The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-01-20
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO Iann,


So 1905 so z Dbl; Bakers Extras, So 80 to
So 40; Supertine, SO 2O@3 40.
WHEAT-Spot trading is not brisk, though
there is more or less product changing hands
AL the time within range of 81 7O@S1 T2R
q ctl for desirable shipping qualities. Parcels
adapted for milling uses are rather scarce, and
buyers have to pay top rates Tor selection.
From 81 so TO 81 S21a u ctl is the quotable
range for milling Wheat, sales being reported
at the higher figure.
BARLEY-TRere is very quiet tone to the
sample market. Buyers are limited in num-
Der, while their purchases are equally slim in
magnitude. Strictly choice feed is not in free
supply, and holders are somewhat tirm in
asking rates. Feed, 81 O212g1 90 for
dark coast, 81 0774 for good quality, and
81 0S31 10 81 10 for choice; Brewing, 81 LOG
i 221I 2 ell
OAIS-The market is beginning to show i'm
provement. There is more activity 10 the
situation, and stocks are gradually working
down. We quote: Surprise, 81 50@1 571a;
milling. 81 1901. 471a;, good TO choice,
Gray, 81 8531 20; Black, 81 1901 so !,
ctl for Oregon, and s 60 to 81 o712 Tor Call
fornia.
CORN-Prices show steadiness under firm
holding. We quote as follows: Large
Yellow 81 321561 35; small Yellow 81 SO
10 81 81; White, 81 32%@1 3712 p ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at s29 900
CORNMEAL-AIillersq quote Feed at s2S SO
to 500 so = ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 3140354c p 10.
O1LCAKE MEAL-Quoiit0le at S25 q ton
CHoPPEp FEED-Quotable at sa1@ea .
SEEDS-Mustards shows good strength, there
not being much stock OF either kind offering
ad 20 ne maasnd B Bfow 9uos PFf ice yes as
low, So 25@3 rs q ctl; Canary, So S593 IL;
Hemp, 3@o$4c; Rape, saga 80; Timothy.
414c; Alfalfa, 61a@71ac p ID, Flax, 81 1902 q
MIDDLINGs- Steady at currentrates. Quot
able at S23@24 q ton.
HAY-Receipts are not heavy, but the de-
slow We
quote as follows: Alfalfa, S11@l2; Wheat,
$13@15 so; Wheat ana Dat, o12 5O@l5;
Barley, S1I9l3; wild Dat, S12@ ID; Stock.
STRAW-Quotab at 5o@65c p bale.
HOPS-Are in light offering, with values
strong. Quotable at 10000 q 10.
BRAN-Arrivals to-day include 5000 sacks
from Oregon. We quote: No. l, S2O@21;
other quality, SO 2 ton.
RYE-No business. Prices somewhat NOM
inal. Quotable at 81 571z9l 60 p ctl.
UCkWHEAT-Quotable at 81 1902 1914
GROUND neutrality-suspicious. at sa4 500
POTATO S-Marlzet heavily stocked. Prices
favor buyers. Early Rose, 30@14Ce; Burbanks
3o@5oc for River and SiD1 20 for Salinas
River Red. 100000; Sweet. S2@3 2 ctl.
ONIoNS-A choice article sells well. Quot
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 ESQ
] 80; Blackeye, 81 1904 90; Niles, 81 BOG
BEANS-Trade continues slow. Stocks are
not excessive, while the inquiry is light
We quote prices as follows: Bayos, 81 rs
@2; Butter, 80 25@2 60; Pink, 81 s0@1 so;
Reu, S2@2 20; Lima, 81 S0@2; Pea, 81 500
9 90; small White, So 2502 Is y ell
VEGETABLES Receipts are very light. We
quote: Asparagus, 121a@25c, p ID; Mush-
perS, 15e 2 10; LosAngeles Tomatoes, 81 ESQ
! so = box; Southern Green Peas, 1901 SC p
10; TurnIps, SOC DC p ctI; BeetS, 81 p sack;
Carrots, feed, 35@4oc; Parsnips. 81 70 p ctl;
Cabbage, 60c; Garlic, 2@215c q 10; Dry Pep
pers. Toe; Dry okra, i21l@f6c p %; MarTowfat
Squash, S4@o 2 ton.
