The record-union., 1895-08-16
COMMERCIAL.
The Grain Market at San Francisco
Continues Active.
Large and Small Traders Have No
Difficulty in Ending All the
Wheat They Want.
SAY FRANc1sco. AUGUST 18Th.

san FRANCISCO, August 15th.
The local grain market continued active
again to-day. OF late some old-tiIne activity
has been noticed, particularly on the selling
side. Wheat has been offered in blocks OF any
size to suit purchasers, and several times has
SOLD to .standstill." Large and small trad
ers have no difficulty In finding all the Wheat
they want, and from the manner in which Ii
is offered it appears the principal has lease
on the crop and is offering it for sale"
Barley continues heavy, with supplies In
excess of the demand. The following statls-
tics show the probable yield for the season: !:
The acreage in Iowa is about $4,000. which
ia slightly larger than 1894. Yield Will be
$4,000, 600; last season, 5,000,0 600, showing
an increase of 3, 600, 900. The quality mixed
50 plump. On the whole, the crop will make
good mailing Barley. Wisconsin has an
acreage of 470,000 against 100000 last
year The yield will be fully IL. 100000; last
year, 100000. The quality is very fair
Minnesota has 100000, against 100000
acres last year. The yield this year will be
12,000,0O0, or 100000 larger than year
ago. North and South Dakota VIII market
100000, against g. 1000, 900 last year. Ne
braska will raise 100000, while year ago
their crop was failure. Summing II up, the
crop will be AS, 600 600. against 32,OOO,OOO
year ago. California VIII nave Is, S,OOOOOO,
and other Barley producing states 12,OOO,-
900, making a total yield OF 76,0O0,000,
against 81, ,0O0,0 for 1S94-an increase OF
16,0OO,00O.
The produce markets are duh. Vegetables
and fruit very plentiful and cheap. Butter
higher Eggs hrm. Tomatoes lower. Pota-
toes and onions weak. More Eastern poultry
arrives. honey in light demand.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices tor Family Ex-
tras, So 35@3 40; Bakers Extras, So log
25 Superfine, 81 35@2 90 = Dbl.
WHEAT-No l shipping Wheat is is quot
able at soc q ctl for No. l and 964c for
choice. Milling Wheat, Sl@1 o21a p ctl.
BARLE1-teed, tair to good, 8 577a@6oc;
choice 6134G621ac; Brewing. 7o@75c.
OATS-M1tling, 95c@Sl y ctl; surprise
Sl@l 10; Fancy Feed, 971ac@S1; good TO
choice, S5@90c; poor TO fair, 1OG75c; Black,
nominal; Gray, SO9o2]4c . ctl.
CORN-Large Yellow, 81 1S1 1291 15; Small
Yellow, 81 1901 1732 z ctl; White, S191 10.
RYE-o0c = cu Tor New, ana o71ag9Oc
CKWHEAT-85@9oc q ctl.
BRAN-S12013 4 ton.
GROUND BAKLEY-S14 p ton.
HAY-W heat, S5@10; Wheat and Oat,
5000; oat, s5@7 90; Alfalfa, 80 5097 90;
barley, S5@7; Glover, $5@7 so; Compressed,
S5@6 90; stock 81 5o@5 80 p ton.
STRAW-25@4Oc q bale.
HOPS-446c = b.
BEANsNHayos 81 25@1 40; Butter, $40
3 20 for small and 81 2og2 90 for large
PINK. 81 25@1 40; led, -S1@1 25; Lima.
So 1902 so; Large White, % 4O@2 SO;
Blackeye, So 25@3, He'd Kidney, o;
PoTAToES9Early Rose, 4o@5oc g ctl in
sacks; Salinas Burbanks, S0cGS1 q ctl and
40@5Oc p cu for River Burbanks in sacks.
sweet Potatoes, 81 22@l 70 2 ctI.
ONlONS-40G55c p ctl tor SilverskinS.
