The record-union., 1895-08-31
COMMERCIAL.
The Market for Export Wheat Un-
changed and Inactive.
Barley Weak-Hay Market Also Weak,
Under Heavy Receipts-No Lie
In the Fruit Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, August soth.

ID6 tOr export w ntdG IeuldluS
changed and inactive; milling, though, is
firm. Barley is decidedly weak and spiritless.
Prices for Corn are held firm. but trading is
limited. The outlook for Seeds is not en-
couraging. While the acreage is larger. the
yield will be smaller than last season. Re-
ceipts are increasing, but the quality is in
ferior. Hay market weak, under heavy re-
ceipts. Not much doing in Straw
There seems to be no life to the fruit mar
ket. The weather Is untavorable, especially
so with WatermelOnS. Shipments from
Fresno and Los Angeles have ceased. Grapes
are dragging: stocks on hand large: sales slow
and prices low. a few Nectarines in at 75cG
81 per crate. Figs are slow of sale Mount
ain Peaches are doing we'll and bring better
prices than the ordinary.
Dairy produce has for long time stopped
its advance, but changes may be looked for
shortly.
Young Chickens and Turkeys are plentiful.
Ducks and Geese are somewhat scarce. The
Eastern poultry that has arrived within the
week has brought good prices
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras
S3 1898 45; Bakers Extras, So 1893 20;
Superfine. 81 35@2 60 q bbl.
WHEAr-No. l shipping Wheat, 921ac p
ctl for No. / and $3.50 for choice. Milling
Wheat, 9779c@Sl o219 p ctl.
BARLEY Feed, fair to good. 521a@577ac:
choice, 59$4c; Brewing, 627a@7Oc.
OAT5-Milling, 95cgS1 y etl; surprise 81
al 10; Fancy Feed, 90@95c; good 10 choice,
o5c@9Oc: poor 10 fair, 65@721ac; Black,
nominal: Gray, SO@0252c p ctl.
C0RN-Large Yellow. 81 1091 124a; small
Yellow, 81 1214@l 10 . ctl White, $40
KYE-8o@8214c p ctl for new.
BUCKW KWHEAT-95@95c y ctl.
BRAN-S11 50@13 q ton.
GROUND BARLEY-$14 q ton.
HAY-Wheat, S7@10: Wheat and Oat, Sc
90; Oat, S5@7 So Alfalfa. IS 50@7 so; Bar
ley S5g7; Clover, $6@7 90; Compressed, So
as so; stock. 81 5o@5 90 u ton.
STRAW-25@45c q bale.
HOPS--4@6c . 10.
/ BEANs-Bayos, 81 1901 25; Butter, 81 rs
Pink 81 1o@1 20; Red, S1@l 25; Lima,
$4@5; Pea 81 25@2 40; Small White,
81 &5S@ 40; Large White, 81 9og&:
Horse, 81 25@1 10 q ctl
| POTArOES-Early Rose, 30@45c p ctl in
sacks; Salinas Burbanks, 60C965c a ctl and
35@50c . ctl tor River Burbanks in sacks;
| Sweet Potatoes S5cGSl p ctl
| ONIONS-40@55c p ctl for SIlverskins.
GREEN CORN-Berkeiey, small crates, 7 3
@90c; Alameda, large crates, 81 25@1 20;
| VEGETABLES - Summer Squash, large
| boxes; 25@35 Cucumbers, 15@20c p box,
Pickles, 4o@50c d box for No and 25@4Oc
Beans, 11%@2c p d; Green Peas. IL
| G21ac T. ID for garden; Green Peppers, 20
| "a soc for Chile, 20G35c tor Bell; Egg Plant,
| 25@40c = box; Green Okra 25@50c p box;
| Turnips, SOC q ctl Beets, soc p sack; Carrots,
| SOC; Cabbage, 65@75c q ctl; Garlic, 2@21 &c;
| Caulitower, 50@6Oc per dozen; Dried Pep
pers 13@15c a ID; Parsnips. 75c a ctl Let
| tuce 10c Ts dozen.
