The record-union., 1892-02-18
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
So O565 / ; = Dbl; Bakers Extras, Sd COG >;
Supertne, SIS 2o@3 40. =,
WHEAT-Froln 81 g . to 81 6714 p ctl will
about represent the extremes for good to
choice shipping grades. Millers are not doing
much in the way of buying Those who have
any quantity on hand do not care to increase
their stocks, while parties who are compelled
TO buy only take barely enough to keep
things in motion: Parcels adapted for milling
uses are quotable at 81 7091 1874 p ctl,
though some holders ask more.
BARLEY-Movernent is very slow. Much
in the near future depends on the weather
We quote as follows: Feed, 971ac Tor dark
coast, SOL OH for good quality and 81 o2@
for choice; Brewing, 81 0714@1 5 2 ctl.
OATS-The situation inclineS in favor of
buyers Stocks are fairly liberal and hold
ers will shade trite sooner than miss busl
ness. Surprise, 81 5G@1 so: milling, 81 35
@1 40; good to choice, 81 3O@1 3712; on
g AIDES, 81 25G1 2614; Gray, 81 25@1 3215;
Black ST 80 p ell for Oregon and 81 5O@
/ 70 tor California for seed use.
CORN-1he arrival of 10000 ctls of Corn
to-day necessarily causes weaker feeling.
We quote: Large Yellow, 81 25@1 2614;
Small Yellow, 81 277a9l 80; White, 81 30
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s29@ 80 p
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s2l 500
% 90 2 ton.
Observation-Disclosures quote Feed at S2S to
$50 p ton fine kinds Tor the table, in large
and small packages, 314@334c p 70.
sEEDS-AIustard Brown, sSG3 %; Yellow,
g y; ;Y Hemp, 5000 = h; Rape, sSSa So So
Timothy, 5l49519c; Alfalfa, 6RG71ac q u;
Flax, 81 70 to 50 p ctl.
able at $40 o $27 q ton.
HAH-The demand is not brisk and prices
have weak tone all round. except for an arti-
$1o@12; Wheat, $l3@15 30; Wheat ana
Dat, sig 5o@15; Barley, S11@13; Wild Dat,
S12@14: Stock, s. 50@l0 z ton.
STRAW-lluotablea at 50@6Oc p bale.
MILLSTUFFS-W quote: Rye Flour, &c;
Rye Meal, $40; Graham Flour, BIC; Dat
meal, 41ac; Oat Greats, sc; Cracked Wheat,
HOPS Quotations are nominal at 10000
2 Ii. Stocks OF choice are light, while the de-
BRAN-Steadv trade all the lime We
quote: No. 1, S21@22; other quality, $3.50
RYE-ouotable at 65@1 70 p ctl.
Observation-Disclosures at 81 1892 121l
Pct
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s23@s24
POTATOES market is one-sided, being
wholly in favor of buyers, because of excessive
supplies We quote: Early Rose, 2o@3oc;
for Salinas: River Red, 20@30c; Oregon Is IT.
banks. 15c@S1; Sweet, S3@S3 30 p ctl.
ONIONS Market easy at 75c9S1 - for
good to choice and 50@60c 2 ctl for cut.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 75@
1 80; Blackeye, 81 3o@1 so; Niles, 81 25@
BEANS-Bayos. 81 so@2; Butter. 50 5o@
? 70; Pink, 81 S0@2; Ked. S2@2 %; Lima,
81 1902; Pea, So 5000 60; Small White
So 25Q2 so y ctl.
season arrived to day from Santa Clara
County, selling at 81 dozen. Spring vege-
tables OF all kinds come forward slowly. We
barb, lI@1 SC y 70; Asparagus, 1212(920c 2 10
for ordinary, and 25@30c for BOuldin Is
Land; Los Angeles Green Peppers, % 2
Los Angeles Summer Squash, &C p n; Los An
eeles Tomatoes, 81 1902 so p box; Green Peass
loo L. &c - 70: Iurnips, 50@75c p ctl; BeetS,
- = sack: Carrots, feed, 30@40c; Parsnips,
81 ) Il ell; Cabbage, Goo; Garlic, 2821ac 2 10;
CauliIower, o0@60c q doZ; Dry Peppers, ] SO;
Dry Okra, zoe p ID; Marrow-fat Squash, SEQ
RIPE FRUIT-There is fair inquiry for APP
pies, and stock that is desirable tinds prompt
So SO p bbl; Apples, 65c@SI 20 p box Tor
common TO fair and 81 5o@2 20 for good to
fancy; Cranberries, IS 50@9 = Dbl.
CITRUS FRUIrS-The market is yet bur-
dened with mucn poor quality OF Oranges for
which il is hard to find buyers. Better in
qufry is beginning TO develop for choice pro-
duct and values for such an article are steady
ing. We quote as follows: Mexican
Lines, S6@7 q box; California LINES, 75c0
81 q box; Lemons, Sicily, S696 so 2 box;
California Lemons, S1@2 so for common to
choice; Nacavine Oranges, 5oc@S1 p box:
Los Angeles Seedlings. 75c@S1 20; Los An
geles Navels, 81 % to 50 20 for common to
choice; Riverside Seedlings, Sl@1 70; River
side and Duarte Navels, 81 5o@4; Mexi-
can Oranges, 81 70 to 50 p case; Mandarin
Oranges, 75cGSl %; Bananas, 81 50G3 so p
bunch; Pineapples, So 2 dozen.
DRIED FE.UIr-Better demand prevails
for Peaches, While Prunes keep III steady re-
quest. Other descriptions are dull We
quote as follows: Apricots, bleached, do
SIC; do, sun-dried, 293c; Peaches, peeled
evaporated. 11@13c; Sun-dried 3@31sc
bleached, 3951ac; Apples, 51496c for evapor-
ated, 3tG312c for sliced and 2l3tG3c for quar-
tered; pitted Pums, 41Z@D5c: unpitted do u
6T2c; Grapes, 14@91 &c = Il; Prunes. 46o6I5c = h
German Prunes. IA sc; Pears. 20 SC for evap-
grated, 500 for sliced, and 2l%a4c for quar-
tered; Nectarines, 3G4c for RED and lose for
white; Figs, 41@@5c for pressed and 3@4c
for impressed.
RAISINS-Business continues of light pro-
portions. We quote: Layers, fancy, 81 70
81 35 = box: good to choice, S1al To- with
catels, 6oaS5e q box and 21zg31sc = n for
sacks.
HONEY Extracted keeps firm in price. as
offerings are small. supplies of Comb are IN
excess OF the demand, and prices for such
quality are easy. Extracted, 5I1@6c for
amber, and 61z@634c for bright. Comb is
quotable at 10013c "A 10.
BUTrER-There is good inquiry, while re-
ceiptS are not excessIye, and prices show fair
steadineSs al round. Fancy. 32L033c:
roll, 23@2Jc; hrkin, 21@23c; eastern, 5G
Ice for ladle packed and 22G25c 2 ID for
creamery.
CHEESE-Stocks are not large, but the de-
mand is not pressing, and the tone of the
market is not as firm as it was a short while
ago. Wequote: Choice to fancy new, 13@14c;
fair TO good, old, 9@12c; Eastern, ordinary to
tine, 11@13e; do, fancy creamery, @1411ac
& ID.
EGGS-The demand is fair, while supplies
are good, and prices are anything but firm. We
quote: California ranch, 23g24c: store lots.
2lMQ2c a dozen