The record-union., 1895-10-16
COMMERCIAL.
Shipping and Milling Wheat Steadier
at San Francisco.
Butter Market Not So Firm, Except
for Fancy Grades-Poultry Con-
tinues Sluggish.
$40 FRANcIsco. October 18Th.

Wheat generally is steady, shipping ana
milling botn; Chicago market steady. An
other large cargo came down from Port costa
for export, being S3,792 centals Barley Is
quiet and is lower for feed. On export &C
count were received from Port Costa oS,oII
centas. Corn was light to-day, though there
is plenty on hand. oats are offering heaFtly'
Though the demand is rather limited.
Market well stocked with beans and trade
not narticularly brisk. There is not much
offering in the line of mustard seed; no change
IN prices.
A slow day in the fruit business to-day. Ap-
pies. grapes and pears may be said TO constr
tute the market. With later rains grapes VIII
disappear, and apples will likely improve
from now on Cantaloupes present wide
range, according to quality.
The butter market is not quite as firm as IL
has been for some time past. except Tor fancy
grades. Business seems to be in either fancy
fresh or else. picked. Second grades move
slowly Shipments from Marin County are
again picking up. a rather slow market Tor
California eggs. Eastern arriving freely anu
selling well.
Poultry continues rather sluggish, with the
possible exception Of ducks ana geese, Wnlch
move OF better. Market generally Is plentl-
fully supplied and duh.
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Elk
tras, SO 1898 40; Bakers Extras, 80 loo
) %; Supernne, 81 1902 60 p Dbl.
Notwithstanding Wheat is quoted at 95c
y cl Tor No. / and 9614c for choice; Milling
Wheat, 9774c0S1.
BARLEY-teed, fair to good, 60c; choice,
621ac; Brewing, 6272@70c e,.,.o
OArS-Milling. oO@85c p ctl; Surprise,
S5@90c; Fancy Feed, 7o@s232c; good TO
choice, 65@7214c; poor 10 fair, 55@6213c;
Black, Tor seed, S1@1 so; Gray, 65@7 DC . Oil.
CORN-Large Yellow, S715p9oc; Small Vel
low, 85@9oc y CT; White. 95c@S1.
RYE-773zQS0c p cti for new.
BUCKW hEAT-S 5@95c p ctl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so q ton.
BRAN-S12 50@13 30 y ton.
GROUND BARLE1-S13914 p ton.
HAY-Wheat, Ss@12; Wheat and Oat, So
@1o 80. Dat, SOS so; Alfalfa, 50 5o93;
barley, $69S; Clover, So 50@7; Compressed,
So 6o91o; stock 3os5 s5 8 o.; 90 = ton
BEANs~Bayos. S1@1 10; Butter, 81 SOC
70; Pink, 81 O5G1 80; Red, 81 1091 20;
White, 81 55@1 20; Large White. 81 LOG
! 80; Blackeye, 81 75@2; Red Kidney, 81 D
O.; Horse, 81 10@l 80 p ell.
POT ATOt,S-SalinaS BurbankS. 6O@S0c p
ctl and 30Q40c p etl for River BurUanks in
sacks Oregon Burbanks, 5o@66o ctl;
River Reds. 35@4oc r ctl. sweet Potatoes.
6U@175c q ctl.
ONIONs-35G4Oc . ell.
GREEN CORN-Berkeey, small crates, 60
@s5c; Alameda, large crates, 81 2591 30.
Cucumbers, 2OG35c p box; Pickles, 40g65c q
box for No. l and 25935c Tor No. 2; Toma-
toes River and Bay, 2O@40c; String Beans,
1@2 p %; Lima beans. 202tac q %; Green
Peas, 27a@312c for garden; Green Peppers. 20
GD40c p pox; Egg Plant, 2694Oc y box: Green
Okra, 30040c 8 box; Turnips, soc ctl;
Beets, soc = sack; Carrots, 50c; Cabbage, COG
zoe p ell; Garlic, 212@3c r u; CaullIiower,
5O960c q dozen; Dried Peppers, 12G15c
= II.
