The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-04-01
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 31st

FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Elk
81 90@5; Superfine, So 20@3 40.
WHEAT-Is very quiet and dull. No repre-
sentative sales are being made and quotations
OF dealers to-day as to the price Of No. l
Wheat varied from 81 so TO l sly p ctl,
though some few were inclined TO look upon
81 525 as an Obtainable figure Until ship
peTs again enter the market the situation
will remain irregular and unsettled
BARLEY-Trade in feed is of dragging
character. AT the same time there is firm
holding of choice product, and sales of this
class of stock are generally made at full fig
ures. Feed, 95@975ac for dark coast, 9S34c@
81 for good quality and 81 014@1 021a for
choice; Brewing, 81 05@1 1 5 p ctl.
OATS-Movement is not rapid, and the
market inclnes rather favOrabiy for buyers.
/ so; good TO choice feed, 81 3O@1 371a; on,
oregon Black, 81 2o@1 20 q ctl: California
Black, 81 10@1 25 for common to choice.
CORN - Sellers are not forcing business
which is far from active Large Yellow.
81 221591 IS; small Yellow, 81 25a1 29ia;
White, 81 221a9I 2711a p ctl:
CRACKED CURN-Quotable at S28 5O@29
CHOPPED FEED = Quotable at S21 500
Observation-Disclosures quote Feed at Sa7 90
@2S . ton; fine kinds for the table, in large
oILcAKE MEAINQGotablea at sa5 p ton
sEEDs-We quote: Mustard, Brown, So to
So 25; Yellow. IS 25@3 rs; Canary, inn
| ported, 50 75@@ ~; Hemp, $40 4c . b;
faIfa, 121Zc q ID; Flax, 81 1892 % 2 ctl.
MlDDLINGS-Good inquiry. Quotable at
S1S@1S so p ton.
HAY-We quote as follows: Alfalfa, S9@11;
| Wheat, S12@14 so; Wheat ana Oat, $11@
| 3 80; Barley 81 l@12 80; Wild Dat, S11@
/ 3 so; Stock, S8G1O 2 ton.
STRAW-QuotabIe at 4 90 sc , bale
HOPS-Quotable at 16@2oc 2 ID.
MILLSTUFFS-We quote: Rye Flour, &c;
Rye Meal, 379e: Graham Flour, 314ci Oatmeal,
BGcIwheat Flour, sc; Pearl Barley, 1910
p ID.
BRAN-Demand good and general. We
quote: No. l, SO 50@16 p ton.
RYE-Quotable at 81 50@1 5215 2 ct.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 81 70 p cti.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S22@23
POTATOES-N are steady at S191 SO p
ell We quote as follows: Early Rose, goo
soc; California Burbank Seedlings, 25@ f0c
p sack; Oregon Burbanks, 5Oc@S1 r ctl:
River Red, 15@3Oc 4 sack.
ONlONS-Receipts to-day were S24 SKIS, in
Guiding 460 SKIS from Oregon. We quote:
Choice, 81 25; common to good, 5Oc@S1 = ell.
DRIED PEAS-We quote Green, 81 5O02:
Blackeye, 81 45@1 60; Niles, 81 1891 40
| p ctl.
8; Pink, S2@2 10; Red, So 25@2 40; Lima,
81 5000; Pea, 50 60@2 70; Small White.
! So 4C@2 90 Y ctl.
ETABLES-Receipts were light and
| prices were higher as a rule to-day. Most OF
| the Bouldin Island Asparagus went direct TO
the cannery at San Jose. Arrivals included
ESQ bxs Asparagus, log bxs Rhubarb and
III SKIS Green Peas. Trade moderately ae-
! tive. Rhubarb, S1@1 20 p box; Asparagus.
