The record-union., 1894-06-13
COMMERCIAL.
The Wheat Market at San Francisco
Looking Better.
Tone of the Barley Market of Rather
Buoyant Character, without Any y
Special Enthusiasm.
sAN FRANc1soo. june 12th.


there is still an absence of shipping business.
The first car of new Wheat has come TO hand
and consignments In the near future are
likely to be more or less governed by the de-
mand on export account. In the speculative
market there is somewhat active trading,
with rather buoyant tone TO prices. Decem-
Der Wheat, for instance, closed yesterday at
81 o9l. while this morning it went up as
high as 81 133s though closing lower.
The tone OF the Barley market is of rather
buoyant character. without any special en-
thusiasm in the premises. There IS GOOD feeI-
ing among holders generally, and all sur
roundings seem to favor the selling interest.
Trade in feed descriptions is a little slack, but
whatever business is done is mostly at full
figures. Brewing Barley is not in request at
the minute and quotations are somewhat
nominal. At the same time IL should be re-
marked that offerings OF brewing quality are
quite slim.
There is not much business in progress in
Oats, and thesmarket shows an unsettled feel
ing. Supplies are ample, and the indications
are not favorable for an important change for
the better.
The receipts of Vegetables Ewere late over
the Santa Cruz road. Early receipts were 239
boxes Asparagus, 90 boxes Rhubarb, IA
sacks Corn, 30 sacks Beans and Ii boxes Gu
cumber Prices we're steady.
In Fresh Fruits Watsonville berries came
in late with other varieties. Business was
light and prices steady.
There was no change to report in Butter.
The Egg market is weak outside OF choice
ranch. Cheese is quiet aAd in good supply.
The Poultry market is unchanged, with
moderate stocks on hand.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
tras, SO 40@3 so p bbl; Bakers Extras,
$S 3oG3 40; superine. SO 5o@2 rs p bbI
WHEAT-For shipping purposes No.
Wheat is quotable at soc . cti, with 9212c for
aOmethiQg choice. Milling grades range from
BXKEEY~Feed, 921z@98slc for fair to
good and 95c p ctl for choice; Brewing,
OATS Milling. 81 2o@1 80; Surprise,
81 1901 40; good TO choice, 81 1901 90;
poor to fair. S191 10; Black, nominal; Red,
nominal; Gray. 81 1o01 20.
CoRN-Quota6le at 81 20@1 2215 for large
Yellow 81 30 for small Yellow and I $3.50
! ; for w hite.
BRAN-SI4 5O@I6 y ton.
HAY-New Wheat sells at Il range of $10@
Is; new Wild Oat S9912 2 ton. Wire-bound
Hay sells at 81 per ton less than rope bound
for rope-bound Hay: Wheat. Sl2 5O@15 25;
Wheat and Qat, S11@14; Wild Oat. SIG
13 so; Alfalfa, S9912; Barley, S10@12;
compressed, $l2@15; Stock, S8@1O p ton.
TRAW-7o4So soc = bale.
H0PS-Nom1nal at 11@13c p 70.
RYE-S1 o73291 10 p ctl.
BUCK KWHEAT-Nominal.
GROUND BARLEI-S21021 so . ton.
POTATOkS-NeW Early Rose, 60c@$1; new
Peerless 6oc@S1 z ctl.
ONIONS-haye been coming in freely this
week. Quotable at 30Q40c p cti for Reds.
BEANS-Bayos, 50 1902 25; Butter. 81 Z 8
@1 80 Tor small and S292 30 for large; Pink.
@3 90; Pea, 81 1902 so; Small White, 81 40
@2 90; Large White, 50 % o. 40 = ctl.
GEHABLES-Cucumbers S101 25 p
box; Asparagus. 75c@S1 20 ? boxfor the or
dinary run and 81 25@2 20 p box for choicer
quality; Rhubarb 3595Oc 3 box; Green
Peas 81 25@1 SO Psack; Garden Peas, 2@21ac
NfT n1naga JNg1 4 No hgu for
avllIe and Sl91 20 for bay: String Beans, SO
5e p D; Refugee Beans, 31595e p fb; Wax
Beans, 2G3c ? u; Green Corn, 15@20c p doz;
MarroW1at Squash, $50 2 ton; Hubbard
Squash, % p ton; Green Peppers, 100121ac
p %; Tomatoes, $l91 SO p box; Turnips, sc
. ctl; Beets, 75c 2 sack; Parsnips, 81 % p
lie. 21z03c p 4: Caulifiower, 6O97Oc p doz;
Dry Peppers. 121aG2Oc ? ID; Dry Okra, &C 2 10
FRESH FRUIT-Peaches, 40@75c . box;
Figs, - ? ID; Cherries, white, 10@25c = box;
do, loose, 1aG115c q u; Royal Ann, 15z92c p
b; Cherries, black, 20@30c p box; do, loose,
192c p 10; Aprlcots. Pringle, 25@30c p box;
box; Currants, 81 5O@S so p chest; Cherry
Plums, 30940c p drawer; Apples, 25@50c p
box; Pears 3094oc p box.
BERRIES-NeWcaStle RaSpberrieS, 70c{0
81 20 p crate; Alameda Raspberries, 5000
2 chest; Strawberries, 5000 per chest for
Sharpless,and S10@12 for Longworths: Black
for common and 394c = u for the English
variety.
CITRUS tRUIT-talr TO choice Navel Or
anges, 81 2502 so; seedlings 75c@S1 90;
Mexican Lines, So 5O@4 p box; Lemons
sicily, $495; California Lemons, 50c@S1 20
for common and 81 50l2 so for good to
choice Bananas, 81 5O@2 90 p bunch; Pine
apples, 50 50@4 r dozen.
DRIED FRUII-AppleS, 6@6I5c tor quar-
tered, 615GD7c for sliced, and 9911c for eyap-
GRATED; Pears, 69Sc p % for bleaehed halves
and 2@4c for quarters; bleached Peaches, 10
@111zc; sun-dried Peaches, 7@Sc; Apricots
nominal; PruneS, 5@51lc for the four sizes, C
for the five sizes and 31594c for small; Plums,
495c for pitIed and l &c for unpitted; Figs, 5
@4c for pressed and 11a@2c Tor impressed:
White Nectarines, -9-e; Red Nectarines. =
&C p b.
RAiSINS- California Layers. .6OcaS1; Loose
Muscatels, in boxes 50@75c; clusters, 81 20
@1 30, No. 1 loose in Sacks 215G93c q tb; No.
2, 40, 21z921Rc; dried Grapes. 11@@1s4c 2 ~
BUTTER-Fancy Creamery, 161&@17c;
fancy dairy. 15Q16c; good to choice, 13914c,
store lots, 11@121zc; picked roll, new, 100
CREEsE-choice to fancy, 8@9c; fair to
good, 679@719c; Eastern, ordinary to fine, II
EGGsMCaHfornia ranch, 14@1ec; store
lots, 11@13c; Eastern Eggs, 12@1314c ?
doz.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblers, 90
lie: Hens, 1o912c; Roosters, S405 for Old
81 50@9 for young; Brollers, 81 5o92 90 for
small and S4@5 for large; tryers, $697;
Hens, $6@6 so; Ducks, So Ior old and $4@5
for young; Geese, 81 for ola ana S1@l 80 for
young Pigeons, 81 25@1 90 = doz for young
and 81 2592 so . doz Tor old.