The record-union., 1899-11-29
COMMERCIAL.
A BRISK LITTLE ADVANCE IN
WHEAT FUTURES.
Spot Steadier, With More Inquiry
Reported at the Lately Re-
duced Prices.
San Francisco, n

San Francisco, Nov. 2Sth.
1t being collection day trade in the sam
pie market was quieter than usual, but
there was a better feeling on change, ow-
ing to the relieved appearance of wheat.
The San Francisco Produce Exchange
and Call Board will not be in session on
Thursday this week-Thanksgivin Day.
The general wheat market, as above
stated, had a relieved appearance. At the
Call Board there was a brisk little ad-
vance in futures, owing to a rise in the
Chicago and other distant markets. Spot
inquiry reported at. the lately. reduced
prices. The local barley market was
quiet with a better tone to futures and
Oats were quiet but firmly held. Receipts
were 1850 centals, including $50 centals
from Oregon. Receipts of corn were 1000
No material change in the hay market.
Bran and middlings have weakened under
largo supplies, and the new crop of feed
Bean market firm
Oranges weak. Lemons and lines we're
dull and weak. Apples easy. Extra fancy
were heavy. Grapes dull.
Choice, potatoes steady. Medium and
low grades. easy. Choice and fancy on
Market for miscellaneous vegetables was
rather dull Los Angeles green peas,
string beans and egg plant prices were
Owing to the approaching Thanksgiving
butter is in better demand, and prices for
strictly fancy creamery are steady.
Cheese continues firm. Eggs are in more
liberal supply and the market has a weak
tendency.
Turkeys continue to be the most active
feature of the poultry market. Large sup
plies of dressed turkeys arrived from the
principal shipping. points, but the demand
was brisk and prices were well maintain
ed at a range OF 15a1sc per pound Other
poultry was in plentiful supply, chiefly
from the East, and prices showed no i'm
provement.
Produce Quotations.
FLoUR-Net cash prices for Family
tras, So OQ3:55; Oregon and Washington.
s3G350 per barrel.
shipsS,ng ". Wheat, s7Ac per ctl
7 gs4 ~ c Per ss,
sl o9Ts = Rsi et si aHna17 per ctl for
poor to fair, and s1.15G1.20 for good to
choice; White, s1.o714Q1.171a for poor to fair
95c@sl. 0715 for common to choice; Oregon
Gray, S1071aQl1 121a for Feed and $115Q1 20
per ell for Milling.
Mixed, s1021gGi.o5; Small Yellow, nominal
RYE-New. 971ac@s1.05 per ctl.
BUCKWHEATNs1 .90Q2.15 per ctl.
BRAN-S15. 50@16.50.
IDDLINGS-S17@2O5 so.
ROLLED 50l1S per ton.
oATM nyd ss Is Per sd 100 100 f6 1as -,
ROLLED oATs-ssaz.25 per Dbl for
wood and s5.75Q7 for sacks.
and Dat, S.5oQ9.5O; Dat. $7Qs: Barley,
s4@5.5o; Compressed Hay, s75oGio per ton.
STRAW-40@50c per bale.
HOPS-1S99 crop, 8q9c per 10 for me-
dunn, 1o@11c for prime and 11@12c for
choice.
ct H Butter, Nominal; Lima, a.scg5; Pea a
S3@3.25; small White, $290Q3 large White,
S240@250; Blackeye, $4.50@4.75; Red Kid
ney, IS. 25a3 50; Pink, s2.65Q2. IS; Red, So 75@
Po1TA;ToEs-wharf Prices: Early Rose.
nominal; River Reds, 60@65c; River Bur-
banks, 45@65c; Salinas Bl.rbanks, s1Q1. Is
per ct; Oregon Bur9 2aaas g Soc@sl 70 per
VEGETABLES-Gr Peas, 5@Sc per
III; Garlic, 4@6c per 10; Tomatoes. 1oQ6oc
per box; String Beans ans Snsc per edea y; 40.
bo BONA Green aen PEI Peppers sas5c per f Box Gu
clIrnbers. 5O675c per box; Okra, 1.25Q1 SO
per box; Marrowfat Squash, $SQ12 per ton;
Cream SQUASH 2omspc per box sIp e
box: Mushrooms, 5Q15c per 10.
FRESH FRUITS-Apples, o5c@s1 per
box; fancy, s1.25Gl. so per box; Lady APP
pies, q 5oqas5 per rrr box nor cnas+ .or
small and 1904 for large; Blackberries,
o. per chest; Raspberries, S5QS per
chest; Logan Berries, @ per chest;
Huekleberries. 40ac per 70; ;o G,raanberries,
uV Graspes- 1T varieties, 10000 per box
PearsIsoc@N.5o per box.