The record-union., 1895-07-27
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat Market Very Active at San
Francisco.
Receipts Not Increasing, While the
Demand Is Very Good-DuIl-
ness in Produce.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 26th.
Our local Wheat market was very active TO-
day, especially as to sentiment. Gables came
higher at the opening. Liverpool gave gain
OF "a and Paris was higher for Wheat and
unchanged for Flour. This was very encour-
aging for holders, as they usually respond 10
Chicago and New York. At the close Liver
pool lost the early advance and closed the
same as yesterday. Paris was 10 lower on
Wheat at the close but unchanged for Flour.
with the demand weak. Antwerp was weak
and a shade lower on Wheat. There was q
slight break at the start on the informal ses-
sion, but prices soon worked back to about
yesterdays close. Receipts are not increas-
ing, while the demand is very good.
The produce markets are dull Cucumbers
are drug Gu the market. Eggs rule firm.
Cantaloupes lower. Vegetables plentiful and
cheap. Citrus fruits in light demand. Tur-
keys still firm. Apricots sell at better prices.
Dairy produce quiet. Potatoes and onions
unchanged.
Produce Market.
FIGURING cash prices for Family En-
tras, $3 35@3 80; Bakers Extras. SO 2o@
8 80; Supreme. So 1902 60 V Dbl.
WHEAT-No l Shipping Wheat is quot
able at soc q ctl for Ne. l, aud 91Ac for
choice. Milling Wheat 977ac@S1 q ctI.
BARLEY Feed, fair to good, 81 &c; choice,
6219c; Brewing. 7o@z5c.,
Va lEo-1IIIlIlS, JOCVyS % q CHI pIIScy
$1@1 10; Fancy Feed. 977ac@$1; good to
choice, S5@9Oc: poor to fair 75@80c
Black, nomlnal Gray, o0@o21ac p ctI.
CORN-Large yellow, 81 loW1 1915 Small
Yellow. 81 121@@1 l 8 q ctl; White, Sl@l 10.
R1E-o0c u GU for new. and SOC for old.
BUCKWHEAT-S71 10000 q ctl.
BRAN-S12@l$ = ton.
GROUND BAKLEY-$14 p ton.
HAY - Wheat SOLO: Wheat and Oat,
S7@1O: Oat So 5O@7 90; Alfalfa. $6@7 5o;
Barley, 50 5000; Cloyer, $6@7 SO; COM
pressed, $6@S; Stock, S5@5 90 p ton.
| STRAW-30@5Oc q bale.
HOPS-4@6c = 10.
BEANs-Bayos. 81 25@1 so; Butter, SAG
20 for small anu So 25@2 80 for large;
G95 so; Pea. So coca so; Small White, 81 70
@2 90 Large White, So 1902 &C; Blackeye,
So 2o@2 90; Red Kidney, o; Horse, 81 20
POTATOES Early Rose, 100000 p ctl in
sacks; Salinas Burbanks, 10000 q ctl and
| 5O@7oc p ctl tor River Burbanks in sacks;
| Sweet Potatoes, 81 5000 rs p ctI.
ONIONS-6O@70c u ctl.
| GREEN COkN-Berlleley, small crates.
| 5O@6oc; Alameda. large crates, 81 25@1 so;
sack corn, $4,000.
VEGETABLES-B Squash. large box,
| 30@4Oc: Cucumbers, Bay, 15025c p box;
| Tomatoes 5OO65c: Bay, large boxes, 81 80
@2; string Beans, 293c y H. Green Peas.
| 202ac q 10 for garden; Green Peppers
35@40c Tor ordinary, 65975c for Bell; Egg
Plant GOO &c o box; Green Okra, 50@
6Oc q box; Turnips oOc q ctl Beets, SOC p
sack, IaTIOlS, OON, CdDDdS6, yDC g GU.
-@8c q II; Caulit1ower, 500 sc q dozen:
Dried Peppers, 13@415c q 10.