FRESH FRUIr-Apples-No. l grades, 40
0176c . box; common, 25940c box. Ber-
Strawberries, SharpleSs. 81 1904 q chest;
Longworth, So; Raspberrles, 50 5O04 so
p chest; HuckIeoerries, 394c p h. Cranber-
ries, SIS 50q9 p Dol. Cantaloupes - o0c9Sl
. crate; Nutmeg melons. 3OU40c q box.
Grapes-20@26c . box for black, FOG
zoe Tor soft white varieties, and 2o93oc for
Muscat; Tokay, 2O93Oc 2 box Isabella, 3oS
soc in boxes. Wine Grapes S1SO21 p ton
Tor Ziniandel, S16@17 for Mission and S14@
/ for white. Pears-Winter NeIIis, 50c@S1
= box; other varieties, 100000 q box.
Pomegranates-50g65 e box. Quinces-25G
SOC = box. Watermeons-S3G6 p LOO.
CITRUS FRUIT - Mexican Lines, $50
8 box; California Lemons, S2@2 so for
common and 81 50@3 90 q box for good 10
choice; 81 o0G5 for fancy.
TROPICAL FRUlT-Bananas, 81 25@2 so
g bunch; Pineapples, nominal.
DRIED FRUIT-tollowlng are the prices
furnished by the san Francisco Fruit Elk
change. The figures presented represent car
load lots. smaller parcels occasionally selling
at slightly lower rates. Apricots quiet;
Peaches dull; Apples dull; Plums quiet. APP
Ticots-Fancy Moorpark, lie; choice do, sc;
fancy, S11c; cnoice, &c; standard. St2c prime,
sc. Apples-Evaporated 41495e; sun-dried,
$3.50. Peaches-Fancy, &c; choice, sc;
standard, 41ac; prime, 4c; peeled in boxes, IL
@13c.s Pears-Fancy, halves, &c; quarters,
6tac; choice, 6ci standard, &C; prime, 4c.
Dried Grapes-115c p b. Plums-Pitted, 10
419c; implied, 1179212c. Prunes-Four sizes,
&c. Nectarines-ta ncy, &c; choice, 6ei stand
ard. SIC: prime, Sc. tigs-White, choice, 80
624c Back 2@21@c KaIsins-In sacks to0-b
boxes selling al &c p q higher: i crown
loose, &c; 3-crown, 254c; 2-crown, 214c; seed
less SuItanas, &c; seedless Muscatels, PIG;
3-crown London Layers, 81 p box in 20-D
boxes; clusters, 81 80; Dehesa clusters, So;
Imperial clusters, 50 so; 1-crown loose, 5;
4-crown loose, faced. 3 per box.
BUTTER-Creamery- 22924c; sec
onds, 20@21c Dairy-Fancy, 19@21c; good
TO choice, 169ISc; lower grades, 14916c.
Pickled-159165ac;fi rkin, 13@15c.
CHEESE-Cbolce to fancy, 69Sc; fair TO
good, 5G5L5c; Eastern, 11912hc , ID.
EGGS-2OG27c p doZ torstore and 3o@34c
for ranch; Eastern, 1S920c; selected white
Eastern, 22@24c.
POULTRI-Liye Undergraduates, LOG
12c: Hens 10912c; BOOSTERS S494 90 for
old and SO 50@4 for young Broiers, 80 5000
for small and 50 5otG3 for large; Hens, So 500
50 Ducks, 81 5000 so; Geese, 81 5091 70
y pair; Pigeons. S191 20 2 doz for OLD and
81 7oG2 = doZ Tor young.
GAME-Gray Geese, So q dozen; Rabbits,
81 20 . dozen; Hare, 5c@S1 p dozen.