The record-union., 1899-03-14
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT ON CALL FIRMER AT
SAN FRANCISCO.
Spot Barley Quiet and Easy-Oats
Strong, With an Advance
for Fancy Feed.

San Francisco, Mar. 18th.
Wheat ON call opened firmer this morn
ing in sympathy with an advance in the
Chicago market and might have done
better, but for the cloudy weather in
portions of the State, which prevented
spectators from buying freely. Chicago
dealers received bad news from Ne
braska. The local spot market was quiet
and unchanged. The English market con-
tinued dull, though futures in Liverpool
closed higher Barley on call opened
slightly higher and then fell off again.
The market continues to be of weather
character. Spot Barley was quiet and
easy. Receipts were more liberal and
certals from Oregon. Oats We're strongly
| maintained, with a slight advance in
fancy an feed and milling; o Receipts were were
Oregon. Corn was quiet, but firmer. The
Chicago market was higher No Corn
wff raevnd asT arFef 5Fodag ayntnues 10
and there was al further advance of 81 per
ton in most kinds this morning. Prices
with nth stdcs % rn
down in expectation of rain are now load
ing up again. Receipts of Hay to-day
were 393 tons. Bran and Middlings are
very Arm at unchanged prices. Receipts
Of Bran were 1850 sacks, and OF Middlings
| 500 sacks.
Inc Fruit market WAS RATHER quiet To-
day. Strictly fancy Oranges, Lemons and
Apples are well maintained; common
kinds continue weak. Strawberries are ex-
pected to arrive. the latter. part of this
frosts
The, Butter market still has heavy
rain prevents a further decline. Supplies
are ample for all requirements. Cheese is
steady and unchanged. Eggs are holding
at about the previous prices, but buyers
are acting cautiously.
Produce Quotations.
barrel. Bakers Extras. sssoas.75; Oregon
and Washington. s3@3. 60 per barrel
e1sy Ihisa5 Miiing. 1851
Surprise, 81 45@1. 80.
nTsAns EARmhxEesd nones at a2sg s per nsr ell
oxTssPoor to "a fair, sSais5 per- per- etI: M
good to choice S135Q1.4 40; fancy feed,
8; ;421z; Gray. s. s2lsa1; ;s7l5; Milling, sl.s5
@1.371e; Surprise, s1.45Q1:50; Red and
Black, nominal.
1123S; White. sl.121sa115 151a; Mixed, sl.o7h
@d.10; Small Yellow, California, s1.25@
EucKMHEarsNRon,ina E6CKs'i1z1s91!a Rsn mai
MIDDL1NGS-s2 -s21Q23 per ton.
ROLLED RARLEY-s25@2 per tom
OATMEAL .5aQ4 rs per 100 ibs
ROLLED OATs-s6. 55G6. .s5 per barrel for
wood and Sc. 95d6. rs for sacks
HAY-Ex-car or cargo: Wheat, $15.500
ton t1? ga oat a?a 9sana slPH 4as
ST. Is sc@1g5o glS stock. slo5cadi :'Si' s. aa'
STRAW-40Q70c per bale.
HoPs-Crop OF 1893 is nominal at lee
BEANS-Bayos, 81. .75G1. .S5: Large But
ter, $3.50; Pink. s2.1og2 Is: Red. $50;
White, s2.15a22o; Large White, i.soai. 80:
Blackeye, $3.75q3. sc; Red Kidney, $3.50
PoTATOES. .saeks-Early Rose, 81 15@
Oregon Ore m do, eocas1 per d cti for Seed d and and
81 1901. 40 for large; Oregon Garnet Chile,
s1q1 10; Humboldt Burbanks, 81 10Q1. .35 per
Sweet Potatoes, s1.5O@1.75 per ctl; new, 2
oNIoNs-6o@7oc for California, and 60
VEGETABffEs--Asparagus, Base per N
for common, 6@7c for fancy; Green Peas,
21s@i$1Ac per 10, including Los Angeles;
String Beans. 1219d15c; Egg Plant, 12la@15c
per tb for. Los Angeles; Green Peppers,
25asc per pegds; u; Dry DO, loa15e per y: Mush-
Squash. sSO@40 per ton; Hubbard do, 5000
25 Per ton; Rhubarb. .75c@S1.25 per box;
snzeS s22 1e
Squash. per box. 3O@5oc; Brussels
FRESH FRUITS -Apples-Fancy. s.75
@2.z5 per box, and common to choice, SOC
CITRUS FRUITS Oranges, Navels, SIG
1:5o for choice to fancy; Seedlings. 75c@
dl.5o per box; Mexican Lines. re-pack,
nominal California Lemons. $75c@
sboca o for anS e Sr Eood ansv oa2 an for
TaFsi TRoifTcAR. PIC P' FRu1rs-Bananas, $500
a.5o per pc bunch; H. Pineapples, e. per doz-
Dried 1FRU.TGApricots. 1lKa12hc
4aale az 7sSs sas4c soscs, gee sas4e ev'ss, g.
10O's, 211kG2Ac. 100-110's, PIC; Black Figs,
IL sacks or gea gaoa Whts " eboss @sc ae psachss f
ee lor d pitted ss!sa mz Appiss ps
7s4GSc for evaporated, Sl81ac for fancy do
and 5651ac for sundried.
RAISINS-New crop, f. G. b. Fresno.
Boxes 20 lbs net, 6-crown Imperial Clust-
ters, 81; 4-crown Fancy Clusters, s1.5o; 3
crown London Layers, 81. 30; 2-crown do,
e%c; Seedless Muscatels,. 5-fb boxes, 3Ac;
Ungraded Loose Muscatels. $40; Sultanas
unbleached, 41ac.
-Creamery-Fancy. 22a22Ac
PEI, ID; seconds, 21a21Ac; Dairya.Fancy, 1g
Butter-Pickied, 15a17c per ID: firkins, Is
cHEEsE@New, 1o.s@11c; old. -@-c:
America. malac; Eastern. Il nisdis1ze:: Ha.e:
Western, 11hQ12c.
EGGS-California Store Eggs, 13@14c
per dozen; Ranch, 1419@15c per dozen.
POULTRY-Iive.T Turkeys, 13G14c per 10
for Hens. 11@i2c for Gobblers; Dressed,
do, 14a16c per 10; Roosters, s5@5.5O for old
for small and $5Q5.50 for large; Fryers.
S. 5OG6.50; Hens, s4.50G5; Ducks, Sl5OG
$50; Geese, .sl.LJQ2 PEI pair; Pigeons 81 50
Oils per dozen for old, $225G2.5O for
GAMELEnglish Snipe s25oas: Common
do, nominal; Gray Geese, $2.5O43; White
do 75c6$1; Brant, 81 2501 so; Honkers 81:
Hare, $1Q1.25; Rabbits, $1.25@1.50.
Meat Market.
Following are the rates for whole car
casses from slaughterecs to dealers:
BE;EF--First quality. 71x@7Ac; other
.svEAiGsi4a7'Ac for large and 7sz@sc per
wethers, s1kc; Ewes Sc ID.
PORkILive Hogs, SIC per 1b for me-
dium, 51a@5s4c for small. 42@515c for
large; dressed, 7hGS%c per ID.
Closing Grain Quotations.
Chicago, Mar 18th.
WHEAT-May, zoe; July. 6sMc.
New York, Mar. 18th.
.WHEAT-March, size; May, 74s4c; July,
731ke.
wpEArms@ San :, Franeiseo ,sM Mar Tar + s3th 1a.k
BARI.EY-May, s1.19l5; New. S1.05l4.
G0RN-LlSargs Yellow. s1.1oq1.l21s.