The record-union., 1896-07-23
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT QUIET AND STEADY AT
PREVIOUS PRICES.
Barley Fairly Steady, Though Not
Much Doing-Oats Con-
tinue Inactive.
San Francisco. July 22d.

San Francisco, July zZu-
Flour shipments yesterday were very
heavy, the largest on record from this port
There were $4,000 barrels shipped, OF which
3.529 went to Central America ana the re-
mainder to the Orient; to-day's receipts
were also large, being 10, TAG barrels; prices
show no change Wheat is quiet ana
steady as previously quoted Barley is
fairly steady; not much doing and quota
tions remain as before. No Corn mas ar
rived, either yesterday or to-day but there
is plenty offering and the demand is SLOW;
no changes. Oats continue inactive at pre-
viously quoted figures.
Watermelons are being condemned by
the Market Inspector daily. Yesterday ne
confiscated about carload as being too
green and unfit for sale. The melons
came from the vicinity of Fresno, and In
their anxiety to get the fruit to market
first and realize large returns the far-
mers send the fruit too green. More con-
fScation is expected.
Apricots are weaker; there are not Iiany
Gamers buying now, and those VINO are
still buying are slow to pay Dig prices;
Peaches are becoming more plentlIul anu anu
are lower. Berries are moving slowly, the
Raspberries offering are of dark Color
lighter berry would bring more than the
top price. Grapes are weaker. oeEerdl
crates of Cantaloupes arrived from VIM
ters but do not move; they are worth
about So per dozen.
Produce Quotations.
FLoUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex, NI,
tras S3 60G13 20; Bakers Extras, 80 aug
3 50 Superfne 50 S5Q3 per bbl-
MHEAT,shipging Wheat at is f9r dr056edi c6oice al
milling Wheat. S1Q1 10 per ctl. ,e..oo,.
BARLEY-Feed, fair to good, 61a24 oo94c'
cb9ice, zoe; New Brewing, 1o4ooc;, s,r-
prise. S5casi o5iis Fancy Feed. soas21ao; saa:.
good to choice, s21aQIS71 1ac; poor 10 iair'
7T71@soc; Gray. sogs21ac. oe,o- S.u
CORN-Large elbow, 9ou9oc' oiiAaii
Yellow. 971ac; White 7714qs212c;
RYE-7215Q75c per ctl for old; new is
nominal at 621aQ65c.
BUCKNV III EsAT-S5690c per ctl
MIDDLINGS-$1 5041S per ton
BRAN-S13Q14 30 per ton.
GROUND BARLEY-S15Q15 90 per ton.
HAY-New Crop: Wheat, s7q10; Wheat At
and Oat, So 50a9; Oat, s6@S; Barley, S4 90
Q5 for river and $6QS for the best; Alfalfa,
50 50Q6 30; first cutting, 81 5000; Glover,
S6G7 90; Stock, 81 5045.
STRAW-30Q50c per bale.
HOPS-2q4c per 10 for old.
BEANS-Bayos, s5q95c; Butter. = s59
81 25a2 90; Pea, 81 30Q1 40; small White,
81 1901 %; Large White, 90cQS1 %; Black
eye. nominal; Red Kidney, nominal. 90
POTATOES-In Sacks-Early Rose, 25W
a0c per ctl; Garnet Chiles, 60QIoc per ctl;
Burbanks, 60@9oc per ctl for Salinas and
Bay and 25q59e per ctl f for Rivers na a.
Qs50c per ctl for Yellow.
VEGETABLES Tomatoes, 75c per box
for Rivers and 25c for Vacaville; Garlic,
112Q21sc per fb; Dried Peppers, 5@1212c c
per 10; Asparagus, 81 25@2 80 per box;
Cucumbers, 35Q40c per small box and soc
M$1 per box for Alameda, Bay Squash,
l5925c per box. Egg Plant, 50475c per
small box and $1a1 - per large box; Green
Corn, 81 50q2 per crate for Alameda, 75g
SOC per crate for Berkeley and 25cQS1 per
sack from other points; Green Peppers, 90
QI5c per large box and 23450c per small
box; Green Okra, 75cQ$1 per box.
FRESH FRUIT-Apples-Lar boxes,
75cQS1 for fancy and 35050c for common;
Crab Apples. 356l50c per box. Apricots-
Royal, 35q 40c for small bobxes; 40Q50c in
crates; in bulk, S2o027 80 per ton.
BERRIES Strawberries. S2a3 so per
chest for Longworth, 81 5042 30 per chest
for large berries; Raspberries, 81 5003 30
per chest; BlackberrieS. S24I2 90 per chest
Currants-S2 50Q4 per chest. Grapes
Tontainbleau, 50I6J per crate, and 3oUoUc
in boxes; Black, from Yuma, S16t1 % per
crate; Thompson's Seedless, from Arizona
30cGlS1 per crate. Nectarines-W hite, ,2oU
50c per box, and Red, 40063c. Peaches
2,,6i40c per box and 40465c in baskets.
Pears-BoXes, 30040c; Baruetts, 40I6oc.
plums-In boxes. 35aD75c; japanese Plums,
T3cdS1 per box for choice. Watermelons,
SI0d11 per hundred.
CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican Lines, SO
per box; California Lemons, $242 80 for
common and S3n3 30 per box for good to
choice, and S4m4 30 for fancy.
TROPICAL FRuITaBananas. T. ea s1g2 per
DRIED FRUITS-Following are thu
prices furnished by Ihs San Francisco
Fruit Exchange. The figures represent
carload lots: New dried Apricots in sweat
box quoted at 5a406c. FOB. Coast,
64Q614c. Apricots-Faney Moorpark,
I0Ql1c; choice, do. 1oc: fancy, &c; choice.
SC: standard. TIC; prime, 61e@Te. Apples
E,yaporated, 444Ac; sundried, &c. Peaches
Fancy, &c; choice. &c; standard, 391c;
prime. 2a.c; peeled, in boxes, lie. Pears
Fancy, halves, &c; quarters, 61zc; choice.
&c; standard, 4c; prime. 31.c. Plums-
Four sizes 3a34c. Nectar1nes-Fancy.
BIC; choice, &c; standard, 4c; prime, 31ao.
Eigs-White, choice. &c; Black, NC. Rails
ins-In carload lots FOB. Fresno in
sacks or 50-rb boxes: 4-crown loose, e:
3-crown, &c; 2-croUn. 2l2c; seedless Sui
tanas, &c; seedless Muscatels, 14c: dried
grapes, &C; 3-crown London Layers, too
per box in 20-lb boxes: Clusters, 81 rs;
Dehesa clusters, 81: Imperial clusters,
81 80; 4-crown loose, s.; 4-crown loose,
faced, $ per box.
R-Creamery-Fancy, 1TG17lbc
special brands, higher; seconds, 16Q16I2c
Dairy-Fancy 15116c; good to choice, IA
014t5: lower grades, 126J13c.
CHEESE-Fancy mild new, TIC: fair
TO good, 6Q7c; Young America, sG9c:
Eastern, 12Nb13c per 10
EGGS-11G13c per dozen 1pr store; 14G
1Sc for ranch.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblers, IL
G15c. Hens. 12M13c; Young Turkeys, 1SG
19c per H. BOOSTERS, S4Gi4 80 for old and
81 50d5 80 for young: Broilers, 81 759i2 5O
for small, S3d3 % for large; Fryers, So 81
"a 90; Ducks, 81 50Q3 p for old, S3G4 81
Tor young; Geese. S1Q1 50 per pair; Pigeons
81 2301 30 per dozen for old and 81 250
! 80 per dozen for young.
NTeat Market