The record-union., 1892-02-11
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
So FRANcIsco. Februarv 1

SAN FRANCISCO, February 10th.
FLOUR-Prices easy. Net cash prices for
Family Extras, So 05G5 15 p bbl; Bakers
Extras, S4 9o@S5; Superfine, SO 2O@3 40.
WHEAT-Business continues OF small pro-
portions: Quotations show fair steadiness at
81 621991 6334 2 ctl for standard shipping
quality, with 81 65 for a choice article. Trade
in milling wheat is also light, holders asking
81 20. while the best bid was 81 671a 2 ctl.
BARLEY-Oherings are moderate, and
holders of choice feed are firm in asking rates.
Movement, however, is very slight. Little at
We quote Feed. 971Ic@S1 for dark coast,
81 O1%@S1 O2% for good quality and
81 O317g1 O5 for choice: Brewing, 81 071a
@1 Is p ctl.
OATS-Business is not brisk. Stocks, how
ever, are not excessive and prices show steaGy
tone We quote as follows Surprise, 81 50l
81 32za9l 40i OF grades, 81 23@l 80;
Gray, 81 @0@1 50; Black. 81 35@1 4 o e,
ctl for Oregon, and 81 50@1 70 for Calitor-
mia.
CORN-There is a stronger tone to the mar
ket and buyers have less advantage. Wequote:
Large Yellow, 81 25@F 271a; small Yellow,
/ 80; White, at 81 3O@l 321@ = ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S29@30 p
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s21@22 q
C0RNNIEAL-Millersq quote Feed at S28 to
S29 p ton; fine kinds for the table, in large
and small packages, 31149354c = n.
1f0m the mills.
sEEDS-Mustard, Brown, s3@3 %; Vel
low, So zoos 20; Canary; imported. s2 : 5c9
8 u; Hemp, 3I@4c p tb Rape, S2@2 30;
Flax, i 81 rs e gS5Fe' s. ciI '''ii' 07a' ~ "
MIDDLINGS-Quota at S24@?5 . ton.
HAY-Prices have not varied in over q
week. We quote: Alfalfa, S11@12; Wheat,
S13@15 so; Wheat and Oat, S12 5o@1 >;
Barley, S1l@13; Wild Oat, S12@14; Stock
S10@11 Z ton.
STRAW-Quota5l at 50@65c p bale.
HOPS-Stoclls of choice product are light,
and firmly held. The demand, however is
nj
ment. QuOtable at 17@ zoe 2 ID, though some
parties ask higher figures.
BRAN-Active inquiry. We quote: No l,
S21@22; other quality, $50 z ton.
RYE-Is easier the demand being slack.
Quotable at 81 65@1 20 2 ctl.
Quotable at 81 1902 121a
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s22 so
to SOB 90 p ton.
ers. Receipts are quite free. Early Rose, 2O@
soc; Burbanks, 3C@40c for River, and S1@g
ID for salinas; River Red, 20@30c; Oregon
Burbanks, 75c@S1; Sweet, 81 50@3 2 ctI.
ON10NS-AfriValS are somewhat large and
prices are sOftening in consequence Quot
able at S5c@S1 for good TO choice, and 80
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 70 to
81 30; Blackeye, 81 3O@1 so; Niles, 81 2 to
BEANsNBayos, 81 so@2; Butter, So 80 to
So 75; Pink, 81 S0@1 80; Red, Sz@2 25;
Lima, 81 90@2; Pea, 50 5o@2 60; Small
White. So 25a2 45 p ctl.
VEGETABLE arrival of Rhubarb
this morning. No Fresh Peas came 10 hand.
and offerings consisted of carry-over stock.
