The record-union., 1894-08-10
COMMERCIAL.
Steady Buying on Shipping Account
in Wheat.
BARLEY Market Generally Shaped in
Favor of Buyers-oat Prices
Tend Downward.
san FRANc1sco. Aug. 9th.

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There is steady buying of Wheat all the
time on shipping account. though the volume
Of trade is not very extensive, as offerings are
OF moderate proportions only.
There was softer tone to the Barley market
to-day, and matters generally shaped more in
favor of buyers
The tendency of Oats is downward, and a
iower range in prices is probable before the
week is over.
The arrivals of Vegetables continue heavy.
tomatoes are lower. Potatoes are plentiful
and steadier. Onions unchanged. Green corn
IS weak.
Fresh Fruits are in large supply. and prices
&re weak for the commoner quality. Berries
are cheap.
The Butter market rules firm, with moder-
better. Cheese is steady.
There are no changes in Poultry. Prices
are weak, under light demand.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash price for Family Extras,
50 4o@3 SO p bbl; Bakers Extras, So 500
. 40; Superfine, 81 5092 70 p bbl
WHEAT-Quotable at 9G@9l1c p cti for
no. grade and 921Zc for extra good quality.
Milling, 81 o174@1 o674 p ctl.
BARLEY-Feed, fair TO good, S09S21ac;
choice, s3A@85c; Brewing, 9O99215c;
Chevaiier, standard, 81 25@1 2716 p ctl.
OArS-New California Coast Oats sell at
81 2o@1 25; Surprise. 81 3o@I So; fancy
Feed, 81 2o91 20; good to choice, 81 0712@
15; poor TO fair, 90c@S1 05; Black, NOM
inal; Red, nominal; Gray, 1 0719Q1 / . p ctl
CGRN-Quotable at 81 171zq1 20 for large
Yellow, 81 3O@1 32I for small Yellow and
81 371291 4215 for White.
MIDDLIN GS-Quotab at S1S@19 p ton.
MILIsTUFFS-Ry Flour, 355c; Rye Meal,
&c; Graham Flour, &c; Oatmeal, 414c; Oat
Croats, sc: Cracked Wheat, 31zc; Buckwheat
Flour, &c; Pearl Barley, 414G454c p u.
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HAY-W lre-bound hay sells at 81 q ton
less than rope-bound Hay. Following are the
wholesale city prices Tor rope-6ound Hay:
Wheat, 50 50912; Wheat and Oat, S9g10 so;
Wild Oat, 81 50@9 so; Alfalfa, $7@9 90,
BARLEY, S6@9; Glover, $S@1o; compressed,
&S@11; stock, S6g7 = ton.
STRAW-45@55c p bale.
RYE-S5@90c = ctl.
HOPS-Nominal at S@11c p 10 for crop of
1893. FroWers are seeking 10@12c for new
KWHEAT-Nominal
GROUND BARLEY-S19 5O920 p ton.
POTATOES-EarIy Rose, 25@40c IN sacks;
Whites, 3O@6oc in sacks and 4o@SOc in
boxes; Sweets, 115@212c p lb.
ONI0NS-Silverskins 45@55c p ctl.
BEANS-Bayos, So 25@2 30; Butter, 81 90
@2 for small and S2@2 10 for large; Pink,
s. 7O@1 70: Red, So 20@2 20; Lima, So 90
Io3 70; Pea, 81 65@2 70; Small White, So so
g2 SO: Large White. So 50@2 80 = etl.
NEGETA BLES-Green Okla, 35Q50c p
box; Egg Plant, 30@50c p box: Cucum bers.
