The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1891-12-31
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. December got

FLOUR-Net cash prices Tor Family Extras,
So 40@5 so p Dbl; Bakers Extra, So 3O9
!; 40; Superfine, 50 1908 IS.
WHEAT-The market is both tame and
weak. Nobody is purchasing to any extent,
and prices are somewhat nominal at a range
OF 81 771a@1 so 2 ctl for good TO choice
BARLEY the cessation OF rain, the
Barley market has regained some of its lost
strength. Business shows no improvement,
but higher prices are asked for choice arti-
Gle, and no disposition is shown to make
concessions, Feed, 81 05 for dark coast,
81 o7L@1 10 for good quality and 81 1l4
for choice; Brewing, 81 1901 221a 2 ctl.
OATS-Prices have rather steady tone,
though the volume OF trade is small. We
quote as follows: Surprise, 81 5o@1 55;
lnilling, 81 3715@1 Az; good to choice, 81 So
al as; of grades, 81 3o@I 321a; Gray,
81 1901 40; Black, 1901 % q GU for Or
egon and 81 COOL 80 for California.
small Yellow; 81 321l@1 50; White, 81 32ia
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s29 SOC
CORNMEAL-Millersq quote Feed at S28 SO
@29 80 p ton; fine kinds for the table. in large
and small packages, 314@3%c = b.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotabe ut $25 q ton
from the mills.
CHOPPED FEED Quotable at s21@22 p
sEEDS-we quote: Mustard, Brown. So 20
@3 20; Yellow, So p ctl; Canary, 1$4@2c;
Hemp, 5@51ac; Rape, So 25@2 80; Timothy,
6glIc; Alfalfa, 61a917ac ? ID; Flax, 81 SOC
MID,DLINGS = Fairly active movement
Qqotable at $2o921 2 ton:
HAY-Good demand. We quote: Alfalfa,
$11@12; Wheat, S13@16: Wheat and Dat,
S13@I5 so; Barley, S12@13 so; wild Dat,
$12@14; Stock, S1G@11 ? ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 5OG65c p bale
HOPS-Quotablea at 14@19c p ID.
BRAN-We quote: No. l, 81 50@1S 90;
other quality, SIC 5o@13 . ton:
RTE-Erom 81 YOGI so p ctl is the cur
rent range to QualiLV.
BUCKWHEAT-Qu otable at So 1902 Is
? ctl.
POTATOES- Liberal stocks give buyers the
advantage. We quote: Early Rose. SOC
4Oc; Burbanks, 35@5Oc for River and $500
81 10 for Salinas; River Red, 30@ loc; sweet,
81 5000 so 2 ctl.
oNI0NS-Quotable at 75c@s1 10 per ctl
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 90
to 81 10; Blackeye, 81 5o@1 65; Niles, 81 80
BEANS-We quote prices: Bayos 81 so
RED, 81 So@2; Lima, 81 1902 IS; Pea,
So 4o92 so; Small White, So 25@2 40 p Gil.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. box of Sacra-
mento River Asparagus was offering to-day
at 40c p 10, but it was unsold at late hour.
Mushrooms are little more plentiful. String
Beans are in light receipt. We quote
prices as follows: Mushrooms, 1O@l5 sc p ID;
Los Angeles Green Peppers, 4@5c y ID; Los
Angeles String Beans, 10@l &C p ID; Southern
STe6n fedS. 4@yDC q I'D, QUO &C
ctl; Beets, 81 . sack; Carrots, feed, 35@4oc;
Parsnips, 81 20 p ctl; Cabbage. coo; Garlic,
3@319c 2 b; Caulifiower, 75c . dozen; Dry
Peppers, i &c to sc; Dry Okra, 121a61 &c p ~:
Marrowfat Squash, S5(9S per ton.
