The record-union., 1896-09-11
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT FAIRLY STEADY AT PRE-.
VIOUS PRICES.
An Easier Feeling Prevails In Barley
Nothing Doing to Speak
of in Oats.
San Francisco. Sept. 10th.

San Francisco, Sept. 1Oth
Wheat is fairly steady at previous
prices; not much doing in spot ouslness'
shipping continues rather active. An
easier feeling prevails in Barley and 1t is
difficult to obtain the outside figure Tor
choice feed. Nothing doing to speak OF IN
Oats; offerings are light and not very de-
slraDle; prices remain firm as previously
quoted. Very little demand for Yellow
Corn and none at all for white; prices
are weak.
Receipts of fruit were not particularly
heavy, but still enough, and Tor some
kinds more than enough for all demands.
A couple Of river fruit boats arrived late
and considerable will be carried over.
Grapes are coming in more freely and find
slow SALE even at the lower prices quoted; (;
the bulk of them are still too sour Apples
are too plentiful particularly the common
grades; fancy Gravenste1nS are wanted,
but the large 4-tier poxes are scarce, scarce.
Blackberres are not in good condlt1on
and are lower; more have to go at the IN
side figure to the Gamers than at the top
figure to the trade.
is not very active at the high prices, and
while receipts are light, still there seems
to be enough to go round. Eggs are very
weak for everything except fancy ranch;
buyers are very few at the moment and
stocks on hand are large.
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
tras SO 60Q3 70;Bakers' Extras So 4O43 80;
1RfIIeTt WRHEATs6pping fio ng' Wheat is quoted at
s6Q964c per ctl for No. / and 971ac for
choice; Milling Wheat, S1Q1 03A per ctl.
BARLMEY@Feed, icy fair to good gSoo ! 6og625sfi gS rs
oATs@MifIing, si1aQs21ac per ctl; Sur
prise s5eas o2z Fancy Feed; d. ssiTay5S ;
SOC; Gray, s5Qo712c; New Feed, 1o9soc
per ctl. :,
rssR s5agsc YsSW %SIys saSsSs s4sa Small
nominal at 62ls@d5c.
BUCKW H EAT-S5G90c per ctl
MIDDLINGS-$15 50Q1S per ton.
BRAN-S12 50G13 so per ton.
GROUND BARLEY-$14 80 per ton;
and 6at Sc 5oSg oa9 s5a7 S. So Barley.
81 5000 for river and s6Q7 SO for the best
Alfalfa. IS 50Q6 SO: first cutting $4Q5;
Clover, $6Q1 80; Stock, S4 bogo; COM
STRAW-25Q4Oc per bale.
HOPS-244c per 10 for old.
BFnEAANssi-gayos BE ANS SOL Is; Butter, 8 2s 2S@
$2Q2 80; Pea, S1Q1 20; Small White, SIG
Is; Large White, 9ocQSl 10; Blackeye.
or windsor 7ogsoc per ctl. !
POTATOES-In sacks-Early Rose, Is
440c per ctl; Garnet Chiles, 50460c per ctl
Burbanks, 6OQ90c per ctl for Salinas and
2594Oc per ctl for Rivers; Sweet Potatoes.
$191 % per ctl in boxes.
ON1ONS-Quotable at 30Q35c per ctl for
Yellow; Pickle, SOC per ctl.
TABLES-Tonatoes, 10Q2Oc per
box for Rivers; do, Bay, 15q25c; Cucum-
bers, 2Oq25c per box for Bay; Pickles, ]
6l14c per 10 for No. and 40Q5Oc per ctl
for No. 2; Bay Squash, 20Q25c per box;
Egg Plant, 25Q4oc per large box; Green
Corn, I5cQS1 per crate for Alameda,
20450c per crate for Berkeley and 254oOc
per sack from other points; Green Peppers,
20Q30c per box; Lima Beans, 6OQ75c per
sack; String Beans, 3oQ75c per sack; Gar
FRESH FRUIT-Apples-Larg boxes.
