The record-union., 1894-07-31
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat Business Continues of Slow
Movement.
The Immediate Outlook in Oats Not
Particularly Promising
for Trade.

-sAN Francisco, July 80th-
Business in Wheat continues slow Of move
1nent at unchanged rates.
Arrivals OF Barley were rather large to-day,
but some Of the stock was destined for ship
naent and the spot market was undisturbed.
The Immediate outlook for Oats is not par
ticularly promising for trade Trade to-day
was dull and slow.
There is nothing new reported in the ege-
table market to-day. Potatoes and onions
are steady. River Tomatoes are niue
weaker. The demand is moderate.
Arrivals OF Fresh Fruit were very plentiful
to-day, ana some inferior quality sold very
cheap Melons OF all descriptions are lower
Berries are unchanged.
The Batter and Egg markets are steady
with moderate demand, and supphes are
equal 10 the demand. Cheese IS unehangeo'
Arrivals OF Poultry have not been excessive
recently, and the demand is quiet. Prices
are steady.
FLOUR-Net cash price for Family Extras,
90 4o93 30 = Dbl; Bakers Extras, - 3og
3 40; Superflle. 50 5og2 70 p Dbl.
WHEAT-Quotable al o6Ac z cil for 40.
! shipping Wheat, with 971@c Tor a fancy
article. Milling grades remain steady at
$1 0214G1 O73a 2 ctl.
G85c; Brewing, S71z99Oc; Che9alier, stan
dard, 81 20@1 20 = ct.
oATS-Milling, 81 1901 25; Surprise,
81 30@1 80; fancy Feed. 81 20g1 20 goo9
10 choice, 81 1O91 1754; poor TO fair, o5c@
81 %, Black, nominal; Red, nominal; Gray,
81 05@1 I5 2 ctl.
CORN-Quotable at 81 159l IN Tor large
Yellow, 81 3oG1 321a Tor small yellow and
81 4041 40 for White.
BRAN-Quotable at sI5@16 r ton.
HAY--Wire-b bound Hay sells at 81 2 ton
less than rOpe-bound Hay. Following are the
wholesale city prices for rope-bound hay:
Wheat, S99l2i Wheat and Oats Po@l1i Wlld
Oat, SS@l o; Alfalfa, S799; Barley, S699 90
Clover, S69l0 80; compressed. S9@14; STOCK,
$6Q7 = ton.
sIRAW-5o@6oc . bale.
HOPS-Nominal at 901lc p 10.
RYE-Dull at 65990c 2 ctl.
BUCK WHEAT-NoInina
GROUND BARLEY-$I9 50920 p ton.
P0TAT0ES-Early Rose, 20030c IN sacks
and 30@5Oc 2 ell in boxes; Whites, 259 SOC
IN sacks and 30@6oc IN boxes; Sweets, 2@3c
= ID.
ONIONS-25035 , ctl for Red and 50g
DRIED PEAs-Green, 81 5o@1 IS; Black
eye, 81 6o@1 So; Niles. 81 5091 rs per ctI.
BEANS-Bayos. 81 25@2 3Ji Butter, 81 80
a 2 for small and S2G2 20 for large; Pink,
s. 7O@1 70; Red, 50 20t92 25; Lima So so
653 rs; Pea, 81 65@2 75; Small White, 81 80
az rs; Large White 50 5O@2 50 y ctl.
NEGEIABLES-Gre Orka, 65@90c =
box Egg Plant, 65c@Sl 2 box; Cucumbers,
25@35c = box TOR bay; String Beans, S1@1 20
Green Corn, 50G75c LOT common, and 1880
15e p doz for bay; Berkeley Corn, 656Q75c
p box; Marrowfat Squash, $40 u ton; Hub
bard Squash, o = ton; Green Peppers, 70
G50c q box for Chile, and 35@76c box ior
Bell; Tomatoes 3040Oc = box; River Ioma-
toes, S1@1 80 p box; Turnips, Zoe p ell;
Beets 75c p sack; Parsnips, 81 20 p ctl; Car
rots, 35@40c; Cabbage 6O@9 DC; Garlic, 11aGg
&c 2 b; Cauiifower, 60@1Oc doz; Dry Pep
pers, 171542Oc 2 70; Dry Orka, &C p ID.
FRESH tRUI UIr-Whlte Nectarines, 35000c
p box; Red NectarineS, 1907 &C p box; Crab
Apples, 2544Oc = box; grapes, 30@5oe 2
box; Malaga Grapes, 60g75e 2 box; Auscat,
6Og75c p box; Black Grapes, 65955c 8. .boX;
Peaches, 2O930c 3 box, and 1 751Sg22c 3 bszt;
Black Figs, 40950e = box for 1-layers, and
15c@Sl 1or 2-layers, y box; " hlte Figs. i L
layer, 35@40c, 2-layer, 50975c; Apricots, 20
@60c q box. and 1011kc p 70 in bulk; Plums,
5a@lc 2 b; Apples, 35cgsl p box; Pears COM
mon, 25@40c p box; Bartlett Pears; 35G6Oc
2 box; Cantaloupes. 81 00@S so = crate:
Watermelons. S1O@15 hundred.
BERRIES = Raspberries, 81 50@3 so p
chest; Strawberries. 81 50&4 p chest for
snarpless, and S7@s for Longworths; Black
berries, 81 50@2 90 2 chest.
CITRUS FRUIT-MeXican Lines, SO 5094
. box: Lemons, Sicily, @; California Lem
ons, 81 50@2 so Tor common and S3@3 90
for good to choice; Bananas, 81 6092 .
bunch; eappleS, S2@4 p dozen.
DRIED DFRUIT-Apples, sc for quartered,
Sc for sliced, and S@9 for evaporated; Pears
6@Sc p 70 for bleached halves and 234c for
quarters: bleached Peaches. August-Septe
Der delivery, 67zc p b; sun-dried Peaches, g
&C = b, August-July delivery; Apricots, 615@
75Ic p II spot, and 65497c Tor August delIV-
cry; Prunes. September delivery, 41@g454c
Pums 4@g5c for pitted and 1 1ac ior unpitted;
Figs. black, 3@4c for pressed and 13a@2c Tor
impressed; White NectarineS -t9-c; Red
NectaT1nes. &C 2 h.
RAISINS-California ayers, ,6oc@S1; Sloose
Muscatels, in boxes, 50@ 75c; clusters. 81 %
@1 so; No. I loose in sacks, 21a93c p ID: No.
2 DO, -21z@274c; dried Grapes, 11l@1s4c p D.
BUTfEb-Fancy Creamery, 1Sg20c; fancy
dairy, 16@1715ci good to choice, l21a@I5c:
store lots, 11@12c; picked roll, new, 179
19c p u.
CHEESE-Choiee to fancy, 69s1zc; fair to
good, 614977sc; Eastern, ordinary.t0 fine, II
@15c . d.
EGGs-California ranch. 17@2oc; store
lots, 11@14c p dozen; Eastern Eggs, 1901 &c
p dozen.
POULTRY-Ldve Turkeys, Gobblers Sc to
lie; Hens, 9@11c; BOOSTERS, S4@4 90 foI
old. $500 for young; Brollers, 81 J0@2 %
for small ana 81 5003 % for large; Hryers
$4@4 90; Hens, S4@5 90; Ducks, 50 500
3 80; Geese, $1@1 90 = pair; Pigeons, 81 "a
al 80 p dozen.