The record-union., 1892-04-26
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. April Goth.
FLOUR-We quote: Net cash prices for
tras, 81 75a5; Superfine 50 1903 10.
WHEAT - The situation is unchanged
Trade is slow and the market is very quiet
with prices more or less nominal at 81 50@
/ 5114 q ctl for good to choice shipping grades
Milling qualities range from 8 90 to 81 571a
q ctl.
BARLEY-The week has not been an active
one, while the immediate outlook does not
give promise OF increased movement. We
quote: Feed, 971acqS1 for dark coast
81 o114@1 o51l for good quality, and 81 o394
al % Tor choice; Brewing, 81 1o@1 1712
| q ctl
oATs-Firmness in price is feature of the
market. We quote; Surprise, 81 50@1 60;
good to choice Feed, 81 35a1 As; of grades,
81 25@1 80; Gray, 81 25@l 80.
| .CORN-ShowS good strength in value. Quot
able at 81 364@1 37h Tor Large Yellow,
81 3715a1 4o.for Small yellow, and 81 3o@
! 40 q ctl for White.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s29 5o@
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s21 500
% 80 2 ton.
COKNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at sas so
@29 2 ton; fine kinds for the table, in large
and small packages. 31l@394c q ID.
OILCAkE MEAL-Quota0le at S25 p ton
from the mills.
So 25; Yellow, So 25@3 55; Canary, i'm
ported, So 1903 I2; Hemp, 354@4c p 10:
Rape, 50 to - so; Timothy, 51@514c; Al
falta, 1910 2 ID: Flax, 81 75@2 10 T. ctl.
MIDDLlNGS- Steady in price. with active
trade. Quotable at S20@2O SO p ton.
HAY-Prices are somewhat firm. Alfalfa,
Se@10; Wheat, S10@14 so; Wheat and Oat
S10@l3; Barley, S1O@12; Wild Oat, Slo@
IL; stock, SS@1O p ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 100000 p bale.
HOPS-Nothlng doing just now. Quotable
MILISTUFFs- quote Rye Flour. 4c:
Rye Meal, 31c; Graham Flour, 313&c; Oat-
meal, 41ac; Oat Groats, sc; Cracked Wheat
4c; Buckwheat Flour, &c; Pearl Barley, 40
41ac 2 10.
BRAN-Supp!ies are not heavy. We quote
No. L, S17 5O@1S q ton.
RYE-QuOtable at 81 5001 52h . ell
BUCKW at 81 1902 p ctI
GROUND BARLEY-Quotablea at S22 so
to $23 SO p ton.
POTATOES-Receipts of new to-day were
1890 sacks, quotable at 60@75c = ctl. We
quote old stock: Early Rose, 2G14Oc: River
Reds, 3o@4oc; Oregon Burbahks, s1@i 10 .
ONIONS-Over 500 sacks Oregon arrived
to-day by steamer. We quote: New, 11a@2c;
old, 21a@31ac p 70. -
DRIED fEAS-.We quote, Green1S1 SOC
BEANS -Bayos, sa@2 I215; Butter, So so
White So 4o@2 90 p ctf.
NEGETABLE BLES-Asparagus was in demand
to-day at full figures, some few sales being
made above quotations. Rhnbarb is more or
less a drug. Supplies of green peas continue
large. We quote as follows: Rhubarb 250
quality; Asparagus, 81 75@2 for ordinary
and So 2592 so for choice; Egg Plant 5G,
zoe r 10; Cucumbers, 75c(GS1 25 p doZ: Los
ANGELES Green Peppers, 2o@25e = n; String
Angeles Summer Squash. 12c p u; Los An
geles Tomatoes, S2@2 20 p box; Green Peas;
Sl@1 20 z sack for common and 21a@3c p 10
for sweet; Turnips, 5o@z2c . ctl; Beets, 81 p
sack; Carrots. feed, 40@50c; ParSnips 81 25
p ctl; Cabbage, 40@5Oc; Garlic, 2@4c p ID:
Caulifower, 50@6oc 2 doz; Dry Peppers, 1 o
@121ac; Marrowfat Squash, S12@l p ton.
