The record-union., 1898-10-05
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT rs LOWER AND THE
MARKET WEAK.
Both Spot and Futures Higher In
Barley-Oats Quite Active
and Corn DUH.

San Francisco, October 4th.
Wheat is lower and the market weak.
Trading in spot is limited and receipts
| light. Both spot and futures in barley
are higher, limited business in brewing.
Oats have been quite active, with liberal
| receipts and the market in good shape.
Corn rules dull, with an ample supply and
prices unchanged. -
The hay market is very firm, with a
good demand for choice hay, which is
! ia limited demand. Wheat hay sold
| higher; receipts are running light. Straw
| is firm and higher for choice. There Is
| a decline in bran and middhngs are
| steady.
| New crop are weak, with light local trad
| ing, but a good demand for shipping.
| Dried peas are not settled in price
The potato market Is we'll stocked ana
| is weak with a declining tendency In
prices. Onions are weak and lower. Corn
rags. Lima and string beans sell slowly
| at low prices.
Table grapes are moving off better, but
at no higher prices, except for shipping
stock. Wine grapes are lower Canta-
| loupes and nutmegs are still lower. No
| material changes IN dried fruits and the
| market steady, but not active.
in BHter faTor has of the heed sear che e s is nn y
| held. Eggs still move slowly, except
| Eastern, which are most in favor.
especially enaiS - good iS Stock. Game is Scarce
| and brings good prices.
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family
Extras, 81. .15q4.25 per barrel; Bakers Ex-
EAT-shipping, s115 per ctl for IN No; 3
BARLEY.Feed. o s1,2e91, 9Szl1a9 2sA per ctl;
BgGeyTfg GITFaT e fslr 81 nsmins 81 517 per ctl;
| good to choice, ST. 20d1 %; fancy feed,
$1271A per ctl; Gray. sl15gL2o: Milling.
81 29452S surprisse IsrgaSSY yellow 81 O7h
al Iti1 i2h: White. s. 110ai. 1sfa; Mixed, $1.05a
| 1,071a; Small yellow, California, m $1,000
l333a RYEp per saai s as5s Mhi5e per etl aG 'iaa4
| BUCK WHEAT-N ominal.
| -$17Q20 per ton
| BRAN-S13. .50Q14.50.
ROLLED BARLEY-$25.5 5oQ26 per ton.
Wheat, sl5@19. so per ton; Wheat and Oat,
1850; Upland do, nominal; Alfalfa, SIG
1850: Stock, s100115o.
| STRAW-50Q70c. per bale: -
s., y ssop nsw ~ sSaa; sS gattsF
| Blackeye, $3.25Q3.5o; Red Kidney, $2.250
per a < ctl; River Burbanks, 4oq55c; Oregon
| do, 70c0$1; Salinas Burbanks, 75c@sl. 10
per ctl; Sweet Potatoes, 14119c per 10.
| ONIONS-45055c per ctl for Yellow
| Pickle Onions, 60@75c per ctl.
| VEGETABLES-Green Peas, 2Q3c per
| ID; Green Peppers, S5q6Oc per box; Gar
| lie, 2Q3c per ID: Cucumbers, 35Q50c per
box; Pickles 81 BG1 IS Rsr etl Ct for, for No
4O@6oc per box; Summer Squash. 4oQ5Oc
| Plant S5d60c per box; Green Corn, 81
per crate for Alameda Green Okra, $50
| b0c per box; Lima Beans, &c per ID.
| FRESH FRUITS-AppleS-Fa S1@
| LIS per box and common to choice, 400
Berries-Strawberries s7q9 per chest
| for Longworth in baskets and s2Q3.50 per
| chest for large berries; Rlackberries,
| 81. 5Ot045 so per chest: Raspberries, s6d7 per
chest; Huckleberries, 7qsc per fb; Gran
| berries, $500 per barrel for Eastern.
Figs-BIack, 40065c per box for double
| LAYERS and 25630c for drawers.
Ora rapes-Black 30050c; Muscat, S0650c;
Tokay, 4o660c; Isabella, 50975c; Wine
| Grapes. s14I16 per ton for Zinfandel and
Melons-Watea-melons $1,000 per hun
dred: Cantaloupes. 6ocQ$1 per crate; Nut
megs, 35Q65c per box.
Peaches-35075c per box.
Pears-Bartlett. $1GsE40 per box: other
varieties, 40Gl75c. @
| Plurns-25G5oc per box, .prunes, 60Q75c.
| Quinces-50l175c per box.
| CITRUS FRUIT-Oranges, valencias,
s1@1.5O per box; Mediterranean Sweets,
| 656S5c; st. Michael, 75c@M; Mexican
/ Lines, re-pack, s606. so per box; California
| Lemons $2@3 for common to good, $3.50
| "a for choice and $4.5oQ5 for fancy.