FRUII-f5rfces of Oranges keep low. as
supplies are liberal. We quote lriceS as fol-
lows: Persimmons, 25@5oc = box; Apples
4O@75c r box Tor common to fair anu 81 a
so for good TO fancy; Siskiyou Apples S1@
i 20 p box: Lady Apples, 75c@S1 % 2 box;
Pears, 5Oc91 25 = box; Mexican LINES,
SO 5000 p box; California Lines, 75c@1 =
box; Lemons, Sicily, S6@7 q box; California
Lemons, 81 1908 for common to choice:
Vaeayilie, Oranges, 5oc@s1 q box; Los An
geleS Seedlings, S1@1 20; Los Angeles Ma
vels, 81 5o@2 80 for common to choice; Riv-
erslde Seedlings, 81 25@1 70; Riverside
and Duarte Navels, S2@3 %; japanese
anges, 81 1892 . case; Bananas, 81 500
8 80 Z bunch; Pineapples, SO p dozen.
DRIED. FRUIT-The situation shows no
change, trade generally being very dull.
We quote prices as follows: Apricots,
bleached, 3@539c; do, sun-dred, 2@3c;
Peaches, pealed, evaporated, 11@13c; sun
dried, 2@31ac; bleached, 4@5115e; Apples, 81
Cd,ic for eVaPorated, 3931ac Tor sliced, and
2L@3c for quartered; Fitted Plums. 415c 10
-
a; PruneS, 4@7c 2 ID; German Prunes, 465c;
Pears, 7@e5c Ior evaporated; So &c for Sliced.
and 2 16ta SC for quartered; Neciarines 3(G4c
for red and 4@5c for white; Figs. 40 414c Tor
pressed and 3S31ac for impressed.
RAISINS-Movement has been almost nom
inal since the turn of the new year. while a.
the moment there is an absence of anything
like wholesale inquiry. We quote as
follows: Layers, fancy. 81 25@l 80 2
box; good to choice, 81 25@91 3715 = box; fair,
S1@1 10 p box, with the usual advance Tor
fractional BOXES; Muscatels, 76@S5c per box,
and 21s@314c = 10 for selected.
~xHONEI-EAt acted not plentiful, and prices
show steady feeling. The demand for comb is
very limited. We quote: Extracted 5I1G!5szc
Tor amber and 614@615c for bright. Comb Is
quotable st 10913c = 10.
BUfTER-0nerings are more than enough
TO meet local wants, and the market wears
easy tone in consequence. We quote as fol-
lows: Fancy, $4,000; choice, 3OG33c: fair
TO good. 25@1271ac; store lots, 56t2 zoe = 10:
picked roll, 24@26c; drkin, 21@23c; East
ern, 15@20c Tor ladle packed and 23a26c ?
10 for creamery.
no surplus of any amount on hand. We
quote prices as follows: Choice TO fancy new
13@1oc; fair to good, 9912c; Ea stern, ordi.
nary 10 line, 1C@14c 3 %.
EGGS-Buyers have the situation in their
1ayor Good supplies OF both domestic and
lots, 25@26asc; Eastern, 25@261ac for fresh
and he for cola storage.
POULIkI-All kinds are in fair demand
FrlceS are moderately steady. Live Turkeys
-Gobblers, 121s@14c; Hens, 14116c; dressed
Turkeys, log &c z IL; BOOSTERS, s6@6 90 fol
81 5o@5 so; Hens, S6@7; Ducks, S1@9
Geese, 81 1902 q pair.
GAME-Englisn snipe are scarce and bring