The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-07-31
COMMERCIAL.
Not as Much Life to the Wheat Mar
ket Yesterday as Usual.
Foreign AdvIces Encouraging - The
Produce Markets Dull, But Prices
Generally Remain Unchanged.

Generally Remain Unchanged.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 30th.
There was not as much life TO the marx Ell
to-day as for some days past. outside mar
kets were lower and quiet, and not so much
desire on the part of traders to trade either
way. Shorts who have been wrong the last
week were more cautious about offerings,
which had a tendency to make 1t narrow
market. Foreign adYices were encouraging.
Liverpool showed slight decline at their
opening. but held firmly at the decline and
closed unchanged Paris made gain oa both
flour and wheat Antwerp was steady. Local
receipts show little increase, and are short OF
an average year Wheat is firmly held, while
barley is freely offered and seems very weak,
with a poor demand.
The produce markets are dull Receipts of
vegetables and fruits are lighter, but prices
remain unchanged. Poultry moves off slowly.
Dairy produce is steady. Potatoes are weaker.
Citrus fruits are dull
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices tor Family Extras
80 1908 ID; Bakers Extras, S3 25G3 So;
Superhne, 81 1902 60 per Dbl.
WHkAI-No shipping neat is quota
bic at 93Ac. p ctl for No l and soc for
choice. Milling wheat, S1@S1 02A q ell.
BARLEY-Feed. lair to good. lie; choice,
62hc; Brewing, 1o@75e o.,
ctI; Surprise $1@1 10: Fancy Feed, 971ac@
81; good to choice, $4,000; poor to fair, 70
Go0c; Black, nominal; Gray, o0@o212c per
ell.
CORNING quote: Large Yellow, 81 1870
! 10; Small Yellow, 81 1591 IN = ell;
White Sl@1 10.
BUCK HEAT-Quotable at $4,000 p
BRAN-Quotable at S12@13 per ton.
GROUND BARLEI-Quotable at S14 p
HAY-wheat. 5000; Wheat and oat. 81
@1O; Oat, SO 5097 90; Alfalfa. SO 5o@7 so;
pressed sos; Stock, S5Gb5 so 2 ton.
AW-25@40c p bale.
HOPS-4@6c q II.
2 20 for small and So 1902 80 for large;
Pink, 81 25@1 40; Red, S191 20; Lima,
50 5O@6; Pea, So 6o@2 so; Small White,
81 70@2 80; Large White, So 6o92 50;
Horse, 81 25@l 40 = ctl.
POTATOES-Early Rose, 50@6Oc = ctl in
sacks; Salinas Burbanks, 10000 = ctl and
4O@65c p ctl for River Burbanks in sacks;
Sweet Potatoes, S2@2 20 p ctl.
ONIONS-65@o = ctl.
GREEN CORN Berkeley, small crates, 75c
@S1; Alameda, large crates, 81 259l 10;
sack corn. 50c@S1.
Merchandising Squash, large box, so
kL4Oc; CucufnherS, BAY. 1O(020c q DOX. TO-
Inatoes, 2O@35c; Bay. large boxes, 75cQS1;
String Beans 2G3c q b; Green Peas, 2@21ac
for garden; Green Peppers. 100000 for Chile,
5O@ sc for Bell; Egg Plant, 6O990c y box;
Green Okra, 50@75c p box; Turnips, soc =
ctl; Beets, SOC q sack; Carrots, SOC; Cabbage,
sc q ctl; Garlic, 393c12 p u; CaulliloWer, 509
T5c q dozen: Dried Peppers. 13A1 &c p D.
FRESH FRUIT-Apples-No. l grades, 30
@50c p box for green and 60@90c for red; No.
2 grades, 20G35c a box. ApricOtS-20G40c
p box, and S20@2o 3 ton. Berries-Strawber-
al,
$3G5; RaspberrieS, $500 p chest; Blackber-
RIGS, 81 50@2 80 3 chest; Huckleberries, 304c
r u; Cantaloupes-7 5cGS2 = crate; Nutmeg
Melons, S1@l 20 T. box. Currants-Blaek
Currants, 35@40c + drawer. Figs-Biack,
double layers, S191 20; single layers. 5007 sc
8 box. Green Gages-2o@30c q box: in bulk,
S1601S 3 ton. Grapes-5O@60c e box for
black, 20G40c for white and 50066c for
Muscat. observation-disclosures p box for
white and 500 &c tor red. Plums-1 Csc
Prunes-4O@65c. Japanese PIums, GOA sc u
crate Pears-20@30c in boxes; Bartlett, &c
@$1 a box for 40. l and 40G6Oc for No. 2
grades. Peaches-20&35c in boxes and 10
C93Oc in baskets. Watermelons-$o@1 q
CITRUS FRUIT-California Navels, S1@2;
Seedlings. 5O@75c; Mexican Lines. So 50G4
+ box; California Lemons, S292 90 for COM
mon and S3@4 q box Tor good 10 choice.
TROPICAL FRUIT-We quote: Bananas,
$1@2 +. bunch; Pineapples, 81 for Wild Ha-
waiian Red. 81 for Queen and $500 doz
tor Sugar Loaf
DRIED FKUIT-Folowing 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-Fancy
-Moorpark SC; CHOICE do, &c; fancy, old, &C;
new, 10c; choice, old, &c: new, 500 &c; stand
ard, old, SIC; new, S12@9c; prime, old, 0c
new &c. Apples-Evaporated 1905 SIC sun
dried 4@41ac Peaches-Fancy. 61ac; choice,
sc; standard, 415c; prime, dc; peeled in boxes,
12@13o. Pears-Fancy, halves, DC; quarters,
41zc; choice, 4c; standard. &c; prime, &c.
Dried Ora pes-115c Is b. Plums-Pitted, 30
&c; unpitted, 1@2c. Prunes-Four sizes &c.
Nectarines-Fancy, &c; choice, sc; standard,
415c; prime, &c. Figs-White, choice, 395c;
Black. &C. RaiSins-In sacks GOD boxes
selling at &c r ID higher. 4-crown loose, 31ac;
3-crown, 21ac; 2-crown, &c; seedless Sultanas,
Layers. 81 10 2 box in 2O-b boxes; Clusters,
81: Denesa Clusters, So 90; Imperial Clusters.
So; 4-crown loose, 81; 4-crown loose, faced,
81 10 . box.
BUTTER reamery-Fancy, 15@16c; sec
onds. 1314914c. Dairy-tancy, 1901 &C;
fair to choice, 10@121ac: store lots, nominal.
CHEESE-Choice to fancy, 512@6c; fair to
good, sc; Eastern, 11@121ac q b.
EGGS-12@13c p dozen for store and II
@19c for ranch; Eastern, 12Q14c.
POULTR3-L1ve Turkeys-Gobblers, no
15c; Hens, 14@15c p 10; boosters, 81 5O@5
tor old and So 50@o for young; Broilers,
81 50@2 so for small and S2@3 forlarge;
Hens. $4@5 90; Ducks, S393 2 for old and
50 50@5 for young; Geese, S1Q1 20 q pair;
Goslings, S1@1 20; Pigeons, 81 1891 % y
dozen tor old and young.