GREEN CORN-Berheley, small crates,
75cGS1 25; Alameda, large crates, 81 50@2;
sack corn 75c@S1-
VEGETABLES Squash, large box,
25@35c; CucumberS, Bay, 25G35c . box;
Pickles, 5OQ65c p box for No. and 25@3oc
tor No. 2; Tomatoes, Bay, large box, 4O@75c;
String Beans, 1@213c 2 bi Green Peas, 20
21ac for garden; Green Peppers, 25035c Tor
chile, 25@50c for Bell; Egg Plant. 25G50c
= box; Green OKra. 5O@7 DC 2 box; Turnips.
soc g ctl; BeetS, SOC p SACK; Carrots, 5Oci
Cabbage, = sc q ctl; Garlic 293c q ID; Cauli-
flower, 60Q6Oc q dozen Dried Peppers 130
15c q tb; Parsaips, 81 2 ctl; Lettuce, 1oc p
FRESH FRUrr-Apples-N 1 grades. 25
G50c q box Tor Green and 40@75c p
box for he'd. Crab Apples, $4,000
$2Q3 90 p chest; Longworth, $3@6;
Raspberries, S4@6 = chest; Blackber-
ries, 81 52@2 80 2 chest: Huckleberries
2@4c q ID. Cantaloupes-40@7Oc p crate.
Nutmeg melons, 25@4Oc p box. FigS-Black,
double layers 6Oc@S1 90; single lay ers, 800
4Oc q box. Grapes-25@40c q box, Tor black
20030c for soft white varieties, and 3595Oc
Tor Muscat; Tokay. 40@6Oc = box. Necta-
rines-35@50c 2 box tor white and 100000
for red. Plums-2O@30c. Prunes, 35@50c.
japanese Plums, 2596Oc crate Egg
Plums, Sl0@15 g ton. Pears-Bartlett. Zoe
eQSI 20 q box for No. / and 4O@5Oc for of
grades In bulk, $20@35 p ton. Peaches
20@40c in boxes and 2O@30c in baskets.
In bulk, $12@25 q ton. Watermelons-S3@
s p hundred
CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican Lines, 1904 p
box; California Lemons, S1@2 for common
and 50 50@3 90 q box tor good to choice.
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananas, S1@2 p
bunch; Pineapples. 81 for Wild Hawaiian
Red, 50 for queen and So per dozen for
Sugar Loaf.
DRIED FRUIT-Fouow1ng are the prices
furnished by the san Francisco Fruit Ex-
change. The figures presented represent car
load lots. smaller parcels occasionally selling
at slightly lower rates. Apricots quiet;
peaches. quiet; apples weak; prunes, quiet
ApricOtS-tancy Moorpark. sc; choice do, 7c;
fancy, old, &c; new 10c choice old, &c; new,
9@91ac; standard, old, 512c; new, S1a@9c;
prime,old, 5cnew, SC, Apples -Evaporated AZ
@D515c; sun-dried, 494Zc. Peaches-Fancy,
613c; choice sc: standard, \ 12c prime, 4c;peeled
N boxes, 12@13c; new. &c. Pears-Fancy,
halves &c; quarters, nc; choice, 4c; stand
ard, 31ac; prime, Sc Dried Grapes-l1ac = u.
Plums-Pitted 3@4c; unpitted, 1@2c.
Prunes-Four sizes, &c; new, 414@4R. Nee
tarines-Fancy, &c; choice sc; standard, 415c;
prime, 4c Figs-White. choice. 3@5c; black
&C Raisins-In sacks (oO-tD boxes selling at
14c . 10 higherG 4-crown loose. SIC; 3-crOwn,
&c; 2-crown, pc; seedless Sultanas, SC; seed
less Muscatels, &c; 3-crown London Layers,
81 40 . box in 20-b boxes; Clusters, So; De-
hesa clusters, 50 50 Imperial clusters So;
4-crown loose. 81; 4-crown loose, faced, 81 10
BUTTER - Creamery Fancy, 22@24c;
seconds. 20@21e. Dalry-Fancy. 19@21c;
1air to choice, 16@1oc; store lots nominal.
Pickled, 14@l &C; firkin, l23a@14c.
CHEESE-Choice to fancy. 51a@61ac; fair to
good, sc: Eastern. 11@121ac = b.
EGGS-15@17c9 dozen for store and 20 a
25c tor ranch; Eastern, 14@17c; selected
White Eastern, 2O@21c.
POULTRY-Llve Turkeys-Gobblers, 15@
Ice; Hens, 150l6c p b; RoOsters 50 5O@5
old and S4@5 for young; Broilers, S2@2 SO
for small and S3@3 so for large; Hens, 81
90. Ducks, 500 for both old and young;
Geese, S1G1 20 = pair; Goslings, S1@I 80:
Pigeons, 81 2591 so = dozen TOR old and
Souns.