The record-union., 1894-09-15
COMMERCIAL.
The Wheat Market at San Francisco
Against Sellers.
Feed Descriptions In Barley Show
Ease in Prices, Offerings Being
in Excess of the Demand.
SAN FRANcIsco- sent 14th.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 18th.
The Wheat market is altogether against
sellers. Offerings are liberal and there is dis
position to sell. Exporters, however, are not
inclined to load up heavily, merely taking
about enough to meet all chartered engage
ments. No. Shipping Wheat is quotabIe at
So@S1Ac, with S21zc as a full figure for a
choice article. Milling descriptions are easy
at range of S5@9oc p ctl, though some hold
ers of fancy lots are asking 91Ac. The mar
ket is rather freely stocked with Walla Walla
Wheat, which has been arriving in large
amounts by steamer of late.
Feed descriptions of Barley show ease in
price, the offerings being in excess OF present
wants. Brewing meets with fair inquiry,
though values are not buoyant. Very little is
doing just now in Chevalier, 1t being under
stood that the crop is pretty we'll cleaned mp,
and not much of standard quality can now
be found.
The Vegetable market is heavily supplied
with Corn and Tomatoe Onions and Sweet
Potatoes are quoted at d decline.
There are lew changes in Fresh Fruits, out
side OF higher price for Cantaloupes. Berries
are nrm.
The Poultry market is overstocked and
prices are weak.
The Butter market is firmer for all Cream
cry descriptions. Eggs are steadier.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
So 25@3 50 p bbl; Bakers Extras, So 15@
20: Superhne, So 35@2 60 p bbl.
WHEAT-Fair average quality finds sale at
about 7oc = ctl, second quality at 6o@65c.
and Oft grades at 4o@6oc . ell.
BARLE4-Feed. fair to good. 75S773ac;
choice. 7SM@oOc; Brewing, S5@90c; Che
Waller. standard, 81 27149l 80 p ctl.
OATS : We quote as follows? follows; Mil, MIL
i 20; fancy Feed, 81 O5@1 10; good TO
choice, 9719c9S1 021a; poor to fair, S5@921ac;
Black. nominal; keO. nominal: Gray, 95c@S1
CORN -Quotable at 81 90 for large Yellow.
81 271a@1 80 for small Yellow and 81 271a9
80 Tor White.
HAY-Wire-bound Hay sells at 81 p ton
less than rope-bound Hay. Following are the
wholesale city prices for rope-bound Hay:
Wheat, SoG12; Wheat and Oat, 81 50@
10 so; Oat, $7@11; Wild Oat. S7@9 SO;
Alfalfa, SS 5O@5 30; Barley, S6@9; Clover,
Sog1o; compressed, S7@11; Stock, $6@7 p
STRAW-5o@6oc p bale.
HOPS-In the absence Of sales, dealers quote
4O5c ior old and 69Sc p u Tor new.
Buck W WHEAi-S5c@s % p ctl.
GROUND BAKLE41S1o 500 19 p ton.
PoTAIoEs-EarIy AT l6r- Rose,, 26@3oc; River
banks. 3O950c; Salinas Burbanks, 6O@7 &C;
Sweets, 5oc9Sl p ctl.
ONION5-5o96Oc p ctl.
BEANS-Bay os, S&Q2 10; Butter, 81 5000
for small and S2@2 10 for large; Pink,
g 5o5 40@5 so RED, s29% 20; Lima, s4@4 20;
large White, 81 8o@2 SO y ctI.
VEGETABLES-Gre Okra, 35@50c p
box Egg Plant, 2594 40c . box; Cucumbers,
for No. and 25@5oc . ctl for No. 2; sum
merSquash, 20@25c p box; Green Corn 25@
40c q sack for common and 75c0S1 p box for
bay; Berkeley Corn, 30940c 8 DoX; Marrow
fat squash, SO p ton; Hubbard SQUASH - q
ton; Green Peppers, 20@3Oc p box Tor Chile
and 2o@4oc for Bell; tomatoes. -15@35c =
Parsnips, 81 20 2 cti; Carrots, 35&40c; Cab
bage, 60@75c; Carlo, 11a@2c p ID; Cauli-
flower, 6o@7oc . dozen; Dry Peppers, 1890
zoe y 70; Dry Okra, &C p ID.
FRESH FRUiT-Pomegranates, S1@1 so
per box ounces, 25@50c q box; White
Nectarines, 35@5oc q box; Red Nee
= box; grapes, SweeUwater, 15&3Oc p box;
Malaga Grapes. 25@4Oc q box; MuscaI. 25@
4Oc; SLACK Grapes, zoo DC q box; Iokay, 20
= box ana S20@3o p ton in 6uIk;
Black Figs, 2O@30c box for 1-lay-
ers and 4o@75c for players p box; Plums,
common. 25940c e box; Bartlett Pears. 40g
T5c T. box and S2O@27 so p ton in bulk:
CantaiouPes, 6oc@S1 V crate, Nutmegs,
25@4oc; Matermelons, S6@12 p hundred.
BERRIES-kaspberres S4@o p chest;
Strawberries, $500 q chest for SnarpIess;
Biackberries, S3@4 p chest; Huckleberries,
CITRUS FRUIT-We quote as follows:
Mexican Lines, 81 5o@5 p box; Lemons
SICILY, g; Na4lIOFnla Lemons, OO0D3
common and S4@5 TOR good to cuoice;
bananas 81 5o@2 90 p bunch; Plneapples
$2tG4 so p dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Foliowing are the closing
prices bid at the session OF the Fruit kX-
change: Apricots-Fancy Moorpark, SIZE
choice DO sc; fancy 71zc; choice, &c; stan dard
65zc; prime, &c q 10 Apples-EYapora ed
S14@S1ac; sun-dried, 596c. Peaches-Fancy,
6}4c; choice, 612c; standard, &c; prime, 55zc;
peeled in boxes, l2@14c. Pears-Fancy,
halves, &c; quarters, sc; choice, 4s4c;
standard, 4c; prime, 31zc. Plums-Pltted
@5c; unpitted, 11a92c. Prunes-Four sizes
414@5c. Nectarines-Fancy, &c; choice, 61%c
standard, &c; prime, 5%c. Raislns-Four-
crown loose, 414c; 3-crown, SIC; 2-crown, Sc:
Seedless Suitanas. 4c; Seediess Muscatels SC "a
10; 3-crown London Layers, 81 z 5 r box; clus-
ters, 81 90; Dehesa clusters, So; imperial
clusters, So; 4crown loose, 81 10; 4-croWn
loose faced, 81 25 p box. Dried Grapes
214c . h.
BUTTER = Fancy Creamery, 28a2ec:
fancy dairy, 25925c; good to choice, 22@
24c; store lots, 10000; picked roll new
19021c; firkin, 1S@2oc p b.
CHEESE-Choice to fancy, S@9e; fair to
good, 67aQz z7ac; Eastern, ordinary to fine,
12H@14c p 10.
EGGS-CalIfornia ranch, 25@2Sc: store
lots, 1S@24c; Eastern Eggs, 19923c.
POULrBY-Live Iurkeys-Gobblers. 14@
Ice; Hens, 14@16c; BOOSTERS, 80 5000 for
old and S4 5o@6 for young Broilers, 81 90
o. 90 for small and So 1908 2 3 for large:
Fryers, So 5o@4 20; Hens, $4@5; Ducks
$3@5; Geese, S1@1 90 = pair; Pigeons, 81 %
al 90 p dozen.