The record-union., 1894-08-18
COMMERCIAL.
The Wheat Market at San Francisco
Against Sellers.
Tendency OF the Barley Market Down
ward-oat Buyers Hang
ing Back.
ing Back.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 18th.
Pine Wheat market is all against sellers and
the prospect for any sudden change for the
better Is considered anything but promising.
Shippers are still in the field as buyers, though
their purchases are not of large volume. Dis
tant centers all report good supplies and easy
tone, SO that no encouragement is offered for
liberal export operations. In the Call Board
this morning December Wheat touched 961sc,
a week ago this option was selling at 45sc 2
ctl higher.
The tendency Of the Barley market IS down
ward. Feed is only IN moderate demand, and
at prices lower than prevailed early IN the
week. Old Brewing is in light request, the
limited inquiry coming wholly from local
malsters, who will probably pay as high as S1
for suitable article. New Brewing Is stlu
wanted for export purposes, though the de-
mand is far from being urgent and would
likely be rather nominal had not sellers made
slight concessions in asking prices Standard
Cfevalier continues to find steady sale.
Oat buyers are hanging back and the mar
ket lacks vim in consequence. stocks are
fairly large, and liberal accesslons are almost
certain In the near future SO that the outlook
il not promising for any advance In prices.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
tras, 50 4093 so = bbl; Bakers Extras,
$3 30G3 40; Superhne, So 50@2 70 ? Dol.
WHEAT-Spot Wheat for shipping pur-
poses is quotable at S5@861c, with S71ac 2
ctl as en- extreme figure tor fancy offerings.
Milling grades are also lower, the range being
reported at 96c@S1 p ctl.
RDEH-Feed, fair TO good, 771aQoOci
choice. S1149SZ1zc Brewing, S772090c; Chev-
alier standard 81 2561 271Z p Ell.
OAIS-New California Coast Oats sell at a
range of 86c@$1 10 . ctl. We quote old as
follows: Milling, 81 1714G1 2215; Surprise,
81 25@1 so; fancy feed, 81 1901 20;
good to choice, 81 o5@1 121Ei poor to fair,
Cray Sgsgii 81 os5%@i iS o31I 9l5ts cti i'' Nun
CORN-Quotable at 81 177991 90 for large
Yellow, 81 3o@1 321a for small Yellow and
81 3091 3715 for White.
BRAN-Q Q1otable at S14@15 p ton.
HAY-Wire-bound Hay sells at 81 p ton
less than rope-bound Hay. Following are the
Wholesale city prices for rope-6o1nd Hay;
40 so; Wild Cat, 81 50G9 so; Alfalfa. $40
9 90; Barley, 5000; Clover, SS@1o; COM
pressed $s@ll; stock, S6@7 z ton
STRAW Qu0table at 45@55c 2 bale.
HOPS-Nominal al Sg1Oc = d for crop OF
1898. Growers are asking 9@11c for new
RTE-Quoteble at s2H@s7H p cn.
BUCKW KWHEAT-Nominal.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S19@
19 so 2 ton.
Whites, 20@45c in sacks and 4o@7oc in
boxes; Sweets, 1@2c p 10
ONIONS-50900c p ctl.
BEANS - Bayos, $2 25@2 So; Butter,
q for small and . for large;
Pink, 81 5O91 so; Red, So; Lima So COG
3 70; Pea, So 60@2 70 Small White, SO 90
0I2 So: Large White. So 4092 so p ctl.
VEGETABLES-Gre Okra. .4o@6 @60c p Uox
Egg Plant 30@50c p box; Cucumbers, 2O9
40c q box for bay; Pickles, 81 2591 SO
Tor No. l and 25@5Oc ? Ell for No. 2
25@4Oc p box; Green Corn. 25G5Oc r sack
for common and 75c@s1 p box for bay
squash, $6@3 p ton; Hubbard Squash. = q
Ton; Green Peppers, 25@50c 2 box for Chile
ana 35@6Cc p box lor Bell; River Tomatoes
35@5oc = box; Turnpis, 75c . ctl; Beets, 20
p sack; Parsnips, 81 20 p ctl: Carrots, 35G
4Oc Cabbage. 60975c; Garlic, 1a@2e = n
Caulihower, 60g70c 3 doz; Dry Peppers, ~
G920c p ID; Dry Okra, - c z %.
FRESH tkUIT-W hite NectarineS goa
6Gc p box; Red Nectarines, 60975c = box
Crab-apples, 20@25e p box; Grapes, 16030C
p box: Malaga Grapes, 25@40c ? box; Mus
cat, 25@ 4Oc, Black Grapes, 3OG50c q box
Peaches, 2O950c . box and 25G35c = basket
and S15@2O : ton in bulk; Black Figs. 25G
sc = box for Layers and 40@S5c tor 2-Iay-
ers oox; Aprlcots, 2Qg3ocs box anc
$4,000 2 ton in bulk; PlumS, AG1c 2 Il
Apples. 25@75c ? box: Pears common, goo
S5c box; i>artlett Pears, 25@50c = box and
$lO@17 so p ton in bulk; Cantaloupes, 50cG
81 20 ? crate; Watermeions, $59S nun
dred.
BERRIEs- spberries, So 5o@3 90 p chest
Strawberries, $500 y chest Tor Sharpless
Blackberries, 81 2592 = chest; Huckfeber
ries. 3@4c p b.
CITRUS FRUIT - We quote: Mexican
Limes, &C 3 box: Lemons, Sicily, &C
California Lemons, 81 5093 so for common
and S4@4 80 for good TO choice; Bananas
81 5092 so = bunch; Pineapples, S294 3
dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote as follows: Ap
pies, 495c for quartered, 5@515c for sliced
and S99c for evaporated; Pears, 6@Sc p % fol
bleacned halves and 294c for quarters
Dleached Peaches, 7158Sc; September deliv
cry, 61zg7c, sun-dried peaches, @ &C; Apri
cots, 6@Sc; Prunes, September, Octo
Der delivery. 4I404s4c; Plums, dose To-
pitted and -9--c for unpitted; Figs, black
&c for pressed and &c for impressed; Whit,
Nectarines, -9-c; Red Nectarines, &C p 70.
RAISINS-CailiOrnla Layers, 60e6GS1
loose Muscatels, In boxes, 50g75c; clusters
81 25Gl so. No. l loose In sacks, 27293e Z
D; No. 2 do, 25<@279c; dried Grapes. 11ag
1szc 2 %.
Creamery, 22Y Y@25c; fancy dairy, 2I@22 Yc
good TO choice, 1792oc; store lots, 1907 sc
picked roll new, 19@2lc; hrkin, 17@19
9b.
CHEESE-We quote as follows: Choice (,
fancy, 8@9c; fair TO good, 6159715c; East
ern ordinary to nne, 121z914c p ID.
EGGS We quote as follows: Califor u i
ranch, 21424c; store lots, 15919c; East erI
Eggs, 16@1Sc; fancy do, zoe = dozen.
P0ULTKY-Live INTERPRETATIONS, 11G
14c; Hens, 11G14c; BOOSTERS, S4@4 90 TO
old, $4G5 so for young: Broilers, 81 SOC
50 80 for small and S393 80 for large; Fry
ers, SO 5o94 so. Hens, $495 80; Ducks
S3@4; Geese, S1G1 so q pair; Pigeons
81 269I 80 . dozen.