The record-union., 1894-09-25
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat Quotations Still Sliding Down
ward Under Light Demand.
The Week Opens In an Unsatisfactory
Fashion for Barley SeIlers-Oat
Market Heavily Stocked.
So FRANc1sco. sept. 24th.

Wheat quotations are sliding downward,
under light demand and improving outlook.
The week opens in unsatisfactory fashion
for Barley sellers. Offers are liberal, trade is
slow and prices soft
The Oat market is heavily stocked and buy
ers have every advantage. Still the oppor-
tunity is not generally availed of, and the
Volume Of trade is therefore comparatively
small
Outside of the firm tone in Corn and Gu
cnmbers at the close of last week. there were
no changes in the Vegetable market to-day.
Potatoes rule firm, and Onions easy.
The Peach and Melon markets are very firm,
but otherwise orchard fruits are unchanged.
Grapes are very plentiful and weak.
The Butter market is well cleaned up and
firm at quotations. Eggs are also steady, with
the demand fair. The Poultry market is
quiet, with prices generally steady and stocks
heavy.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
50 25@3 80 p bbl; Bakers Extras, 50 log
q 20; Superflne, 50 1902 60 . bbl.
W WHEAI-No. shipping Wheat is not quot
Rble over soc, though something fancy might
bring size 2 ctl. Walla Walla Wheat, zoe
Tor fair average, 6O965c for No. 2, and 40@
SOC for OH grade.
BARLEY fair to good, 75@771lc;
choice, 7S540SOc; Brewing z, S5@90c . ctl.
oATs-MIIling. 81 2o@1 10 . ctl; Surprise,
81 1901 90; fancy Feed, 81 05@1 10; good
TO choice, 971zc0Sl 05; poor to fair, S0@
921ac; Black, nominal; Red, nominal; Gray,
C0RN-Quotable at 81 20 a ctl for large
eliow, 81 -2312SI9 9 80 tor small Yellow and
BRAN-$13 5o@14 . ton.
HAY-Wire-bound Hay sells at 81 = ton
less than rope-bound Hay. Following are the
wholesale city prices tor rope-bound Hay:
Wheat. SoD12; Wheat and Oat, 81 5o@1O so;
Oat S7@l1: Wild Oat, S7@10 so; Alfalfa,
SS 5OQ9; Barley, S6@9; Clover. $7@1o; COM
m
STRAW-50960c p bale.
HOPS-Nominal at 4@5c for old and $3.50
RYEI89jl@9oc acu.
BUCkW HEAT-95c@S1 O5 p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-$1S 50@l9 . ton.
POTATO ES-Early Rose, 25@3oc; River
Red. 4o@50c; Garnet Chile, 35@40c; Bur
banks, 3O95Oc; Salinas Burbanks, GOO 75c;
Sweets; I5e@$l 25 Y ctt
BEANS = Bayos, 81 1901 80; Butter,
81 1902 for small and S2@2 10 for large
PPInIk, PInk, 81 81 1901 90; Red, 81; Lima,
- 1902 co. Large White. So 3o@2 so p
VEGETABLES Okra. 35@5oc .
box; Egg Plant, 25Q4oc p box; Cucum bers
3O@5oc q box for bay; Pickles, $1@1 so for
10 / and 25@50c p ctl for No. 2; Summer
Squash, 25@30c Z box; Green Corn, 35@5Oc
2 sack for common and S191 20 q box
Tor bayi Berkeley Corn, 66@70c p box; Mar
rowfat Squash, 4 TOM Green Peppers, 25@
4Oc = box for Chile and 25@4oc for Bell; To-
Inatoes, 10000 q box; Turntps, 75c p ctl:
Beets, 75c q sack; Parsnips, 81 25 p ctl;
Carrots, 35@40c; Cabbage, 50@6Oc; Garlic
112@2c 2 70; CaulihOwer, 600. 0c p dozen;
Dry Peppers, 171z920c y ID; Dry Okra, C
q %.
FRESH FRUIT -Pomegranates, 75c@s1 p
box; Ounces, 25950c; White Nectarines
35950c box; lied Nectarines, 50@6Oc D
box; Crabapples, 26@50c . box; Peaches, 80
@90c . box and s2o@27 80 p ton in bulk
Back Figs, 2o94oc p box for Layers and so
@50c for players . box; Plums, 100000 p
box; Apples, 35e@S1 p box; Pears, common
2595oe p boxi Bartlett Pears. 60@75c p box;
Cantaloupes, oegS1 20 2 crate; Nutmegs.
3O950c Watermeions, S5@lO p 100.
RAPES-Sweetwater, 25@35c; Malaga,
3OG4oc; Muscat, 20@55c; Black, 25@30c;
chon, 4og SOC 2 box Zinfandel Wine Grapes
nominal.
Strawberries, $5@5 q chest for Sharpless
and S697 for Longworths; HuckIeberries, @
&c 2 10.
CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican Lines, So 5oa6
z box; Lemons, Sicily, =; California Lemons
S:}tg4 for common and 50 to So for good to
choice; Bananas, S1@2 = bunch PIneapples
DRIED FBUIT-Following are the closing
prices bid at the session of the Fruit Ex-
change: Apricots - Fancy Moorpark, SIC;
choice do, sc; fancy, ne; choice, &c; stand
ard, 619c; prime, &c. pples-Evaporate ted
SJ4GS15c sun-dried, 5@6c. Peachcs-Fancy
694c; choice, etc., standard &c; prime, SIC;
peeled in boxes, l2@I4c. Pears-taucy
halves, &c; quarters, DC; choice, 4$4c; stand
ard, &c; prime, 3L2c. Plums-Pitled, 4@5c:
imputed, l139&c. frunes-four sizes, 4@4@D
&c. Nectarines-Fancy, &c; choice, 61ac;
standard, &c; prime, 515c. Raisins- 4-crown
loose, 454ci 3-crown, SEC 2-crown, &c; seed
less Sultanas, &c; seedess Muscatels &c y 10
;}-crOwn London Layers 81 20 y box:
clusters, 81 30; Dehesa clusters, So, Imperial
clusters, So; 4-crown loose, 81 10; 4-crown
loose, faced, 81 20 p box. Dried Grapes
PIC 10
BUTTER-Fancy Creamery, 29@31c; fancy
dairy, 25@27c; good 10 choice, 22@24c: store
lots, I7@2oc; picked roll, new, 19@21c;
Irkin, 1StG2OC p %.
CHEESE Choice to fancy, s@9c; fair to
good, 615@7 713c; Eastern, ordinary to tine
12laQ14c q h.
EGGS-Calllornia ranch, 27@3oc; store
lots, ls025c: Eastern Eggs, l9@23c p Dozen
POULTRG-Live Turkeys Gobbers, l2@
14c Hens, l2@14c p 10; boosters. So 5OG4
for old and 81 50@6 for young; broilers,
81 5082 30 for small and 81 1893 90 Tor
large: Fryers. s. 50@i 20; Hens, S4@5;
Ducks, S3G5; Geese, 81 25@1 70 p pair;
GosIings. $2@2 % . pair: Pigeons, 81 25@
j 90 2 dozen.