The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-02-19
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, February Sth.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
So O5@5 Is 2 bbi: Bakers Extras, 81 90@5;
Superfine 50 20@3 40.
WHEAT-There was quite marked i'm
provement in the wheat situation to-day. Adj
vices from distant centers We're of encourag-
ing character and helped much in Stimulat-
ing local values. Better inquiry prevailed,
and prospects for business were generally
more favorable than in some time. Standard
shipping quality is quotable at 81 20 2 ctl
though possibly an odd lot could be picked
up at a shade lower At the same time, some
helders are asking 81 721a and will take no
less. Milling parcels that at ali desirable
bring 81 70, while 81 761@@1 7719 is being
demanded.
BARLEY-The rain of last night did not
appear TO have depressing influence on the
market, Tor holders made no abatement i'll
asking pr.ces. Strictly choice bright feed is
mott neXcesSivesupply,a and tins circumstance
helps to steady the situation. Wequote: Feed,
9715c tor dark coast, S1@l OH for good quail
ity and 81 021a for choice; brewing, 81 or
al 3 q ell.
OATS-rrade is slow, and tie market is
yielding one as regards prices. We quote as
follows: surprise, 81 5C@1 so; milling. 81 30
@1 40; good TO choice, 81 3o@1 So; oil
grades, 81 25d1 271a: Gray, 81 2591 80;
Black 81 271%@g1 80 2 ctl for Oregon and
81 5o@1 so Tor California for seed uses.
CORN-Holders are not disposed to make
concessions, and buyers have the situation
against them. Wequote: Large Yellow, 81 80;
Small Yellow, 81 3c@1 3o7a; White, 81 SEQ
CRACKED CT CoRN-Quotable at $4,000 .
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s21 SOC
% so p ton.
SEQ q ton; fine kinds for the table, in large
and small packages, 314@354c p 10.
OILCAKE NfEAL-Quotable at S25 p ton
from the mills,
SEEDS-Mustard. Brown, 1903 25; Yellow,
So 25@3 rs; Cenary, imported, So $50
3 IL; hemp, 34@4c , 10; Rape, S2@2 80;
Timothy, 514@5kc; Alfalfa, 6E9714c p ID;
la = n y a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inquiry. Quotable at
S26 to S27 q ton.
HA4-We quote: Alfalfa, S1o@12; Wheat,
Barley, S11@13; Wild Dat, S12@l4; Stock,
STRAW-Quotable at 5o@6Cc p bale.
MILLSTUFFS-We quote: Rye Flour, &c;
Rye Meal, SIC; Graham Flour, BIC; Dat
meal, 4I&c; Dat Greats, sc; Cracked Wheat,
DC; Buckwheat Flour, SC; Pearl Barley, 4@
HoPs-Quiet market. Quotable at 10000
BRAN-Firm in price We quote: No. 1,
S21 50@22 so; other quality, $50 z ton.
RYE-Quotable at l G5@1 70 q ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Quota at 81 1902 12l
ctl.
POTAToEs-we quote: Early Rose, GOO
soc; Burbanks, 3o@40c for River, and 85c@
81 for salinas: River Red, 100000; Oregon
IurbankS, G0@90c Z ctl.
to choice, and 5o@6oc p ctl forcut.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 $50
l 90; Blacl1eye, 81 30@1 so; Niles, 81 25@
BEANs-Bayos, 81 9o@2 o5; Butter, 81 so
az 70; Pink, 81 90@2; hed. S2@2 20; Lima,
81 90@2; Pea, So 60@2 70; Small White,
So 25@2 60 = ctl.
VEGEFA BLES = The market was very
slimly furnished this morning. We quote
prices follows: Mushrooms. 15@30c; Rau-
barb, lt@1o 4 ID; Asparagus, 1O@20c q -
for ordinary, and 25@3oc for Bodldin Is
land; Los Angeles Green Peppers, 25@30c p
b; Los Angeles String Beans, 20@25c . 10;
Los Angeles summer Squash, &C q II; Los An
gees Tomatoes 1902 so q box; Green Peasf
1o@1212c q ii; Turnips, 50@75c q ctl; Beets,
81 20 2 ctl; Cabbage, 60c; Garlic, 2921Ic 2 10;
Caulitower, 50G6oc p doz; Dry Peppers, ! 5c;
Dry Ollra 2oc 3 10; Marrow-fat Squash, seq
RIPE FRUIT-We quote Eastern Apples,
So so p bbl; Apples, 60c@S1 % q box tor
common TO fair and 81 5000 go for good to
fancy.
CIRRUS FRUITS-Cnoice Oranges are in
request, and sales are sometimes made above
the top quotation for something that is OF eX-
ira quality. Wequote as follows: Mexican
Lines, SO 50@6 Z box; California Lines, 1900
81 z box; Lemons, Sicily, S646 so q box;
California Lemons, S1@2 so Tor common 10
Los Angeles Seedlings. 75c@S1 %; Los An
geles Navels 81 20 TO 50 25 for common to
choice; Riverside Seedlings, S1@1 70; River
side and Duarte Navels, 81 50@4; MeGi-
can Oranges, 81 rs to - 2 case; Mandarin
Oranges, 75c@Sl; Bananas, 81 5o@3 90 p
bunch; PineappleS, Sc 7 dozen.
DRIED FhU1T-Apficots, bleached, do
SIC; do, sun-dried, 2@3c; Peaches, peeled,
evaporated. 11@13c; sun-dried, 3G315c;
bleached, 65}9c; Apples, 51296c for evapor-
ated. 3(G315c Tor sliced and 21zl3 Sc for quar-
tered; pitted Plums. 415@5c; unpitted, do, %
@2c; Grapes, 114@11sc z 10; Prunes. 4461zc 2 %;
German Prunes. Ia Sc; Pears. 7@Scfor evap-
Grated 800 for sliced, and 21@ls4c for quar-
tered; Nectarines, 3@4c for red and 4@g5c for
white; Figs, 41a95c for pressed and 3@4c
for impressed.
RAISINS-We quote: Layers, fancy, 81 %
@l 80 r box; good to choice, S1@11 10, with
the usual advance for fractional boxes; Mus
catels, 6o@S5c q box and 21z@31zc q b for
sacks.
HoNEY-We quote: Extracted, $1,000 for
amber, and 61%la654e for bright Comb is
quotable at 10@13c > N.
BUTrER-ModeTate receipts keep prices
steady. We quote: Fancy. 321z@33c;
choice, 30@31c; fair to good, 25@29c: picked
roll, 23@25c; firkin, 21@23c; Eastern, / ga
Ice for ladle packed and 22@25c 4 b for
creamery.
CHEESE-Choice to fancy new, 13@14c;
fair to good, old. 9a12c; Eastern, ordinary to
fine, 11@1 Sc; do, fancy creamery, / 31a@141zc
2 70.
EGGS-Prices are soft and declining. We
! quote as follows: California ranch, ESQ
| 24c; store lots, 2o@22c p dozen,