The record-union., 1896-01-17
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat Market Rather Firm, With
Light Offerings.
Barley Steady, With Small Receipts
Hay Weak and Trading Light
Dairy Produce Firm.
sAN FRANCIsCO, Jan. 10th.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10th.
The tone of the Wheat market is rather
firm; the sample market is quiet; not much
coming In and offerings were light. On ac-
count of light receipts and small offerings or
Barley prices are maintained, with the
market steady. Corn is not active, though
the market is gaining strength under light
receipts. Oats are dull. prices unchanged
and market firm.
Bran is steadler and lower by SOC per ton.
No drop as yet in Lay, though the market Is
weak and trading light Mil products are
steady and unchanged.
Potatoes are firm and Salinas Burbanks are
higher; the supply, though ample, is some
what smaller; sweets are rather easier To-
Inatoes are in larger supply and weaker; they
are In a soft condition. The String Beans
now here are held-over stock. Peas are
weaker, and though not abundant. are more
than needed.
All prices of Dairy Products are as preyi-
Ously quoted. Butter is steady, with a firm
Cheese market, and Eggs are in weak condi-
tion; very few Eastern Eggs now mere.
Turkeys are lower and move slowly; otner-
wise the Poultry market is firm; not great
deal ia and moving well.
Produce QuOtatio rs.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
55; superine, So 5o@2 rs = bbl.
WHEAT-Shipping " heat Is quoted at
81 O591 0614 = cti for No. and 81 on for
choice. Milling Wheat, 81 12119l 1I12.
BARLEY-Feed, fair 10 good, 6854@7 90;
choice, 7174e; Brewing, z59ooe.
OATS-Mllling, 75&s6c ctI: Surprise, soc
@S1; Fancy Feed, s5@SOei good 20 choice,
S59s5c, poor to 1air, o5970c; Black for
seed, 81 1O@1 80; Gray, 75@s5c per ctl. !,
CokN--Large Yellow, ,s.71ag9oc; 3, small
Yellow, 8 e71z@9Oe p eli; White, o5So71sc.
hHE-7bMSOc q cti.
BUCKWHEAT-sOe0 p ctl
MIDDL1NGS-$1 o921 = ton.
BRAN-$13@13 90 p ton.
GROUND BARLEY-$16917 . ton.
HAI-Wheat, SS@12 90; Wheat and Oat,
81 50@11 30; Oat, 81 50@1o 30; Alfalfa,
S799; Barley 500 90 Clover, S69S, Com
pressed, 81 600l1; stock, S607 so y ton.
SIRAW-35G60c per bale.
HOPS-4@6c p b.
@1 so; Pink, S1Q1 15; Red, 81 3O91 90;
Lima, 80 5O@2 70; Pea, 81 50@l 20; Small
YRise Il 4oSl 90 Large ao Wnss Rs6 KdneS r
81 1901 SO; Horse, 81 3o@l 20 cll.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BurDanks. 65G95c y
ctl; River Burbanks, 30Q4oc p sack; ore
gon Burbanks, 45070c y ctl; River Reds,
50@6Oc p ct Early Rose, 50Q60c y ctl;
sweet Potatoes, SO = ctl for rivers and
S2@2 5 for Merceds.
UNIoNs-8O@9Oc y ctl for California; Ore
gon S5c9$l 2 ctl.
YEGETABLEs-Los Angeles Tomatoes,
75c0$1 p box; String Beans, S91Oc d:
Green Peas, 496c p b; carrots, 40c; Cab
bage, soc > ctl; Garlic, 495c . II; Dried
Peppers, 7910c u; Mushrooms, S916e .
b; Asparagus, S910c p b Tor No and 5@6c
Ior No. 2; Dried Okra, 1850 y D.
FRESH FRUIT-Apples-N grades, soc
@S1 v box; common, 5O@6oc y box; fancy,
81 20; Persimmons, 4O97 &C p box.
CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican LINES, So 50@6
= box; California Lemons, S1@1 20 for COM
mon and 81 5000 , box Tor good to choice,
$l@1 rs = box for seedlings; Navels, 81 SOC
5O2 box japanese Mandarins, 81 2591 90
TRoPICAL FRUIT Bananas, s1@2 .
bunch; Plneapples, 50 6O05 = dozen Per-
DRIED FkUITS-Following are the prices
furnished by the san Francisco Fruit Ex-
change. Tho figures presented represent car
load lots. Apricots, firm; Apples, steady;
Prunes, strong, especially Tor larger sizes;
Peaches, quiet. Aprlcots-taney Moorparks,
10@11c; choice do, 1Oc; fancy, 915c; choice,
e7ac standard, So; prime, ne. Apples
osoee se stssdz4d Sdid
&C; prime, 37ac; peeled in boxes, 12c;
Pears-kancy, halves, &c; quarters, &c;
choice, &c; standard 5c; prime. 4o. Plunis-
Pitted, &c; unpitted, 11a821ae. Nectar
fnes-Fancy, 614c: choice, &c; standard. SIC;
prime, &c. blgs-Whtte, choice, 31aQJ4c; Black,
2@21sc. Raisins-In carload lots. +. o. b.
san francisco IN sacks or ooh boxes: 4
crown loose, 3s4ci 3-crown, 274e; 2-crown.
&c; seedless SuItanas, 3s4Q4c; seedless
AIuscatels, 21z0234c. dried grapes, 215c; B.
crown London Layers, zoe p box IN @o-D
boxes: clusters, 81 35G1 90; Dehesa clusters,
So 1902 20: Imperial clusters, 81 5000 10.
BUTT -Creamery-fancy, 27@2Sc, spe-
ciaI brands, higher; seconds, 25926c. Dairy
--kancy, 24025c; good TO choice, 21@23c;
lower grades, 10000.
CHEESE-Fancy mild new, 119111zc fair
TO good; s@1oe Eastern, 12@ 31zc y b.
EGGS-200221sc p dozen Tor store and 20
225c for ranch; Eastern, 18Q21c; fancy East
ern, 22923e.
POULrRY-Live Turkeys-GobbIers, 90
lie; Hens. lie y D; do. dressed, SO
12o q ID: BOOSTERS, S4@4 so for old and
"a 5o85 80 for young; Broilers, S3@3 so
Tor small and $4@4 50for large; Hens. S4@5;
Ducks So 5066 so; Geese 81 509l 20 v
pair; Pigeons, $lG1 1215 d dozen Tor old and
81 50@1 % y dozen for young.
GAME-Gray Geese, 81; White Geese, 75c
Rabbits, 9Oc@$1 for bush and 81 26@1 &C
for cOttontails; Hare, 90c8S1i Honkers, 50
Brant, 81 25 p dozen.
Meat Market.
Following are the rates for whole oarcasseI
from slaugnterers to dealers
BEEF-Flrst quality, SIC; second quality
sc; third quality, 43412c . D.
VEAL-696c Tor large and 6S7S4e y D fol
small.
MUrToN-Wethsrs, $4,000; Ewes, 5@55S,
sd.
PORk-L1ve Hogs, 31403SSc p u for heavy
S$S9S16c for small and 3931s for feeders.
Eastern Grain Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 18th
WHEAT-January, 675sc; February, 6SsSc
March, 691LC. May. 6T1Sc. June. $3.50. July