The record-union., 1895-01-09
COMMERCIAL.
Moderate Demand Prevails for Wheat
on Export Account.
The Barley Market Remains Easy.
While Business is Slow
and Light.
SAN FRANCISCO. January sth.

l
Moderate demand prevails on export ac-
count in Wheat, the quotable figure for stand
ard shipping being S71ac Q ctl, with SS$4c for
something of fancy quality. There is custom
ary trade in milling grades.
The tone of the Barley market remains of
easy character. while business is slow and
! light. Until there be a clearing up of the
weather no change, either in trade or prices,
| is likely to occur
The Oat market is literally stocked Trade
is very quiet however, and buyers have the
advantage.
1t is calculated that about four-fifths of the
Hop crop of this coast has been bought or
shipped, and the probabilities are that the
market will be fairly we'll cleaned up in time
for the new season. The Prices Current says:
''Stagnation still exists in the Hop market,
with no encouraging prospects of activity
soon being experienced. Stocks now in store
are largely OF ordinary quality, choice to Sc
Iect being in scanty supply, and the latter
would command the extreme quotation more
readily than the most ordinary would sell at
the inside hgures."
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
| So 4O@3 So q bbl; Bakers Extras, So 500
40 Superline, So 2O@2 55 bbl.
WHEAI.sLipplng, o772@So54c q ctl Mill
! BAKLEY-Feed, fair to good, 7854@8Oc;
choice. ol14@s21ac; Brewing, 9O@95c y ctl.
e5s7 i5 Fa5dg 8asi feea SE saFP5S P9a
good 10 choice. o:1a@95c; poor, 10 fair, 50
@85c; Black, 81 15@1 so; Red, 81 1899
l 171a; Gray. 921ac@Sl q ctl.
CORN-QuotabIe at 81 1901 3 q ctl for
large Yellow. 81 2O@1 221s for small Yellow,
and 81 171aG1 25 Tor White.
BNAN-Quotable at S11 50@12 so r ton.
| HA1-Wlre bound sells at 81 y ton less
than rope bound Hay. Following are the
Wholesale city prices Tor rope bound Hay:
oar S9@12; Alfalfa, SO; Barley. 50 90@
II; Clover, 50 5O@11; compressed, $40 5O9
! STRAW-7OgoOc p bale.
HOPo-5@Sc p H.
| RGk-S71a095c 2 ctI.
| BUCkW WHEAT-S 5c(995 p ctl.
GGR0uMD G6S N 2,.t BA1R8L7EY-s19@19 187 so 2 ton.
p ID; Early Rose, 35@45c; River Reds,
S0@55c: Burbanks, 95@5oc; oregon Bur
banks, 5O9ooc; >aiinas Burbanks 75c@S1;
| Sweets, 50c@75c q ctl.
ONlUNS-50GQ7Oc y ctI.
| BEANS-Bayos,S 81 1891 90; Butter, 81 70
Pink, 81 lo@1 80; Red, 81 6o@1 20; Lima,
81 10 to 81 25; Pea, So 25@2 so; small
White, % 20 TO So 50; Large White, So 10
| az so; Blackeye, So 1903; Red kidneys So rs
! @3; Horse, 81 6o91 20 p ctl.
VEGETABLES = Sacramento Asparagus
| S@l21ac 2 h; San Leandro Rhubarb, 509
mon and 122a@20c tor choice; Los Angeles
| Tomatoes, 75c(gS1 20 p box; String Beans
3@5c for poor ana S@lOc p ID for good stock;
Green Peas, case 2 u; Marrowfat Squash
! Green Peppers, 3@5c . n; Turnips, 75c 3 ct;
Beets 75c y sack; Parsnips, 81 rs p ctI; Car
rots, feed, 35@4Oc; Cabbage, 5o@65; Garlic,
! 3@4c = fb; Caulifiower, 6O@7Oc p dozen;
Dry Peppers, 15@l73ac p ID; Dry Okra, l21a
| OIL sc p 10.
FRESH FRUIT-Persimmons, 25@5Oc p
| box; Apples, 35c@S1 p box; Pears, 5O@75c
! p box.
! CITRUS FRUIT-Cali1ornia Navels, 81 75
o. so; Seedlings, Sl@1 80 q box; Sonora
! Oranges. 81 5O@1 !5 p box; Mexican Lines,
! So 5O@4 p box; California Lines, in
small boxes, 5O@75c = box; Lemons, sicily,
! Sd 50@5; California Lemons, 81 5O@2 for
! common and So 5o@3 for good to choice;
Bananas. $1@2 q bunch; Pineapples, S4@o 3
dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Follow1ng are the prices
! furnished by the Fruit Exchange: Apricots-
Fancy Moorparh, SIC; choice do, SC; fancy,
nc; choice, &c; standard. 615c; prime, &c.
| Apples -Evaporated, 51a@7c sun-dried, 4@