The record-union., 1894-07-30
COMMERCIAL.
Movement in Produce Lines at San
Francisco Fairly Large.
Dealers shade Their Prices in Order
TO Avoid Carrying Over
Heavy Stocks.
COMMERCIAL.
sAN FRANCISCO. Iuly 90.

The movement Of trade in merchandise and
produce lines yesterday was fairly large and
prices were substantially the same on nearly
al commodities as on the preceding day.
Railroad traffic has about resumed its nor
NAL condition and the activity in local trade
during the past week caused by filling the ae-
cu1nuiated orders has TO a large extent sub
sided. Receipts OF produce yesterday were
rather heavy and dealers were quite willing
to shade their asking prices in order 10 aVolo
carrying over heavy quantities OF STOCK.
Strictly fancy Apples are meeting with a
good inquiry and prices are held larry
steady. Bartlett Pears are arriving freely,
but considerable of the STOCK IS under size,
and therefore not very attractive TO buyers.
The quoted prices are easy. Peaches are
abundant and the best grades readily sell at
the quoted rates Mediurn-elass stock is sell
ing at shaded prices. Apricots are IN demand
and prices are hrmer. Gamers are buying
more literally and asking prices are more
easily obtained. Grapes come in rather
slowly, and although prices are still quite
high. the demand Is very small. Water
melons and Cantaloupes are plentiful and
low prices prevail. There is very little in
Quiry for Cherries, ana Strawberries are also
slow TO sell. Excessive receipts OF Black
berries and Raspberrles keep prices down
very low. Dried Fruits are practically un-
changed. Supplies are light ana prices
prices generally are low. Fancy Creamery
Butter is held steady at the recent advance.
Eggs are ia heavy supply and weak. The
W heat market remains depressed and trans
actions are light, with values on the down
grade.
Produce Market.
FLoUR-Net cash price for Family Extras,
So 4O93 so p bbl; Bakers Extras, So 500
3 40; Superfne, 50 50G2 75 2 bbl.
WHEAT-Quotable at S614@675zc = ctl for
good 10 choice shipping and 81 021491 o795
Tor milling Quality.
BARLEY-Feed, new. -S09S215c. old, sg15
@S5c; Brewing, S71a@9Oc; Chevalier, stan
dard, 81 20@1 20 = ctl.
oATS-MiIIing, 81 1901 %; Surprise,
81 30@1 80; fancy Feeq, 81 20G1 20; good
81 05, Black, nominal; Red, nominal; Gray,
SI-059l 159 ctl.
C0RN-Q Quotabie at 81 1901 1736 Tor large
Yellow, 81 3o@1 3215 for small Yellow and
81 40@1 45 tor White.
BRAN-Quotable at S15@16 ? ton.
HA4-Wire-bound Hay sells. at 81 2 ton
less than rope-bound Hay. Following are the
wholesale city prices tor rope-b0und Hay:
Wheat, S9@12; Wheat and Oar, SS@11; Wild
Oat, $s@10; Alfalfa. S799; Barley, S6Q9 So;
Glover, SS@lo so; compressed, $9@11i stock,
sTRAW-5o@6Oc p bale
HoPS-NoInInal at 9@l1e = ID.
RYE-Dull at SOC p ctl
BUCK CKWHEAT-Nominal.
GROUND BARLEY-SI9 5oG20 p ton.
POTATO OES-EaEly Rose, 20@3Oc IN sacks
and 30@50c q Gil in boxes; W hites, 25@5Oc
IN sacks and 30@60c ia boxes; Sweets, 2@3c
Rlb.
ONIONS 25@S5c p ctl for Red and 500
60c for White
eye. 81 60G1 50; Niles. 81 50a1 75 per ctl.