81 50@1 70 for ordinary ana S2@3 for
choice; Cucumbers, 5oc@SI p dozen; os An
! Beans. 20@25c; Los Angeles summer SQUASH
! : q 10 Los Angeles Tomatoes, 81 5O@3 9
box; Green Peas, 3G94c 2 ID for common and
5@6c for sweet; TurnipS, 50@75c = ctl; Beets
81 p sack; Carrots, feed, 100000 q ctl; Par
ships, 81 %; Cabbage. soc q ctl; Garlic 20
Sc {, ID; Caulitiower, 50a60c q dozen; Dry
| Peppers, 10@12hci Dry Okra ! sc p b; Mar
| rowlat squash, $500 = ton.
FRESH FRUIT-Mountain View Straw
berries brought 81 50@1 rs p drawer. We
quote: Apples, 50c@Sl p box for common
| to fair and 81 25q2 for good to fancy red
CITRUS FRUIT-We quote as follows:
Mexican Lines, S4@4 so box; California
Lines, 60c to 75c q box; Lemons, Sicily, sea
30 2 box; California Lemons, $1@1 - for
common, and 81 5Oa3 p box for good 10
choice; Los Angeles Seedlings, 75c@S1 20,
Los Angeles NaVels, 81 20 TO 30 for common
Riverside and Duarte Navels, 81 5O@3: San
Ber1ardino Seedlings, 81 50@2; San Ber-
o. 90 . bunch; Plneapples, SEQ 8 q dozen.
DRIED FRUIr-We quote prices: April
cots, bleached, 5@7c, do, sun-dried, 3J5a4c;
Peaches, sun-dTied, 215@31&c; bleached, al
SIC; Apples, 41a@513c Tor evaporated 3G356c
Tor sliced and 2399oc Tor quartered; pitted
Plums, 4@41ac; unpitted do, &@21<c; Grapes
1t4tJIt2 IS 10, IIunes, 4(YIc e 10; German
Prunes, sc; Pears. lose for evaporated,
3@5c Tor 81 ced and 219@4c forquartered; Nee
| tarines. so &C for req and 5@5c for white:
| Figs, 419@5c for pressed anu 394c for un.
pressed.
RAISINS-We quote: Layers, fancy. 81 20
| q 80 q box; good TO choice, 9ocJGSl TO-
with the usual advance for fractional boxes;
Muscatels, 6o@75c = box, and 21z93c e u tor
sacks.
NUTS-We quote: California Walnuts, 466c
for hard shell, and 7@Sc for soft shell; Chile
Walnuts, S99c; California Almonds, 1O1Sa
| for paper shell; Peanuts, 15x@3c; Hickory
Nuts 70 Sc; EiibertS, Ito 12c; Pecan, Ike
to 13c for small, and So DC for large: Bra
zil Nuts, 61IGSc 2 b; Pine Nuts, &C p b; Co
coanuts, saga 80 p hundred.
HONEY-We quote: Extracted 5@6c for
amber, and 63zg654c for bright. Comb is
! quotable at S(91Oc in 2-fh frames and 1901 Sc
! for white in l-b frames.
BUTfER--Weak at current figures Quot
able at 100000 = ID for fancy, / sci sc for
good TO choice, and 17@l7 for common
! grades: Eastern, / &c . ID.
CHEESE-We quote: Choice TO fancy, new
| 12L9131ac; fair 10 good, 9G11c; SKINNED,
6@sc; Eastern, ordinary TO fine, 11@13c; do,
fancy creamery, 13914c . ID.
EGGS-We duote: California ranch 1715
@1Sc; store lots. 16g17c; Eastern, 1901 615c
r dozen.
PoULTRY-No change in trces. Receipts
! still continue small. We quote prices as
| follows: Live Turkeys-GobbleTs, 16a17c;
| and $500 tor young: BroiIers 81 500 g;
Hens, Set97; Ducks, S9@11; Geese, 50 5o@
2 rs q pair.
GAME-We quote: Hare, 81 25@I so: Rab-
| bits, S1@1 30 2 dozen.
| PROVISI0NS-We quote as follows. East
/ ern Hams, 12@121sc; California refrigerator
cured Hams. 1oJz@111e: Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, 13@131ac; California Bacon heavy