The record-union., 1892-01-13
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 18th.
FLOUR-Nalues remain steady, under fairly
prices for Family Extras, So 1905 so p
6bl; Bakers. Extras, So 5000 40; SuPernne,
WHEAT-Business has been very quiet of
late, while values have tended against the
selling interest. Under existing eli cum
stances, the market for standard shipping is
not quotable over 81 70 q ctl, with 81 1910
/ tn for extra quality. Milling parcels are
quotaOle at 81 S21% to 81 IS, the latter an
extreme figure for choice.
BARLEY-There is no strength to the
market. Liberal offerings, together with a
good season outlook, are shaping matters in
favor of buyers. We quote: Feed 81 05 Tor
dark coast, 81 071a@1 OS3z for good quality,
and 81 10 for choice; Brewing, 81 15@
oAIs-Fair activity prevails, and the
market is expected to keep in moderate mo-
ton for some time, while there is general
opinion that prices VIII be sustained. We
quote t,e, Surprise, 81 5o@1 571a; milling dIl
40; on grades, 81 25@1 80; Gray ST 325
@1 371a; Black, 81 45@1 so . ctl ior Oregon
and 81 60@1 S71a for California.
CORN-5tocks are said 10 be of goodIy pro-
portions, but they are well concentrated and
concessions are not easily obtainable.
We quote Large Yellow, 81 3O@1 32L:
Small Yellow, 81 IS; White, 81 35@@1 ~
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at $40 SOC
CORNMEAL-AIillcrs quote Feed at s2S so
to S29 so p ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 314@334c p 10.
OILCAkE MEAL-Quotabie ut s25 p ton
from the mills.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s21@22 p
ton.
Offering at the moment and there does not
seem to be any active local demand for the
article. 1t is said that there is more or less
inquiry in the country. Mustard, Brown, $50
3 20; Yellow, So 256G3 so = ctl; Canary,S2 s.
as IL; Hemp, 3@3$4c; Rape, S2@2 SO; Tim
othy, 414c; Alfalfa, Ga 971ac 2 ID; Flax, 81 5
MIDDLINGS-Quo at S2O@2I p ton
HAG-Easy tone to prices. Trade Moderately
brisk. We quote as follows: Alfalfa, Sl1
@12; Wheat, S14@16; Wheat ana Oat, $3.50
Is so; Barley, S12al3 SO; wild Dat, $12@
Il; stock. S10@11 p ton.
STRAW-Quotab!ea at 50@65c p bale.
HOPS-Lignt stocks prevent any large
transactions. Market firm. Quotable at )
@20c = ID.
BRAN-we quote: No. 1, SIS 5o@1o; other
RYE-Prices have further tumbled, sales of
a good article being made to-day at 81 571a
BUCKwEEAT-Q uotabie at 81 1902 IS
. ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s25@2
POTAToES-we quote as follows: Early
Rose 30@4oc; Burbanks, 4o@55c for River
and 95c@151 IS for Salinas; River Red 3O@
doc; Sweet, 81 % to 3 p ctl.
ONIONS-For soc 2 sack for cut up to 75c
@S1 % p ctl for better grades will take in all
transactions.
DRIED GLAS-Ne quote: Green, 81 1Om
] so: Backeye, 81 50@1 %; Niles, 81 500
] 45 p ctl.
BEANS-Trade keeps quiet. Bayos, 81 so
az; Butter, So 1902 60; Pink 81 9O@2:
SO 5o@2 rs; Small White, So 25@2 45 =
MISUNDERSTANDING dec options are in
light offering. We quote jobbing lots as
follows: Asparagus, 1215@2Oc p ID: AIush-
rooms, 10@@5c p 10; Los Angeles Green Pep
perS, -@-c = 10; Los Angeles Summer S0uaSh
Los 4 En
e boX; Southern Green Peas, &c . ID:
Turnips, J0@75c 2 ctl: Beets, 81 , sack; Car
rots. feed, 35@4Uc; Parsnips, 81 % p ctl:
Cabbage, zoe; Garlic, 2@3c q 10; Caulifower,
&c doz; Dry Peppers, sc; Dry Okra,
12h@15c 3 u; Marrowtat Squash, Se@5 =
FRUIT-OrangeS are in bountiful supply
though sales areslow. Choice Apples con fnue
in demand. Poor quality is not wan ed
zoe = box for common to fair ana : al SO
for good TO fancy; Siskiyou Apples, SIGH rs
2 box; Lady Apples, 75c@S1 25 7box; Fears
5oe@Sl p . box; Mexican Lines, S5@5
= box; California Lines, 15c . bSx:
Lemons, Sicily, SG@7 = box: California Lem
ons, 81 25@3 80 for common TO choices; Eaca-
willie Oranges, 50c@Sl 2 box; los Angeles Seed
HngS. S1tG1 80; Los Angeles Navtls, 81 80
a. 80 q box for common to choice; River
side Seedlings, 81 25@2 q box: Riverside
and Duarte Navels, 50 0OGs3 so r box; Japan
csc Oranges, 81 5o@1 70 a box; Mexican
Oranges, 81 1902 2 case; Bananas, 81 500
90 y bunch; PlneapPles, SO = dozen; Gram
DRIED FRUIT-The first month OF the wear
IS generally a dull one for wholesale trading
III the Dried Fruit line, and the present sea-
son is no exception. Business is expected to
pick up. however, early in February Erices
have undergone no material change. Apricots,
bleached, 5@612c; do, sun-dried. 26p4c:
Peaches peeled, evaporated. 11@13c; sun
dried, 2@31&c; bleached, 5G1 > &c: Apples Ga
&c for eNaporated, 3G31sc for sliced and
252G3c for quartered; pitted Flums, 41%c to
sc; unpitted do, 2@3c; Grapes. 29E@ exc p b;
Pfunes, 4@7c q 10; German PruneS, 4Gg5c;
Fears, 20 &C Tor evaporated; 3J5c for sliced
and 212G3c Tor CHARTERED: NectarineS, 5 de for
red and 4tg5c Tor white; Figs, 1860 for
pressed and 3G313c for Impressed.
RAISINS-No movement worth noting
Prices are weak. We quote as follows:
Layers, fancy, 81 40 q i 90 box.
GOOD TO choice, 81 25@1 3 p = box; fair 81 a
i 20 2 box, with the usual advance for frac-
tionai boxes; Muscatels, 90cG Il 10 r box,
and 234@4c 2 d for sacks.
BUTIER-ReceiptS are increasing and an
easier tone prevails, with the prospect iavor-
able for a lowering of prices in the near
future. We quote as follows: Fancy,
271ae; store lots, 15@2oc p 10; picked roll
24@26c; firkin, 21@25c; Eastern, 15@2oe
Tor ladle-paeked, and 25Q2oc 2 ID Tor cream
cry.
CHEEsE-The situation still shapes in favor
OIL sellers, as stocks are yet limited. We
quote: Choice 10 fancy, new, 800
15e; fair to good. 9G12c; Eastern, ordinary
TO fine, 1o@I3c q b.
EGGS-Afarket weak. Sometimes selected
lot VIII sell III a jobbtng way at triliing adj
dealers will shade sooner than lose q
customer. CaIitorniaranch,3 Soc: store lots, 8 0
@3&12c; Eastern, 10000 for fresh and GAG
26c Tor cold storage.
GONE4-Exiracted is not in large supply
and prices ioE this quality are somewhat hrnl,