The record-union., 1892-05-11
COMMERCIAL. y
Market Quotations at San Francisco
and in This City.
Home Dealers Well Supplied With
Almost all Kinds of
Produce.
COMMERCIAL.
| Especial Commercial Correspondence of the
| RECORD-IJNTONl

! FLOUR-Receipts, 200 quarter sacks
Market presents no special feature and there
is the usual local inquiry at S4 90 to So pei
Dbl for Family Extra and 81 90 to S4 rs for
Bakers Extra. Superfine, 50 rs TO SO 10,
WHEAT-Receipts for the local market
1869 ctls. There is fair demand for all ship
ping grades, but without any Improvement in
price. Quotable at 81 Az TO 81 4S24 with
an occasional sale at 81 80. The speculative
market was dull and entirely neglected and
prices a shade easier; 200 tons Buyer the Sea-
son at 81 51$4 TO 81 511a, and 800 tons OF
Seller 1892 at 81 4132 was the extent of the
transactions this forenoon, and at the 2
I'o'clock board 200 tons Buyer the Season al
81 511s and 500 tons at 81 5114.
BARLEI-Was slightly firmer and there
was moderate demand for fair to good feed
at 81 014 to 81 o21a; strictly choice feed
81 o5; Brewing Barley remains unchanged at
81 10 to 81 / 5. At the 2 p. NJ. session OF the
! Gail Board there were no sales.
! OAIS-Market steady. Good to choice
! 81 so to 81 50; choice to fancy, 81 371a 10
81 10; common grades in large supply al
! 81 % to $ so.
CORN-Without change. White and Vel.
/ low, 81 32I2 to 81 80.
/ R1E-S1 4G6Gi 10 p ctl.
! MlLLSfUFFS-Bu Flour, sc 2 To-
Graham 90. SIC; Rye do. Ic; Rice do SIC;
1 ltye Meal, sec; Corn do, 353a; Oat do, 4J5G
! &c Oat Groats, DC; BuckWheat do, Sc;
tommy, 452@454c; Cracked Wheat. 4c; IiaEc
Pearled 10, 44c; Farina 5c; Whole Wheat
! Flour, 41ac; Rolled Oats. sc; Pearl Barley,
| 41ae, ,414c; split Peas, I1@5@c; Rolled Oats
! l0,Ib SKIS; 5c 4 b; Flake Pearl Barley 41lc
! CRACKED CORN-53u@31.
! CORNMEAL-s549 5C@5O 90.
| 0iLCAhE MEAI-MliI price, S25 q ton.
BRAN-S1891S 5OF ton.
MIDDLINGS-S2O 50@21 = ton
| BUCK kWHEAT-S2@2 35 . ctI.
| GROUND BARLEY-S23tG24 , ton.
CHoFPED FEED-s $3.50 = ION. i''
| STRAW-4O@5Oc = Dale.
| ctl; Brown Mustard, 50 IS u3 20: Flax
81 I5G2; Canary, ? e@o5sc Il ib; Alfalfa Sl1
to $12 So Rape, 274@2 21ac; Hemp, 3J4945sc;
DRIED I'E3S-Eiies, 81 35@1 40 q ctl;
Green, 81 5ogd 70; sBiaackeye, 81 1904 so.
BdHos BaASs - Id&a Eeaf ao E Pea {o@s - c 20 ell
/ White, So 45@= 50; Pink, 81 1902 20;
Limas. So 2o@3 50; Butter, S8@8 70.
VI HAI-Wila Oats, so TO SIP SO 2 ton;
! SO; Common grades of Hay, So TO SO 80.
! DAIRY PRODUCE-MarkeJ is in better
! shape.
! BUTTER-Is arriving quite freely. but there
| have been quite liberal orders or shipping,
ana co4slgnments have brought bster prices.
Fancy Dairy, l912 to zoe; Choice, 1S7a to l9c
Fair 10 Good, 6 10 1715c.
| CHEESE-No particular change Fair to
! Good, Sc; Fancy New Mild, 10 91ac; Young
/ America, 9 to lOc.
! EGGS-Choice ranch, 2C@21c; selected
| Eastern, 11l2c to &c; store Eggs, l7c TO Sc
POULCR4-Market firm anu little better
Live Turkeys E1c for Hens and zoe for Cob
! blerS; Geese, 81 90; GOSlInS, S2612 SO r. pail.
! Ducks, old, SO; ana SO TO SO per doz for young
| Broilers, 81 To 81; Pigeons, OLD, So 5OG3 anC
SO Ior young; Hens, 81 50@S p dozen.
! FRESH FRUIIS--Rece pts moderate with
! good demand, gives an improving tone TO O Oul
market Good fruits are desirable but mer
chants are disguised with inferior articles
which have glutted the market. Black Tar
tartan Cherries continue 1irm a. quotations
! while White Cherries are of such infer oI
| quality and in so heavy supply there is bu
niue niue sale Tor them. Large, dirty, tiavoIIes
| palatable berries are scarce. Apples nearly
| exhausted, command fancy figures Oranges
Lemons anu LINES remain unchanged. Ar
| rivals to-day include 453 boxes of fChcrrieS anC
! 81 1 chests OfStrawDerries. We quote: Black
| Tartarian Cherries, 81 50@2 25 and 75c@
3 q box for White; Strawberries, Longworths
! SS@11, and S4@I Tor Sharpless; Bananas
! 81 0C@2 90 p bunch; Mexican Lines S3@
! 90 q case; Riverside Lemons, $2@2 90
Santa Barbara, 50 50@4; Sicily, 500 so
| Oranges Riverside Navels, So 50@4 r box
do, seedlings. S1@1 so; Los Angeles Navels
! 81 50@2 70; 90, Seedlings, 75c@S1 20; Rasp
! berries, 40c p Dasnet; GooseberrieS, sc to %
q 10; Apples, S2@3 70 e box; PmeappleS s.
