The record-union., 1892-03-17
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. March l /:

So o5@5 15 p bbl; Bakers Extras, 81 9o@5;
Supertine: S3 2o@3 40
WHEAT-At the moment, 81 65 is conStd-
cred null figure for standard shipping wheat,
while at tins price, it must be understood, l.
Is not easy to find customers. Parcels suited
for milling uses hold up well, the selling range
being 81 a21aQ1 75 p ctl.
BARLEY-Very little doing in brewing
on local account. We quote prices: Feed,
95@971Ic for dark coast, 81 for good quality
and 81 o1Z91 o215 for choice; Brewing,
81 o718 to 81 171a p ctl.
OATS-Activity in wholesale way Is not q
prise, 81 50@1 SO; good tochoice feed, 81 3215
TO 81 371s; OFT grades, 81 21D1 80; Gray,
81 90 TO 81 25 Oregon Black, 81 221z@
j 2715 2 ctl; California Black, 81 10@1 20
for common and 81 5o@1 so p ctl tor choice
lots for seed
CoRN-Nothing Of interest to report. Offer
tngs are neglected, but there is steady holding,
and values are unchanged. We quote: Large
Yellow, 81 25@1 271%: Small Yellow, 81 2614
@1 2723; White, 81 271a ? ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quolable at S29@3o p
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s21 5o@
CCRNMEAL-NIillerso quote Feed at s2S to
S29 z ton; fine kinds Tor the table, il large
and small packages, 31<@3$4c p 10.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable 1t so ? ton
from the mills.
SEEDS-Mark generally quiet Mustard
and alfalfa are both Arm, stocks being small.
We quote: Mustard, Brown, S3@3 %; Iel-
low, SO 2593 70; Canary, imported, So : 69
3 IL; Hemp. 354@4c p ID; kape, S292 90;
Timothy, 514@573c; Alfalfa, 912e g ID; Flax,
MiDDLINGs- -ouotable at $40 5o@21 p
ton.
HAY-Local trade is dun and slow on ae-
count of the rain. Moderate movement still
pfsals p on g. sxPIFt W5ea cgSG We Ibea IGnSte
and Oat, S1@ 5o@15; Barley. S11@13;
Wild oat, SI2@14;. stock s8 5o@1o q ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 100000 q bale.
HOPS--InactiYe. Stocks small. Quotable
at 16 to zoe p 10.
MILLSTUFFS-W quote: Rye Flour, 4c;
Rye Meal, 372c; Graham Flour, SIC; oat-
meal, 412c; Oat Groats, sc; Cracked Wheat,
DC; Buckwneat Flour, &c; Pearl Barley, IA
BRAN-we quote: No. i, ,s17 5o@1s 2 ton.
RYE-Quotable ut 81 COOL 62H p ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Quo Quotable at 81 IS q ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotabie at S23@24
PoTAToEs-Common qualities of old are
still in exct ssive supply, and prices continue
against sellers. We quote the following prices:
New, 2@214c . b; Early Rose, 20@3oc;
for Salinas; River Red. 20@30c; Oregon Bur
banks, 5Oe9S1 p ctl; Oregon Garnet Chile, 40
ONI0NS-The general market is ouotable
at 5Oc@S1 p ctl for common TO good. though
an article of choice quality will bring 81 COG
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Green. 81 5o@
2; Blackeye, 81 45@1 60; Niles, 81 35@1 40
BEANs-Not much doing in this line.
main steady in consequence. A vessel that
sailed for New York few days ago took
3,10O bags, while the last Panama steamer
quote: Bayos, S2@2 10; Butter, SO 5o@
8; Pink, 81 $500; Red, So 25@2 40; Lima,
81 1901 80; Pea, 50 6o@2 rs; Small
White, 81 4o@2 90 p ctl.
ETABLES-Asparagus now sells by
the box, owing to increasing supplies, which
to-day footed up S6S boxes. Rhubarb is also
in liberal receipt, arrivals this morning
amounting boxes rt1
plentiful. String beans make but Light ex-
hibit, while the quality of offerings is not
ally We quote as follows: Rhu6arb. 3@5c
y ID; Asparagus, $1@1 so TOR common
and 81 75@2 for choice . box; Cucum-
bers, 5000 p dozen Los Angeles Green
Beans, 15@ zoe . ID; Los Angeles summer
Squash, : = ID; Los Angeles Tomatoes, 75c@
5o@15c p ctl; Beets, 81 p sack; Carrots, feed,
4o@5oc; farsnips, 81 20 q cil; Cabbage, soc;
Garlic, 2@3c p ID; Cauliriower, 50@60c q
dozen; Dry Peppers, 1901 e19c; Dry okra,
FRESH FRUITS-Market limited as To va
riety. With the clearing up of the pre- sent
storm ana the return OF sunshine, there viii
likely be small shipments of strawberries.
We quote: Apples, 5oc@1 20 q box Ior
common to FAIR and 81 5o@2 90 for good
CITRUS FRUITS - Market abundantly
stocked with oranges. Mexican Lines $40
4 so q box; California LINES, 6o975c "a ooX;
Lemons, Sicily, SbtdlO % DON. CdfttOrfla
Lemons, S1@1 25 for common and 81 5o@3
q box for good to choice; Los Angeles SEED
lings, 75c@S1; Los Angeles Nayels, 81 25@
2 20 for common to choice; Riverside Seet-
lngs. S1@1 70; Riverside and Duarte:. Navels,
81 5o@3; san Bernardino Seeding, So 25;
san Bernardino Navels, S3@3 so; Bananas,
81 5o@2 30 q bunch; Plneapples, SO q
dozen.
DRIED FRUTT-The market, generally, re-
mains very quiet. Peaches, apples piums and
aprIcots are weak. PruneS are about the only
description that show any firmness in price.
we quote Apricots. bleaehed, 90 7e;
21S@3c; bleached, &c TO &C.,; Apples,
S@a 6@ec dor IoT eyaporated; s@S4e for ,s sliced
14@1Hc 2 n; Prunes, 497c 2 70;
German Prunes, 4@5c; Pears, 1GSc for Evap-
GRATED, 3@5c for sliced aud 21294c for
for white; Figs, 414@5c for pressed and Sc Ic
for unpre sed.
RAISINS-We quote: Layers, fancy, 81 go
al 50 p box; good to choice, 90c@1 10, with
the usual advance for fractional Jokes; Mus
catels, 60@75c q box, and 21a@3c 2 Ii for
sacks.
NUTS-we quote: California walnuts, 40
sc for hard shell, and 7asc for soft shell;
1o%@111sc for soft, &C for nard shell, and IL
@13c for paper shell; Peanuts. hose; Hiek-
ory Nuts, 7@Sc; Fiiberts, 11@12c; Pecans.
11h@I3c for small, and I5@I6c for large,
Brazil Nuts, 61S@Sc r u; Pine Nuts, -@--c p
h; Cocoanuts 81 5O@5 r hundred.
HONEY We quote: Extracted, 54@6c for
amber, and 619@6s4c for bright. Comb is
Quotable at S@1Oc in 2-fo frames. and loo Sc
Tor white in 1-fo frames.
BUTTEk-Suppiies that now come forward
are not of the best keeping quality, and COM
shape in favor of buyers. Quotable at 2lc 2
10 for fancy, 10000 for good TO choice. and
1701Sc for common grades.