The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-01-28
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
san FRANCIsCo. January ?.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 27th.
FLOUR-A cargo of 22,50O bbls goes loT-
ward to-day TO Sligo, Ireland. Net cash prices
for Family Extras, So 1906 = > 2 bbl; Bakers
Extras, So 10 to 50 %; Superfine, 50 geo
. 40.
WHEAT-The spot market is very quiet,
while prices have easy tone. In the absence
Of heavy representative trading, 81 10 = ctl
maybe considered as the pivotal quotation for
desirable shipping Wheat, with sales above
and below, according 10 quality. Milling
grades are quotable at 81 7715a1 so q ctl.
BARLEG-lrade is largely confined 10 ed
descriptions. though business is net of great
volume. Prices have softened in consequence
OF the rahlStOrm. We quote: Feed, SIC
j 021l for dark coast al % for good quality
and ~ o6lI tor choice; brewing, 81 10 10
OAT'S-Orerings are fairand Moderate move
ment is in pro sresS. Surprise, 81 5U91 5112;
milling, 81 37L@1 42I5; good to chotc,
Gray, 81 32iI@1 371z; Black, 81 35@1 5 =
ell for Oregon, and 81 60 TO 81 IS Tor Cali
.fornia.
CORN-Business is almost nominal. East
ern arrivals have unsettled values while bu :
ers hold OF, thinking that, perhaps, other con
sgnments may come from that direction and
further deprCss the local situation. Lmge
Yelow.S1 22I%61 25; small Yellow, 81 p
to 81 80; White, nominal at 81 so 2 ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quotabie at SO 500
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s21@a2 p
ton.
CORNMEAT.-Millers quote Feed at S2S
20 500 = ton; fine ilinuS FOR the table in
large and small packages, - a 3&4c ? il.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quolaole at $50 = ton
from the mills.
SEEDS-Business is not brisk but there is
firm holding all around. We quote prices as
follows: Mustard, Brown, $500 20; Yei-
low, S3 25@3 : . 2 ctl; Canary, 50 S593 -;
Hemp. 3@334c: Rape S2@2 so; TIMOTHY
54@o32c; Alfalfa, 6j4@7 re = ID; Flax, 81 10
MiDDLINGS- Quotabieat S24@25 q ton.
HAG-The demand is slow and receipts are
more than ample 10 meet he immediate wants
OF ne market, Alfalfa, SHOP; Wheat
$1&@l5 so; Wheat ana Dat, S12 5OaI 3;
Barley, S1l@l3; wild Dat, S12@14; Stock.
Sl0@I1 p Ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 5O@65c p bale.
HOPS-Choice are scarce ana in demand at
fun figures. Quotable at 1S@22c q ID.
BRAN-Good inquiry. No. !, S21@22:
other quality, $50 z ton.
RIE-Sale of a caroadat 81 20 r ell. which
establishes the quotation.
Observation-Disclosures at 81 1902 121I
GROUND BARLEY-Easy at the late re-
duction. Quotable at S23 5Oa24 so = ton.
MISUNDERSTANDING are large anu prices
10000 for River and s1@I IS for Salinas;
River Red. 20@30c; Sweet, S1@I 80 2 ctl.
ONIONS-Wh arf prices range from zoe to
DRIED PEAs-We quote: Green, 81 $50
80; Blackeye, 81 1901 90; Niles, 81 BOO
BEANS-Trade is slow at unchanged prices
We quote prices as follows: Bayos. 81 SO@
2; Butter, 81 50a2 10; Pink, ST SOQI 90
Red. S2@2 %; Lima, 81 SO@2; Pea, 81 500
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Asparagus are
on the increase. Arrivals of Green feas are
also little more free. We quote: AS
paragus, 10000 ? 10; Los Angeles Green
Peppers, 10000 q ID; Los Angeles String
Beans, % = II; Los Angeles Summer
Squash, C 2 10; Los Angeles Tomatoes, II
@l so q box; southern Green Peas, so10c 2
II; TurnlpS, 50@I5c 2 ctl; Be5ts, 81 3 sack;
Carrots, feed, 35@40c; PaT'snips 81 Il p ctl:
Cabbage, Coo; Garlic 2@215c = IL: Cauli-
s)f.lDIA | -1TI IL
okra, 16@lSc . 10; Marrowfat Squash, 81
as a ton.
