The record-union., 1892-04-28
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

FLOUR-Prices have undergone no change
m week @ 44t dneTe Is No No strong tone to the f
Family Extras. 81 9O@5 p Dbl; Bakers Ex-
traS, 81 75a5; Superfine, 50 1903 10.
WHEAT-Quietness is the prevailing feat
ure of the market shippers are not doing
anything, and they are not likely to do much
for the next month or two while millers
mostly have supplies enough onihad to last
some little while. Consequently the imme-
diate outlook tor activity is not very bright
Quotable at 81 soto 81 5114 q etl for good to
choice shipping quality, and 81 55@1 573a p
BARLEY-Next to nothing is doing in
Brewing Barley. In fact. it is almost useless
TO offer 1T, and quotations are therefore some
ing the season for renewed activity. We
quote: Feed, S1@1 01A for dark coast,
81 O21a@l 03$4 for good quality, and 81 %
for choice; Brewing, 81 O75a@1 10 q ctl.
OATs-Prices show steady and firm feel
ing. We quote: Surprise, 81 5O@1 so;
good to choice Feed, 81 35@l AS; off grades
81 25@1 so; Gray, 81 25G1 80.
CORN-Trade is picking up in this article,
probably owing TO shipping orders of greater
or less extent, while prices have correspond
ngIy appreciated. Quotable at 81 $500
Small Yellow, and 81 3o@1 40 p ctl for
White.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s29 500
CH0PPED FEED-Quotable at s21 500
% so 2 ton.
Observation-Disclosures quote Feed at S28 so
@29 2 ton; fine kinds for the table in large
and small packages, $40 3@4c {. ID.
OILCAhE MEAL-Quota6le at $50 p ton
from the mills.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard. Brown, So to
50 20; Yellow, 50 25@3 rs; Canary, i'm
ported, 81 1903 I2; Hemp, 3A04c p fb;
Rape, 50 to 50 80; Timothy, 514@51ac; Al
falta 121ac 2 ID: Flax, 81 1902 10 p ctI.
MIDDLINGS-An advance was established
this week, and it is not unlikely that another
rise Will occur soon. Quotable at $40 5o@21
T. ton.
HAY-Arrivals are moderate, but the de-
mand is limited, and values generally are
undisturbed. We quote follows: Alfalfa,
S10@13: Barley, S10@12; Wild Oat SlO@
12; Stock, SS@10 a ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 10000 p bale.
HOPS-Buyers are said to he willing to con-
tract for new crop on a basis of sc p b.
Rumors are also current that 1715c has been
refused in some cases. Damage is feared to
crops in Oregon and Washington, owing to
MILLsTUFFs- quote: Rye Flour, &c;
Rye Meal, 31ac; Graham Flour 31%c; Oat-
meal: me 412c; oat Groats' S &C. Cracked ed Wheat
&c q b.
BRAN-Firm and buoyant. We quote:
No. /, S1S@1S SO ton.
RYE-Is lower. Quotable at 81 1901 so .
ctI.
BUCKWHEAT-No at 81 1902 . ctI.
GROUND BARLEY-Quoteble at S22 so
POTATO TOES-Arrivals of new to-day were
1887 sacks, quotable at 5O@75c p ctI Old
are not worth quoting. Oregon Burbanks,
65c@S1 p ctl.
ONiONS-Consignment from Nevada sold
Yesterday at 81 25 z ctl, being poor. Cali
fornia are quotable at 13a@134c = fb for new
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 5O@
2; Blackeye, 81 4o@1 SO; Niles, 81 3o@1 40
p ctl.
BEANS-LImas are higher, being In better
demand. Pinks are steadier. Reds OF choice
quality are rather firmly held. We quote as
follows. Bayos, S2@2 l22%; Butter, SO SO
o. rs; Pink, So 1902 10; Red, So 25@2 40;
Lima, 50 20@2 80; Pea, So 5o@2 rs; Small
White, So 4O@2 90 p ctI.
NEGETABLES-Gar is higher being
scarce. Green Peas are in large receipt. with
prices favoring buyers. Asparagus does not
move of quite so freely as a while ago. SUP
plies of Rhubarb continue excessive Marrow
soc for common and coarse q box for better
quality; Asparagus, 81 25G1 rs for ordinary
and S292 20 for choice; Egg Plant, So
2Oc p 10; Cucumbers, 75cdSl % . doz. Ios
Angeles Green Peppers, 30@35c . 10: String
Beans, 10@12c; do, Refugee, -6-c = ID: Los
Angeles summer Squash, 12c p ID; Los An
gees Tomatoes, 50 25@2 90 . box; Green
Peas, 15cGS1 lor common and 81 25QlI so q
sack for sweet; Turnips, 50@TSe p ctl; Beets
81 2 sack; Carrots, feed, 4U@5oc; Parsnips
81 % = ctl; Cabbage, 40@6Oc; Garlic 100
l2c = II; Caulitiower, 5o960c p doz: Dry
Peppers, 10@121zc z ton.
FRESH FRUIf-The first Black Cherries ar
rived 10 day. Receipts OF Blackberries are as
yet small. Strawberries are increasing in
supply, the arrivals to-day being ESQ chests
The train was late and early trade was lost
causing irregular prices. Scarcity of Apples
keeps prices firm for that description. We
quote: Strawberries. S595 for Sharpless and
S7@12 for Longworth; Apples, S2@3 p box:
Cherries, S1@2 so 2 box.
CITRUS FRUIT-The demand for Oranges
is not brisk. while the supply is good and the
market would not suffer il no more shin
ments arrived this week. We quote: Mexican
Lines, So 1903 so p box; California LINES
60c to 75c ? box; Lemons, Sicily, S565 so q
/ box; California Lemons, S191 so Tor COM
mon and 81 5oG3 for good to choice; Los An
geles seedlings, Toc9S1; Los Angeles Navels
= TO 50 for common to choice Riverside
Seedlings, 75c9S1 %; Riverside Navels
81 50@2 80; San Bernardino Seedlings 81 so
o.; San Bernardino and Duarte Nayels, S39
/; Bananas, 81 5o@2 so p bunch; Pine
apples. S6@S = dozen.
DRIED tRUIf-The market will be COM
paratively inactive until the new season
comes In, as stocks of old are fairly well
cleaned up. We quote as follows: Apri-
cots. bleached, 597c; do, sun-dried, 31%a4c;
&c; Apples. 41z951ac for evaporated, 3(a31sc
for sliced and 21z93c for quartered: pitted
Plums, 40 4lsc; unpitted do, 2@21<c; Grapes
114@l71ac 2 10; Prunes, 497c 2 10: German
&s5c for sliced, anu 254@ &c for Quartered;
Nectarines. 5@4c for red and 495c for white;
Figs, 41ss5e Tor pressed and 3G4c for un-
pressed.
.RAISINS-M Market weak at quotations Of
ferings consist mainly Of loose Museats.
We quote aS follows: Layers, fancy. 81 20
al 50 ? box: good 10 choice, 90c6l1 10, with
the usual advance for fractional boxes; Mus
eatels, SOC 9oc > box, and 21693c r 70 for
sacks.
NUTS-Nothinc doing except in a jobhing
way and this amounts to very little. We
quote as follows; California Walnuts, 40
&c for hard shell, and 76lsc for soft shell. Chile
Walnuts s@9c; California Almonds. 1870
Ike for soft. &c for hard shell. and 12G13c
Tor paper shell; Peanuts, 1898; Hickory
Nuts. Z 9Sc; Fil5e7ts. 1fGl &c; fecnns, lta9