! FRESH FKUIT-Apples-, grades, 25
| @50c p box tor Green and 35910c p box for
Red. Crab Apples, 3O@50c q box. Berries
Strawberries. Sharpless, 81 50@3 "a chest:
Longworth $780, Raspberries, So p
chest. Biackberries, .9l@2 90 . chest;
65c y crate; Nutmeg Melons, 25@40c 6 box.
! Figs-Black, double layers. 35@5fic p box;
single layers. -9-c p box. Grapes-2O@3Oc
p box for Black I5@3Oc for soft White va
rieties, and 2o@4Oc tor Musc&t; Tokay, 500
| doc; Seedles5, 50@6Oc q box. Plums =
| 2O@3Oc p box; Prunes, 25@40c q box; Egg
| Plums, S1o@1S q ton. Pears-Bartlett, zoe
| 9S1 20 a box tor No. l; in bulk, S25@35 p
ton. Peaches-25@50c in boxes and 2O@4Oc
in baskets; in bulk, S20@25 p ton. Quinces-
25@50c per box. Watermelons-S3@7 q
| CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican Lines, 1904 y
| box; California Lemons, S1@2 for common
and So 5o@3 so p box for good to choice.
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananas SlQ2 3
bunch; Pineapples, So for Queen and S3@4
q dozen Tor Sugar Loaf.
| DRIED FRUlT-Following 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-Fancy hoorpark lie; choice. do;
&c; fancy, 91sc, choice, &c. standard, SIC,
prime, SC. Apples-Evaporated, 4s4@512c;
sun-dried. 314@4c. Peaches - Fancy, -c
choice, o@512C; standard, C; prime. &C;
peeled in boxes, 12@13c. Pears = Fancy
halves, &c; quarters, 81 &c; choice, &c; stan
dard. &c; prime, 4c. Dried Grapes-11ac q tb.
Plums-Pitted, 4@41ae unpitted, &C. Prunes
-Four sizes, &c. Nectarlnes-Fancy, &C;
choice. &c; standard, C; prime. &C. Figs
White, choice, &C; Black, 21a@3. Raisins-
In sacks, sob boxes selling at &c q ID higher:
4-crown loose, .312c; 3-crown. 21ac; 2-crown,
&c; seedless Sultanas, &c: seedless Muscatels,
&c; 3-crGwn London Layers. 81 40 p box in
20-tp boxes: Clusters, So; Dehesa clusters.
ST. 4-crown loose, faced, 81 5 p box.
BUTTER-CreaInery- 24@25c; sec
onds, 22@23c. Dairy-Fancy. 21c; good
to cnoice, 18@2Oc lower grades, I5@17c,
Pickled-15@17 firkin, 15@15c.
CHEESE-Choice to fancy, 51a@7c; fair to
good, sc; Eastern, 11@121ac p ID.
EGGS-15@1 SC u doz for store and 22@24c
for ranch; Eastern, 15@17c; selected white
Eastern, 2O021c.
POULrRl-Live Turkeys-Gobblers, 12@
14c; Hens, 12@14c q ii; Roosters S4@4 so
81 1902 for small and So 5O@3 for large;
Hens, 50 50@4 so; Ducks, S3@5 for both old
and young; Geese. 81 20@1 % p pair; Cos
lings, 81 2591 IS: Pigeons, 81 25@I so p
dozen for old and young.
Meat Market.
Following are the rates for whole car
casses from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-First quality, 5@51ac: second quail
ity, 4@5c; third quality, 3(@4c q Do.
NEAL-5@61ac tor large and 7@8c p d for
small.
MUTTON-4@5c p b.
LAMB-Spmng, $4,000 p tb
PORK-Live Hogs, 4@4Hc . b for hard
37sG4c for soft and 3@34c for feeders.
Eastern Grain Market.
NEW YORK, August 3Oth