BEANS-Bayos. So 25@2 80; Butter, 81 90
@2 for small and $202 20 for large; Pink,
81 7O@l 70; Red, So 2o@2 20; Lima, 50 90
as IS; Pea, 81 6592 rs; Small White. 81 SO
az 75; Large White, So 50@2 90 > ctf
EGEfA 81 4kS-Oreen Orka, 6oc@S1 p
box; Egg Plant, 65c9S1 2 box; Cucum beTs,
3O@40c 2 box tor bay:String Beans, $191 20
= sack; Summer Squash, 25@35c p box;
Greea Corn, 500 75c for common, and 1216D
Ike r doz for bay; Berkeley Corn, 5o@75c
p box; MaTrowiat Squash, $40 p ton; HUI
bard Squash, o 2 ton; Green Peppers, 25
95Oc = box for Chile, and 35@75c q box Tor
BELL; tomatoes, 40G65c D box; River Toma-
toes, 81 50@2 2 box; Turnips, 75c p ctl;
Beets, Zoe e sack; Parsnips, 81 2 5 r ctl: Car
rots, S5@40c; Cabbage, 60@75c; Garlic, 11s@
&c 2 ID; Caulihower, 6Otg70c p dOZ; Dry Pep
peFs, lT1zeg20c 3 b. Dry -Orlka, &C p 10. "a
FRESH FRUIE-Whit Nectarines, 35@50c
2 box Red Nectarines, 40@75c p box; CRAB
Apples, 25G50e = box; Grapes. 30@50c p
box; Malaga Grapes, 65976c 2 box: MuscaL
65@S5e . box; Black Grapes 65@75c = box:
Peaches; 20@40 p box, and 2O@25e p bske
Black Figs, 4095Oc . box for 1-Iayers, and
75e@S1 for players, p box; White Figs, 1
layer, 35@4oc, 2-layer, 50@75c; Apricots, 25
@40c p box. and 19114c q 70 in bulk; Plums
2, 80 1e . D. Apples, 36c9S1 2 box; Pears, COM
mon, 25940c p box; Bartlett Pears; $4,000
melons. $10@15 p hundred.
BERRIES = Raspberries, S2@3 . chest;
Strawberries. 81 50@4 p chest for Sharpless
and S5@7 for Longworths; Blackberries,
81 50@2 p chest.
CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican Lines, SO 5o@4
p box: Lemons, Sicily, %; California Lem
ons, 81 o082 90 fOr common and S3@3 90
for good TO choice: Bananas, 81 50G2 Q
bunch; Pineapples, S2@4 2 dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples, sc for quartered,
Sc for sliced, and S@9c for evaporated; Pears,
69Sc = ID for bleached halves and 204c foI
quarters; bleached Peaches, August-Septem-
Der delivery, 61zc 2 b: sun-dried Peaches, "a
g = b, August-JuIy delivery; Apricots, 6558
739c q % spot, and 6159g7c for August dellv-
cry; Pranes. September delivery, 41S643Ic:
Plums, 495c for pitted and / 15c for unpitted:
Flgs, black, 394e Tor pressed and 11a@2c ion
Impressed White Nectarines. DC; Red
Nectarines. &C p n.
RAISINS-Cali1ornia Layers, ,60c@1; Sloose
Muscatels, Ia boxes, 50975c; clusters 81 20
@1 50i No. loose in sacks, 212@3c p u; No.
40. 21zg213c; dried Grapes, 17a@1szc p d. /
BUTfEK-Fancy Creamery, 1S@20c; -farcy
dairy, 169Iz1zc; good to choice, I215@ SC;
store lots, 11912oi picked roll, new, 1zG
13e p D.
CHEESE-Choiee to fancy. sas1Sc: fair 10
good, 61E977aci Eastern, ordinary to fine. 4
EGGs-Califernia ranch, I7@20e: store
lots, 11@14e p dozen; Eastern Eggs, 1851 &C
p dozen.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys, Gobblers. sc to
lie; Hens, 9@11c; BOOSTERS, $454 so for
old, S5Q6 for young; Brollers, 81 5O62 IS
for small and 50 50@3 25 Tor large; Fryers,
$4@4 90; Hens, $4Q5 so; Ducks, So 500
@1 80 p dozen.
Meat Market.
Following are the rates for whole careasses
nom sIaughtereTs TO Dealers
BEEF-First quality, 5951ac; second eual-
u 80 e1rds. / IN. -a4