The record-union., 1895-01-16
COMMERCIAL.
The Wheat Market Lacks Spirit, the
Volume of Business Being Small.
Barley Market Dull and Quiet, the
Situation Being Against the
Selling Interest.
SAN NFRANcIsco. January !


The volume of business in Wheat is not
large. Sampling on the part of shippers is
not general and the market lacks spirit.
The Barley market is very dull and quiet,
the situation being against the selling inter
est. Prices easy.
The inquiry for Oats is anything but pro-
nounced, though enough trading is in pro-
gress to keep business in fair motion.
Fresh Fruits of all kinds move of slowly.
Dried Fruits are dull. Cocoanuts are higher
and Pineapples lower. Butter and Eggs are
weak. Cheese is in light demand. Poultry
is weak and dull. Game is firmly held. Po-
tatoes in good supply and steady. onions
unchanged.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras
So 40@3 SO p bbI; bakers Extras, So 3O9
40; Superfine, So 5O@2 70 y Dbl
WHEAI-No l Shipping is quotable at
Gle Milling wheat changes hands at range
BARIE Feed. tt': fair to good, 78z@8oo;
ltI 0HTsMing ol nge@S Sni 'D5Ss is et G' surprise
81 Q5@l 10; fancy feed, 971ac@S1 O211a;
good 10 choice, 9O@95c; poor 10 1air, 500
s77aG; Black, 81 1o@1 80; Red, 81 o5@
COt.N,,-Quotabie at 81 1901 20 . ctl for
arge yellow, 81 2212@1 271a 1or small Yel-
low, and 81 2@1401 az for White.
HA1-Wre bound Hay sells at 81 p ton
less than rope bound Hay. Following are the
wholesale yl city prices Tor rope-bound Hay:
| Wheat, $9@11 so; Wheat and Oat, $9@l1;
Oat, 5000 80; Alfalfa, $500; Barley, So 90
| 0lO; Clover, S3@10; compressed, S9@1 l.;
| STOCK, S6@1 so q ton.
| STRAN-7G@S0c q bale.
HOPS-Quotations somewhat nominal at a
| range of 5@Sc q ID.
| R1E-S71a@921ac q ctl.
| BUCK " ii hAT-S5@95c p ctl.
| GROUND BARLEi-S1 sails 80 q ion
| POTATOES--No olunteer New Potatoes, IL
@9S2e 2 ID; Early Rose, 35@45ci River keds,
! 3O935c; Burbanks, 3O@5Oc; Oregon Bur-
| banks, 6o@65c; Salinas Burbanks, 75c@Sl;
| Sweets, 5Oc@Sl . ctl.
| ONIONS-5O@65c 2 ctl.
EAN(s-Bay0s, a IS 81 Z5@1 80: Butter, 81 rs
Pink, 81 1O@l 35; Red, 81 OO@l 65; Lima.
- d9@4 20; Pea 80 25@2 so, small White,
Blac&eye, 50 75@5; Red kidney, 81 1898;
Horse, 81 6O@1 70 p ctl
! ETABLES-ASparagus 1O@15c p ID;
Rhubarb, 75c@S1 q box; Mushrooms, 6@10c
| p % Tor common ana 121a@20c for good to
choice; Los Angeles Tomatoes, 75cQS1 q box;
! String Beans. o@1Oc 3 ID; Green Peas 54Sc
8 ID; Marr0wiat Squash, 5000 y ton; Hub
! bard Squash, $40 q ton; Green Peppers, 4@y7c
= 10; 1urnips, soc p ctl; Beets, 60@75c q
! sacH; Carrots, 3095Uc; Cabbage, 3O@40c D
| ctl; Garlic, 3g4c p ID; Caulitiower. 30940c =
! dozen; Dried Peppers, 15@111ac p 70; Dried
| OkTa, 121a@15c y o.
FRESH FRUlT-Persimmons, 25@5Oc q
! poG; Apples, oocGS1 2 poX; Pears, oO9 Z oc
| p box.
| CITRUS FRUIT-Mandarin Oranges are Of
fering at 81 5Og1 75 q box; California Ma
veis, 81 soG2 90; Seedlings, S1@1 so; So
| nora oranges, 81 50@l 75 Q box; Mexican
! Lines, So 50@4 90 q box; California Lines,
in in small boxes, 5o@75c q box; Lemons,
Sicily, 81 5O@5; California Lemons 81 5Og
2 for common and 81 5O@3 for good to
choice; Bananas, S1@2 u bunch; Pine
! apples, S4@6 z dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Fonowing are the prices
! furnished by the Fruit Exchange: Aprfcots-
! Fancy Moorpark, S1ac; choice DO, sc; fancy,
! 712c; choice, &c: standard, G1ac; prime, &c.
! Al ples-Evaporated, 5}@97c: sun-dried, 40
! Sc Peaches-tancy, 61ac; choice, &C; stand
ard, 57ac; prime, 514c; leeled in boxes, 12@
! 13c tears-Eancy, halves, SIC; quarters,
| 41ac; choice, 414c; standard, 31ac; prime, Sc.
Ptums-PItted, 4@5c; unpitted, l14G2c.
Prunes-- -Four sizes. 4ia945+c. Nectarines-
Fancy, &c; choice, 61ac; standard, &c; prime,
51zc. Figs-White, cHoice, 5@014c: Black
choice, 11a@2ci Raisins-4-crown loose, 4c p
10 in 5-io boxes; 3-crown, 25ac; 2-crown, &c;