The record-union., 1894-09-24
COMMERCIAL.
No Improvement in the Wheat Market
In San Francisco.
Dairy Products Moving Off Well, and
Prices Hold Steady on
Best Grades.
san FRANCISCO, Sept. 28d.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23d.
Yesterdays traffic in nearly all lines of
both Produce aud Merchandise was fairly ex-
tensive and prices, with a few exceptions,
were maintained at about the same rates as
prevailed on the preceding day. The receipts
OF the day were above tie average as far as
quantity is concerned, but as the excess was
mostly in Fresh Fruits and the demand in
that line continues quite active, dealers were
not troubled with unusually large accumula-
tions at the close of the days business. Sup
plies OF Peaches are liberal, but there is no
surplus OF strictly fancy varieties. The
medium grades sell rather slowly at the
quoted rates, but the trade requirements for
local consumption continue large and values
generally are quite steady. There are few
cholce northern Apples in market and they.
sell readily at full figures. Nectarines are
scarce and the demand has practically ceased.
Ounces are abundant and rather slow to sell.
Choice Bartlett Pears meet with good in
curry at the quoted rates. Some of the later
varieties of Grapes are now coming on hand
and the variety Offering is quite extensive
The demand is fairly good, ana, while prices
are occasionally being shaded the quoted
figures are held fairly steady on choice stock
Inc inquiry for Watermelons and Canta-
loupes has been quite heavy for several days
past and dealers are holding firmly to their
asking figures. Vegetables are abundant and
inactive, with supplies moderate and quite q
marked difference OF opinion between buyers
and sellers as TO values Dairy Products are
moving Oh well aad prices are neld quite
steady on the best grades OF stock. Mild new
Cheese is a shade nrner. Poultry is rather
dull. Groceries and Provisions are selling
well at steady figures The Wheat market
shows no Improvement, trade being very light
ana prices low and weak
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
50 25@3 80 q bbl; Bakers Extras, So $50
20; Supertine, So 35@2 80 p bbl.
WHEAI-No. l shipping Wheat is quotabe
a. oOgo114c 2 ctl, with S21ac for choice;
Walla Walla Wheat, zoe Tor far average, so
BARLEl-Feed, fair 10 good. 75@771zc;
choice, 7s$4@eoc; Brewin :, S5@9oc y ctl.
OATS-Mlllng. 81 1o@1 10 q ctl; Surprise
Sl l5q1 20; fancy Feed, 81 o5G1 10; good
10 choice, 9712c@S1 o5i poor TO fair 00@
9216c; Black, nominal; Red. nominali Gray.
CORN-Quotable at 81 25 ctl for large
Yellow, 81 2712@1 30 tor small Yellow and
81 271ag1 80 Tor White.
BRAN-Sl3 5o@14 q ton.
-Wire-bound Hay sells at 81 p ton
less than rope-bound Hay. Following are the
wholesale city prices for rope-bound Hay:
Wheat. Se@l2; Wheat and Oat, 81 50@10 so;
CAT, S7@1I: Wild Uat, S79I0 90; Alfalfa
- 5000; Barley, S6@9; Glover, S7(1IO; com
pEeTfsIea sTI SOL ~ I; s5oc5' $40 s6g7 p ton.
y 10 Tor new.
Ii E--SI 1aGISOc p ctl.
BUCK W WHEAT-9 5c0Sl O5 r ctI
GROUND BARLEY-$lS 5o019 2 ton
POTATOES-EarIy Rose 25M3Oc: River
Red, 4o@50c; Garnet Chile, 35@40c; Bur
banks, 3O@50c; Salinas Burbanks 600 &c;
Sweets. 75c9S1 so p ctl.
ONIQNS-40g50c ctl.
DRIED FL n23 PEAa-Green, 3A,se-n 81 6o@1 rs; Black
eye, 81 6O@1 %; Niles, 81 6O@l 75 y ctL
BEANS Bayos, 81 1901 go; Butter.
81 1902 for small and S2R2 10 for large:
FINK, 81 4o91 80; Red, -s&@@ 25; Lima,
a.
