The record-union., 1896-07-21
COMMERCIAL.
FLOUR ACTIVE AT UNCHANGED
QUOTATIONS.
Wheat Steady-Very Little Demand
for Feed Barley = Oats
Rather Easy.
San Francisco. July 2Oth.

Wneat Is STEADY, a laTSe ca16o uo"AA
from Port Costa for export to Europe.
Flour is active; prices have been uh-
changed since the drop a few days ago; TO-
days receipts were 13 S95 barrels; the Pan
anna steamer took over 4,700 barrels;
there were also other smaller shipments
Very little demand for feed Barley; prices
are weak and unchanged. oats are duli
and rather easy; receipts are liberal Ihe
Corn supply is in excess OF the hght de-
mand; prices are not affected. very $40"
sale of old Rye and none at all for new,
excepting, possibly, small lots for specuia-
tive purposes.
Potatoes are weak and dragging; re-
ceipts are large and the quality is only
fair. Red Onions are hardly quotable; they
are being dumped and given away. Vaca-
vile Tomatoes are arriving in better con-
dition, but sales are slow; from river
points the quality and condition is better.
Green Peppers are doing better.
Apricots are firm and are steadlly aa-
vancing. Peaches are trlf1e weaker
considerable held over from Saturday. a
lot of Grapes in from Yuma to-day, the
Sweetwaters from Vacaville are weaker.
Plums in bulk bring S1SQ2O per ION a
few crates of cantaloupeS were held for "a
per dozen No Mexican Lines here as yet.
Lemons are very firm and advanced.
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex- Ec
tras So 6oQ3 20; Bakers Extras, $S Aug
so; Superfine, 81 soQ3 per bbl.
WHEAT-Shipping Wheat is quoted at
93a4c per ctl for No. l and 96Ac for choice;
milling Wheat. $1Q1 10 per ctl. -,,1.eo.,
BARLEY-Feed fair to good, 6I12QoSa4c'
choice, zoe; New Brewing, IoQIoAc
OATS-Millng, S5Q90c per ctl; sur
prise 95cQS1 02ia; Fancy Feed, 9o9s21,c;
good to choice s212QS71ac. poor to fair
CORN-Large Yellow, 9oG95c; Small
1el9T. g53se White a7A@S2139di 99s ad. new Is
nominal at 6212Q65c.
BUCkW HEAT-So490c per ctL
MIDDLINGS- 50Q1S per ton.
BRAN-S13014 80 per ton.
GROUND BARLEY-s15Q15 so per ton.
HAY-New crop: Wheat, S4Q1o 90;
Wheat and Oat, S7Q10; Oat, S6@s; Barley,
81 50Q5 for river and So 50QS for the best
Alfalfa. S6@6 80: first cutting, 81 5o@o:
Clover seas; stock 81 5000.
STRAW-30Q50c per bale.
HOPS-2GI4c per ID for old.
BEANS-Bayos. s5Q95c; Butter. 3: 25Q
90; Pink, 75gs5c Red, 81 1OQ1 %; Lima,
81 25Q2 So: Pea. 81 soa1 40; small White,
eye. G Nominal; mir la Req y Kidney. alin non Nominal. Ina
POTATOES-In sacks-Early Rose, 25Q
4oc per ctl; Garnet Chiles,. oq70c. per ctl;
Burbanks, 6049Oc per ctl for Salinas and
Bay and 25Q50c per ctl for Rivers.
ONIONS-10Q15c per ctl for Red, and 40
Q50c per ctl for Yellow.
ETABLES-TomatoeS, 81 25G1 90
per box for Rivers and 25@40c for Vaca-
vile; String Beans, 5ocq$1 per sack;
Green Peas 2Q21ac per 10 for garden;
Garlic, I12q21zc ID; Dried Peppers, 5ql2hsc
bers, 40Q50c per box for Marysville and
75cqS1 25 box for Alameda; Bay Squash,
20q25c per box; Egg Plant, 5o975c, per
Green Corn, S1G1 % per crate for Alameda
and 75cQS1 per crate for Berkeley and 25c
@S1 per sack from other points; Green
Peppers, S1@1 % per large box for Bell
and 50q75c per small box; Chile Peppers,
75cqS1 per large box, and 100000 per small
box; Green Okrar 81 per box oa
75cGS1 for fancy and 25450c for common;
Crab Apples, 4045oc per box. Apricots-
Royal, 35q5oc for small boxes o0Q6oc in
crates; in bulk, S25432 90 per ton.
BERRIES Strawberries. SEGA 80 per
chest for Longworth and 81 5042 90 per
chest for large berries; Raspberries, s3Q
3 30 per chest; Blackberries. S2Q3 per
chest; Currants, 81 50Q4 per chest Grapes
-S-Fontainbleau, 65Q75c per crate, and so
@75e in boxes; Black. from Yuma, ,n S1g1 %
box, and Red, 65475c. Peaches-35q6oc
per box, and 40Q75c in baskets Pears
Boxes. 25q5oc; Bartletts, 4oq6oc Plums-
per box for choice. Watermelons-From
SlOQ15 per hundred.
CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican Lines. SO
- per box; California Lemons, 81 5042 for
common and 81 25Q2 75 per box for good
to choice. and s3Q3 % for fancy; Califor-
mia Oranges, 81 2o42 per box for seedlings;
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananas, &1Q2 per
bunch; Pineapples, 81 5oQ4 per dozen;
Pf5slan Datss SAsgsc Fer ~ are n,
S The t sarsa a
carload lots: New dried Apricots in sweat
6Aq6l2c Apricots-Fancy Moorpark,
1osl1c; choice. do. 1oc: fancy. &c; choice.
&C. STANDARD rs; prime 1sg7s 6 Applss
prime. ': 2&e: pee.ed, in boxes, iic Pears.
Fancy, halves, 7c; quarters, 6t2c; choice,
ff fitted s uhDtEsd sa Psime frunes flnm
-Four sizes. sQ3Ac Neotarines-Fancy
SIC: choice, sc; standard. 4c; prime. $40
insSIn eaS, Carload % lots. F.o.B. Fresno A IL
sacks or 50-rb boxes: 4-crown loose, C;
8-crown, &c: 2-crowp, 21sc; seedless Sui
tanas, &C. seeaiess HIsGaters' aaen txe; DRIED @
per box in 2o-rb boxes; Clusters, 81 70;
Dehesa clusters, 81; Imperial clusters.
81 so; 4-crown loose. g; A-crown loose.
R-Creamery-Fancy, 169165c
special brands, higher; seconds, F15Q1513c
Dairy-Fancy. 14Q14hc; good to choice
to good, 6q7c: Young America, sQ9c
Eastern. 12u13c per 10
17c for ranch.
PoULTRY-Liv Turkeys-Gobblers, IA
Gl15c; Hens, 12Q13c: Young Turkeys, 1SQ19c
as SO for young Broiiers. 81 5oa2 SO for
small $3G3 80 for large: Fryers, 50 50lp4
Hens So 5oq4 so; Ducks, Saq3 % for old
ss4 % oI,pgs fST aoesi per pair e PsedDa geI
81 25Q1 80 pei. dozen for old and 81 2og
80 per dozen for young.
Meat Market.
Following are the rates for whole car
casses from slaughterers to dealers:
REEF-First quality, &c, second quail