The record-union., 1898-11-02
COMMERCIAEa
WHEAT STEADY, UNCHANGED
FOR SPOT.
A Sharp Advance in Barley, Owing
to It's Scarcity-No Change
in Oats.
San Francisco. Nov !

in Oats.
| San Francisco, Nov 1st
Wheat is steady and unchanged in price
for spot; futures are higher, following
an advance at Chicago. There is a sharp
advance in Barley, owing to its scarcity;
good demand for feed, but brewing is
nominal Receipts of California Wheat
and Barley have been very light, our
market being supplied from Oregon and
| Washington. No change in Oats; no
heavy trading going on. the demand being
| Of a local iobbing character. Corn is Of
unchanged prices.
There has been no material change in
| Hay during the week; the market has
been dull as a rule: sales of choice
| Wheat have been made at $ls about
80 tons of Timothy from. Washington ar
1880 per ton Bran and Middlings have
been quite firm. under moderate stocks
| Receipts of Table Grapes were heavier
to-day; they are in fair demand. Wine
Grapes have about had TSheir run; the
| Apples are moving fairly we'll at quota
| tions. Good Pears are IN demand
Ounces are scarce and a command d good t
megs here find slow sale. The arrival
of lew or9P L9ng has Taaednesd Shrine fne
the week. those received thus far run
smaller than usual.
There have been no material changes
| in Dried Fruits Peaches have been more
active. Prunes are firm, but quiet. The
Raisin crop will not be as large as ex-
pected; some damage was done by rain;
prices are firm, with an advancing ten
The market on Fresh Butter appears a
| trife steadier: the decline during the
week has caused a better demand: ar
1 rivals sufficient for all needs
Cheese is quite steady; there is a fair
demand at quoted prices; there RE- Is no no
cioiee coie's goods; a is Some are are being drawn
| from local cold storage; the demand is
rather equally divided between Eastern
| and local goods.
Produce Quotations.
FLoUR.Net cash prices for Family
WHiEAT1shipping " E Wheat, s1.21A per
Gti for Wbes No 5nd sS 5S for cf Choice Mill
BARLEY-Feed. $I22t@a1.25 per ctl;
Brewing, -s18OQ1.35 per ctI for new.
ga 0ATspoor to fa5r d; aSel 55i9 12 pef4 4sad o
81 227zg1 271s Surprise, S135Ql 20; Red ed, for %
seed & 4oGl So Black for SEED 81 & sS@a76 81 s
Los; White, s1.021a@l O5: Mixed, slg1. .O3A:
Small Yellow. California, s1.2OQ1. 221s per
BUCKWHEAT-East stern, sl75 per ctl.
MIDDLINGS- -s17an per ton.
RR6AEfS ReAEDb qa3gIe Re5 tqS soa2s per ton
HAY-California, ex-car or cargo:
Wheat, s15Q1S.50 per ton; Wheat and Oat,
4g17 ga59 90 e. oa slS9lSo Island Baa1es
s10a1150; Stock $1o@11.
AoPsEcroP Of Of 1855, iR isSi5o per 10; 1897
BEANsMBavos. EF;ANse 81 8o671. 90: Butter. @:
Pink, ST. sO91 90; Red, $3Q310; Lima, s.. Esq
s35; Pea, 1902 10; Small White, $2.1O9
49, 1908 so; Red Kidney. 81. 25@2.4O
per Ell: River Burbanks, sO@50c; Oregon
per ctI; Sweet Potatoes, Ag1Ac per -,
PIekls HkstTkf opi9Rf Ssc per otl Peas aoa5c
lie, &c per fb; cucumbers, 4oG56c per
bomat9es ae9e 40 dGafRse per nx s9s sm
Q3c per 10; Egg Plant, 35Q50c per box;
Green okra, 4Oa6Oc per box Lima Beans.
FRESH FRUITs-Apples-F Fancy, s19
s125 per box and common to choice, 4Oa
Berries Strawberries. ss@1o per chest
large berries: Blackberries,. $6Q8 per
chest; Raspberries, s4Q5 per chest; Huck,
leberries. 4gSc per In; CraansbseErries, b Tr Sgs s
POi oS1t SA AL 1@eAob bSA II, Y-'SS - 49,
Grapes ordinary table varieties, 400
Soe IsaRs bella s5 conSRsn g5 S4so foG Per Pe
zinfandel $15@1s for Mission and sl4Qie
for White.
a1sd Mso9wis5saso4s ssaEsi5spg sq gsr e1ass has
y Pearss4oaS5c ess SS10 per Rs' box fof common and
85cQ$1.25 for choice to fancy.
Persimmons-single layer, 4Oc; double
60065c.
Quinces-s per box:
s203 per box: Mexican Lines, re-pack,
s45O@5 per box; California Lemons, $3.50
az for common to good, s3Q35o for choice
aTI TRoPIcAL e5PflsS III FRUiT-Bananas, a.25@2.a
per bunch; Pineapples, $2Q4 per dozen;
smyrna. Figs. g per rb: Persian
DfSs1 pRfEB I57GSf FREYTs1Aprlcots. I'll 1o@2c for
Royal and 12gl2!sc for for Moorparki; & Prunes,
4o5Ss sassc 90 Sses s asaSe o1ods 7os 4e;
nc; ;S. .ioo-i5os, lAG2c; Black Figs in SACKS:
21bdsc; White, 546c; Peaches. .6Q7c for good
70 CHOICE gsc for fancy for and a,ttsg 1oag12e rs
Elaborated e m and 464fkc for : sunf-dried;
Pears, 6g7c for quarters and SQ9c for
halves: Nectarines, 6Q7c.
RAISINS-New crop. f, @. b. Fresno:
Boxes, 20 lbs net. 6-crown Imperial Clus-
ters, $50 per box S.Crow9 Dehesa Gus 5a
81 To-; 4-crown Loose Muscatels, 5o-rb box,
&c per rn: 3-crown do, 4Ac; 2-crown do,
SIC; seedlsss Muscateis, ,5O-Ib boxes 3llc;
Ungraded Loose Muscatels, 3lac; Suitanas.
BTTTER-C Creamery-Fancy,- 23@24c per
10; special brands higher; seconds, 20Q
22c per 10. Dairy-Fancy, nominal; other
grades. 1S12oc per fb Packed California
Creamery, tub 22a23c; Eastern do, no
spl1; Picked, Hd22c: Ffrkfns, 1920.
CHEESE-New, 11G111zc;s old, 10G1015c;
California Cream Cheddary %; Young
America, 111hG12c: Eastern. 12413c.
FGGsRanch, 34Q39c per dozen; Store,
nominal; Eastern, 17G20c for ordinary and
z3026c for fancy.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys, 13Q15c per ID
for Hens. 15116c for Gobblers; Roosters,
S46145O for old and s465 for young; Broil-
ers $3.50 for small and s.: 5Oq4 for large;
Fryers, So 5OQ4 Hens, s4q5.50; Ducks. $4q6;
Geese. 81. 25q1.5 50 per pair; Goslings, s1.25
also per pair; Pigeons, s1a1.25 per dozen
for old and s150d2 for young
GAME+Ducks-Cany o per
dozen; Mallard. $5G6; Sprigl S2.50d3 %;
Teal. 81. 1902: Widgeon. s.7542; Small
Ducks, s1.5001 rs: Quail $:50Q1.75 per
dozen: English Snipe. $50; Common do,
81 S5ray Geese. s. so; White do, 81; Brant,
81. .25Gf5o; Hare 75cqs1; Rabbits, S915o;
Doves, 60c.
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