The record-union., 1898-08-11
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT CONTINUES DULL AND
UNCHANGED.
Spot Barley Firmer, Though Fu-
lures Opened Lower-Oats
Are Still Dull.
San Francisco, August 10th.

San Francisco, August 10th.
Wheat continues dull and unchanged
for spot; Chicago opened higher. but later
fell back below the opening figure; locally
futures were lower. Spot Barley is firm
er, though futures opened lower. Oats are
still dull. and prices show no improve
ment, notwithstanding light stock and
small receipts; the general run of Oats is
l20Q12l1a per Genital Nothing new in
Corn; none arrived to-day; receipts of late
have been small, but there has been no
inquiry
The Hay market was not active, buyers
having waiting spell: at the auction
there was very little sold; outside Hay is
weaker for cheat; about 100 tons came
from oregon. New Straw was received
to-day and sold at 40c per bale
The fruit market is overloaded. Gamers
are not buying, as they are stocked up,
and the trade takes but little. Peaches
and Pears are particularly weak. Isabella
Grapes are down to 5OQ60c per basket.
The Lemon market is pretty well cleaned
higher prices. A steamer is at hand with
800 cases of Mexican Lines but they are
not yet on the market. Longworth Straw
berries sold at $9Q10 per chest.
The Butter market seems to have been
forced up too high and the tone is not as
hrm as II was; some dealers are shading;
Eggs are unchanged; fancy ranch are
scarce and firm. but there are a lot of
poor store Eggs here that go for less than
quoted prices.
Produce ouotataons.
FLoUR,Family Extras. s.4og45o per
WHEAT-Shipping Wheat, 81 I1sa.GL L214
per ctl; Milling Wheat slsO@l4O per ctl.
RraMing BAKmETmpseai nominai a1ss4al.2o per ctl;
oATs1Poor to fair. 81 171aGl. .22,1a per ctl;
coed to ehoee ,o, = 25@l g. 80 fancy feed
III; III Surprise. a'sstsais5. a5aI ' sl'--'a~
C0RN-Eastern. in sacks-Large Yellow.
8. .07l2Q1. 10; White, l.10d1 12ha: Mixed, 81.
Ql.07l9 Small Yellow. Californian, $1.25Q
RYE-sl. 2oq1 % per ctl.
BUCKW WHEAI-Nominal. ii
MIDDLINGS-S1SQ2O per ton.
ROLLED BARLEY -s25Q26 per ton.
CLIPPED OATS-s1a2 per ton more
HAY-lEx-car or cargo): New crop
Wheat, slfqI75o per ton, with no fancy
coming in; Wheat vla and oat, sl4g1s 50; oat;;
Timothy. si2a1s5o: Stock, a5 silai2 VI '09iS'
STRAWoC0uotable n1sa tai at a. Jeg7oc per bale.
BEANssBasos. a7s&ssS: s. s5e Pin PINK 70. $500
40; Red, nominal; Lima. s2soQ3:- Pea,
VIII s%s Biseneye Meiss 'sgsS Lasss Rss
Kidney, S. 50a2 Is
POTATOES Potatoes. 5ocQa per
etl in boxes and 45aS5c in sacks: Sweet
ONIONS-40d50c per sack for Red and
50a65c per ctl for Yellow; Pickle Onions,
S5cM$1 per ctl.
VEGETABLES-Green Peas, 2I5d3c per
Chile and 6OQ70c for Bell; Garlic. 2G3c per
ID; Cucumbers, 2Oa90c per box:s Pickles,
112c per 10 for No. and 40G5Oc per box
for No. 2; Tomatoes, sl@1.25 perSlarge box:
Summer Squash, 25G35c for Bay String
Beans. 2asc per 10; Egg Plant, sssa4oc per
large box; Green Corn. 4oq75c. per sack
and $1@L@ per crate. for Alameda and 606t
75c for Berkeley crates: Green Dkra. 4OlI
6oc per box: Lima Beans; 8Q4c-per fb
FRESH FRUITS-Apples-Fhn 81 per
Crab Apples, 35G5oc per box
Apricots-Royal, 60G75c per box and
crate and A0Q60 per ton in bulk.
Observation-Disclosures. @ per chest
for Longworth In baskets and $5G6 per
chest for large berries; Blackberries. 81 50
$3.50 per chest; Raspberries. A.50G6 per