The record-union., 1895-07-16
COMMERCIAL.
The Wheat Market Unsettled at the
Opening, but Closes Stronger.
Produce Markets Dull--vegetab bles and
Fruits In Full Supply, and
Prices Hold Firm.
sAN FRANc1sco, July 18th.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 10th.
Wheat opened unsettled this morning.
There We're alternate spells of strength and
weakness, until toward the close the Chicago
market developed strong tone, and Septem-
Der option, which had fallen from 6714o to
651gc, had sudden advance to 671sc
The local Call Board market was in sympa-
thy with Chicago. December, at the early IN
formal session. weakened to 991ac, but at
11:15 A NJ came up strongly 10 81 oO}s,
closing at 81 o01z.
Spot Wheat was firmer to-day at 90c for
No Shipping, with English advices steadier.
The Barley market was very fat Decem-
Der, at the 11:15 a. u. session, sold at 63c-
Good TO choice feed on spot quotable at s. Il
@6Oc.
The Produce markets are dull. Vegetables
and Fresh Fruits are in full supply and
prices hold firm. Potatoes weak. Onions rule
steady. Lines are weak at quotations. But
ter has an easier tone. Eggs ere firm. Dried
provisions dull. Berries cheap.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family En-
as s3 5ogS 90 Psk3 Bakers eo E3tras' : IRA, 80 4o@
WHEAT-No. l Shipping Wheat is quot
able at SS$Ic p ctl for No. /, and zoe for
choice. Milling Wheat, 971ac@S1 2 ctl.
BARLEY-Feed, fair 10 good, soc: choice,
634c; Brewing, 6712@7212c.
0ATS-AIilling, SI@1 90 ctl; Surprise,
S1@1 10; Fancy Feed. 95c@S1 %; good to
Black nominal; Gray, 80g85c p ctl.
CORN-Large Yellow. 81 1901 / 8; Small
Yellow, 81 15@1 90 p ctl; White S1@1 10.
RYE-Sl1ic p ctI for new, ana soc for old.
BUCKW HEATS 10000 q ctl.
BRAN-S12 50@13 90 p ton.
GROUND BARLEY-Sl4 p ton.
HAY-New Wild Oat selling at S698;
Wheat. .s8@1o. Alfalfa. .S6@S p ton. We quote
old: Wheat, sS@10 so; Wheat and cat,
s. 5099 30; Oat, > 109 90: Alfalfa, S69o;
Barley, SO 5o@8 90; Clover, S79oi com
pressed, S7@9 30; Stock, $5@6 2 ton.
STRAW-40@70c p bale.
HOPS-4@6 p %.
BEANs-Bayos. 81 40@1 5o;- Butter, s2@
. 25 for small anu 50 25@2 so for large:
Pink, 81 25@1 90; Red, $1@1 %: Lima, SO
@5 25; Pea, So 60@2 so; Small White, 81 .
D2 So: Large White. So 7O@2 so; Blackeye,
S3@3 20; ked Kidney, @; Horse, 81 2o@
POTATOES-Early Rose, 55065c p ctl in
boxes and 40@50c q ctl in sacks; Burbanks,
5O@75e q ctl in boxes and 50@10c p ctl in
sacks.
GREEN CORN-Berkeley, small crates.
ZOOS sc; Alameda, large crates, 81 50@1 8.
ONIONS-60@75c p ctl tor Red and 5o9
VEGETABLEs-B Squash, large box
35@40c: Cucumbers. Bay, 100000 p box;
Asparagus, o0@Toc q box for ordinary, and
S1m2 g box for choice and fancy; Tomatoes,
5O965c: Bay, large boxes, 81 5O@2; string
Beans, 2@fc 2 ID; Green Peas, 2921ac q ID for
garden: Green Peppers, 1O@&Gc q small box
and 25@40c Tor large boxes; Green Okra. 81
al 25 > box; Turnips, soc p ctl; Beets, soc r.
sack. Carrots. 5Oc Caooage. zoe o ctl; Garlic.
