The record-union., 1892-02-03
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 2d.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex
tras, So 1893 % p biol; Bakers Extras,
So Is TO S5 20; Superfine, So 20@3 40.
WHEAT-There Is no activity to the spot
market and values are poorly defined as 9
consequence. Neither buyers or sellers show
any marked inclination to trade, and matters
are more or less unsettled under such circunl-
stances In the absence OF business there is.
of course, much difference IN opinion as to
values, the figures Of representative operators
showing wide margins. Probably 81 .. 20
/ so p ctl is fair quotable range Tor good
shipping qualities, while 81 61146gl 63%
would represent better article. sales OF
choice milling Wheat are reported at 81 671a
p ctl.
BARLEY-For several days the market has
had weak tone, and sellers have apparently
been at a disadvantage This morning, how
ever, there seemed TO be a better feeling ali
round, and it looks as if the worst were over
for the present. With more settled condition
of affairs dealers hope for improvement in
trade. We quote as follows: Feed, 9Cc
81 OIA61 O21a for choice: Brewing, ST O7&
@1 121a . ctl.
OATS-rhere is trade enough TO keep the
market in moderate motion, but that is about
all. Prices not firm. Surprise, 81 50@
/ 5715; milling, 81 4G@l As; good 10 choice.
81 32% to 81 40; OF grades, 81 25@l so;
ctl for Oregon, and Sl 5C@l 70 for Ualifor-
MIA.
CORN-Firm holding keeps prices in posi-
tion. The demand appears 10 be very quiet
and SLOW yet sellers are not inclined to lower
asking prices in order TO create business.
Large Yellow, 81 221aG1 25; small Yellow,
81 277a91 30; White, nominal at 81 30 p
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at $4,000 p
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s21@22 p
CoRNMEAI-Millersq quote Feed at S2s to
S29 ton; fine kinds for the table, in large
and small packages, 314@33zc p ID.
OILCAKE MEAL-luotablea at S25 p ton
from the mills
was made to New York by sailing vessel.
We quote: Mustard, Brown, S3@3 %: Yel-
low, So 25@3 IS; Canary. imported, SO 75@
3 ~; Hemp, 314@4c p ID; Rape, -S2@2 80;
Timothy, 54@S57@c; Alfalfa, 61@g714c p 10;
DDLiNGs~Quotable at sa4@25 p ton.
HAY--Nothng new. Good supply OF all
kinds. We quote: Alfalfa, S11@l2; Wheat,
S13@15 so; Wheat and Oat, ST. 5O@ 81;
Barley, S11@13; Wild Oat, Sl2@ IA; Stock
STRAWNouotable at 5oa65c p bale.
HOPS-Firm at quoted figures. Stocks are
light, particularly of choice product. Quot
able at 1S@221@c 2 10.
BRAN-We quote: No. /, $21@22; other
RYE-ouotabIe at 81 7o@1 721l . ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-QuOta at 81 1902 121l
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s22 so
TO S23 80 2 ton.
POTATOES-Buyers have matters largely
their own way, receipts being heavy. We
quote: Early Rose, 2O@30c; Burbanks. 30c
TO 4oc for River, and Sl@l Is Tor salinas;
River Red, 20@3oc; Sweet, 81 5o@2 so p ctl.
ON1ONS-Prices are firm. Quotable at
81 15@1 40 for good to choice, and 65@9oc
e ctl for cut.
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Green, 81 75 to
81 80; Blackeye, 81 35@1 60; Niles, 81 30 TO
81 40 = ctl.
BEANS-Dul, with no change in values We
quote: Bayos, 81 so@2; Butter, 50 so to
Lima, 81 So@2; Pea 50 50@2 65; small
White, g 25@2, As = cti.
VEGETABLES Supplies for this week have
been very slim. Asparagus is the only kind
that has made fairly good exhibit. We
quote as follows: Mushrooms, 15@25c; AS
paragus, 15@20c 2 70; Los Angeles Green Pep
pers, csc TO Soc z b; Los Ange.es String
Beans, &C z II; Los Angeles Summer Squash,
&C p 10; Los Angeles Tomatoes, 81 80
1oc Z h; Turntps, 5o@75c q ctl; Beets, 81 >
sack; Carrots, feed, 3od40c; ParSnips, 81 25
2 ctl; Cabbage, 60c: Garlic, 2@21ac p 10;
Caulitiower, 50@60c 2 doz; Dry Peppers, / sc;
Dry Okra, 16@1Sc 4 10; Marrowtat Squash,
RIPE FRUIT-There are large offerings of
Apples, but sales are slow, and dealers have
more stock on hand than can e conveniently v
handled. We quote follows: Eastern APP
pies, 81 p bbl Apples, 50@90c p box for
common 10 fair and S1@1 so for good 10
Lady Apples, 5oc9S1 e box; Pears, 5oc@
CTTRUS FRUITs-The market is oversup-
piled with Oranges. \ good portion of the re-
ceiptS consists of culls and frosted stock
which is hard TO sell. Choice product is
not neglected, bringing good prices We
quote as follows: Mexican Lines, 81 500
5 = box; California Lines, 75c@S1 p box;
Lemons, Sicily, S6@6 90 2 box; California
Lemons, 81 25@3 for common to choice:
Nacaville Oranges, 50c@S1 = box; Los Angeles
Seedlings, Sl@1 25; Los Angeles Navels,
81 20 TO 50 20 for common to choice; River
side Seedlings. S1@1 IS; Riverside and
Duarte Navels, S2@3 SO; Mexican Oranges,
81 20 to 50 p case; Mandarin Oranges, 81 80
601 20; Bananas, 81 50@3 so r. bunch:
PineappleS. SO p dozen.
DRIED FRUIr-The market continues quiet,
presenting no features of special interest.
do, sun-dried, 2@3c; Peaches, peeled, evapor-
ated, 11@13c; sun-dried, 2@315c; bleached.
3@5Lc; Apples, 51596c for evaporated, 3G
S12c for sliced and 21293c for quartered; pit
ted Plums, 413Q5c; unpitted do, 2@2sxc:
Grapes, 2Z@212c; Prunes, 4@7c; German
3@5c for sliced, and 21293c for Quartered;
Nactarines, 3@4c for rcd and 4@5c Tor white:
Figs, 1920 Ior pressed and 39315c p 10 for
impressed.
kAISINS-Supplies are fairly liberal. but
movement is slow. Layers, fancy 81 25
the usual advance for fractional boxes; Mus
catels, 75@S5c q box, and 2L@314c p 10 for
sacks.
HONEY-Smau jobbing business at old
prices We quote: Extracted 5L66c for
amber, and 614@61sc for bright 2 d. Comb is
Quotable at l0@13c ? 10.
BUTTER-The inquiry is limited TO local
wants. and dealers are troubled TO keep stocks
down TO small proportions. As a consequence
buyers have the situation in their favor.
We quote prices as follows: Fancy, 321S
@33c; choice, 29@31c; fair to good $50
23@25c; firkin,s 2l@23c; Eastern. 1s@l6c
for iadie packed and 22625c q ID for crt.l m.