There is q wide range in the price OF Aspara-
gus, there being marked difference in the
quality of consignments. String Beans are in
light receipt. Tomatoes are scarce. We
quote: Mushrooms, 15@25c; Rhubarb, leo
1Sc p 10: Asparagus, 1O@20c 2 Do; Los Angeles
Green Peppers, 30G35c 2 b; Los Anse .es
String Beans, 20@25c 2 ID; Los Angeles sum
mer Squash. C q h; Los Angeles Tomatoes,
S2@2 so z box; Southern Green Peas 6@
SC = h: Turnips. ,50@75c = ctl: Beets, 81 p
sack: Carrots, feed, 3o94oc; Parsnips, 81 %
2 ctl; Cabbage. 60c: Garlic, 2@21ac 4 10;
Caulifower, 50@60c 2 doz; Dry Peppers, 15c;
Dry Okra, zoe Z fb Marrowfat Squash, S6@
10 y ton.
RIPE FRUIT-Poor qualities of Apples are
in large receipt, finding custom onIy at low
prices Tor peduling trade. We quote Eastern
Apples, So so p bbl; Apples, 50@9Oc n box
for common 10 lair and Sl@1 80 for good to
fancy; SislIiyou Apples, S1@1 rs 2 box; Gran
berries, IS 5o@9 4 Dbl.
CITRUS FhUTIS-There is better INQUIRY
for Oranges, and it looks as if much surplus
stock would clean up in a few days. Mexican
LINES are lower, owing torecent additions TO
stocks. We quote: Mexican LINES, SEA-
box; California LINES, 75c@S1 2 box;
Lemons, Sicily, S6@6 so p box; California
Lemons, 81 25@3 for common to choice
Nacaville Oranges, 50c@S1 p box; Los Angeles
Seedlings, 75c@1 10; Los Angeles Navels
81 TO So % Tor common TO choice: River.
side Seedlings. S1@1 75; Riverside and
Duarte NavelS. S2@3 so: Mexican Oranges
81 rs to So 2 case; Mandarin Oranges, 81 5
@1 so; Bananas, 81 50@3 90 q bunch;
LlneappieS, 80 OOZen.
DRIED FRUII--Stock of most descriptions
are light, while among the offerings the guam
tlty OF really choice product is quite small.
Trade continues slow. We quote: Apricots
bleached, 4@515e; do, sun-dried, 2@3c:
Peaches, peeled, evaporated, 11@13c: sun
dried, 2C933ac; bleached, 3@51zc; Apples 81
@6c for evapoTated, 3@315c Tor sliced and
:9k@3c for quartered; pitted PIums, 415d sc:
unpltted do, 2@254c; Grapes, 2@21ac; PruneS,
496c; German PruneS, 4@5c; Fears, eDsc for
evaporated, 3@5c for sliced and 21%(d3c for
Quartered; NectarineS, 3@4c for redand ia &c
for white; Figs, 41415c for pressed and 3951sc
p 10 for impressed.
RAISINS-Dullness is still the feature of the
situation. We quote: Layers, fancy 81 25
al 80 q box; good to choice, S1a1 10, with
the usual advance for fractional boxes: Mus
catels, 75@S5c = box, and 2L@314c p 10 for
sacks.
HONEY-Extracted is firm. as stocks are re-
duced. Comb is in ample supply for present
demands. We quote: Extracted SLID sc for
amber, and 6l4(961ac for bright = b. Comb is
quotable at IO@l3c 3 n.
BUTTER-tor two or three days a steadier
feeling has prevailed because of fair shipping
demand. Orders are about satisfied and the
tone of the market is again becoming easier
Wequote as follows: Fancy, 321Za33c choice
3o@31c; far TO good, 25@29c; picked roll
23@25c: firkin, 21@23c; Eastern, 1501 &c for
1adle packed and 22@2 25c9 10 for creamery.
CHEESE-0fferiDgs are light but they are
large enough to supply all wants at present
prices We quote Choice TO fancy new, / 80
1415c; fair TO good, old, 9@12c; Eastern. ordi-
nary TO fine, 11@13c; do, fancy creamery,
1314@1455c p u.
ported at 26c, but such trade is exceptional.
We quote: California ranch. 24@25c: store
lots, 22@23c; Eastern, 19@20c for cold stor-
age.