The record-union., 1892-01-06
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 5th.
FLOUR-Prices are well maintained. Net
cash prices for Family Extras, 50 1905 so p
hbl; Bakers. Extras, % 3C@3 20; Superfine,
So 1908 90.
WHEAT-TheIe is very little of interest to
note in the Wheat market. Shippers are not
making any large purchases, and the situa-
ton, therefore, has not much active character
about 1t. At the same time there is rather
firm holding, and the absence of any pressure
TO sell helps TO sustain values. Quotable at
81 771z&l SO z cu Tor good TO cnoice ship
ping.
BARLEY-The depressed feeling caused by
the late rain seems to have passed away, as
firm holding is again a feature in the market.
business Is not OF large magnitude, but trans
actions are made generally at full figures. We
quote as follows: Feed, 81 05@1 or Tor
dark coast, 81 1901 1871 for good quality,
i 22% ? ctl.
OAIS-The outlook for trade is more prom
Using than a week ago. No heavy supplies are
coming forward just now, ana dealers are
hopeful of being able to comfortably handle
stocks at present on hand. We quote as fol-
lows: Surprise, 81 50@1 571l; milling,
81 311a9l 4213; good to choice, 81 $3.50
40; OF grades, 81 25@1 SO; Gray, 81 325
al 371a; black 81 1901 50 q ctl !or Oregon
and 81 60@1 30 for California.
CORN-GfieIings are receiving more atten-
tion all round, and hopes are entertained that
q revival of business is not far of. We quote
as follows: Large Yellow, 81 2714@l 80;
Small Yellow, 81 50; White, 81 32ll to
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at sa9 500
y
CORNMEAL-MilIers quote Feed at s28 SO
10 S29 80 r ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large ana small packages, 314@354 = b..
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at S25 p ton
from the mills.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s21@aats
ton.
SEEDS-Not much is doing in any descrip-
ton. Values however, ale steady. We quote
as follows: Mustard Brown. So 1905 25;
Yellow, 5000 % Gil: Canary, 2G214c;
Hemp, 4@414c; Rape, 50 25@2 so; Timothy.
n 10
MIDDLINGS-Go movement. Quotable
HAY-DuiI market. Prices show weak tone
as a rule. We quote as follows: Alfalfa S11
@12; Wheat, S13@lG; Wheat and Cat, $50
10 30; Barley, s12 Gl3 so; wild Oat, S12@
sTRAW-Q uotable at 5oa65c p bale.
HOPS-StoclIs are light and prospects are
BRAN-We quote: No. /. sly 50@1S 80;
other quality, SIC 5o@l7 p ton.
RYE-No buyers. Offerings are neglected.
Quotable at 81 65@1 rs p ell.
BUCKWHEAT-liuota at 81 1902 Is
p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S24 SOC
POTATOES-Riv Eurbanks are doing
better. No other changes. We quote: Early
Rose 3C@40c; Burbanks, 40@6Oc for River
and 90c@S1 10 for Salinas; kiver Red, 900
doc; Sweet, 81 5o@2 so 2 ctl.
ONlONS-ln good supply Quotable at soc
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green. 81 rs;
Blackeye, 81 5o@1 60; Niles, 81 1901 40 ?
ctl.
BEANs-we quote as follows: Bayos, 81 so
az; Butter, 50 25@2 60, Pink, 81 S0@2;
ked. 81 S0G2; Lima, 81 1902 5: Pea
So 1902 55; Small White, So 1902 40 p
ctl
VEG from the Sac
ramento River direction is freely offering at
20@25c p 10, being uull of sale. No String
Beans in market to-day. Some Green Peas
are 10 be seen, but they are too poor in quality
10 quote. Garlic is fairly plentiful. We quote
as follows: Asparagus, 20@25c 2 10; MuSh-
rooms. 10000 2 10; Los Angeles Green Pep
pers, 4@5c = n; Los Angeles String Beans =
@25c Z 10; Southern Green Peas, dc p fo:
Turnips, 50@I5c p ctl: Beets, 81 q sack; Car
Cabbage, soc; Garlic, 3@315c 2 10; Cauliilower,
&C 2 doz Dry Peppers, 1901 &c; Dry Okra
121z@15c = n; MarrowtaJ Squash, s5@S =
ton.
FRUIT-Choice Apples are wanted hut com
mon qualities move slowly, being taken only
for peddiing uses. ounces are about our,
while offerings OF Pears are very slim. Grapes
are not IN favor. Oranges have been in light
request only of late, owing TO wet and cold
weather, but the prospect is now little more
encouraging for sellers. Lines are plentiful
and cheap. We quote: Persimmons. 25@75c
= box; Grapes, 40@75c q box; Apples. 4OG1
zoe 4 box for common To fair and S1@1 so
for good to fancy; SislSiyou Apples, S191 IS
2 box; Lady Apples, 75c@S1 % q box; Pears
0C@Sl 20 . box: Mexican Lines So ,5O65
= box; California Lines, T5c@S1 , box;
Lemons, Sicily, $500 q box; California. Lem
ons, 81 oo@3 so for common to choice; Win
tiers Oranges. 50c@S1 r box: Los Angeles
Seedlings, 81 25ml 70: Los Angeles Navcls
81 5O@3 = box for common to caoica; River
side Seedlings, 81 1892 so 2 box: Riverside
and Duarte NaVeIs, s. 1908 so Z box; Japan
csc Oranges, 81 50@1 IS 4 box; Mexican
Oranges, 81 1902 z case; Bananas 8 5O@
90 p bunch: PineappleS So q dozen: Gram
berries, S9@11 SO z Dbl.
RAISlNS-StocllS are large and the situa-
ton is against sellers. QuOtaIionSa are more or
less nominal. If business were forced, con-
SESSIONS would have TO be made 10 effect sales
We quote: Layers, fancy, 81 40@1 80 z box;
goodto choice, 81 25@G1 81 = p box; fair SIG
20 3 box, with the usual advance Tor frstc-
tional boxes; MuscatelS, 90c9S1 10 Z box
and 2Sz6l4c = N for sacks.
DRIED FRUIT-The situation remains
quiet, and viii probably keep so for little
while. We quote follows: Apricofs
bleached, 5@61ac; do, sun-dried. 2G4c:
Peaches, peeled, evaporated,, 1l@13c; sun
dried, 293h bleached, 3@51zc; Apples Ga
sc for eNaporated, 3@31Hc for Sliced anu
214G3c for quartered; pittei PluIns DC to
&c; unpitted 10, 263c; Craps 25sd os<c : H.
PruneS, 4@7c = II; German Prunes 4665c
Pears, 76lSc Tor evaporated; 2Gl5c for sliced
and 211zd sc tor quartered: NectarineS, 3d c FOR
red and 4@5c for white; Figs, 4e1415c for
pressed and 81 35ac for impressed.
HONE1-Easy tone 10 prices. We quote as
follows: Extracted, 5L@534c for AMBER and
6A@61ac for bright Comb is quotable at
10@ Sc = 10.
BUTrkR-Stocks are not heavy and the
market shows steady tone. Receipts are ex-
pected to increase in the near future, when
prices will be likely to soften. Fancy
35@36c; choice, 30@33c; fair to good, 25as
271zc; store lots, 15@20c q 10; picked roll,
for ladle-packed, and ESQ 2Sc z 10 for cream
cry.