% 4o@% 60; Large White, 81 3o@2 so .
VEGErABLEs-Green okra. a5a5o. =
box; Egg Plant, 25@40c p box; Cucumbers,
2o@35c u box for bay; Pickles, S19l so for
No. ana 25@o0c p ctl Tor No. 9; Summer
Squash, 25@5Oc p box; Green Corn 2505Oc
2 sack for common and 81 250l SO q hoy
for bay; Berkeley Corn, 65@S5c q box; Mar
Iowfat Squash, = z ton; Green Peppers, 200
1natoes, 15@25c 2 box; Turntps, 75c y ctl:
Beets, Zoe q sack; ParsnIps, 81 25 . cti:
Carrots, 35@4oc; Cabbage, 5096Oc; Garlic,
152@2c p %; Cauliiower, COG oc q dozen;
p u.
FRESH FRUIT -Pomegranates, 81 q box:
Ounces, 2595Oc 3 box; White Nectarines
35@6oc 2 box; l.ed Nectarnes, 5Oq6Oc a
box; CraoappIes, 25@50c p box; Peaches, 80
@.5c = box and S2o@27 80 p ton in bulk:
Back Figs. 2094oc o box for 1-layers and SO
@50c for players p box; Plums, 100000 .
box; Apples, 35c@Sl p box; Pears common
25g5oc . box; Bartlett Pears, 5O@75c p box;
~ VI
3o9ooG; Watermelons, $7@12 q 100.
IRAPES-Sweetwater 25@35c; Malaga.
25g35c; Muscat. 20@30c; Black, 25@30c:
Tokay, 25@35c; Isabella, 5OD &c; Corne,
chon, 4o950c 2 box Ziniandel Wine Grapes
$10Q12 q ton. -
BERRIES- S6@s p chest
Strawberries, $3Q5 p chest Tor SharnIeSs.
Huckleberries, 4@6c > D.
CITRUS SFRUII-MeXican Lines, So 5O@6
2 box; Lemons, Sicily; California emoSs
S394 for common and So to So for good To
choice; Bananas, S1@2 p bunch PIneappIes
S2Q3 90 p dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Folowing are the CLOSING
prices bid at the session of the Fruit Ex-
choice do, SC; fancy, nc; choice. 70: staG1d,,
ard, 612c; prime, &C. Observation-Disclosures
S14@S1ac; sun-dried, 5@6c. Peaches-Fancv''
&c; choice. 61ac; standard, &c; prime, SIC
halves, &c; quarters, &c; choice 4s4c; stand,
ard, &c; prime, 31ac. Plums-Pitted 405c.
unpitted, 11@@2c; Prunes-Four sizes, 454@
standard, &c; prime. 515c Raisins-4-croWn
loose, 414ci 3-crown, 313c; 2-croWn Be. seed
less Sultanas, &c; seedless Muscatels, SC = 10:
3-crown London Layers, 81 25 box:
clusters, 81 so; Dehesa clusters, So, Iinperiai
clusters, 80 4-croWn loose, 81 15; 4-crown
loose, faced, 81 20 p box. Dried Grapes
2}4e . 70.
BUTTER-Fancy Creamery, 29@9Ic; fancy
dairy, 25927c; good 10 choice 22@24c. store
lots. 17@2oc; picked roll, new, l9@2ic:
hrkin, 1o@2oc p n.
good, 90 729c; Eastern, ordinary to fine.
EGGS-Calilornia ranch, 27@3oc: store
lots, 19g25c: Eastern Eggs 19@23c = dozen.
POULIh4-L1ve Turkeys-Gobblers l2m
14c; Hens, 12@14c r 10; BOOSTERS, 50 5Om9
for old, and 81 50@6 for young; broilers
81 5O&2 90 for small and So 1908 90 for
large: Fryers, S3 50@4 25; Hens, S4@5;
Ducks, S3@5; Geese, 81 GOAL 75 a nsiT,,
Gosl1ngs, 1902 pa p pair: Pigeons, 81 2b9
90 . dozen.