FRESH FRUIT-Apples make good display.
Trade, howeN err, is slow, wet weather having
more or less influence IN limiting business
we quote as follows: Eastern Apples
81 2 Dbl; PeTsimmons. 25t95OcP box: A pDleS
5OG9Oc q box Tor common to fair ana 81 a,
so for good 10 fancy: SiSkiyou Apples. Sl6b
IS 2 box Lady Apples, 5Gc@S1 3 box;
Pears, 9Oc To 81 !. 8 Z box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Arrivals of Oranges are
large, and there IS wide margin to prices Lem
ons are in fair receipt. The market is well
stocked with Bananas from the Hawaiian
Islands. We quote; Mexican Lines sra
z 90 = box; California LINES 15c0S1 r box;
Lemons, sicily. 5000 90 q box; California,
Lemons, 81 25@3 Tor common to choice,
Nacaville Oranges, 5Oc@,S1 a box; Los An
geles Seedlings, Sl@1 35; Los Angeles Ma
Nels, 81 50@2 90 for common to choice; Riv-
erside Seedlings, 81 2591 70; Riverside
and Duarte NaveIs, S2@3 -; Mexican Or
anges, 81 1902 p case; bananas. 81 500
) 30 r bunch: Pineapples So p dozen
DRIED FRUIT-Market not active. Stocks
generally are light Wequote prices: Aprico.S
bleached, 495kc; Go, sun-dried, 2@3c;
Peaches, peaIco, evaporated, 11@13c; sun
dried 2@3I%c; bleached. 30515c; Apples 81
@6e for eVaporated, 3@314c Tor Sliced, ana
2]2@3c for quartered; Pitted PIums 415c@,
&c, unpitteo 90, 2@234c; Grapes, 21.@2lc p
r; Prunes, +@7c 2 10 German Prunes, iG5c;
Pears, 7@Sc or eVaporated: 365c for sliced
and 2t8@ Sc Tor quartereG; Nectarines, 3@4c
Tor req and dose for White; Figs 4 "a nc .or
pressed and 39315c for impressed.
RAISINS-oome little inquiry is reported
but sales are slow and small. We quote as
follows: Layers, ;ancv 81 % 10 i IS :.
box; good to choice, Sl@1 10 e box, with the
usual advance Tor fractional BOXES: Agscsi-
tels, zoo sos per box, and 2L@314c 2 10 for
HoNEY-We quote: Extracted. 5Lm6c
1Or amber a2d 6lzM61Sc for bright Conn i
quotable at 0@1oc : 10.
BUIIER-brlces are weak ali round
Stocks or desirable ire n are not heavy but
there is promise of more liberal receipt in the
near future, when buyers are likely TO have
the situation much more III their Ia .or we
quo-e FANCY, ;32@934c; choice. 29@ see: fair
10 good. 2o9&I!4c; store lots, 15a2 zoe = 10;
lIcIled roli. , a PC; trxm, 21a23e.; East
crn, 1J@l6c Tor ladle packed, ana s3&26c r
Il for Creamery.
CHkESE-Supplies are not so large but
that they can be Conveniently handled
We quote follows: Choice TO fancy new
i g 81; fair TO good old, S@12c; Ea~tern
oroiuary 10 fine, 13@I3c; co, fancy cream
cry. 131@t814}a q b.
EGGS--trivos were u shade s;eadier this
morning, on account of the storm. " e quote
as follows: California ranch, geo 71Zc: store
lots, 24G25 DC; Eastern, zoe for fresh and goo
24c for cold storage.
POULIRN-Turlxeys drag more on. less ar
rivals OF both live and dressed being more
than enough for immediate wants. other de-
seTlptions are III fair receipt and steady in
price We quote: Live TurNeys--Gob-
blers, 11@121ac; Hens, 1211@15c; dressed