The record-union., 1895-08-02
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat Market at San Francisco Yer,
Quiet Yesterday.
Barley Depressed. Large Stock and
Limited Demand Causing
Lower Prices.

san Francisco, August 1st.
Our Wheat market was very quiet again to-
day. Outside markets were lower. Cables
showed Slight decline at Liverpool, both at
the opening and close. Paris was unchanged
on Wheat. Antwerp lower. All this had
depressing effect and restricted buying.
There were a few shorts who put out mod
crate lines but the sudden action OF Western
markets of late has made them more eau
tious. The general situation Is looked upon
as being favorable for much higher prices.
Holders are very firm as every indication
points to small supplies a little later on.
Barley is depressed, large stocks and lin
TIED demand causing lower prices.
The Produce markets are dull. Vegetables
and Fresh Fruits plentiful Tomatoes
very weak Berries selling below quotations.
Potatoes and onions weak. Dairy Produce
trim. Flour lower. Peaches easier. Poultry
quiet.
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
e3 1893 40; Bakers Extras, S5 25S3 So
bupernne, 81 35@2 90 per Dol.
WHEAI-No. shipping Wheat is quota
bic at $3.50 = ctl for No: l and 95c tor
choice. Milling wheat, S1@S1 U212 2 ctl
BARLEY-Feed tair to good, 6114c choice,
621zc; Brewing, 1907 sc.
OATS-We quote: Milling, 95c@S1 per
ctl; Surprise. $l@l 10; Fancy Feed, 971ac9
81; good TO choice, $4,000; poor TO fair, D
GoOc; Black, nominal; Gray, o0@6214c per
ell.
CoRN-We quote: Large Yellow, 81 1870
! Is; Small Yellow, 81 15g1 Ia p ctl
White, S1@1 10.
RYE-Quotable at soc y cI for New, and
BUCKWHEAT- Quotable at $4,000 p
ctl.
BRAN-Quotable at s12@13 per ton.
GROUND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at S14
HAY-wheat, 5000; Wheat and oat. 81
@l0; Oat, So 5097 so; Alfalfa SO 50@7 so;
pressed, s as; Stock, $500 p ton.
STkAW-25@40c 3 bale.
HOPS-4@6c q D.
9 20 tor small and So 1902 80 for large;
Pink. 81 25@1 40; Red, S191 25; Lima,
So 50@6; Pea, So 60@2 so; Small White,
blackeye 81 25@3: Red kidney. @;
Horse, 81 2591 10 r ctl.
POTArOES-Early Rose, 50960c = ctI in
4OG65c p ctl for Rive Burbanks in sacks;
Sweet Potatoes, 50 2592 80 p ctl.
ONIONS-65@S0 a ctl.
GREEN CORN-Berkeley, small crates. Zoe
@S1; Alameda, large crates, 81 1902: sack
VEGE9ABLEs-Bays Squash, large box, 80
q 4Oc; Cucumhers, Bay, 10@25c p box;
1ickleS, 4OG65c Is box for No. l and 25G35C
Tor No. 2; Tomatoes, 1C@15c; Bay. large
boxes, 25@4oci String Beans, 293c q
b. Green Peas, 2G212c Tor gardeni
Green Peppers. 25G3oc for Chile,
35@5Oc for Beli; Egg Plant, 5O@55c y box;
Green OlIra, 50c9S1 Is box; Turnips, soc q
ell; Beets, 5Oc 4 SACK; carrots, 6Oc; Cabbage,
: &c . ell; Garlic. 36D3cL q D; CaullllOWer, OO@
use u DOZEN Dried Peppers 13@15 Sc p h.
FRESH FkUlI-Apples-Ao. I grades, 30
G50c 8 box for green and 10000 for red; No.
= grades, 10000 q box Crab Apples
2O@3Oc q box. AprlcOts 2o94Oc
p box, and S20&25 = ton. Berries-Strawber-
rles, Sharpless, S2@3 80 p chest; LongWoTth,
$500; kaspberr1es, $3.50 p chest; Blackber-
ries, $192 u chest; Huckleberries, 3@0c y
ID; Cantaloupes-75c @S2 p crate; Nutmeg
Melons, 70c9S1 g box. Currants-Black
CuTantS, 35@4Oc 2 drawer. tlgs-Biack,
double layers, S141 so: single layers, 7599Oc
p box. Grapes-6O975c 2 box for black, goo
SOC tor soft white varieties ana 100000 for
AIuscat. Nectarines-35@50c u box TOR
white and 500 sc tor red. Plums-2O&3Oc.
Prunes-40G60c. japanese Plums, BOO soc q
CRAZE Fears-Bartlelt, 7ocgSl p box for
No. ana 20@5Oc for No. grades. Peaches
-2o@4Oc IN boxes and 20G3Oc III baskets.
WatermeIons-S6&12 3 hundred.
CITRUS fRUII-Cal1Ornia NaVelS, S1Q2;
Seedlings 50975c; Mexican Lines, S3g4
= box; California Lemons, 81 50@2 for com
mon and 81 50@3 90 q box iorgood to choice.
TROPICAL FKUIT-We quote: Bananas,
81 25@2 p bunch; Pineapples, 5 for Wild Ha-
waiian Red, 50 for Queen and 1894 y doz
Tor Sugar Loaf.
DRIED FRJTIT-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-tancy
Moorpark, Sc; choice do, &c; fancy, Old, &c;
new, 1Oc; choice, old &c: new, 999 &c; stand
ard, old, SIC; new, S}499c; prime old, &C;
new. Sc. Apples-Ey aporated, 454@534c sun
dried. 4G413c. Peaches-tancy. 61ac choice,
sc; standard, NC; prime, &C. peeled in boxes,
12@13c. Pears-Fancy, halves, &c; quarters,
41ac; choice 4c; standard. SIC; prime, &c.
Dried Grapes-l14c q 10. Plums-Pitted, SO
&c; anpitted, 1@2c. Pruues-Four sizes, &c
notwithstanding, &c; choice, &C; standard,
412c; prime, 4c. tigs-White. choice, 3@0c,
Black. C. Rasins-In sacks (5O-to boxes
selling at &c p ID higher; 4-crown loose 31ac;
3-crown, 21ac: 2-crown, &c; seedless Sultanas,
&c; seedless Muscatels, &C; 3-crown London
Layers, 81 40 E box in 2O-fo boxes; Clusters,
50; Denesa Clusters, So 80; Imperial Clusters.
So; 4-crown loose, 81; 4-crown loose, faced,
81 10 . box.
K-Creamery-Fancy, 15@16c; sec
onds, 13L@14c. Dairy-Fancy, 13@15c;
fair to choice, 11@13c; store lots nominal.
CHEESE-Cnoice to fancy, 51aQ6c; fair to
good, sc; Eastern, 11@1214c b.
EGGS-1214Q91 sc p dozen for store and II
920c TOT ranch; Eastern, 12@14c.
POULTRY-Iive Turkeys-Gobblers, 14G
15c; Hens, 14@15c p II; BOOSTERS, 81 5O@5
tor old ana $4@5 for young; Broilers,
ST. 5000 so for small and So 50@3 for large;
Hens S4@5 so: Ducks, S3@3 so for old and
So 5000 for young; Geese, S1@1 20 pair;
Goslings, S1@1 20; Pigeons 81 1891 20 y
dozen Tor old and young.