15@25c p box for bay; String Beans, 2Q213c
= b; summer Squash, 2U@30c 2 box;
tireen Corn, 40@6Oc for common. and 75c@
81 = box for bay; Berkeley Corn, 40@50c
= box: Marrowfat Squash 80 2 ton; Hub
bard Squash, ,-@-!P ton; Green Peppers, SO
GD50c p box for Chile, and 40975c p box for
Ben; Tomatoes, 30950c = box River Toma-
aoes, 30@50c = box; Turnips, 75c . ctl;
13eets, Zoe sack; Parsnips, 81 20 2 ctl; Car
Tots, 35@4Oc; Cabbage, 60@7 &c; Garlic, 11a@
&c 2 %; CaulifoWer, 6O@70 0c p doz; Dry Pep
pers. 1714@20c ID; Dry Okra, &C ? d.
FRESH FRUIr-Whi Neetarines, 3O@4oc
Iyr,I
apples 20&25c ? box; Grapes 15@ 3Oc p
box; Malaga Grapes, $4,000 , box; MuscaI;
$4,000 8 box; Black Grapes, 30@50c q box;
Peaches, 15@35e p box, and 10000 bskt
snd S12@l7 so = ton in bulk; Black
IIgs. 35@50c q box for 1-layer, and
S5c@S1 for players, 2 box; White Figs, /
@40c ? box. S15@20 p ton i'll blk Plums,
Jt@1c p 70; Apples, 36G9Oe z box; Pears. com
mon, 25@35c p box; Bartlett Pears; 25G4oc
= box, and SO 2 ton in bulk; Cantaloupes
f5c@S1 so p crate Watermelons, S6g1O
8 hundred
BERRIEs = Raspberrles. sa@3 . chest;
Strawberries. S2@4 p chest tor Sharp
less: BlacKberries. 81 50@2 so q chest.
CITRUS FRUIT-Alexican Lines So 5O694
81 box; Lemons, Sicily, o; California Lem
Gus, 81 50@2 90 for common and 5000 so.
sor good TO choice: Bananas 81 5O@2 so .
bancn: PIneapples, S2@4 2 dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-AppIes, 4G5c for quar-
sTaporated selso Peafs l9r SSs 6@sc ana for
bleached halves and 2@4c for quar-
ters; bleached Peaches, AugusttSeptem-
Der delivery, SIC p %; October &c; sun-dried
Peaches. 6@615cF 10. August-Septe1nbe dellv
cry; Apricots, 6@71lc = ID spot and 612@7o
Cor September delivery; Prunes. Septem ber-
October delivery, 455G454c; Plums 4@5c
for pitted and 1j5c for unpitted; Figs, black,
SC for pressed and &c for impressed; White
Nectarines, -9-c; Red Nectarines, -9-c
3 10.
RAISINS-CaliioTnia Layers, ,60c0S1; loose
EIuseatels, in boxes, 5O@75c; clusters. 81 20
@1 SO; No. loose in sacks, 21a613c p ID: No
= do, 254@21ac; dried Grapes, 11zG134c p D.
BUTTEh-Steady in price with the situa-
ton favorable 10 sellers. We quote prices as
follows: Fancy Creamery, 20@22c; fancy
GARY, 1S@19c; good to choice, 14@17c;
store lots, 12@13c; picked roll, new, 17@
lee b.
CHEESE-Choice to fancy, s@S15c; fair to
good, GIG &c; Eastern, ordinary to fine, Il
015c 3 70.
EGGS-0 Occasional sales of large ranch Eggs
ere made at a small advance on quoted fg-
t1reS: California ranch, 19@21c: store
9ofs, 12916c p dozen; Eastern Eggs, 15@16c
= dozen.
POULTRY-Good fat Hens are wanted,
Buyers being willing to pay full rates. We
quote prices: Live Turkeys, Gobbers, 90
12c; Hens 9@12c; BOOSTERS, 81 5005 for
old. S4 50@5 SO for young; Bro1lers. 81 500
90 for small and $3@3 so for large; Fryers,
63 5o@4 90; Hens S4 5000; Ducks, 50 5O@
9; Geese, S191 90 2 pair; Pigeons, 81 20
G1 so q dozen.