The record-union., 1899-11-21
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT ON THE CALL BOARD
OPENS IRREGULAR.
The Barley Market Continues Very
Quiet, With No Material
Change in Prices.

Change in Prices.
San Francisco, Nov. Goth.
Wheat on call opened irregular, May
option having small advance and De-
cember being weaker. For some time
past there has been a disposition to ex-
change December for the longer option.
There was an undercurrent of firmness to
the market for time, caused by a sharp
little advance in Chicago prices, but the
latter afterwards declined almost as
quickly as they had gone up and were
soon down to Saturdays lowest figures,
and brought about a weaker feeling in
this market. The local Barley market
continued very quiet, and there was no
material change in prices. Receipts for
the past forty-eight hours were 200 CEN
tails. Oats were steady, although the
receipts were larger, amounting to $500
centals for forty-eight hours, including
$50 centals from Washington. Corn was
centals, of which 600 centals were from
the East.
Hay market showed no Improvement
Bran and Middlings unchanged.
Beans firmly sustained, and trade fairly
active
Prices of Oranges continued easy Trade
in Berries very dull. Apples abundant,
and prices easy.
Potatoes show little change Choice
Burbanks firm and Common easy. Choice
Onions steady. Los Angeles Green Peas
and String Beans firm.
Butter still had a downward tendency.
Cheese steady. Fancy ranch Eggs scarce.
Poultry shows no material change. Tur-
keys were easy, but other stocks were
we'll sustained.
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family
Extras, ss,eO@3.75 per barrel; Bakers Ex-
tras, So. 4o@355; Oregon and Washington.
Shipping Wheat, 81 per ctl for
No. and s1;o1A for choice; Milling, s1.O5@
pIsE sIT@siSo 7g gsa f per ell
1850; Is per ell; nominal nc,
poor to fair, and s1.15@1.20 for good to
choice; White. s.: o713Q1. 17A for poor to fair
and g; 2oQ1, 271a for good to choice; Black
Gray, $1.O71a@1. 121a for Feed and $1.l5@1 20
per ctl for Milling.
coRN-In1 sacks; Large Yellow. s1.o71s
81 O5Q1. 071a; Small Yellow. nominal.
RYE-New 971acas1.05 per ctl.
WHEAT-s1.90G2.15 per ctl.
MIDDLINGsSsl sa2o.
ROLLED BARLEY-s175Oa 1S per ton.
0ATMuEIA 1d 81 25 per 100 ms;
RoLLED, DAT. sea7.25 per Dbl for
wood and s.. 75@a for sacks
HAYlWheat, s1-5oa1O per ton; Wheat
$3.50; Clover. g; Alfalfa se@s; Stock.
s4g55 80; compressed Hay, s7.5o@1o per ton.
STRAW-35q45c per bale.
HOPS-1S99 crop, SQ9c per 10 for me-
dunn, 10Q11c for prime. and 11Q12c for
choice
cti: Butter, nominal; Lima, s4soa5; Pea.
&. 90Gi3; small White. 81. 90Gl3; large White,
s2-40Q2. 60; Blackeye, &.5O4475 rs; Red Kid
ney, So 25q35o; Pink. s.. 55Q27o; Red, $3.50
PoTAToEs Wharf Prices: Early Rose.
nominal River Reds, 55a65e; River Bur
esF s Sweet 9r Foto af9a8F as Sf per- ell per
ONIONS-6eGS0c per ctE
VEGETABLES Green Peas, 4G7c per
10; Garlic, 2a3c per 10; Tomatoes, .15@e5c
per box; String Beans, 5dsc per ID: do,
Lima Lin sox se per n Esq Plant ter 25 Sas
TO per box; Marrowfat Squash, sSai2 per
ll5d21zc per 10; sumner Squash, slaL25
FRESH FRufTs@App1es ts5c@si.25 per
box; extra fancy, $3.50 per box.
Berries-St Strawberries, s1oG11 per chest
for small and s. for. large; BIackberries, IS
&c per chest; Raspberries. s5a6 per chest;
ries, 4G7c per 10; Cranberries, s7500s. so
per Dbl; extra do, $sqic; Oregon do, $l.50
Grapes-Table varieties, 5ocQa per box
or crate, some fancy selling higher.
Pears-5Oc@S1. % per box.
Persimmons-50cGM per box. !
Pomegranates-50G75c per box, as to size.
CITRUS FRUITS Oranges, Navels,
s.. 75@3.50 per box; Seedlings, $1.50@2.9 per
box; Mexican Lines s,s, sgt e 20 % per case;
good, 81. 50Q3 for choice and $3.50 for fancy
Grape Fruit, $25OQ4 per box.
per bunch: Pineapples, s15oas per Dozen dez
Smyrna Figs. 14Q17c per ID; Persian Dates
6124tc per ID,,,,,ro $500.
lO1a@12c per ID for Royals and 14d15c FOR
Moorparks; Peaches, unpeeled, 51aQ6c per
ID for prime, 6laG7c for choice and 71zQSc
p fGr rs for and 5a
for sun dried: Plums, pitted, Ease per ID
for black and s1z@sc for bleached; Pears,
halves; Nectarines, s@sae per ID for red
and q for white: Figs. 3Q3i5c per ID |
for black and .5d6c for white: Prunes. in
3s.c for 60-7Os, 3}4c for 7O-S0s,. PIC for SO
COS and 214a21zc for s0-10os-
BUTTER-Creamery- Fancy, 24c per
grades, 19a20c per 1b. Packed Butter
Picked Roll. 22d23c; frkin, 21@22c per ID.
California Cream Cheddar, d; Young
America. 12a13c; Eastern, 1s@161kc; West
ern, dSg14c per 10.
25Q23c per doz; Ranch, 35Q42c; occasionally
4SQ45c per doz; Eastern. 22Q2Sc; do, Sc
PoULTRY.Live Turkeys, 1s@14c per 1b
for Hens and 13Q14c for Gobblers; young
Turkeys, 14@15c per ID; dressed do, 14Q1Sc; |
BOOSTERS, A.50G5 for old and s5d5.50 for
"A for large; F'ryeTs, $464.5O; Hens, $3.50
$3.50: Ducks, s4Q450 per dozen for old and
s4.50Q550 for young: Geese, S1.50d1.75 per
pair; Pigeons, s.. 121ad1.2 5 per dozen for old |
and s1.75@2 for young
GAME-Hare, 81. Is per dozen; Rabbits,
S1.75; Canvasback Ducks. s6Q12: Mallards, |
SnriO m. l.
geon, $3.50 Small Ducks, Sc. 5OQ3; Gray
Geese, So. 50q4; White Geese, S150Q1. rs; |
Bral1t s2G3; Quail, $3.50: English Snipe, |
81 80; common do, S1.5o: Doves, 81 per |
dozen.
Meat Market
Following are the rates for whole car |
cases from slaughterers to dealers:
otBer s7 rst ne annat vo,,n @ oS
and heifers GIG: old cows. 5la66c per ID. |