The record-union., 1899-03-19
COMMERCIAL.
SAN FRANCISCO WHEAT MAR
KET STEADIER.
"A Small Advance in Prices on Call.
but Spot Unchanged-Barley
Firmer.
San Francisnn March 18th


supplies OF Flour from the north con-
| tinue liberal OF to-day's total receipts OF
$3.50 quarter sacks, 1.6S0 quarter sacks
came from Oregon and Is, 500 quarter sacks
from Washington The Wheat market
was rather steader. Prices on call had a
smali advance, but spot Wheat was un-
changed. Ihe Chicago market was firner
and private dispatches reported that for
elgners were buying, believing the agere-
gate damage to the worlds crops TO be
Serious The weather in the West is wet
and cold. Barley was a little firmer on
can, put the spot market was unchanged.
with little or no inquiry reported. Re-
ceipts of Barley We're 4. 040 ctls. oats were
quiet and unchanged. Receipts were / 5q0
ctls, of which 460 ctls came from OREGON
ana ?, $50 cts from Washington. Corn was
duil put steady. The receipts were Is ctls
Receipts OF Rye We're $50 ctls, the largest
in some time.
Receipts of Hay We're larger to-day and
unchanged. Receipts of Bran were 2s5O
sacks, including 1,7O0 sacks from Wash
ington. Receipts of Middlings were 12O
sacks Prices were unchanged
Fancy Oranges continue in small sum-
ply and are held firmly, but trade is not
very active. Apples were slow of sale to-
day. There is little call for common kinds.
can Lines are in fair demand at, the re-
duced prices. Ripe Bananas are in good
request. Dried Fruits are very firm
Evaporated Apples are higher all around
as win be seen by the quotations
Receipts of Butter are liberal and the
market is weak at the appended quota
tions. Cheese is now easier and lower
tories are beginning to ship freely and
stocks are accommodating on the shelves.
Eggs are weaker since the clear, weather
set in, as receipts are increasing. For
the general run of Ranch Eggs 15c is
full quotation, although extra selected oc-
casionally sell as high as 151aa16c
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family
Extras, $4,000 per bbl Bakers Extras,
$3.5cQ5s. 60: Oregon and Washington. s3QS5 50
WHEAT-shipping Wheat. s1os4 per ctl
for No. ! and Lo71a for choice; Milling,
BAKLEY.lEeed = sl2o@1.25 per ctl;
OATS-Poor to fair, 1.3oQ1.s5 per ctl;
g. s0Hss ss s1 & sn0Ss GTay s fancy yMiins hfas
81. .s5sal .371a Surprise, $1.I5di. 80.
CCRN-In Sacks-Large Yellow, s1109
Ll2lk; White. $L12.z0l:l7Ia; Mixed, sLo71a
@$1. 10: Small Yellow, California, $1.25 per
ctl nominal.
ETExSa; E1yEVwH 1I1sa1l5 EaTSNRsr,,cll; per ,eal;
RoIIED BARLEYIss25@2s II per ton.
3aTMEALo1.sa4, IA < . AZ sog4 q = per 100 lbs.
wood and $6.35a6.7 .75 for sacks
HAY-Ex-car or cargo: Wheat, S15.50Q
1850 per ton: Wheat and Oat, S1501S per
ton; .rOat, $14.50Ql650; Island Barley, $13
OLA Upland Barley. ssl4.52Q16; Alfalfa,
S11 .5odl 12. 2.50, Stock, $l0.50@l1.50 81
STRAW-4OGT0c per bale.
HOPS-Crop of 1895 is nominal at 15G16c
per fb for choice. lac for prime, 12d13c for
BEANS-Bayos, $1.75d1.S5: Large But
ter, 81 Pink, $2.i6Q2 Is; Red, $780,
Lima. S. 60@3.75: Pea. 40@2.50; Small
White 2l5@2. 20; Large White, ST. SO@1 80:
Blackeye. $S.75G3 90: Red Kidney, $3.50.
s POTATQES-Sacks- EARLY Rose, $1.35@
1.5o per ell River Burbanks, sl1OgL4O per
Il. 5oM1 Is for large; Oregon Garnet Chile,
81. 4Od1 so; Humboldt Burbanks. $135@1 60
per ctl: Petaluma do, $1.3501.6 60 per ctl; /;
Merced Sweet Potatoes. SL50Q1.75 per ctl;
new. 3G4c.