FRESH FRUIT-Cherries are Slow of sale
at 81 5000 . box, not being attractive Light
consignments of Raspberries to- day sold at
50e p bskt. Receipts OF Strawberries were
333 chests, selling al a wide range We quote:
Straw berries, S6@10 for SharpIess and slO@
II for Longworth; Apples, 81 1902 25 . box
fancy.
CITRUS FRUIT-Buyers have about their
own way with Oranges. We quote as follows:
Mexican LINES, S394 p box; California Lines
6Oc 10 Toe q box Lemons. Sicily, S5@5 90 p
box; California emons, S1@l so lor com
mon and So 5o@3 3 Tor good TO choice; Los An
81 TO 50 for common to choice: Riverside
Seedlings, 75c@S1 25; Riverside NaveIs.
81 50@2 80; San Bernardino Seedlings, 81 so
92; San Bernardino and Duarte NaVels S36
Il Bananas, 81 5o@2 so p bunch; Pine
apples. S6@S 2 dozen.
DRIED FRuIT-We quote as follows: Apri-
cots, bieached, soc; do, sun-dried, 31z64c:
Peaches, sun-dried. 21SG31%c; bleached. IIt6
&C; Apples, 3la515c for evaporated 3@3fSc
for sliced and 21z@3c for quartered; pitted
Plums, 4@43ac; Gnpitted do, 2@24c; Grapes,
1149l1ac g 10; Prunes, 4a7cF ih: German
Prunes, 4GDoc; Pears, rose for evaporated. 2
@oc for sliced, and a14@4c for quartered;
Nectarines, 3@4c for red and 4a5c for white:
Figs, 4{2ta DC for pressed ana 394c for un-
pressed
RAISINS-we quote: Layers, fmcv. 81 20
al 30 2 box; goou to choice. 90c@I 10 with
the usual advance for fractional boxes; Mus
catels, 6Og9Oc = box, and 21Sg3c + b for
sacks.
NUTS-We quote: California Walnuts. ga
&c for hard shell, and 79Sc for soft she'll Chile
Walnuts, ot9sc California Almonds, 1870
115hac for soft, &C for hard shell, and 12d 15}c
for paper shell; Peanuts, 1890; Hickory
Nuts, zt9sc; Filberts. 110i 2c; Pecans l1L6
13c for small, and 159loc for large: Brazil
Nuts, 61S6Sc p h; Pine Nuts -G-c u. Co
coanuts, s4@4 so > hundred.
H0NEI-We quote: Extracted, 5G6c for
amber, and 61x@634c for bri ght. Comb is
quotable at S@1oc in 2-fb frames and 1Oal Sc
for white in LIB frames.
BUTTER-Tke market closes on well sup
piled and easy market. Quotable at l 71SaISc
2 d for fancy, 16Z9l7c for good to Choice,
and 15@16c for common grades.
fancy new, 1ol2911e; fair to good. 9@1oc:
SKINNED, 6@So; Eastern, ordinary to fine
1i@13c; do. fancy creamery, 13@l4c 2 n.
EGGS-In ample supply. We quote: Cali
fornia ranch, &c; store lots, 1s@19c; Eastern,
16ISG17 71&c FdoZen.
PoULThY-Firm. Live Turkeys-Gobblers.
16G1Sc; Hens, SO zoe: do. dressed, 1S@2Oc
. n; RoosteIss SO 5o97 for old, and saal1
Hens. S697; Ducks, s6@7; Geese, S2S2 50 >
pair,
ern Hams. 12@123sc: California refrigerator
Bacon, 1901 31Sc; California Bacon, heavy
and medium, 50 q Zoe. do. light, 1112@12c;
do. extra light, f3@131sc; do clear sides, i o
~, nT4fn,s n,,ess 81 S651 5fl. do ness 50 sn