The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-01-07
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

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FLOUR-PriceS are well maintained. Net
cash prices for Family Extras So 4Od5 so q
bbl; Bakers Extras, SIS 3o@5 40; Superine,
So 1908 90.
WHEAT-There is very little of interest to
note in the Wheat market. Shippers are not
making any large purchases, and the situa-
ton, therefore, has not much active character
about II. At the same time there is rather
firm holding, and the absence OF any pressure
10 sell helps to sustain values. Quotable at
81 7712@l so 2 ctl for good to choice ship
ping.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at s29 5o@
CORNMEAL-AIillers quote Feed at S2s so
to $50 so y ton; fine kinds for the table, i'll
large and small packages, 314@354 p ID.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at S25 p ton
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s21@22 p
ION.
SEEDS-Not much is doing in any descrip-
ton: Values, however, are steady. We quote
as follows: Mustard, Brown, So 1908 %;
Yellow. S3@3 % . ctl; Canary, 2@215c;
Hemp, 1(943zc; Rape, So 25@2 so; Timothy.
6@7c; Alfalfa, 61a071ac . h; Flax, 81 IS to
81 S5 p ell.
MIDDLINGS-Good movement. Quotable
at $20@21 p ton.
as rule. We quote as follows: Alfalfa, S11
@12; Wheat, S13@l 6; Wheat and Dat, $3.50
10 80; Barley, S12913 so; wild Oat, $12@
sTRAWEQuotable at 5o@65c p bale.
HOPS-Stocks are light and prospects are
favorable to holders. Quotable at 14@19c p n.
other quality, SO 50@17 p ton.
RYE-No buyers. Offerings are neglected
Qnotable at 81 65@1 70 p ctl.
Observation-Disclosures at 81 1902 Is
p ctl
GROUND BARLEY-QuotabIe at s24 SOC
POTATOES-River Burbanks are doing
better. No other changes. We quote Early
Rose 3o@40c; Burbanks, 100000 for River
and 90c@S1 10 for Salinas; River Red, 3O@
4Oc; Sweet, 81 5000 so q ctl.
ONIONS-In good supply. Quotable at SOC
@S1 10 p ell.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 rs:
Blackeye, 81 5091 65; Niles, 81 1901 As p
ctl.
BEANs-We quote as follows: Bayos, 81 so
@2: Butter, So $500 60, Pink, 81 5000;
81 4o@2 30; Small White, So 25@2 as i
DRIED FRUIT-The situation remains
while We quote as follows: Apricots,
bleached, 5@61ac; do, sun-dried, code;
teaches, peeled, evaporated,, 11@13c; sun
dried, 2@315c; bleached, 3@51Ic; Apples, Ga
SIC for eIaporated, 3@313c for sliced and
21aG3c for quartered; pitted Plums, &c to
Sc; unpitted do, 2@3c; Grapes, 25s@254c p ID;
Pears, rose for evaporated; 3@l5c for sliced
and 21a93c for quartered; Nectarines, 36l4 for
red and 485c for white Figs, 4@g415c for
pressed and 3@31ac for impressed.
HONE1-Easy tone TO prices We quote as
follows: Extracted, 54@534c for amber and
6M@619c for bright. Comb is quotable at
BUTTER Stocks are not heavy and the
market shows steady tone. Receipts are ex-
pected to increase in the near future when
prices will be likely to soften. Fancy,
35@36c; choice, 30G33c; fair TO good, 25I1
2119c; store lots, 15@20c p 10; picked roll,
24@26c; firkin, 21@23c; Eastern, 15@2Oc
Tor iadle-packeo, and 25@2Sc p ID for cream
cry.
CHEESE-Seuers have matters in their favor.
as the supply is only of moderate propor-
lions. We quote: Choice to fancy, new i3@
15c; fair to good, 9G12c; Eastern, ordinary
to fine, 10@13c 3 b.
EGGS-1here is q fair demand but QUOTA
tions are not so firm as a week ago. Al tho
moment, 1t looks as if lower prices would
prevail before the close of the week We
quote: California ranch, 40@ I215c; store lots
3OG4oc; Eastern, 321ac for Iresn and 26@2Sc
for cold storage.
Turkeys are rather dull and
easy at quotations. All other stock shows
improvement in price. We quote: Live Tur-
keys = Gobblers, 12@14c; Hens, l3@15c;
dressed Turkeys, 16@1Sc . fb; BOOSTERS. seq
Broilers, 81 5o@5 SO; Hens, S637 SO:
Ducks, S7@9; Geese, 81 75@2 p pair
ezAAE-Arriyals clean up we'll the demand
being about equal TO the supply We quote:
Quail 81 %; Manard, So F568; Canvas s.
S1@1 25; Teal, 81 %; small DUCKS, 75c@sI;
] so; Brant. 81 25&1 so: Honkers, So 500
@2 ? dozen; Robins, 5o965c; Hare, 81 $50
PR0NISIONS-We quote as follows: East
Breakfast Bacon I5S1sG;a Ga h bacon Bacon
heavy and medium, 10@1oNc; do, light,
111I@12c; do, extra light, 131z@14c; do
clear sides, 11@1114c z IL; Pork, extra prime
S14@14 so; do, prime mess, S15@15 so;
do, mess, ST 50@17 20: do, clear, SIS 500
10; do, extra clear, 81 1903 90 p Dbl; Pigs
Feet, $12 30 2 Dbl; Feet, mess, bbls, 81 509
s; do, extra mess, bbls, SIS 5000; do, family,
S11@11 so = Dbl; do, smoked, II &c to 12c
= 10 Eastern Lard, tierees, 714@Sc; do, 1o-fb
tins SEC; 90, on tins, S5sc; do, S-tb tins, &c.
California Lard, tierces, S18@S35c; do. kegs
5000; do. 1o-ih tins, 104@1o Hc; do 5-fb
lob buckets, Zoe 2 H.
WooL-BusineSs is quiet, and movement
will probably be slow for the remainder OF
the season. We quote spring:
Foothill, 3 ib.-.................... 1601Sc
Northern. ......... / SOD
Nevada. .......... 15G1S
Oregon, Valley. ............ - lSN2l