! 90 q dozen.
DRIED FRUITS = Dried Prunes, 5@sc
Peaches, bleached, in sacks, 5(@SC; sundriad
4@4Ac: peeled, in boxes, 14@15c Apples
quartered, 214@3c q ID; sliced, &@354c; evap
pitted, 2@21c; bleached Apricots, 619g 4 :
Pears, slieeq, 5@g51ac; quartered. 4@5c; cap
! 5@6c.
RA1SINS - London Layers, 9oc@sl 90
! loose Muscatels, 65@S5c; Dried Grapes, 159C
HoNEY-wbite, 6@e14c p B; Light Amber
| 525@5$4c;. Amber ana Can died, 5@51zc.
BEESW WAA-From 23e TO 25c . 10.
! NUTS-We quote: Walnuts hard she'll 66
! Sc; soft do. g@l0c; Almonds, hard she'll StG sc
! soft do, log lie; paper shell do, 14c: Brazil
! S@9c; Ftlberts, lac; Pine Nuts, 13c; Pecans
| l4@15c; Cocoanuts, S4@5 T. 1O0 Peanuts
! 31z@4c.
| VEGETABLES is an upward ten.
dency In prices, with ample supply and good
! demand Arrivals to-day include 24 sacks
! Beans, 475 sacks Peas. 6Sl boxes Asparagus,
439 boxes Rhubarb, $50 boxes Cucum6ers
| We quote: Cabbages, new, ?0c@Sl T. SIX
Celery, 1o@%5c 2 bunch; Aspai aguS, 81 5O@
2 90; Peas, 00cdSl 2 SIX; String Beans. "a
! &c; Wax BEANS, 1Oc; Rhubarb, 5ocGS1 p
! box; Cucumbers, 75c@gS1 20 2 doxen. Egg
Plant, 1o@15c & 10; Carrots, 5C@75c p SIX;
Turnips, G5@75e p SIX.
! POIATOE--Thc local demand is brisk for
new Potatoes, prices naturally good with
irmer prospects for the future, and the re-
ceipts are very large-2, 729 sacks for to-day
| Ola Potatoes are about out of the market
! Frices range from Sl@l 25 p ctI.
! ONIONS - New are in ADEQUATE supDly
| while good old are limited at quotations.
New, 79cGS1; Old, S2@2 80 2 ctl.
WOOL---Fall-Heavy and defective, S@9c;
Lambs light. do, 1o@l1c; do poor, S@9c
| Oregon, Eastern, light, choice, 1S@2Uc; I'd
good, 15@l7c; do heavy. 12@14c; Valley,
! 20@23c a. ID.
HIDES, SKINS, ETC.-Quotable as follows.
! Wet Salted Hides-Heavy steers, sound, a
! nc 2 N; culls, G@6Lc z 10: Medium steers
&C; culls, DC; Light Steers, 1ac; culls, 311aG
354c; Cows, 4@l26c; culls, 31as $40: stags
sound, &c; Kip, 324@4c; culls, sc; Veal, &c;
culls 4c; Calf &c; culls, sc. Dry Hides-Kip
and CALI, 1oc; do culis, &C. Deer Skins Sum.
| long-haired, 22@25c. Goat Skins Prime. 20
| @50c; damaged, 1O@25c Cach kids, so DC
each; sheep Skins-Long Wool, 9Oc@Sl 40
each; medium, 7Og9Uc each; short 4O6g ! Oc
each; shearings, 10@25c each. Elk Hides
/ Heavy and light, 1o@l3 Sc p ID; Tails fair
lengths, 11a@2c each. Hair-tair average, IL
LEATHER Heavy Sole, 25@8Oc q h; me
dunn and light Sole, 2l@23c; No. 2. sole, 8
| @2oe; rough, lG@lGc; buf, l3@14c; side, 3
/ @14c; Calf skins, 500 6Cc; harness No /, %
/ g2Sc; harness No. 2, 22920c: buff splits, 90
/ lie; side do, "a Sc: kips, $500 90 ? dozen
! BAGS-The feeling continues very firm,
! about selling at present price We quote: spot
/ cash price, 7%sc; June and July delivery. I3.c
or Calcutta imported.
! PRONISIONS-Cured meats-Ham. Eastern.
! l2$4@1 SC z tb; OptimuS 1}c; 4. IL c., I3c
! BACON = Eastern breakfast 1255a1 Sc;
sugar cured breakfast, sac; California
smoked, heavy and medium, 8 1ac; light, 2Jlc:
extra light, 1870; clear sides, 61s@31ac; light
medium, 0c; \. Il c.. To-.
! PORK-Prime mess, S13 50@14 p bbl; ex-
| ira clear, S2o921; clear, S19g1o SO; Pigs
BEEF-Mess, So so p bbI; extra mess,
| 81 so; Family, SO; California smoked, 1Oc
| 2 H.
MEAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are the rates
] for whole carcasses from slaughterers to
| dealers: Beef-First quality, 7g71ze = II;
second quality, 615c; third quality. 5@6c:
Calves : Large, 5t1@619c: light, 7@755c
dairy, s@S3ac. Handspring. 1214a14c. Nut
| ton-Wethers, 912(d1 10c; Ewes, 9@9Lc. Pork
Light hard grained, 5@51sc p IS; Large
1 Hogs, 4s4c; Dressed Hogs, S@S15c; Stock,
/ 314@314c 2 b.
! FREIGHTS-Are steady without any no
/ ticeable change The principal engagements
| are for lumber from Puget Sound. The shiI
/ E b. Sutton will load in John Rosenfeld':
Sons line for New York The great American