The record-union., 1895-08-01
COMMERCIAL.
Tone of the Wheat Market Easier at
San Francisco.
Barley in Light Demand and Sales
MADE at Lower Figures When Buy
ers Can be Found.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 31st.
Inc tone in Wheat to-day was easier. East
ern markets were declining, while Liverpool
advanced as well as Paris. This was COM
iorting, but did not add any to the value of
our Wheat here. At the informal session De-
cember sold p lower on the opening, and at
the close was easy for 81 O354. AT the regular
q was knocked OFF and December closed at
81 03l. Barley is in light demand and sales
are made at lower figure when buyers can
be found. The supply is very large and is
offered freely, which would have the effect OF
st1ll lower prices.
The produce markets are dull. Tomatoes
very cheap. Peaches little frmer Lemons
very weak. Potatoes and onions weak. Bran
receipts heavy. Eggs frmer. Citrus fruits
weak and dull.
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices tor Family Extras,
IS 35@3 40; Bakers Extras. S3 1903 80;
supernne, So 5000 90 per bbl.
WHEAT-No. 1 Shipping Wheat is quota
bic at $3.50 . ctl for No. and csc for
choice. Milling wheat, S1@S1 o2l p ctl.
BARLEY-Feed. lair to good, 6114c; choice,
oATs-We quote: Milling, 95c@s1 o5 per
ctl; Surprise Sl@1 10; Fancy Feed. 9712c@
81; good to choice, $4,000; poor to fair, 70
@S0c; Black, nominal; Gray, o0@921ac per
ell
CORN-We quote: Large Yellow, 81 1870
1 Is: Small Yellow, 81 15G1 177a q ctl;
White. S1@1 10.
RYE~Quotable at soc p OIL for New, and
90c tor Old.
BUCKWHEAT-Quota at S71z@9Oc g
ctl.
BRAN-Quotable at s12@13 per ton.
GROUND BARLEY-QuotabIe at S14 p
HAY-wheat. 5000; Wheat and Dat, ST
EnC A elf & ~.
pressed, S7@9; Stock, $500 p ton.
SThAW-25@40c p bale.
HOPS-4@6c q 70.
BEANs-Bayos, 81 25@1 So Butter, SEQ
20 Tor small and So 1902 80 for large;
Pink, 81 25@1 40; Red, s1@1 20; Lima
Blackeye, So 25@3: Red Kidney, @;
Horse, 81 25@l 40 p ctl.
PO1ATOES-Early hose, 5O@6Oc p ctl in
sacks; Salinas Burbanks, S0@90c q ctl and
4o&65e y Gil for Rive. Burbanks in sack S;
Sweet Potatoes, 81 25@2 so = ctl.
ONIONS-55@75c p ctl.
RGREEN CORN-Berkeiey, small crates, 65@
75c; Alameda, large crates, 81 50@2; sack
VEGETABLES Bay Squash, large box. 80
Pickles, 5O960c . box for No. and 25@3 sc
for No. 2; Tomatoes, &C.; Bay. large
boxes, 4o@7 SC; String Beans, 2@4e p
Green Peppers. 2o@4Uc Tor chile
5U@6Oc for Ben; Egg Plant, 5O@75c y box;
Green Okra 50cGS1 p box; TurnipS, soc y
ell; BeetS, SOC = sack: carrots, soc; Cabbage,
: sc y ctl; Garlic $780, = u; Caulihower, SOC
sc dozen; Dried PEPPERS, 1915 p u.
FRESH FKUIr-Apples-No grades. 50
@5Oc p box for green and 50@75c for red; No
= grades, 2O@35c p box. Crab Apples
20@3Oc p box. Apricots 26@5Oc
= box, and S2O@25 p ton. Berries -Strawber-
1895; Raspberries, $500 p chest; Biackber-
ries, Sl@2 = chest; Huckleberries, 395c .
II; Cantaioupes-15c@S 5 r crate; Nutmeg
Melons, 5O@75c q box. Currants-Black
Currants, 35@4Oc 3 drawer. Figs-Biack,
double layers, S1g1 25;single layers, SOC sc
p box. Grapes-4O@5Oc q box for black, SOC
45c for soft white varieties, and 5O@7Oc for
Muscat. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p box for
white and 500 sc tor red Plums-2OQ4Oc.
Prunes-35@60c. Japanese Plums, oo@ &c T.
crate. Pears-BaTtlett, 5OcGSl ? box for
NO. ! ana 100000 for No. 2 grades. Peaches
-2004Oc in boxes and 20G35c in baskets.
Watermeions-SS@12 q hundred.
CITRUS FRUII-Calitornia Naveis, Sl@2;
Seedlings 00@75c Mexican Lines, S3G4
q box; California Lemons, 81 50@2 for COM
mon and 81 50@3 2 box Tor good to choice.
TROPICAL FRUIT-We quote: Bananas,
S102 p bunch; Pineapples, 81 for Wild Ha-
waiian REQ, So for queen and $3@5 y doz
Tor Sugar Loaf.
DRIED FRUIT-Following are the prices
furnished by the San Francisco Fruit Tx
change The figures presented represent car
load lots, smaller parcels occasionally selling
at slightly lower rates: Apricots-tancy
MOOrpdfK, sc, CnOlce 90, &C. fancy. clu, &C,
new 1Oc; choice. old &c; new, 99919c; stand
ard old, SIC; new, o1a@9c; prime, old, &C.
new, SC. Apples-Evaporated 454@514c sun
dried. 4@41ac Peaches-fancy, &c; choice,
sc; standard, 415c; prime, 4c; peeled in boxes,
12@13c. Pears-Fancy, halves, &c; quarters,
&c; choice dc; standard SIC; prime, &c.
Dried Grapes-l12c p ID. Plums-Pitted, SO
&c; dnpitted, 1@2c. Prunes-tour sizes, 4c
NectaTines-Fancy, &c; choice, sc; standard,
&c; prime, &c. FIgs-White, choice, 3@5c,
Black. &C. Raistns-In sacks SOD boxes
selling at &c q b higher): 4-crown loose. nc;
S3-crown. PFC: 2-crown, &c; seedless Sultanas,
sc; seedless Muscatels, &c; 3-crown London
Layers. 81 10 q box in 20-D boxes; Clusters,
So: Denesa Clusters, 81 30; Imperial Clusters,
So; 4-crOwn loose, 81; 4-erown loose, faced,
81 10 q box.
BUTTEK-Cr eamery-Fancy 15@16c; sec
onds, 13%@14c. Dairy-tancy. 13@l5 SC;
lair to choice, 1O@1214c store lots. nominal.
CHEESE-C Choice to fancy, 51sQ6c; fair to
good, sc; Eastern, 1I@121&c p 10
EGGS-12@l4c p dozen tor store and i
@19c tor ranch; Eastern, 12014c.
POULTRY-L1ve Turkeys-Ciobblers, 140
/ sc; Hens, 14@15c q b; boosters, 81 50@5
Tor old ana % 50@o for young; Broilers,
81 5o@2 so for small and S2@3 for large;
Hens, S4@5 so. Ducks. S3@3 2 . for Old ana
So 5O@5 for young; Geese, S1@1 20 p pair;
Gosings, S1@1 20; Pigeons, 81 121ag1 20 y
dozen tor old ana young.