FRUIT-Apples and Oranges receive more
attention from buyers than anything else.
ing to attract quick custom. We quote prices
as follows: PerSimmonS, 25@75c p box;
Grapes. 35@75c per box; Apples 50@90c p
box for common to fair and S1@1 90 for
n ahnipa. SfSl<iVnn AnnlaS S1m1 -
box; Lady Apples, 75cG1 % 2 box; Pears, soc
@S1 % per box; Mexican Lines, So 50@6 2
box; California Lines, 15caS1 p box; Lemons,
Sicily, $500 per box; California Lemons,
81 50@3 so for common TO choice; Winter
Oranges, 5oc@S1. 2 box; Los Angeles
Seedlings, 81 25S91 90; Los t ANGLE, iNayes,
Seedlings, 81 50@2 SO: Riverside and Duarte
Navels, S2@4; japanese Oranges, 81 90
al rs p box; Mexican Oranges, 81 1902 z
case; Bananas. 81 5o@3 so = bunch; Pine
apples, SO q dozen; Cranberries, S9@11 so
DRIED FBUIT-We quote prices: Apricots
Peaches peeled, evaporated, 11@13c; sun
dried, 2@31ac; bleaehed, 3@51ac; Apples, Ga
&c TOR eyaporated, SO for sliced, and "a
pitted do, 293c; Grapes, 22s@2s4c q ID:
Prunes, 4@7c p II; German Prunes, 95c
Pears, rose for evaporated, 305c for sliced
Tor red, and 4G95c for white; Figs, 4@415c tor
pressed and 3@31ac for impressed.
hAlSlNS-We quote prices. Layers, fancy
81 4o@1 so 2 box; good TO choice, 81 25@
j 371S; fair, S1@1 90. with the usual ad
vance for fractional boxes; Muscatels, 9oc@
81 10 p box, and 3@4c 8 ID for sacks.
HONEY-We quote: Extracted, 514@5MC
for amber, and 614@615c for bright. Comb is
quotable at 1901 Be- n.
BUTTER-Steady market. We quote prices
Fancy 35Q36c; choice, 3o@33c; fail
to good, 25@2715c; store lots, 10000 p ID
picked roll, 24@26c; frkln, 21@23c: East
ern, 15@2oe for ladle packed, and 2592Sc Z
II for creamery.
CHEESE Moderately firm in price We
quote prices as follows: Choice TO fancy new
1901 SCI fair to good, 9@12c; Eastern, ordi
nary to fine, -10@13c p ID.
EGGS-Domestic product shows easier feel
ing. The Eastern article Is flrm, not being II
large supply. We quote: California ranch
4o@4215c; store lots, 35@4oc; Eastern, 81
@3215c Ior fresh and 25@2719c for cold stor
POULTRY-Fair offerings or dressed Tur
KEYS. Market favorable 10 buyers. We quote
prices as follows: Live Turkeys-Gobblers
16@l7c: Hens, 16@17c; dressed Turkeys
1s@2oc p ID; BOOSTERS, So 5o@6 for old anC
So SOFAS SO for young; Broilers, S4@5 80
Hens, S5 5000 so; Ducks, S6@s; Geese
81 1909 20 p pair.
GAME Receipts were TOO small this morn
ing to affect prices We quote prices: Quail
$I@1 25; Mallard, S3@3 so; Canvasbaek
%; Sprig. 81 50@2; Widgeon, Sic
25: Teal. 81 IS; small Ducks. 75e@S1
Gray Geese, So 50@3; White Geese. 81 q
al so; Brant, 81 25@d so; Ho l1leI;s 80 So@
81 1902 p doz; ROBINS, 5C.965c; Hare, 81
@1 25; Rabbits, 81 25@1 so.
PROVISIONS--We quote as follows: East
ern Hams. 1876; California RefTlgerator
cured Hams, -1l@11Hc; Eastern BreaKias
medium, l0@lOs4c; do, light. 11}991 &c; do
extra light. 31aGl1c: do, clear SIDES, l1@