The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-07-26
COMMERCIAL.
SPOT WHEAT UNCHANGED, BUT
EASY.
Barley Market Quiet - Futures
Lower-Oats Continue Inac-
tive at Old Prices.
San Francisco. July 25th.

San Francisco, July 18th.
Spot Wheat is unchanged, though easy;
Chicago is lower and the local specula tive
market is lower in sympathy. Barley is
unchanged; market is quiet and rather
easy; futures opened lower. Oats continue
inactive and the old prices stand receipts
were light. The Corn market is firm and
scantily supplied; there were arrivals of
both California and Eastern to-day.
Considerable Hay in to-day. and the
market was easier; however, the same
dealers who give decidedly bearish opn-
ions of the market are sending through
the country Offering top prices quoted
below.
Berries were in small receipt to-day; no
LoLgworths arrived. Melons are lower;
Watermelons are coming in freely; they
are moving better, owing to favorable
weather, but at lower prices. Peaches
and Pears in bulk are hardly quotable
yet. but indications are that good
prices will prevail. Lines continue firm.
Over 1000 boxes of Lemons arrived to-
day, but prices are not affected.
Butter Is easy: receipts from the Hum M
Eggs are steady, with an advance ior
Eggs.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family
Extras, s4.65q4.75 per Dbl; Bakers Ex-
Notwithstanding Wheat is nominal
at 81. 23s4 1.25 per ctl; Milling Wheat, s1-3O
BAILEY s1.171aad.2o per ctl;
Brewing, nominal.
OATs-Poor to fair, $;2oa125 per ctl;
good to choice. $l271aa1 ga; fancy feed,
ing, N3Oq1.sS; Surprise. 81. s71a.
CORN-Eastern, in bulk-Large Yellow
s1:12l2q1. 10; White. l5@l 20; Mixed, Sl.O5
81 30fI1 35 per ctI.
RYE-S1. 20Q1 rs per ctl.
KWHEAT-Nominal.
MIDDLINGS-s19 50Q21. 90 per ton.
BRAN-s15.5 oQl6.50 per ton.
Rohd LIP B 4 aI5,,SS 5oa2s per ton:
HAY-(Ex-car or cargol: New Crop
Wheat, sl650q19 per ton; Wheat and Dat,
:lsg1s: o Ga s.oc s17a175o; Barley. sls5oal6;
sTRAW-7oas5c pei. bale.
HOPS-sQ12lac per 10.
BEAN y soy x f255a2 $ i5 gytter, O.
81. S.; Pea, 81. SOQi.sO; Small White
81 SOal 50; Large White. s1.ssQ1S5:- Black
eye, sslS932s; Red Kidney Rts s25oa2.15.
New Potatoes 50Q9Oc per ctl in boxes and
5o07Oc in sacks.
ONIONs-5oQ6oc per sack for Red and 60
vEGETABLEs-Green Peas, 2921zc
per ID; Green Peppers, 40q65c per box for
Chile. and slal25 for Bel; Garlic 2qsc
v vassaviile 75ca for Los s Angeles eeA a l0d
sl25Q1.5o box for river: Summer Squash,
Egg Plant, 75c@s1 per large box; Green
crate for Alameda and 65as5c for Berk-
eley crates; Green okra, 5oQ75c per box;
FRESH FRUITS-Apples-7 per
large box; Crab Apples. 4oG6Oc per box. :.
crate and S35G6O per ton In bulk.
Berries Strawberries, @ per chest
for LongMorth in baskets and $4G4.50 per
q45O per chest; Raspberries, sG07 per
crest.
single and double layer.
pes-Fontainbleau. 5ocasl per box
Melons-W 5000 per hun
dred for medium and SIS for large; Can
cording to size; Nutmegs siQ2 per tox.
Nectarines-Red, s1@1s5 per box; White.
'V P Pess PES per box and cocaa in
Pears-Bartlett. s1G125 per box.
Plums-S5q50c per box and 5Oa65c per
crate, INCLUDING Prunes.
box for Navels and 75cG$2 for Seedlings;
Mexican LINES, re-pack, 5.5066 per box;
California Lemons, .$lQ1.50 for common to
good N.50Q2 for choice and S2.50g3 for
fancy.
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananas. S1d2 per
bunch Pineapples, $1Q2.5O per dozen;
Smyrna Figs, 12@14c per 10; Persian
DRIED FRuITsINew Apr1cots, saslac
for Royal; old, 607c per 10 for Royal so
10c for Moorpark; Prunes, carloads. 1850 S.
a 45saSs s Tag soeses 2asc SOLOS,. "a
21bc: Black Figs, in sacks, 2@21hc; White,
4G5c: 1o-ln boxes, 10000; Peaches, 4@41ac;
4@41Sc for pitted and iGa.xc for unpittsd;