The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-12-31
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
business Very Dull In Wheat Options
Nothing New in Barley.

Business in Wheat options in the local mar
ket was very dull this morning. The trans
actions were limited to May delivery of which
$50 tons We're sold at from 81 32t5 to 81 327z.
Outside of this, prices were steady at previous
quotations. There was nothing new in Bar
ley, and sales were light, aggregating 500 tons
II May at So cents.
Business was very dull this morning in the
vegetable market with little change in prices
Mushrooms are coming in very pentifuly,
but their condition is such that it Is difficult
10 make any regular quotation, large pOr-
ton being very Inferior. Potatoes are firm
and active. onions are steady. Asparagus is
weak under heavier arrivals.
There is little demand for fresh fruit outside
of Apples, and then only the choicest varie-
ties are saiable. Some Grapes came in and
sold up TO 81 so. Good Pears are scarce.
Cranberrles are cleaning up well. Mexican
LINES are in good demand, Oranges of all
kinds sell well.
The poultry market is weak and duh. with
heavy stocks on hand. Eastern poultry is in
excessive supply and more is on the road.
Game arrived IN better condition and prices
advanced sharply.
In the market for dairy produce Butter is a
little easier than IL was. Picked roll and fir
kin continue dull and weak. Stocks of East
ern Eggs are lighter. California ranch Eggs
are in good demand.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Elk
tras So 90@t 2 Dbl; Bakers Extras So 90
oil; Supertne, 81 90 to So 10.
WHEAr-Shipping Wheat, up to standard
requirements, Is quotable at 81 2758 p ctl.
Most of the desirable offerings of Milling
Wheat are held at 81 3212, though buyers are
not inclined to pay over 81 31lI as an ex-
IRENE, SO that trading is neither quick nor
BARLEY-We quote as follows: Feed. 76i.tA
T719c e. ct, fer dark coast, rs &C for good quail
ity and soc for choice; Brewing, S5G9219c q
ell; Chevalier, 81 l 5G1 ~ r ctl for stand
ard and S0c9S1 for lower grades.
OATS We quote: Surprise, 81 Is to
81 80; milling milling, 81 1901 3719; fancy
81 30@1 80; OIL grades, 81 1901 %; Black
81 Oo@1 10 Tor common ana 81 121%8
/ 20 for choice for seed; Gray, 81 $50
j 30; Red, 81 121201 20 p cti.
CORN-Continues duh and weak, with every
advantage IN iaNor OF buyers. Quotable
at 971c9Sl 0212 for Large Yellow, 81 O5@
O64 for small Yellow and S1@1 05 p ell
for White.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s24 500
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at s35 p ton
from the mills.
CORNMEAL-Mlllers quote Feed at S24 10
SO ton; fine kinds for the table, in large
and small packages, 314@354c = 10.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotablea at S17917 90
e ton.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown. 81 rs
90; Yellow, S791 80; Canary, imported,
81 1900 1215; do, California -; Hemp, sc .
n; Rap, 80 zoos %; Timothy, SIC ? n;
Alfalfa sc = 10 Tor California, and 9159954c
for Utah; Flax, 50 IS = ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Quotabl at S21@23 . ton.
HAG-Wheat and Oat, SS911; Barley, 81
90; Uat S7@9; fair 70 choice Wheat, SEQ
3 so; compressed, 5000; stock, SIS 5O9
s 90; Alfalfa, 5000 90; Glover, 500 3 ton.
STI{AW-Quotable at 35@45c . bale.
HORSE Notable at 10000 p 10.
MILLSTUFFS-We quote: Rye Flour, SIC:
Rye Meal, Sc; Graham Flour, &c; Oatmeal
&c; Oat Greats, sc; Cracked Wheat 3 15c
Buckwheat Flour, 5@53ac; Pearl Barley, 4 a
@1l.c z u.
BKAAN1-Quotqble at s15915 50 . ton.
RGE-Quotable at 81 12t6 q ctt.
