The herald., 1896-11-05
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE.

NUMBER, b2o: ralSlns, boxes, 1910; wine
gallons, 81, 100.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE.
Feed and MISUNDERSTANDING, 1900
1850; bran, 13.50014.00.
Hay--Neew crop, wheat. s;ooa11.oo whea.
and oat 7.00M1000, alfalfa, J.50Gi650; clover
6.0OGS.0O; barley, 5.00aS.00: stock, 4.0Oa5. %
straw, 35M45 per bale.
Observation-Disclosures Garnet Chles
40G60 per Genital; Early Rose, 30035; rive
Burbanksss; sse,--. ~; Salinas and bay Bur
Xarious.River tomatoes, 121aI25; vaca
Vile do, 1890; green okra, 40@65; garlic Il
q; green PEI peppeers, y $Oa5o; dried: sq9: &C
@S5; bay squash. 9oa1.0o: egg. plant, 25@4O
Alameda green corn. I5dl.06; Berkele
do. 50M65; from other points, 50d1.OO; vel
low onions, 25M30; Lima beans, 2.0O02. 10
pink. 1.1Om12O: small white, 1.S5d1.45; larg
white. 1.30@140.
Apples-Fancy 759s5 for large boxes
common. 25M50 Bellflower, 5OMSO.
Berries-Longworth STRAWBERRIES. 6.0Oa
100; do common. 20OM4.00; raspberries. pc
chest, 5OOn6.00; blackberries 4.O0d5.0O
cranberries, 7.OOdS.0O per bbl.; huckleber
Grapes-Fontainbleau. 25@S5; black, 25l
40: muscat, 25qS5; seedless, 4oa5O; tokay
Figs-Black, single layers. S595o; d.
Peaches-Per box. 1oO@1.25.
Pears-Per box. 2545O; winter nelis. 6oG
$50
Citrus fruits-Mexican- lines, 4.5oG5.CO
@2.0o; do fancy, 2.50d3O0.
appes 2'ao@4.oo Persian dates sSp 5G5 5iEi pine
Dried Fruit-Jobbing prices: Apricots
Fancy Moorparks. l2: choice do. II; fame
do, TO-, choice. s; standard. I; prime, 6.
Peaches-Fancy, 6is: choice, 515; stand
ard, 5; prime, AZ; peeled, in boxes. 12ls.
Pears-Fancy falves, g. fancy quarters
s. ehoice, 5H 81 STANDARD 81; pr prime 2as
Prunes-Four sizes, 4.
Nectarines-Fancy, 5; choice, AZ; stand
Figs-Choice white. 4: do black, 8; fame
white. 10-lb. boxes, 65M70.
:, Raisns. johbing prices-,In sacks or 50
10: boxes -Four crown, crown, loose, ~; TIRE St,,
tanas. So; seedless Muscatesl 4.
Grapes-In 2O-lb. boxes: Three crow
London layers. sl.15; clusters, 1.6o: Dehes
clusters. 275: imperial clusters. 800.
onds. 22oi2s; fancy dairy. 2Oa2l; do sec
onds, 17Q19; picked, 17m1s: tirlsin. 15@17.
Eggs-store. ,24Gl26; ranch, SO@SIla; east
Cheese = Fancy mild new, 9010; fai
to-, to g99d; 3Sd,o 7aS; young America SOLO, east
Poultry-Live turkey gobblers, 12a1s: d
hens. 12113; roosters. old, 500 90; young
3 E0mt50: broilers. large. 2.25M2.l5 fryers
2.75M3;25; hens, S;5OM4,5o: ducks. old. 5000
25o: do young, 3.001400: geese. per pair
1.5Oa1.75: rabbits, 125 per doz; hare. 100
white geese, per pair, 75m1.00; gray geese
$50: brant, 1.50.
termelons-5O0M1OOO per 100: cantel
oupes. 5N@l5; nutmeg melons. 2oq5O.
LONDON MARKET.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says
Shorter's Court this evening presents al
animated scene, such as has not been seel
for years past and though prices ar ar
remain cheerfully confident Of furthe
rise. The money market, while immense
ly rlieved, by the result of the elections
regards the matder IN bae
, tainly not made money rates easier. Th
result of my inquiries is that the BAN
Of England appears to be taking the viey
that more gold will go to America for ney
wheat. l cannot state this as ar, admfs
sion from them, but you may take II a
so. 1t is said however. that America
ling bills which have. yet to come forwar
here. Against all this, it is of course
urged that gold may flow In favor OF Eng
land as a result of smart revival o
American imports from this country
Paris settlement is passing off satisfactor
lily. The tone is weak there. Berlin mar
Business al the Baltic closed firm at o
to is higher than Yesterday. A cargo. o
No. ! northern spring wheat. Novembe
and December delivery sold at sas. Tw
at 32s Cd and 32s sd respectively. Thirty
live shillngs was bidding for prompt Wall
Walla. Another cargo of California afloa
sold for 3js Cd.
The Paris. Berlin, Vienna and frankfor
stock exchanges We're in excellent ton
and active today in consequence of the re
suit of the election in the united state
and the dealings III American securtle!
showed advances.
The Evening Standard makes this state
menl: Although Mckinley is the cham
pon of the financial policy designed e
close the ports of the United states Il
British goods. there can be no Goubt tha
his defeat of the free silver Candidate Il
a matter of satisfaction in this country.
In Il late edition. the Westminster Ga
zette says: The brokers found themselve'
overwhelmed the first thing this mornin.
with orders from American dealers TO bu,
in their behalf. Such an enormous amour
OF business has not been done in the coufs
Of so brief a period since the days of th'
mining boom. and it is not only from IN
United States spectators here that th
demand for Americans came. a larg
business. indeed. was done i'll these secur
tiles in foreign markets, especially Pari
and Brussels. ~
The Bmetallic league tomorrow will Is
sue q manifesto claiming that Mckt1ley
election is Il victory for International bi
metallism and quoting the mony plank o
the St. Louis platform.
On the GLASGOW stock exchange all in
dustrial sellers strengthened on the re
ceipt of the election news in the United