The record-union., 1896-06-26
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT WEAK AND DULL AT
UNCHANGED PRICES.
Not Much Doing in Barley-New
Brewing Arriving Daiiy-Feed
Quiet and Easy.
san Francisco, June 25th.

San Francisco, June 25th.
No changes to speak of. Wheat is weak
and dull at unchanged prices. Not much
doing in Barley; new brewing is arriving
daily; feed is quiet and easy There ap-
pears to be an easier feeling in Oats, but
prices are not disturbed; trading is light.
Corn is quite steady at previous hgures
not great deal doing. Rye IS weak and
neglected Buckwheat is nominal at the
quotations.
Potatoes are steady at the quotations.
Onions are very weak; the market is over
supplied. There is so very little of what Is
termed extra or fancy Asparagus arriving
that it is not worth quoting; the receipts
amount to probably dozen boxes. There
is any amount of ordinary Asparagus on
hand, and there is always considerable
carried over from day to day; the people
have had sufficient, and sales are conse-
Quently slow. Rhubarb is hardly worth
mentioning; it drags along slowly from
day TO day. Tomatoes are firm and scarce.
Choice String Beans bring 5Q6c per ID.
Corn is steady. Summer Squash is in large
supply and weak.
Apricots are very weak; liberal receipts.
There are hardly enough Black Cherries
coming in to be worth quoting. Peaches
mold up well; the quality is better now. A
lew extra fancy Plums in crates brought
~ per crate. All Berries are weaker, and
In liberal supply. Some mildewed Cur
rants are hardly saleable: Oranges are in
Hsht supply and prices are stiff
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family
Extras, S3 1903 S5; Bakers Extras, $3 IS
QS 70; Supertine. 81 s5Q3 per bbl.
os WHEAT-Shipping Wheat is quoted at
choice; Milling Wheat, 81 O5a1 10 per ctl.
BARLEY-Feed, fair to good, 611aQ6sAc
choice, 70c; brewing, 75QS0c.
OATS--Milling, Sz13Q9oc per ctl; Sur
good to choice. S214Qs7i9c: poor to fair,
4I12QS215c; Gray. S0QS614c.
CORN-Large Yellow, S71aq0212c; Small
1epiIow' pS' g.12e; White, 7712qs21ac'
RfE-73A Q15c per ctl.
BQCKW II EAT-85Q90c per oil.
MIDDLINGS, $1SQ20 per ton.
fRaiS0SSl f6RRaaiNS90SSl16416 90 Per ton on soo,e 10 mar
HAY-New crop: Wheat, .s7Q1o; Wheat
and Oat, $6 50Q9; Oat, 50 o0qS; Bar
ley 50 5oqz 90 Afalfa ia S6ge 90 per ,T 1on e
covered by range of s7Q11 per ton
STRAW-SOq5oc per bale.
al so; Pink, S5Q95o; Red, 81 %; Lima,
81 25Q2 90; Pea. 81 1901 %; small White,
81 20g1 80; Large White, 00cQS1 %; BLACK
eye nominal; Red Kidney, nominal;
PoTATOES-Oregon Burbanks, 6oQsoc
per 'ctl; Humboldt Burbanks, o0d loo per
ctl; New Potatoes, in sacks, o2cQSl PEI
ctl; New Early Rose and Burpanks' IN
boxes 90cQSl - per ctI.
ONIONS-15Q25c per ctl.
VEGETABLES-Los Angeles Tomatoes,
81 1892 - per box; String beans, lt5c
per 10: Green Peas, &c per fb for garuen
Garlic 26a3c per 10; Dried Peppers, % nc
per fb; Asparagus, 40QT5c per box; Rhu-
barb, 25a75c per box; Cucumbers, SlQl "a
per box for Marysville, 81 5042 per box for
Alameda: Bay Squash, 2oQ4oc per laIge
box: small boxes, 15Gg20c; Egg Pant, 1oc
per 10; Green Corn, 81 JOQ2 per crate Ior
Alameda Island and 75cQS1 30 per sack
from other points.
FRESH FRUIT-Apples-Sm boxes
20d35c: large boxes, 50nS5c. Aprlcots-
Royal, 20G35c for small boxes; 800 oOc IN
crates, and 15Q25c per basket; IN bulk'
$1,000 per ton
BERRIES Strawberries, S4a5 per chest
for Longworth and 81 50Q3 80 per chest
for large berries. RaSpberries, $500 per
chest and soc per crate for Newcastle;
Blackberries, 40Q50c per crate and S344
box; Royal Anne, 90cQs1 10 per box. Cur
rants-S2 50Q4 80 per chest Figs-Black,
40ds5c per box for single and double
layers. Peaches-5oQ75c per box. Pears
From 20G40c per box. Plums-Large,
40475c per crate and 40465c In boxes.
CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican Lines, Sc 80
al per box; California Lemons, S1G1 90
for common, 81 50as2 30 per box for good to
MIA Oranges, 81 50Q2 per box for Seed
nngs. Navels, S3@4 80 per box; Mediter-
ranean Sweets, $2et3.
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananas S1Q2 per
bunch: Pineapples, 81 5Ou4 per dozen;
Persian Dates, 5l206c per 10.
DRIED FRUITS-Followin are the
prices furnished by the San Francisco
Fruit Exchange The figures represent
carload lots Apricots-Fancy Moorpark,
Jeg11c; choice. DO, 10c; fancy, sc; choice,
Sc; standard TIC; prime, 6l2Q1c. Apples
Eyaporated, 4G4Ac; sundried, &c. Peaches
Fancy, &c; choice. 4c; standard, 3lAc;
Fancy halves, &c; quarters, 612c; choice,
&c, standard &c; prime, 3l2c. PlumS-
pitted, 312c; unpitted. 11402c. Prunes-
Four sizes, 3134c. Nectarines-Eancy,
Figs-White, choice, &c; Black, 2I2c Rails
ins-In carload lots FOB Fresno in
sacks or 50-lb boxes: 4-crown loose, &C;
3-crown &c; 2-crown, 25ac; seedless Sui
grapes, C; 3-crown London Layers, 70c
per box in 20-1b boxes; Clusters, 81 70;
Dehesa clusters, 81; Imperial clusters.
s. 80; 4-crown loose, $; 4-crown loose,
BUTTER-Creamery- 1591515c;
special brands, higher; seconds, 14Q141ac;
Dairy-Fancy, 1312g14c; good to choice,
12l5Q13c; lower grades, 11q12e.
to good 5a6c; Young America. 7Qsc;
Eastern 12913c per 10.
EGGS1012Q12c per dozen for store: 13G
15l5c for ranch; Duck. 13@14c per dozen.
Q13c; Hens, 11Q12c per 10; dressed, &C per
ID: BOOSTERS, S4gf4 so for old and Sc 50dS
for young; Broilers, S2d3 for small, S3Q4
Tor large; Fryers, SO 50d4 so; Hens, 50 &c
"a so; Ducks, So 25Gf3 - for old, s415 for
young; Geese, 9ocQS1 per pair: Goslings
90c@S1 per pair; Pigeons, 81 2551 30 per
dozen for old and 81 25Q1 80 per dozen for
young