The record-union., 1899-11-25
COMMERCIAL.
THE GENERAL WHEAT MARKET
GREATLY DEPRESSED.
A Decline in Prices Both ON the
Call Board and for Spot
Barley and Oats Dull.

san FRANCISCO, NOV. Z4tn.
The San Francisco Produce Exchange
and Call Board, following the action of
the Chicago Board of Trade and New
York Produce Exchange, will be closed
tomorrow as a mark of respect to the
memory of the late Garret A. Hobart,
Vice President of the United States, it be-
ing the day of his funeral
The general Wheat market continued
reatly depressed to-day. Cali Board prices
had a furs>er decline, in sympathy with
another drop in Chicago, and December
81 per GENITAL. Local spot prices were also
reduced and No. l shipping. grade is also
quoted under 81 per Genital. Prices are
now the lowest in several years, and the
reached.
The local Barley market was dull, but
naturally easy owing to the drop in
Wheat. Receipts We're 1866 centals, in
Guiding 51,304 centals on the Province. and
3SS16 centals on the Invercauld from Port
Actual local receipts were 1850 centals.
Oats were duh and shade easier. he.
cepts ro ss2e eenta ana as9dag SIS
from Washington.
Hay market dull and weak for several
e5 Hay Bran mln and fdaIu Middlngs ae easy. oaseN
Beans continued very firm.
Fancy Grade Oranges steady. Lower
Apples unchanged Raspberries lower.
Grapes were plentiful and of a generally
Common Potatoes easy. Fancy Pota-
toes are steady. Choice Onions firm In
fsrior grades show str3n NO Improvement
Tomatoes of common and. poor quality
were plentiful and weak.
Fancy Creamery Butter shows little
irmness; otherwise the market is un-
changed. Cheese well sustained. Cali
fornia Eggs easier. Fancy Ranch Eggs
well maintained.
In the Poultry market prices continue
easy, especially for Turkeys.
Produce Quotations.
FLoUR-Net cash prices for Family
Extras, $3.60d3.7 rs per barrel; Bakers Ex-
tras, s3.40@3. .55; Oregon and Washington,
ss@S; 90 per barrel. oo
for No. and 81 for choices Milling, sl.O2lA
nIsxnr BAHnEYEsss sc 7Isqss psq st dgssva,s1 gsg ,s
oATS-Red. s1o7laQL1714 per ctl for
poor to fair, and N:15aI20 for good to
and s1.2Od1.271 for good to choice; Black.
9ilac@$1.10 for common to choice; Oregon
Gray, 81. .071aG1. .121a for Feed and s1.15@1 20
CORN-In sacks-Large Yellow, s1.O5@
Mixed Nike s1o25kaio5 Small Yellow, GIa1 nominal
BUCKW WHEAT-sI IsOd215 per ctl.
BRAN-s16 50Q17.
MIDDLINGS-s1SG2
ROLLED BARLEY-s17.50 .50018 per ton.
oAT GRoATs~s4so 5 per PEI 10 ioo lbs.
ROLLED oATs.s6q7.25 per Dbl for
VIA Hxy@Wheat Nv Ss's s5oa1o M SAIeT per ton; Wheat
and Oat, s7.5O@9. 50; Oat, sos; Barley
s5Q7. 80; Clover, o. Alfalfa, S6QS; Stock.
s4G5.50; compressed Hay, s750@10 per ton.
STRAW-40Q50c per bale.
HOPSI1s99 crop, SQ9c per 1b for me-
dunn. 1o@11c for prime. and l1@l2c for
choice.
BEANs-Round lots, -Gayo. ss.25as. 50 per
s3G3.25; small White, $2.9oG3; large White,
ney, s2sa55o: Pink, s.. 2.65aa Is; Red, So 75@
POTATOES Wharf Prices: Early Rose,
BANKS, l5ds5c Salinas shs 0VE2i BGSbanHs % s1@Is5
cal; sweet Potatoes, 7se@si-lo per ctl 30
dsnsfeesl VEGETABIGsLGreen esr s1i Peas, 4asc per
ID; Garlic, 3a4c per 10; Tomatoes, lOa50c
box; String Beans. S@1oc per a r.; dc. Lima,
bers, 5O0l75c per box; Okra, 81. .2501.E0 per
box; Marrowfat Squash, sSd12 per ton;
1@2c per 10: Summer Squash, s1Q1.25 per
box; Mushrooms, 5Q15c per ID.
FRESH FRUITS-Apples, 35cQs1.25 per
Dbl.
small, 81 50Q3.5O for large; Blackberries,
d per chest: Raspberries, $4Q6. per
chest; Logan Berries, q per chest;
Huckleberries, 407c per fb; Cranberries,
81. 50GS50 per bbl; extra do, s9Q10; Oregon
do, 81. .50G2 per box.
Grapes-Table varieties, 50Qe0c per box
or crate.
Pears-50c@s1.5 per box
Persimmons-50c@s1 per box.
megranates-50c@s1.50 per box, as to
Citrus FRUITs-Oranges,. Navels,
s2.50@3.25 per box; Seedlings, s1.50Q2 per
California Lemons, s10125 for common to
good s.. .5O63 for choice and $3.50 for fancy
! Grape Fruit, $1@3.50 per box.