2@9c IS Il; Caulifiower, 50@75 sc p dozen;
Dried Peppers, 1901 oc p H.
FRESH -Appies-25950c p large
box for Green and 35@1 &c for Red. Crab
Apples-40@50c q box. Aprieots-40@60
p box and 30@5Oc Z basket tor Royals. Ber-
Longworth, S3@4; kaspberrles. $293 p
chest; Blackberries 81 1902 80 p chest
Piums, 25@50c. PruneS, 40@65c p box
Pears-35@60c in baskets ana 35G40c in
boxes: Bartlett, $1@l 25 y box. Canta-
loupeS S2@5 80 ? crate; Cherries, 5047 5c q
box: Currants, S. 0O06 2 chest. Figs-Biack,
single layers, 4OW60c q box; double layers,
S1GG1 20 p box; " hite, single layers, 3O@40c;
double layers, 3o@50c; NectarineS 0O@ &c
p box; Peaches, 30G5Uc III boxes and 23@
soc in baskets; WateTmeions, S10@15 p 100;
Grapes, 50@75c p box for Fountainbleau ana
C5c@SI Tor Muscat.
Citrus FRUIT-Cahforna Navels, 81 25
az; Seedlings, 76c@$1; Mexican Lines,
S3 5O@4 p box; California Lemons, $293 for
common and S4@o so p box for good to
choice.
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananas, 81 25G2 p
bunch; Pineapples, 81 for wild Hawaiian
Red. 50 tor Queen anu $500 y dozen for
IIDRIED FRUIT-Fonowing are the prices
furnished by the San francisco Fruit En-
change The figures presented represent car
load lots smaller parcels occasionally
selling at slightly lower rates: Apricots-
Fancy MOorparkS, Sc cnolce, 40, Ici
fancy, Old &c; new, SIC; choice, old, &c;
new. SIZE; standard, old, 51ac; new, 71ac;
prime, old, &c; new, &c. Apples-Evaporated,
4A@614c; sun-dr1ed. 4@41ac. Peaches
Fancy 61ac; choice &c, standard, 41ac; prime,
Dc; peeled in boxes. 129913c. Pears-Fancy,
halves, &c; quarters &c; choice, &c; stand
ard SIC; prime, Sc, ITied Grapes--174c p 10.
Pums-PitUed, 3@4c; unpitted, 1@2c.
Prunes-Four sizes, DC Nectarines-Fancy,
6c choice, sc; standard, 414c; prime, 4c.
Ffgs-White, ,choice, sc 5c Blach,-c. Rails rs
In sacks sob boxes selling ut &c 2 pound
higher; 4-crown loose. 31ac; 3-crown, 21ac; 2
crown &c; seedless Sultanas, sc; seedless
Muscatels, &c; 3-crown London Layers. 81 40
q box In 20-D boxes; Clusters 81; Dehesa
clusters So 90; Imperial clusters, 50; l.
crown loose 81; 4-crown loose, faced, 81 10
y box.
R-Creamery-Fancy, 15916c; sec
onds. 14@141ac b. Dairy-Fancy, 1870
14c; fair to choice. l1G 212c; store lots, nom
CHEESE Choice to fancy, 5z4@6c; fair to
good, 4og5c; Eastern. 1i@1214c q ID.
EGCiS-12014cS 3 dozen for store and 1T@
Ice for ranch; Eastern, I3 s@1415c.
POULTR4-LiYe Turkeys-GObblers, 13@
14c; Hens 12@13c u; BOOSTERS, S595 80
Tor old and so 5oG6 tor young; BroiieTs, S2@
3 for small and So 50@4 for large Fryers.
$4@4 so; Hens. 50 0O@6 so; Ducks, $50
5 SO for old and 81 5O@5 for young; Geese,
75eGS1 q pair; Goslings. S191 20; Pigeons.
81 121a@I 25 p dozen for old and young.