The record-union., 1895-04-03
COMMERCIAL.
Spot Wheat at San Francisco Fairly
Active, at Steady Prices.
Condition of the Barley Market Not
Satisfactory to Holders-Oat VAL
ues Practically Unchanged,

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2, 1895.
The spot Wheat market is fairly active at
steady prices. While there is no urgent de-
mand on the part Of exporters, they show dis
position to buy available lots at current fig
ures, and it looks if shipping trade were
likely to be OF continuous character during
the present month. Operators do not antici-
pate any boom in prices, though it is believed
that bottom quotations have been reached,
and that existing rates will be sustained,
while probabilities are considered favorable
for improvement, trihing though 1t may be.
Ouotable at S5c . ctl for No. l shipping,
with S6lzc for choice, Milling parcels are
rather steadily held at range of 90@9oc z
ctl.
The condition of the Barley market is not
satisfactory to holders. There is disposition
10 SELL but the wants of buyers are not large
enough TO give much animation to the situa-
ton. crop prospects are promising, and farm
ers would rather realize than carry whatever
reserves may be on hand. Values under eX-
listing circumstances are naturally easy.
Values in Oats are practically unchanged.
There is good demand for both milling and
choice feed descriptions, but all wants are
promptly filled within the current range of
quotations With common qualities the mar
keL is literally stocked, and quotations for
such offerings are weak and favorable to buy
erS.
The Produce markets are cleaning up bet
were large. strawberries are coming IN poor,
meeting with slow demand. Potatoes are
easy at quotations. Onions weak. Butter in
heavy supply. Eggs are firm. Poultry un-
changed. Game in light supply and dull.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Netc cash prices for Family Extras,
$3 25G3 80 z Dbl; Bakers Extras, So %
) %; Supertine, 81 1902 40 g Dbl.
EAIE-shipPing, o5@o614e . cil; mill
BARLEY-feed, fair to good, 7o@721@c;
choice, 73s 20 sc; Brewing, o5@90c p ctI.
OATS-MIlllng, 81 O71291 171a r ell; sur
l O7jg; good 10 choIce 9ocGSl; iaIr to good,
SO9S0c; poor to ialr, S5&o7 &c: Black, 81 l .
q la Red, 81 1OGl 20; Gray, Soc@Sl =
COKN-Large Yellow, 95c@S1 Is; Small
Yellow, 81 15@1 20; White, 81 10@1 20
RE5YlGES-Ss5@s574o R5lGS s. e 5 2 o2t oetl.: = =,
BRAN-Sl 3@14 q ton.
HAG-Wheat, IS 5O@11 80; Wheat and
0at, SSG1l; j.; CAT, IS 5ogl0 90; Alfalfa, $500;
Barley, $500; Clover, Ssg9; compressed,
SS 5OGl1; stock, SOG27 2 ton.
IO@SOc q bale.
HOPS-6G q c p lD
BEANs-Bayos, 81 7o@l 90; Butter
lor large; PINK, 81 65@1 70; Red,
81 COOL So; Lima, 81 6O@4 65; Pea,
81 1902 so; Small White. 81 75@2 80;
Large White, 81 6O@2 so; Blackeye, - 25@
; SO; Red Kidney, 50 1898; Horse 81 COG
/ 20 y ell.
POTATOES New, l15G215c p II; Early Rose,
4O95Oc; River Reds, 3U@35c; Burbanks, 45@
55c; oregon Burbanks, 0Oc@Sl; Salinas bur
banks, 9oc9S1; Sweets, 81 25a2 so ? ell as
oNIONs-Quotable at 6o@9o; Cut, ESQ
VEGETABLES - Cucumbers, 5o9s1 >
dozen; Asparagus, 7oc@Sl 25 = box for
fancy; Rhu5arb 25G6Oc box; Los
Angeles Tomatoes, --@-R box; String Beans,
&c b; Green Peas, 81 7 sack Ior poor
and 252@4c p 70 for good TO choice; Green
Peppers, 100000 y b; JurnIps. soc + ell;
beets, OUg DC 8 sack; Carrots 3U95Oc; Cab
bage, ,5u@6Uc r ell; Garlic, 81 qggIlac p ID; CauIi-
flower. 3O@4Gc . dozen; M0Trowlai squash.
Sl2G1I + ton; Hubbard Squash, SlU3 2 =
ton Dried Peppers, 1l@12c = 10 Dried
FRESH FKUIT-Apples, 5oc@s1, with
81 25Q1 80 for fancy.
sTRAWBERKIEs-Quorable at 75c9sl ?
CITRUS FRUIT-Calitornia NaveIs. 81 80
O. 20; Seedlings, 1oc@SI 25i Mexican
Lines, S7go@ box; Lemons, sicily, $50
3; California Lemons, 81 60g2 for common,
81 2593 for good 10 choice.
TROPICAL FKUIT-Bananas, s1G2 so .
bunch; PineapDles. 50 5O@6 y dozen.
DRIED thUII-t oIlOwIng are the prices
furnished by the san Francisco Fruit Ex-
change: Apricots - Fancy MOorpark, SC;
choice do, &c; fancy, &C; choice, &c: stand
51a9659c; sun-dried, 4@5c. Peaches-Fancy,
&c; cnoice, o-+c; standard, o$4c; prime, SIC;
lttl6u IN boxes, 12G13c. Fears - tancy
halves, $40; quarters, &c; choice, ! C.;
standard, 3tac prime, Sc. Plums-PItIea'
4Soci unpitteu, 1000. Prunes-FOur sizes,
4JaG454c. Nectarines-Faucy, &c; choice. &C;
standard sc, prime, 55gc. Figs-W hite, choice
4G0c, Black, choice, 2925ac. kajsins-Iu
sacks t0O-D boxes selling at =, &C = ID higher:
4-crowu loose, &c; 3-cToWn, PIC; 2-crown, 2c;
seeulcss SulJanaS, &c; seedless MuSCateIs, %
p ID; 3-crOEn London Layers. 81 20 ? box IN
2O-b boxes; clusters, 81 so; Dehesa clusters.
50, Imperial clusters, So; 4-crown loose,
81 10; 4-crown loose, laced, 81 20 > box.
Dried Grapes, 15zc r %.
ITEk-Creamery Fancy, 13M9l4c;
seconds, 129l3c & ID. Dairy, Fancy, 115a9
store lots 691c.
CHEESE-Choice to fancy, rose: fair to
good, 1900; Eastern, ordinary to 1ine, log
14c E u.
EGGs-Quotable at 12]l9l5c ? dozen.
PODLIkN-Live TurkCys-gIObb!ers llG,
12c; Hens, 12g13c z ID; dressed Turkeys II
9l0c = 10, BOOSTERS, Sig5 for old and seq so
: 90 tor young BTOuers, S4@5 for
small and S5G6 for large; Fryers, S69T:
Hens, So 5OG6 80, Ducks, S527: Geese
81 5OG2 > pair; Pigeons 81 5O@2 = doz
Meat Market.
Following are the rates Tor whole carcasses
from siauElteTers 10 dea Iers:
BEEF-First quality, $4,000: second quaI.
ity, 454g5c: third quality, &c = d.
CALN ES-454G5 &c Tor large and 496c , u
Tor small.
MUTTON-4la9515c 15c ? u.
Handspring, 9GSC = d.
fOhIN-I-lVe Hogs, on foot, grain fed, heavy
Ak; light and medium. 115c; soft 3jaa go.
leeCers, 354G4ci dressed Hogs, .55a97cT b.