The record-union., 1895-01-22
COMMERCIAL.
The Wheat Market at San Francisco
Lacks Activity and Strength.
Better Feeling Prevailing in Barley
Prospect of Increased BusI-
ness In Oats.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 21st
The situation abroad in Wheat is not of
encouraging character, and the local market
lacks both activity and strength in conse-
quence.
"A better feeling seems to prevail in Barley
and prices show steadying tone, but actual
business does not show corresponding i'm
provement.
The situation as regards Oats looks well, the
prospect being favorable for increasing bust
ness in the near future.
Potatoes and Onions are plentiful and
steady. Choice Apples are in demand Cit
rus fruits are very quiet. Poultry is plentiful
and cheap. Game scarce and firm. Butter
and Eggs unchanged.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras.
80 4o@3 90 q bbl; Bakers Extras, So 500
40; Superfine, S2@2 25 p bbl.
WHEAT-No. shipping Wheat is not
quotabie at over $3.50 % ctI Il top rate,
while Soc is an extreme figure for choice
product. Milling grades are undisturbed at
range Of 9o@921ac p ctl.
LEI-teeu, fair to good, 15@SOc:
choice, 81114@s21ac; Brewing, S5@921%c p cti.
OATS--Milling, S1@l 121@ p cIl; Surprise,
81 Q5@1 10; fancy feed, 971ac@S1 0219;
good TO choice, 90@95c; poor 10 1air, oUG
973ac; Black, 81 1o@1 80: Red, 81 05@
1 lI34; Gray, 927a@951@c = cH.
CQkN-Quota6le at 81 1901 2275 p ctl
lOI ldISe 1GlIOW, 81 ~ 12NGl III 70 Tor small
Yellow. and 81 2C@l rs Tor White. N ''-''''
BRAN-S12@l3 90 p ton.
HAI-WIre bound Hay sells at 81 = ton
less than rope-bound Hay. Following are the
wholesale city prices 1Or Tope-bound Hay.
Wheat, S9@1l so; Wheat and Oat, SIS SOFA
II; Oat, SS@1l; Alfalfa, $500; Barley,
s. 50@9 50; Clover, $9@1O so; compressed
S9 5o@1o 80; Stock, S6@7 q ton.
SIRAW-7u@S p bale.
HOPS-QuotaDle at 44Sc.
Ky -S71a9927ac p ctl.
BUCK w ii tAr-S0 0@Y5c p ctl
GROUND BARLEI-S1Sa1S so y ton.
POTATOES--N Olunteer New Potatoes IL
@2c @!9Gc 2 ID; Early Rose, 35@45c; River Reds,
banks, SOC Soc; Salinas Burbanks, 75c9Sl:
Sweets, S1@l rs for Rivers and 81 5O@1 Is
2 ctl for fancy stock.
ONIONS-4o@65c q ctl.
BEANS-Bayos, 81 1901 90: Butter 81 rs
@1 so for small and 81 S5@I 80 Tor large:
Pink, 81 1Q@l 35; Red, 81 0O@1 65; Lima,
81 1904 20; Pea, So 25@2 90; Small White,
s2 25@2 90; Large White So 1902 80:
Blackeye, So 1908; Red Kidney, So 1908;
Horse, 81 COOL 20 q ctI.
EEABLES-Asparagus I5@2Oc "a
ID; RhubarD, @ p box; Mushrooms, 6aIUc
q b FOR common and 125@2Oc for GOOD to
choice; Los Angeles Tomatoes, 75cqS1 20 p
box; String Beans. l. 215gl SC . Ii; Green Peas
S@9c p 10; Marrowfat Squash, $500 a ton;
Hubbard SQUASH $40 2 ton; Green Peppers. !
&c tb Turnips, SOC 2 ctl; Beets, 6OG75c p
sach; carrots, 3Og50c; Cabbage, 3O@4Oc =
ctl; Garlic, 3@4c = ID; Caulfower, 3O04Oc >
dozen; Dried Peppers, 15@1115c p u: Dried
Okra, 121a@15c p %.
FRESH FRUlT-Persimmons, 25G5Oc p
box; Apples, 3Oc@S1 = box; Pears, 5O@75c
Z box.
CITRUS FRUIT-Mandarin Oranges are Of
fering at 81 5O@2 q box; California Ma
veis, 81 1902 80; Seedlings, Sl61l so; So
nora Oranges, 81 5O@l IS , box: Mexican
LINES, ,S4@4 so p bog; California Lines,
IN SINAI! boxes, 5O@T5 sc p box; Lemons
Sicily, Sd 5Og5; California Lemons 81 5OG
for common and 81 5O@3 for good to
choice; bananas, S1@2 q bunch; Pine
apples, S3@5 2 dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Followlng are the prices
furnished by the Fruit Exchange: Aprfcots-
E2ncy Moorpark, SIC; choice do, SC; fancy,
re; choice, &c: standard, G15c; prime &c
Alples-Evaporated, Al 512@7c; sun-dried, 4@
&c, Peaches--Fancy, 613c; choice, SC; stand
ard, SIC; prime, SIC; eeled in boxes, 100
13c. fears-Eancy, halves, SIC; quarters,
: tl512c; eh9iee 44c; Standard 31ac; prime. &c,
PLums-P!tted, 4@oc; unpitted, 114@2c.
Fancy, 1c; choice, 61ac; standard, &c; prime,
512c. Figs-White, choice. 5@514c: Black,