The record-union., 1896-07-25
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT STEADY AND PRICES A
SHADE BETTER.
BARLEY Quiet and Prices Weak-OatS
Easy and Trading Not
Very Active.
San Francisco. July oath.


Prices are a shade better for Wheat and
quite steady; a gilt-edged lot of Shipping
would probably bring 9S4c. Barley is
quiet and prices are weak; an extra choice
lot OF Bright Feed might bring zoe. No
changes of Importance in Oats; prices are
easy and trading is not very active. Corn
Is unchanged in price and there is not
much doing; to-day's receipts were liberal.
The Onion market is very sick; Yellows
are lower. Red Onions are unstable and
are not worth quoting. River Tomatoes
are firmer, but Vacaville are weak. Gu
cumbers from Marysville and vicinity are
very poor, and any price is taken; they
are not worth quoting; Bay Cucumbers
are lower. Corn is quite steady; some
from Alameda in sacks goes as high as 81.
Green Peppers and Summer Squash move
very slowly.
Apples are not as firm as yesterday; only
q few Fancy bring the top price. Berries
are still weak, and will probably continue
so while there is other fruit in profuSion;
some Longworths sold as low as 81 80 per
chest. Currants are about done for; re-
celptS are very light. Good quaIlty grapes
would bring more than our quotations, but
those here are not very attractive. Peaches
are dull though not lower; receipts are
quite liberal. WatermelonS are lower; the
shipment of so many green ones has made
the consumer timid about using the fruit,
and they move slowly; there We're quite
a lot from Fresno condemned yesterday.
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
traS S3 60Q3 20; Bakers Extras, So 400
90; Supertine, 81 S5Q3 per bbl.
WHEAT-Shipping Wheat is quoted at
93AQ95c per ctl for No. and 96Aq9112c
aor choice; milling Wheat, S1Q1 10 per etl
BARLEY-Feed, fair to good, 6o461 12c;
choice, 6Sa4c; New Brewing, 75QS0c.
OATS-Milling. S5Q9Oc per ctl; Sur
prise. e5cqsl o212; Fancy Feed, sog9213c; re.
GORN-Large Yellow. 9oQ95c: Small
95SE g5s White nse q a1gS2Hd 46s Sd new is
nominal at 621aQ65c.
BuCKWHEAT-s -s5a9oc per ctl.
MIDDLINGS-S 5OQ1s per ton.
BRAN-$12 50Q16 per ton.
GROUND BARLEY-S15Q15 so per ton.
HAY-New Crop: Wheat, $IG10; Wheat
and Oat, So 50Q9; Oat, $6Qo; Barley, S4 90
as for river and $6GS for the best; Alfalfa,
$5 50Q6 90; first cutting. S4 5oQo; Glover.
S647 80; Stock, 81 50Q5.
STRAW-3oQ50c per bale.
HOPS-2q4c per 10 for old.
BEANS-Bayos, s5@95c; Butter. :: Esq
I 50; Pink, 75GyS5c; Red, 81 1OQ1 %; Lima,
81 25Q2 50; Pea, 81 3oQ1 40; small White,
81 1901 rs; Large White 90cQ$1 %; Black
eye. nominal; Red Kidney, nominal.
POTATOES-In Sacks-Early Rose, 25Q
35c per ctl; Garnet Chiles, 50Qe5c per ctl;
Burbanks, 60QS5c per ctl for Salinas and
ON1ONS-Quotable at 30Q35c per ctl for
\ ellow; Reds are not worth quoting.
TABLES-Tomatoes $1Q1 % per
box for Rivers and 25q30c for Vacaville;
Garlic, 2Q212c per 10; Asparagus, 81 ESQ
30 per box; Cucumbers, soc per box for
Alameda; Bay Squash, 15Q25c per box;
Egg Plant, Bog soc per small box and 15c
@s1 per large box; Green Corn, 81 5oQ1 70
per crate for Alameda, 75490c per crate
Tor Berkeley and 35Q75c per sack from
other points; Green Peppers, 50cQ$1 per
how md
Okrar e0490c per box.
FRESH FRUIT-Apples, large boxes, ,75c
QS1 % for fancy and 3545oc for common;
Crab Apples, 25Q50c per box. Apricots-
25q5oc for small boxes; in bulk, s20Q
:52 30 per ton, with sales as low as SIS.
BERRIES-Strawberri S2Q3 per chest
for Longworth and 81 SOAP 80 per chest
for large berries; Raspberries, 81 50Q3 so
per chest; Blackberries, S2Q2 80 per chest.
Cantaloupes-From S4Q5 per crate and
81 5oa2 per small box. Currants-Quota-
bleau, 50Q65c per crate, and 35q5Oc in
boxes; Black from Yuma, 50460c per
crate; Thompson's Seedless, from Arizona,
75eGS1 per crate; Nectarines-White, 70
0D40c per box, and Red, 50G65c. Peaches
Quotable at 20440c per box and 20Q soc in
baskets. Pears-Boxes, 30g40c; Bartletts,
40n60c Plums-In boxes, 30lI soc; in crates,
50Q75c; japanese PluIns, 5oQ75c per box.
Waterne rnelons-From SSQ15 per hundred.
CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican Lines, Ssq9
per box; California Lemons, S2Q2 30 for
choice, and S4Q4 80 for fancy.
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananas. S1Q2 pei
bunch; Pineapples, 81 50Q5 per dozen;
DRIED FRUfTs-Following are ths
Pruif PTlSss Exohange. Esa The figures represent
carload lots: New dried Apricots in sweat
box quoted at 5A46c. FOB. Coast,
649612c. ApricotsaFancy Moorpark
So; standard TIC; prime, 01a47c. Apples
Evaporated, 444Ac; sundried, &c. Peaches
Fancy, &c; choice, 4c; standard, 31ac;
Fancy. halves. 7c; quarters, e1Ac; choice.
&c; standard, 4c; prime, 31c- Plums-
Pitted, She: unpitted, 112g2c. Prunes-
Four sizes. 343t4c. Nectarines-F'ancy.
Figs-White, choice, 4c; Black. 21sc. Rails
ins-In carload lots. FOB. Fresno in
sacks or 50-fb boxes: 4-crown loose. &C:
g-crown, &c; 2-crown. 213c; seedless Sui
grapes C; 3-crown London Layers, roe
Der box in 20-rb boxes; Clusters, 81 20;
Dehesa clusters. 81; Imperial clusters,
81 80; 4-crown loose. s.; 4-crown loose
faced, s. per box.
BUTTER = Creamery-Fancy, 1sQ19c;
special brands, higher; seconds, 1612Q171ac.
Dairy-Fancy, 151241612c; good to choice
14d15c; lower grades, 12Q13c.
CHEESE-We quote: Fancy mild new,
SJSIbc: fair to good, 6I71ac; Young Amer
EGGSQuotable at 13q141ac per dozen
for store, with sales of poor at less; 154
19e for ranch.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblers. 13
l9c per ID; Roosters, S444 80 for old and
81 JOG5 30 for young; Broilers, 81 1912 30
for small. S3G3 % for large; Fryers, 50 80
"a 30: Ducks 81 50lI3 % for old, S3GI4 30
Tor young; Geese, S1G1 80 per pair; Pigeons
81 25Q1 80 per dozen for old and 81 Z5Gg
FO dozen for VOuEg.