RITt'I. " ETA p--f1nOfahfa nj Il D,ofl
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at Sl9@2O
PoTATOEs-Good stock continues in do
mand at fun rates, There is still considerable
frosted stock on the market that is hard 10
work OF at any price. New Potatoes, 2G2l5c y
h: Peerless, 75c@S1; Early Rose, COG = sc;
soc; Salinas Burbanks, 81 1901 10: oregon
BurbanKs, Sl@l 20; Garnet Chies, 65975c;
do Oregon, 81; sweet, 50c91S ctl.
ONIONS supplies are large. Quotabe at
75@JOc p ell.
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Green, 81 %
q -; BaSekeye, 81 COOL 20; Niles, 81 40
BEANs-Bayos, 50 2o@2 so; Butter, So 40
a ? 90 for small, and 50 for large; Pink, s.
az 80; Pea, 50 5000 rs: small White.
- oO92 20; Large White, So 1902 45 2 ctl.
NEGEIABLES-String Beans from Los
Angeles sold at 129ac 3 b. Asparagus is grad
ually cneapening. Tomatoes 20 OF SLOWLY
Peppers are not much in demand. Mush-
rooms are plentiful some lots being too poor
TO quote. Rhubarb is in slim receipt
We quote prices as follows; Tomatoes, 81
@l % q box Mushrooms, 6@12lc 3 ID:
Green Peppers, 3@Sc; Green Peas, o@1Oc
e M Asparagus 100 15c Z u; RhuLarb, G@Sc
= ID Turnips, 700 sc z eli; Beets 15c 4
sack; Carrots, feed, 40945ci Parsuips, 81 20
= ell; Cabbage, 75&SOc; Garlic I1Sc IL:
CauliiIower, 81 , dozen; Dry Peppersz. -iaSe
3 10; Dry Okra, l234c > ID; Marrowlat Squash,
S6@S = ton
FRESH FRUTT-Bady Apples are cheaper,
the holiday trade being over. Other kinds OF
Apples are in large supply, though Of choice
quality there is no surplus. We quote: Lady
Apples, S1Gl so = box; Persimnons 25c
to 15c = box; Apples, 5OcGS1 for common
to good. ana 81 25Gl 90 for choice; Mount
ain Apples, S1@2 Z box; Pears, 25c "a
81 25 . box: Gran berries. S11@12 p Dbl.
CITRUS FRUIT-Prices for Oranges con
tfnue 10 weaken in consequence OF large ar
rivals. We quote: Mexican Lines, Sos;
California Lines, 100000 Lemons, Siclly,S59
30; California Lemons, S1@1 so for common
and - 5OG3 for good To choice; Bananas,
81 5000 50 p bunch; Hawaiian Pineapples,
@; Mexican PineappleS, S496 . dozen;
Mandarin Oranges, Sl@l % Y box; Duarte
Navels, So 5OG3 e box: Riverside NaVels,
s. 50a5 q box Riverside Seedlings, 81 u
az 2 box: san Bernardino NaVels, - 90
as = box; San Bernardino Seedlings,
81 1902 2 box; Winters Seedlings, small
boxes, 50&75c; Fresno seedlings, 81 7592
2 box; Oroville Navels, 50 5oG3 2 box;
Oroville Seedlings, 81 1902 ? box.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote as follows:
Dates, 5000 = u; Apples, sun-dried 8 20 4c;
40, sliced, 4a49ac; do, evaporated, in boxes,
71%GS1sc q II; Pears, bleached, 696c for
sliced; 3@5c for Quartered and sc for eyap-
GRATED; Pears, unbieached, 3G4c for sliced
and 2@21Sc for quartered; Figs. o. for pressed
and 3@4c for impressed; PruneS, 61a971 g
for small; SIC to 9l4c for the four sizes, and
9IS61oe for the fifth size Of 5O@6os; Pitted
Fiums 914910c; unpitted Plums, 21a@5c;
White Nectarines, Toe to 12c; Red Nectar
ines, s@IOc 2 II; Dleached Peaches, 714G11c;
sun-dried Peaches, 6@7eS b; ApricotS, 11@
14c for Royals and 1o91oe Tor Moorparks;
RAIsINs-Quotabl as follows London