The record-union., 1897-05-29
COMMERCIAL.
LITTLE DOING IN WHEAT, EITHER
SPOT OR FUTURES.
Barley Unchanged, With Quiet rlar-
ket-Trading in Oats Limited
Corn Firm.
San Francisco. May 2Stt

San Francisco, May 2Sth.
Very little doing in Wheat, either spot
or futures: speculative values are lower.
following a decline at Chicago. Barley
is unchanged market quiet Most OF the
Small Yellow Corn is in very few hands
and prices are upheld; among today's re-
ceipts We're $50 centals of Eastern. Trading
in Oats is limited and prices are un-
changed Good Rye brings the outside
price readily.
The first box of Royal Apricots were re-
ceived to-day from Vacaville. They are of
good size but We're not sold, being a trif1e
green Cherry Plums have been received
from Vacaville; they bring 35G60c per
drawer Receipts of Strawberries were $40
chests, and of Cherries 6.665 boxes, of APP
ricots 800 boxes. Strawberries are firmer
and Cherries are weaker Black Rasp-
berries bring soc per drawer.
The only change to report in Dairy Pro-
duce is in Eggs which are lower Butter
is steady Cheese rules firm, with sales at
an advance on our top prices
produce Quotations..
FLoUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
tras. S4 75Gi4 So; Bakers Extras, S4 5OQ4 IS;
Superfine, s4 1904 80 per bbl.
i I Wheat s ner is qq9table foI td
cal use, 81 25@1 80; Milling Wheat, 81 $50
! BfARLEY-Feed, 5og7214c per etl; Choice,
73a. Gl75c Brewing, S5M9oc per ctl
- 'dATS-Puget Sound, 81 1901 25 per ctl,
s6me fancy white, higher; inferior grades
s5cqRp We iarge pI Yellow, s1a1 oss4; Small
yellow 81 1O01 15 White, 95cG$1 per ctl
RYf,-S0@S21ac per ctl:
RICK KWHEAT-Nominal
asIDDJ JNGS-$1S 5oM20 80 per ton
naRRAN-sl5G15 so for best California.
DD6nII'ED BARIEY-S16 50G17 per ton.
c1IIPPED OATS s1a2 per ton more
than the IhSe qep Wheat as ca t9 ca@ga1y ga wheat
III 0.t s1GlO; Oat, seas SO: Barley, $5QI6
for for river and ssas 50 for So the best: Alfalfa
s5as Glover ssMs' Sa p S.ocN New sage; ron Com nt
pressseSd pres sS per M i'na ton Alfalfa, S per ton.
s0sTT STRAW -s5G5oc per bale.
HoPsCrop Of 1896 3 sos,, smlSo e. per e ln >,
q a. 5oSil M s5; Pea. 81 1oM1 30: Small White,
s. 0sai SS 2e Large White, slal l.; Blackeye,
81 4ou1 60; Red hiahey' % .0~z'
pOTAToES-In sacks-River Burbanks,
5o1, 10 per sack: River Reds, 60a70c per
ctl: Oregon Burbanks, 65ensl per ctl; Pet
aiima and Tomales. Burbanks, 6oa75c per
fsl f,lI,y Nf% Rose rH1 in is-s, saiA per ID. >e"
-0NIONS-New-. ioM50c per sack
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s5asoc per
box Dried fppssrs ~ Carrie &C. R@ 81 prrd paf m oksa aa
naragus. 50m75c per box for common and
4 a. a5Sl1 Is for choice to fancy: Green Peas.
75emsl per sack ipr sar,uen, ,oo.HI SHlIIIng Beans,
Snmn3mer squash. $1d1 % per box; Mexi-
cam Tomatoes. 81 25@2 50 per box.
FRESH FRUITS-Apricots-5 per
JRerries-Strawber per chest in
ba sxets and s5 5oG6 loose for Longworth
Coo Gnoseberries. 1@21ac per 10: Blackberries
81 50 per crate: Raspberries, 35G5oc per
drawer: Newcastle, 90cMs1 per crate.
Cherries-2Oa4oc per box for White and
aeSI5oc for Black: Royal Anne, 60M65c per
drawer. In bulk. 2laa4c, per 10 for White
andsG4c per ib for Black
Cnrra ants-406I60c per drawer and crate.
CITRUS FRUIT-Oranges S2G2 80 per
box for ordinary Navels and s3G5 per box
for choice; Seedlings, q 25d2 80 per box;
Mediterranean Sweets, S2I3 per box; Mex
lean Lines. q per box; California
Lemons. 75c@$1 so for common to choice
and $2G2 25 for fancy; Grape Fruit. $4M
4 50 per box.
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananas, $1@2 per
bunch; Pineapples. o per dozen;