FRESH FRUII-Apples-No. grades, 30
@6Oc q box Tor Green and 60c@95c Is
box for Red. Apricots, 25@3oc p box
| and S2O@22 90 4 ton. Berries-Strawb-
err1es SharpIess. 81 50@2 80 a chest;
Longworth' $500 !, - kaspberries, SAG
chest. Huckleberries, sc a u. Cantaloupes,
81 50@2 = crate; Nutmeg melons, $l@1 rs
y box. Currants-S-@- chest; Black Cur
double layers 75cgS1 %; single layers, SO
@65c u box; Green Cages, 25@35c q box;
in bulk, lc p ID; Grapes-l uotaDe at 5Oc q
box for black, 20@35c for SWeetwater, and
60@75c for Muscat. Nectarlnes. 25@40c y
box for white and 50G66c for red. Plums,
15@3oc. Prunes, 1905 &C u box. Pears-26
@40c in boxes; Bartlett, 5Oc@S1 y box.
Peaches 15@35c in boxes and 15@3Oc in
baskets. Waternelons-SS@12 q 100.
CITRUS FKUIT-California Navels 81 20
O.; Seedlings, 5O@76c; Mexican LINES,
1894 T. box; California Lemons, S2@3 for
common and So 5o@4 90 Is box for good
to choice.
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananas, 81 25@2 p
bunch; Pineapples, 81 for Wild Hawaiian
Red. So tor Queen and $500 q dozen tor
Sugar Loaf
Dried FRUIT-Following are the prices
furnished by the San Francisco Fruit En-
change. The figures presented represent car
selling at slightly lower rates: The dried
fruit market generally is steady AprcotS
NrNl; REACHES QuIeli appiSS Nedhi
Prunes quiet. Apricots-Fancy Moor
PARKS, SC; choice, do, &c; fancy, old,
7c new, 10c; choice, old, sc; new,
9@91ac; standard Old, SIC; new, o129c;
PRIME, old, &c; new, Sc. Apples-Evaporated
451@51ac; sun-dr1ed, 1920. Peaches
Fancy, &c; choice Sc standard, NC; prime,
4c; peeled in boxes. 129I3c. Pears-fancy,
halves sc; quarters 41ac; choice &c; stand
ard &c: prime, SC, Dried Grapes-11ac y 10.
Plums-Pitted, 5000; unptted 1@2c.
Prunes-Four sizes, 4c. Nectarines--Fancy,
&c; choice, sc; standard, 41ac prime, &c.
Figs-W hite, choice, 3@5c; Black,--c. Rails rs
In sacks (50-tb boxes selling at &c q pound
higher; 4-croWn loose, SIC; 3-croWn, 215c; 2
crown, &c; seedless SulIanas, &c; seedesS
Muscatels, &c; 3-crown London Layers. 81 40
q box in 2O-D boxes; Clusters So; Dehesa
clusters. SO 80; Imperial clusters, SIS; l.
crown loose, 81; 4-crown loose faced, 81 5
y box.
BUTTER-Cr eamery-Fancy, 15@16c; sec
onds, 1315@14c y 70; Dairy-tancy, 13@14c;
fair to choice, 1O@12c store lots nominal.
CHEESE-Choice to fancy, 5000; fair to
good, SC; Eastern, 1l@121ac = 10.
EGG5-12@14c p dozen for store and II
(0l9c for ranch: Eastern. 12@14c.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys - Gobblers, 1870
lac; Hens, 12@13c p ID; BOOSTERS, 81 5000
for Old and SO 5o@7 90 for young; Brothers,
$2@2 so for small and So 50@3 80 for large;
Hens, 81 50@6; Ducks, S3@3 rs Tor old and
S3@5 for young; Geese, 75c@Sl q
pair; GOslings, 81 25@1 90: Pigeons, 81 1917
OIL 20 p dozen for old and young.