The record-union., 1898-12-09
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT MARKET WEAK, PRICES
TENDING DOWNWARD.
Barley Unchanged-Both Spot and
Futures Quiet-Oats Firm at
the Recent Advance.

The Wheat market is dull and weak,
The Wheat market 81 dull and weak,
and prices are unchanged, though tending
downward. Chicago declined. A cargo
down from Port Costa for export. Bar
ley is unchanged. Both spot and futures
are quiet Oats are firm at the recent
advance. Receipts to-day were more lib
eral, and were all from the North. No
change in Corn. There is more offering.
The demand, however, does not improve.
A car of Wheat Hay brought $18 to-day.
The ba market bas5 is if possible duer than
light Bran is steady, with none in to-
day Middlings are quite firm.
Good Spitzenberger Apples in the barrel
sold up to IS. and Ben Davis sold slowly
at S. Trade is no better than it has
been for some days, and prices show no
material changes.
creamery: Receipts from Humboldt are
falling off rapidly, and Marin is not ship
ping as much as usual. In consequence,
Cheese and Eggs.
Produce Quotations.
tras, SS 90Q4
). WREATI Shipping Wheat, sl.lsal per ell t
RLEY-Feed, sI,25@i. 80 per ctl; Brew
ing, 81, ,32t4a1. .4213 per ctl
oA O-I OOI " ldlT, Sl.EU4Il.ZZ12 per Gil,
ST. 80 per ell; Gray, s.. 1.2oeS1.25; Milling. ST.
@l 80 80; Surprise, M 81 1s5a1. .42l3; Red for seed,
coRS1n nisec seeksarss IoT 1eea yaifow io
10; White. $40; Mixed, s1.O5; Small Yel-
loy GalifOrnia l., sl5gl 13h per ctl
California and 81 Is for Eastern.
BUCKWHEAT-Nom
M1DDLNGS-Qu at $9Q21 per
BRAN-Quotable at s15Gl5. 80 per ton, in
cludng Oregon.
ROLLED BARLEY-Quotable at s2s.509
27 per ton.
HAY-Ex-car or cargo: Wheat, s1s.5o@
175e per ton; Wheat and Oat $13G16.50;
Oat, s13.50Q15.50; Island Barley, $11Q13.50;
Upland dc, nominal; Alfalfa. s11Q12.5o;
HoPs..crop Of isss, 1s@isc per ip
BEAlNSsoolB3ayos. MS l3s s2g2 10; Butter, s2g2 50;
ss5: Pea, s2,aOa25o; Small White, s2.l5a
2;25; Large White, s1,S0@1 95; Blackeyc,
'PoTAToEA SACKS Asacis-Eapfy fEapE r Rose so@soc
do. 65c@s1; Salinas Burbanks, 75c9sl. 10
esa New c potatoes iSaae per r. per co.
-ONIONS-5OG65c per ctl for yellow;
Pickle On Onions, 4oG56c per ctl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Peas, 446c per
10, including Los Angeles; Garlic, Gap7c per
10; Tomatoes. 25G50c per box for Bay and
50c@s1 for Los. Angeles: String Beans,
uuoS PEI H. iAAIIuQluS Los AHSCi6S, Lima
Beans, &C per 10 for Los Angeles Mar
rowfat Squash, 5000 per ton; Cream
Squash, 30Q50c per box
FRESH FRUITSApples-Ch to
fancy, s1G1.50 per box and common 70
good, 40015c; Lady Apples, a.25Gl.7o
per box.
Berries-Strawberries @ per chest
for Longworth and S1.5063 per chest for
large berries; Raspberries. q per
chest; Huckleberries, &C per fb; Cranber--
ries, sSQ9 per barrel for Eastern and $1G
1 80 per box for Coos Bay
Grapes--Table varieties 50Q9oc, includ-
ing crates; Wine Grapes nominal.
Pears-5eII5c per box for common to
good and s16I125 for choice to fancy.
Persimmons-75c@s1.2 q per box.
CITRUS SFRUITS-Orange Navels, 81 90
G3.50 per box; Seedlings, 81. 50G2 per box;
Mexican Lines, re-pack, So. .50G4 per box;
California Lemons, S1G1.50 for common 70
good. SQ25o fer choice and sSG3.5o for
fancy.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas s1.25@
$50 per bunch; Pineapples, 500 per dozen;
Smyrna Figs. o per 10; Persian Dates.
51a96c per fDs