The record-union., 1898-07-30
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT MARKET WEAK AND
INACTIVE.
Barley Dull and Medium Grades
Lower-No Changes in Oats
Corn Easier.
San Francisco. July oath,

San Francisco, July 23th.
Wheat is weak and Inactive; spot is un-
changed though nominal at the quota
tions; futures at Chicago are lower and
the locah speculative market has declined
Barley is quite dull and medium grades
are lower. No changes in Oats; trade
does not improve; none arrived to-day.
Corn is easier and prices have a lower
tendency.
Bran and Middlings are lower; shipping
trade has been light during the past week
or so. Less Hay arrived to-day and the
market is steady at unchanged prices.
Not enough small Strawberries arriving
to be worth quoting; large are higher
White Grapes are not much wanted Some
extra large Watermelons arriving that
bring more than our top prices; sales are
not as brisk as they were Lemons are
firm strictly fancy are scarce. The
Orange market has gone to pieces and for
the poor stuff coming in the buyer names
the price.
Dealers report steadier market for
Butter: prices are unchanged Ranch
Eggs are firmer; store are dull
Produce Quotations
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family
Extras. s4.65g4.75 per bbl; Bakers Ex-
WHEAT Shipping Wheat is nominal
at s1:211a1. .23A per ctl; Milling Wheat.
s1So@l: 40 s,p per r,std etli 81 ,zo, % nou o.,
Brewing. nominal.
OATs-Poor to fair, s1.1714@1. 221a per ctl;
good to CHOICE o,, q ;S 25@1 al 30; fancy, fee feed
I271a; Surprise, s1321a@L35.
CORN-Eastern, in sacks-Large Vel
i9w sl1Sg sg ls White eso 1saa9 Mixed
RYE%s1 .2oal. .221s
BUCKW KWHEAI-Nom1nal II
MIDDLINGS- -s1S020 per ton.
BRAN-S15 50If16 per ton.
RoLLED BARILeEYs;acs255oa2s per ton
CLIPPED oATsG;Ss1@2 ars;oSa per ton more
HAY !ex-caro or cargolaNew Crop
Wheat, slegls.5o .gr,el per ton; n Wheat and oat
sl3g' sl5o for So fsand & and s5oassS oas for SII Up
sTiRAW-7Ods5c per bale
HGRsseasssS HRRNs@hsy DsS "a 90; Butter o:
s25sa2ss; Pea. 81; sS9i 90, !, s s@aIi i White
szs a Is ks5sf RsS %hss kidaaS sSg sssSas 81 Bsok
OTATOES-Burbanks, old, nominal; ;
New Potatoes. 75c@$1. 10 per ctl In boxes
ONIONS A50a6Oc per sack for Red and
7OdSOc per ctl for yellow.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Peas, 2lac per ID;
pden end rsppeBs for Ben Garlic @ sasc l0p per rns le
Cucumbers. 15Qsoc per box for Bay; To-
matoes 100000 per small box and .75cQs1
Bay; String Beans, s@4c 10: Egg Plant,
5Oas5c per large box: Green Corn, 75c@a
and 65GS5c for Berkeley crates; Green
Okra, 5o@75c per box; Lima Beans, SQ4c
per ID.
FRESH FRUITS-Apples-Fa SIG
LIS per large box and common to good.
4oaa5e; Crap Appiesii sIi0ss Sse4Gc ns per box;
crate and s4oQ60 per ton in bulk.
for Longworth in baskets and s4a5 per
chest for large berries; Blackberries $3.50
64 per chest; Raspberries, $5Q7 per chest;
Huckleberries, SG10c per 10.
Currants-s3G3.50 so per chest.
Figs-Black. 75c@S1.50 per box, including
single and double layer.
e Grapes--White, $4,000 per box and
crate; Black, 75c per crate.
Watermelons. 5000 per hun
dred for medium, s15920 for large; Can
taloupes, $2G4.5o per box and crate ac-
ccrding to size; Nutmegs, $1@2 per box,
according to size of box
Nectarines--Red, S5cQN per box; White.
50G60c per box.
Peaches4OQs5c per box and 5oG75c in
basketA