The record-union., 1896-10-16
COMMERCIAL.
FLOUR CONTINUES FIRM AT THE
RECENT ADVANCE.
Wheat Steady at Unchanged Prices
Barley Weaker, Though Quota
tiOnS Are Stationary.


San Francisco, Oct. 10Th.
Flour is very firm at the recent zoe ao-
vance, and should Wheat continue In It's
upward course a further rise in Flour may
be expected. Wheat is steady at unchanged
prices; during the week the market mas
been on the upward jump, ana each Gay
mas made it better property than the pre-
ceding day; for a choice lot OF shpplns
81 272 might be obtained; our OUTSIDE
inquire for milling is not readily PAID. Bar
Ley is not quite as strong as 1t was yes
terday, but still prices are no lower. oats
continue very stiff at the advance; they
are very scarce and the SITUATION Is en-
tirely in favor of the seller
Table Grapes are very weak; receipts are
heavy and our outside figures are extreme;
there are more selling at 2oc than other-
wise. Wine Graeps are hrmer; the Hrst
crop is nearing an end and the second
crop is now being handled. A few boxes
of Huckleberries come in occasionally;
some arrived to-day; the crop is light this
year. The few Peaches and Figs left are
hardly worth quoting. No more Bartlett
Pears Offering. Some wormy Spltzehpers
Apples have to be sold for less than the IN,
side figure Dried fruits continue ffm ana
the market is in good shape tor the pro-
ducer. Changes are almost OF daily oc-
carload prices Of Peaches and Fears.
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Nst cash prices for Family
Extras, 81 35Q4 80; Bakers Extras, "a loQ
20; Superfine, 50 5OqS - per Dbl.
WHEATshPRPing Whsat s ts Is far apo5hedi ohoica al
,BARLEYm1Feed. fair to good, 56aH1ac;
oh9oT seSss9 aola sreMinT Mins sqSSsf { Sea os
per cu; Surprise, 81 1901 10; Fancy Feed
81 10; good to choice, $1Q1 0712; poor to fair
s5qsoc; Gray. sl13cQSl o212; Black slack i,@ fog
CoRN-Large Yellow, s5@s71ac: Small
Yellow. e212c; White, S21ac per ctl.
BHcKW BRHScEKKySfHgTzscT s. EasTpNomipal per S5li
MIDDL1NGS-$16Q1S5 80 per ton,
BRAN-S13q13 90 per ton for California
and $124ll2 30 per ton for outside brands
ROLLED BARLEY-S16 50Q1S per ton
HAYoWheat, 5000 80; Wheat and Oat.
s1q9 80; Oat, $6QS 90; Barley, sog6 @ for
So 5oq8 %; first cutting, S4go; Clover, S6y
$6Q9; Compressed Oat. $0Q6 90.
STRAW-30q40c per bale.
HOPS-N omlnaI
BEANs-Bayos. s1q1 20; Butter 81 400
s2S3 N lo Pea ssysG s. 2oa sa a. 0s Snail Il White.
81 1091 80; Large White, 81 o5@1 10;
Blackeye, s1@1 %; Red Kidney. 81 FOG
80; Horse of Windsor, 1oQSOc per ct.
POTATOES-In sacks-Early Rose. 250
Doc per ctl; Salinas Burbanks. 5OQ65c per
cu for good to choice, and 10000 for
Sweet Potatoes, 75cQS1 25 per ctl in boxes.
ONIONS-25QS5c per ctl for Yellow
PtSkls TkGfr 3rrioRT, SsQ499 per etl ,oaoc mar
box for Bay; Cucumbers, 25Q4oc per box
for Bay Summer Squash, 50440c peg. ctl;
Cream Squash, 25c per box; Egg Plant.
crate for Alameda; Berkeley, 100000 per
crate; Green Peppers, 25q40c per box;
Green okra. 4O9eSc per box; Dried Dried 0kra,
sack; String Beams. sip1 80 per sack; Gar
lie f'Rggs1H sggs1Hso per ThG1r-Apples-spitsenDerg, l4G
75cGs1; Fancy Beilhowsr: 75asSo; COM
mon. 25Q60c per box.
Berries-Strawbe berries, --Q-c per chest
large berries: Raspberries. s4Go per
chest: Blackberries. So 5OQ5 per chest;
A49ekleberIises i495 ta ,s saioG per fb GTanberries
Ffgs-Black, 5OQ75c per box.
Grapes-Black, 20Q35c per box; Muscats,
2cQa5c per box; Tokay, 2o@s5c in boxes
G5oc per box; Grapes in crates bring 5G10c
more than boxes: Zinfapdel Wine Grapes
$20Q22 30 per ton; White. in bulk, S10Q14
per ton.
Melons-Watermelons S5910 per hun
dred; Cantaloupes. 5ocQ$1 per crate; Nut
Peaches~s5cas1 per per box for choice and
COARSE for common.
Pears-Common, 25q5Oc per box; Bart
let's, 81 25q1 so; Winter Nelis, 50Q90c per
Pomegranates- -40q75c per box.
Quinces-50q75c per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Mexican Lines, $50
so per box; California Lemons s1q1 q
for common and 81 50q2 per box for good
to choice, and 81 5o9S per box for fancy.
bunch; Pineapples. 81 o0Q4. per dozen;
Persian Dates. 5a5Ac per ib.
riGai DRIED FRI1Ts3Foowing rs are the
Fruit Exchange in carload lots:
Apricots-Fancy Moorparks. 121ac; choice
Fancy. .61ac; choice. 4iAc: standard. 3s4Q4c
prime, &c; peeled in boxes, 9Q1oc. Nectar
prime, &c. Pears-Fancy halves, &c; DO
quarters SC: choice. 4c; standard, &c
prime, 21zc; vaporatsd. SIC
White Figs, Sc: black, do, 2AG21ac. ''AO
Raisins-carload lots, FOB. Fresno
In sacks or 50-fb boxes-F'our-crown loose
Seedless Sultanas, &c; Seedless Muscatels
3i2c; dried grapes. &c. In 20-ib boxes
Three-crown London layers, 81 10; cius-
ters, 81 50; Dehesa clusters 2: Imperial
BUTTER -Creamery-Fancy. 23@24c
special brands, higher; seconds. 20q22c
19c: lower grades 14ai6c Picked. 15@i7e
per 10; Firkin. 15Q16c per 10.
9q10c; Eastern, 124l2c per 10.
EGGS-Quotable at 18q2oc per dozen fol
common store and 22925c for the best
271aG30c for ordinary ranch and 321hQ34c fol
select; cod-storage ranch, 19G21c; East
ern. 1SG30c; Duck Eggs, 20Q22c per dozen
POULTRY-We Quo<e as follows: Liv,
per 10; Young Turkeys, 14g16c per 10
boosters, 81 for old and So 5094 so fol
young; Broilers, 81 25Q2 0for small, 81 81
az 75 for large: Fryers. 81 1903: Hens
Ssd4 so; Ducks, SO for old: S3Q4 foI
Young; Geese, 81 % per pair; Goslings, 81 81
al IS per pair; Pigeons, 81 % per dozen fo
old and 81 50G1 Is for young.
GAME-Hare. 81 per dozen: Gray Geese
S202 90; Rabbits, 81 25 per dozen; Whit,
Geese, 75c4sL
Meat Market.
Following are the rates for whole car
cases from slaughterers to dealers:
REEF-First quality, &c; second Qual
fty. 40I4I5c; third quality, 312c per 10.
VEAI-4Q5c for large and 547c per Il