S1q1 % for fancy and 4OQ65c for common
Bellhower. 50Q75c per box.
for Longworth and s5@s per chest for
large berries; Raspberries, $3Q4 per chest;
Blackberries. s2Q3 80 per chest; Huckle-
Figs-Black, double layers, 4OQ75c per
box; White. 3oQ50c per box for double lay
ers.
Grapes-sweetwater and Fontainbleau.
25935c per box; Black, 3OQ4Oc per box;
Muscat, 2544ec per box: ,Seedless. 40Q50c
per box Tokay. 5oc in boxes Grapes in
crates bring 10Q15c more than boxes; Zin-
Melons-Wa Watermeions, s$as per hun.
dred; CCantaloupes. 35Qe0c per crate; Nut
Peaches-35Q50c per box and 25Q40c in
baskets; bulk, S25g3O per ton for Clings.
Pears-Bartletts, 25s35c; in bulk, S15Q
Plums-In boxes and crates. 3Oaeoc.
Prunes-40G50c per box.
tguinceS-40no0c per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Mexican Lines. So sc
al per box; California Lspons. S1Q1 %
for common and 81 1872 per Dox for good
Oranges-VaIencia ssa3 80 per box
Mediterranean Sweets, 81 50q2 30 per box.
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananas. S192 pei
bunch; Pineapples, $244 per ooz; Persian
Dates. DuDb.oc ID
DRIED FRUITS-Following are the
prices furnished by the San Francisco
Carload ots-Apricots-Fancy Moor.
parks, 1Oc; choice do, 9q10c; fancy, 713Q
Sc; choice, 612q7c; standard, 6Q612c; prime
Ss Soxes. 'aa e@ioe ne NectarInesFapey. e pey.eo Sc q
chSies: 4c stand s5andefa sd S4e; prime. &c; Pear.
choice. 4c; standard. 31ac; prime 314c. APP
fa2 izes e? 7gbdried Wbifs aa$$e
Raisins-Carload lots. T. o. B. Fresno
In sacks or 50-fb boxes--Four-crown loose
&c; 3-crown loose, 3Ac; 2-crown loose, PIC
PIG; dried grapes, 2a4c In 20-fb boxes
Three-crown London layers, 81 10; clus-
ters, 81 80; Dehesa clusters, 81 70; I'm
R-Creamery-Fancy, 266261ac
special brands, higher; seconds. 23G25c
lower grades, 15Q17c. Pickled-15Q17c PEI
10. Firkin-15Q16c per 10.
CHEESE-Faney mild new, &c: fair to
good. 71aQ6I2c; Young America. 9Q10c;
Eastern. 12Ql3c per 10.
EGGS-l3u16c per dozen for store, with
sales of poor at less; 20G23c for ranch,
Eastern, 14q16c; Duck Eggs, 16Q17c pei
dozen.
PoULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblers. 1;
q15c; Hens, 12414c per 10; Young Tur.
keys, 14Q15c per ID; Roosters. $4Q4 80 fol
old and S4@5 for young; Broilers S2N2 81
for small, 81 50G3 for large; Fryers, 50 Il
as; Hens, S4n5; Ducks, S3G53 80 for old
S364 for young; Geese, $1G1 % per pair
Csoslings 81 25G1 30 per pair; Pigeons 81 81
Ssr dozen for old and 81 50Q1 10 for young
Meat Market.
Following are the rates for whole car
casses from slaughterers to dealers:
REEF-First quality, dI2Q5c: second
quality 4ll4Ac; third quality, 3l2c per 10
VEAI-4Q5c for large and 5q7c per n
MUTTON-w wethers. sc: Ewes. 4a4he
per 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 2a4c per fb for heavy
and &c for small.
Eastern Grain Markets.
New York, Sept, 10th
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 63asc; December
65Ac; May, 6sa4c.
wHEAT-Septembe 56lac: October
56slc; December 5s2sc; May, 6212c.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.