been some heavy arrivals o.
Oats this week and the market is, at the mo-
ment, rather overcrowded with offerings
The demand is far from being quiet, which
circumstance does not improve matters foI
sellers
Quotations for fresh Butter are uudis.
turbed, though the market has easier tend
ency. Eggs are dearer, choice ranch offerings
being scarce.
Game is now in season and liberal consign
ments are daily received.
Vegetables and Fruits make customary eN-
hibit, finding steady custom.
Produce Market.
| FLOUR-Family Extras, So 25@3 35 2
bbl; Bakers Extras, SO 1893 25; Superiine,
| So 35@2 90 p bbl.
Wheat Qrotable at 1890 q ctl for No.
shipping and soc tor more choice article.
Milling Wheat, S214@673zc q ctl. Malla
Wala Wheat, 611 15c tor fair average, 55G6 &c
for No. 2, and 4O@5oc for OF grades.
! BARLEY-IFeed, lair to good, 10000;
choice, 771a9? S$4c; Brewing, o712@921ac.
OATS-We quote: Milling, 81 .O@l 10 y ctl;
Surprise, 81 l2la9l l71a; fancy feed 81 00
al I0; good to choice, J5c@S1 o21a; poor
TO fair, s5@9214c; Black. Sl@l 20; Red,
9Gc@S1 10; Gray, 90c@S1 . ctl.
CORN-QuctaDlea at 81 22h II ctl for large
Yellow, 81 2712 Tor small elbow, and 81 so
tor White.
BRAN-s14@14 so aton.
! HAY-Wlre-bou hay sells at 81 q ton
less than rope-bound hay. Following are the
| wholesale city prices tor rope-bound Hay:
| Wheat, $e@l2 , 30; Wheat and Oat, 81 SOC
| 10 so; OaI, Soil; wild Oat, S1@1l; Altal-
Ia, S. 50@J: barley, $6@J; Glover, S7@1Q;
compressed, S7@1i; Stock, SG@7 e ton.
| STRAW-0O@ 60c p bale.
H0PS-Quotable at 5@71Zc q ID, as to quail
ity.
RYE-8715@9oc p ell.
BUCK KWHEAT-96c@S1 w % Pctl.
GROUND BARLEY-S1S 5O@19 q ton.
POVATOES-Early Rose, 30@40c; River
Red, 409J0c; Garnet Chile, 350f5c: Bur
banks 35@3uc; Salinas Burbanks, 95@95c;
sweets. 5Oc9Sl p ctl.
ONIQNS-0O@60G Il ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green. 81 SOC
81 70; BlacKeye, 81 6o@S1 65; Niles, 81 80
! 81 . 8 q cu.
| 81 75@2 for small and S2@2 10 for large;
Pink, 81 50@1 !. 0; Red. 81; Lima, 81 %
| G4 50; Pea, 81 ioG2 90: Small White
50 50@2 60; Large White, 80 2002 50 8
ctl.
| VEGETABLES-Circen Okra. 35@5Oc 4
/ box; Egg Plant, 2594Oc q box; Cucambers
2O@30c 6 box for bay; Pickles. $1@1 80 for
! No. anu 25@5oc e ctl Tor No. =; summer
| Squash, 25G4Uc T. DoE; Green Corn, JO@1 81
7 sack Tor common and SI@1 SO q box
Tor bay; Hubbard Squash. "a ton; Mar
| rOWfat Squash, Sc q ION; Green Peppers, 3Od
| 50c p box for CRiic ana 20@oUc 1Ur Bell; To-
lnatocs, 1O@25 2 box TurnIps, zoe q Gil;
Beets, &c q sack; Parsnips, 81 20 q Ell;
| Carrots, 3094Ot; CaJbagh. JO@UOc; Carrie,
| 11G@ &c p d; Caulinower, COG Uc y dozen;
! Dry Peppers, 1Oc 2 ib Dry OSra, l5c p IL
! fRiiSH IT-pomegranateS 6O@75c 8
| box; Ounces, 3O@5Uc; Peach,s 25MBuc 9
/ box; Back Figs. 10000 Il box; Plums, 40g
! 60c = box; German PTunes, SOC SC q box;
| Apples. 20c@Sl u box; Pears, common, 20
| @oGc u box; Bartlett Pears, o5c@S1 p box
IFJantaloupes, ooc@S1 - crate; Nutmegs,
| 3O@4oc; Waternelons, S3@G T. loo.