The herald., 1896-10-29
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE.

90 Feed and ,5Millstuffs-Middlings f.oo9
and oat, 7;Ooa1o.66; alfalfa, 5o6a6.Oo; clover,
| 6.O0aSO0; barley, 5.Oo@S.09; stock, 4.O0a5.o0,
egetabIes-potatoes. Garnet Chiles.
Burbanks, 25aSo Salinas and bay Bur
paahks' ,anlf' ] 5Ta.S; osMss Sweet potatoes 5oqlo;
.yarious--River tomatoes, 25@5o; vaca-
vile do, 25@40 green okra, 40m65; garlic, l
parag1s, 1o6aS.O0; Alameda cucumbers 50
go; bay squash, 5O1175; egg plant, 25a4O:
Aamsda green tna Berkeley ed
low. onions, 25a3O; Lima beans, 2OO@2. 10;
pink, 1.OSa1 20; small white, 1.4o91.5o; large
Apples-Fancy, 75@s5 for large boxes ;
common, 25a50; Belfiower, 50975.
Berries-Longworth STRAWBERRIES, 60oa
chest 4.0o@c.C0 blackberries. 4.0oa5.cO:
cranberries, 6.5oa7.5o per bbl.; huckleber.
ries, S@1O. o-o- 49,, -
@6O: muscat 40a6O; seedless, 460l5O; tokay,
10000; Isabella, 75d1,0O per crate.
Figs; Tigs-Blaeek, Black single layers, s5a5o; do
Peaches--Per box, 1:Oo9125.
Pears-Per box, 25I5o; winter nelis, 60G
100
Citrus fruits-Mexlcan lines. 4.5oa5.co
California lemons, la1 .25; do extras. 150
@2oO; do fancy, 2.5OaS0o.
apples. 2.5oal.oo: Persian dates. 5G5i..
Dried Fruit-Jobbing prices: Apricots
Fancy Moo1rpsrks, u; Choice do, II; fancy
ard, s; prime, ~; peeled, in boxes 12la.
r. PearsmFancy halyes G; g. fancy quarters.
Plums-Pitted, AZ; unpitted. IL.
Prunes-Four sizes, 4.
Nectarines-Fancy, 8; choice. Az stand.
Figs-choice white 4: do black 8; fancy
white. 1o-lb. boxes, 65a70.
crown, ~; two crown, d seedless Sui
tanas, 51s;. seedless Muscatesl. 4
clusters, 2.75; Imperial clusters, 300.
Butteppancy 25m2s do sec
onds.. . i7ais; % picked, i7M1S s rkin. iSSi7. I IT,
i, Esgs@sstore, gssc7Ss, 2oa26; ranch, Soas71a east
Cheese : Fancy mild new. 500: fair
to good, 7@s; young America. saio; east
h psu1sgEys g tSraey yos SosGsgs Sa S6ans 30
! siiSs@s;sS; 4! 81 hens, s:5sSd5SS;; &; ducks old: $s9a
1.00G1.25; pigeons, old. 90; do, young.
153oTI 20 rabbits 125 PEI, doz; do hare loO:
observation-disclosures per 100: cantel-
oupes, 6O@1.oO; nutmeg melons. soG5O.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET
BOSTON, Oct. 2S.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow:
While the movement of wool in Boston
the past week has been smaller than in
the previous one sales in both New York
and philadelphia have shown substantial
gain. bringing the aggregate sales for the
three markets over 1900 900 pounds in ex-
cess of the previous week, the principal in
crease being in foreign wool. The story
of the Boston market in one of firmness
on the part of holders and uneasness
ON the part of buyers who find the outlook
for orders is not as clear as it could be
wished and they naturally hesitate to buy
heavily of the raw material. Manufac.nr-
ers while deferring their purchases unit.
after the election, are watching the mar
ket very closely. In New York and Phil
adelphia an active market is reported
Territory woods continue to sell well. The
scarcity of certain lines of stocks con-
tinue.. Sales in Boston. New York ard
Philadelphia, for the week aggregated T.
5546 500 pounds. 5.06S 200 pounds being do
mestic and 2,491. 400 foreign. Sales in Bos
ton. 4,562,0O0 pounds domestic and 500, 900
pounds foreign, making a total of 1852, 000
pounds