The record-union., 1896-07-02
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT CONTINUES WEAK AND
INACTIVE.
Barley Quiet and Easy at Unchanged
Prices-Oats Are Easy
Berries Weak.

San Francisco, July ISL.
Wheat continues weak and inactive;
futures are lower and quiet Barley is
quiet and easy at unchanged prices. Oats
are easy; a few changes will be seen be-
low. Corn is quiet, but rather firm
Potatoes are fairly steady. Onions rule
weak Asparagus is in very light receipt,
and prices are higher. Tomatoes arriving
now are mostly from Vacaville. Corn is
weaker. Cucumbers do not move well.
Berries are still weak; Gamers pay 81 90
for Blacks and So for Raspberries. There
is a better feeling in Apricots, though
prices show no change; some IN bulk
bring $22 80. Some Black Cherries bring
more than the top figure; receipts are
very light. Oranges are not in favor;
there are not many here, but yet more
than enough for the demand. Grapes from
Yuma sell for 81 per crate.
Butter is weak at the decline, ana
Cheese steady as previously quoted Eggs
are hard to move, excepting strictly fancy
ranch; market is very weak
Poultry, generally, is dull Large, TAT
Ducks will bring the top quotation, put
anything except choice stock, either young
or old, is not wanted, and does not move,
even at the lower figures; the demand is
for good, large, fat Ducks. turkeys are
are also in demand and large young Cob
blers will probably bring more than the
top price.
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family EX-
sras, So 1903 So Bakers Extras, So o5@
3 60; Superfne, 81 S5Q3 per bbl-
WHEAT-Shipping Wheat IS quoled at
921ac per ctl for No. 1 and 9334c for choice;
milling Wheat, S1Q1 10 per ctl.
BARLEY-Feed, fair to good, 6512Q6l 12c
sS54a77iisc: S ~ sN0i' 0'74~'V''
oATsEMilling, s714a9oc per etl; Sur
prise. 95cQS1 0212; Fancy Feed, 9oQ925aac; &c.
good to choice, s219Gsl nc; poor 10 iair'
FI1aNS211c Gray, SUGJSbAc.
CORN[Large Yellow 0OG95c; Small
xeil9w, Sis; 81 4ez5n White 7114QS212c
BUCkW II EAT-s5Q90c per ctl
MIDDLINGS, S1SQ20 per ton.
GRoHNb GGRkoaHH1oqss qBSRIERYsa5 sG RsF tS 5oa1s SO per
and MAYNew ss sE9P whss 6st ssSs ssas whsat Bsr
Glover, S. 5o@7 so. old crop generally is
covered by range of S7Q11 SO per ton.
sYcsA AWmSo45oc .4 per bale.
BEANSNBayos. S5d95c; Butter, 81 25@
30; Pink, I5qS5c; Red, 81 1O01 70; Lima,
81 25@2 %; Pea. 81 30a1 80; small White,
eye, nominal; Red Kidney, nominal.
Oregon Burbanks, 6oasOc
per ctl; Humboldt Burbanks, o0q1Oc per
cu; New Potatoes, in sacks, Ioc4S1
per ctl; new Early Rose, in boxes, 9oc4
81 10 per ctl; Burbanks. in boxes, S1Q1 30
ONIONs-15q25c per ctl for Red. and
3JQ50c per ctl for Yellow.
ETABLES-Tomatoes S2g2 90 per
box; box stTing td Beans 2g4c "a per 10; ri;d Srsen
2Q3c per 10; Dried Peppers, 5Q12l2c per
ID; Asparagus. 75cQS1 80 per box; Rhu-
barb. 35Q50c per box; Cucumbers, 50cqS1
per box for Marysville and 81 25Q1 10
per box for Alameda; Bay Squash, 254
50c per large box; small box, 15q2Oc; Egg
al 10 per crate for Alameda Island and
50cQS1 per sack from other points; Green
Peppers. 1214c per 10.
FRESH -FRUIT-Apple boxes,
20Q35c; large boxes, 50dS5c. Apricots-
Royal 25@4Oc for small boxes; 25Q40c in
crates and 15Q25c in baskets; in bulk,
S10NzO per ton.
BERRIES ES-Strawberries, S3G4 per chest
for Longworth and 81 and per chest for
large berries; Raspberries, S3Q4 per chest;
Blackberries, 81 5Oq3 per chest Cherries
-g0cGS1 25 per box. Currants-S2 50Q4
per chest. Figs-Black, 33440c per box for
single and 50g75c for double layers
Peaches-50cnS1 per box. Plums-Large,
5O45Oc per crate, and 35g60c in boxes.
CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican Lines. SO 30
al per box; California Lemons, 81 25Ql 70
choice and 81 50as for fancy; caiifor-
MIA Oranges, 81 25a2 per box for Seedlings;
Navels, 81 50q3 80 per box; Mediterran-
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananas, s1d2 per
bunch Pineapples, 81 50a4 per dozen;
PeFaian Dates iy4Te S4E@ec ERoT,nsiro Pc, H. ,ha
prices furnished by the San Francisco
Fruit Exchange. The figures represent
carload lots: Apricots-fancy Moorpark,
I0Q1Ic; choice, do, 10c; fancy, &c; choice,
SC; standard, 11ac; prime, 619g1c. Apples
EXaporated, 4q4Ac; sundried, &c. Peaches
Fancy, &c; choice, 4c; standard, Sac;
prime, 234c; peeled, in boxes, lie. Pears
Fancy, halves, &c; quarters, Sac; choice,
&c; standard, 4c; prime, 312c. Plums-
Pitted, 314c; unpitted, il202c. Prunes-
Four sizes, 3ll314c. Nectarines-Fancy,
5lac: choice, &c; standard. 4c; prime. 3l.c.
Figs-Whit choice, 4c; Black, 213c. Rails
ins-In carload lots. FOB. Fresno in
sacks or Bob boxes: 4-crown loose, C;
:S-crown, &c; 2-crown, 212c; seedless Sui
tanas Sc; seedlesS Muscatels, 1%c; dried
grapes, C; 3-crown London Layers, zoe
per box in 2o-Ib boxes; Clusters, 81 70;
Dehesa clusters. 81; Imperial clusters,
faced, $ per box.
-Creamery-Fancy, 142G15c;
special brands, higher; seconds, 1312M14c
Dafry-Fancy, 13m1312; good to choice
l2I5Gi13c: lower grades. 11Q12c.
CHEESE-Fancy mild new, 612c; fair to
good 51246c; Young America, 7QSc;
Eastern, 12Q13c per H.
EGGS-10G11c per dozen for store; 12Q
15c for ranch.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblers, 13
GII5c; Hens, 13G15c per 10; dressed, &c
per 10; BOOSTERS. S4q4 so for old and SO 90
az 80 for young; Broilers, $242 80 for
small, S3Q3 30 for large; Fryers, s. 5Oq4;
liens 50 50lI4 30; Ducks, S3G3 80 for old,
81 5od5 for young; Geese, 9OcQS1 per
pair: Goslings, 90c4S1 per pair; Pigeons,
81 254I 30 per dozen for old and 81 2oq
30 per dozen for young.