The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-12-20
COMMERCIAL.
But Little Change in the Grain Situa-
ton at the Bay.
The Fresh Fruit Market Moder-
ately Active in All Varie-
ties of Apples.
SAN Francisco. Dec. 10Th.

sales Of Wheat this morning were very light
Only 500 tons were sold, and this was all
buyer December at from 81 251% TO 81 2G1z.
May was quoted at 81 3Ols bid and 81 3O3E
asked. The Barley market was stronger al
though the cause OF the movement is not APP
parent.
The Vegetable market was in a little better
condition this morning, but business Is any
thing but satisfactory and dealers are COM
planning Of dun trade Potatoes hold up firm,
and have been doing pretty well lately, under
an improvement in the shipping demand.
Choice Onions are scarce and command top
prices.
The Fresh Fruit market is moderately
active in all varieties of Apples. Oranges are
coming in freely, but the demand is light and
prices are weak at quotations. Table Grapes
still appear on the market, but meet with lit
tie demand. Dried Fruits are doing better in
Apncots and Peaches, but Apples are dull.
The Poultry market is well stocked with
Eastern, but California stock comes IN light.
Business in Turkeys is still dun, but prices
Tor dressed have a higher tendency. Very
few Wild Ducks came in to-day, but the
market was glutted with Quail and the price
dropped.
Tie supplies of Fresh Butter of all kinds is
- ample for the demand and prices are steady.
Eggs are coming in freely and prices have an
easier tone; only the very choicest bringing
top quotations. Cheese is firm with a moder-
ate demand.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
50 1904 a Dbl; Bakers Extras, SO 90a4;
suPerfne. So COCA 10.
WHEAI-Ihe market is quiet, though there
IS a little nrmer holding. Theabsence Of buy
ers, however, limits trade. QuOtaole 81 20
al 2614 q ell for good to choice skipping and
81 271a0l 323 for milling grades.
BAkLEY-Feed, 76140771sc ? ctl for
dark coast, 1876 for good quality and soc for
choice; Brewing, S5gJ21zc z Ell; ChevaIier,
! L -fr. Iar %
for lower grades.
OATS-Movcment keeps slow at unchanged
rates; Surprise 5 1901 So milling, 81 500
to choice feed, 81 80 to 81 %;
OF grades, 81 10 TO 81 %; Black, 81 059
l 10 for common and 81 12lz@1 20 for
choice for seed; Gray, 81 25@1 80; Red,
81 121d@1 20 g ell.
CORN-Small sales of large Yellow at the
old figure. Quotable at S1@l O21a tor Large
Yellow, 81 o5@1 on for small Yellow and
81 071z@1 10 2 ctl lor White.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S24 SOC
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 q ton
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at $40
25 = ton; rne kinds for the table, in large
and small packages, 31.G33lc 2 ID.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S17@17 so
9ton.
SEEDS-we quote: Mustard, Brown. $40
5Oi Yellow, S6@6 so; Canary, imported
- 1905 1871; 10. California, -; Hemp, sc p
ID; Rape, 80 25@8 20; Timothy, SIC y ID;
for Utah; Flax, 81 5O@2 : 2 ell.
MIDDLINGS-Quotabl at $40 5O@22 so
= ton.
HAY-In good supply. Wequote: Wheat and
Oatl SS@11: Barley, S6@9; Dat, S5@9; lair TO
choice Wheat, S9G13 so; compressed. S7GlO;
stock, s. 5000 so; Alfalfa, So@1O 80; Glover,
$40 Q T ton.
sTRAW-Quotablea at 85@45c g bale.
HOpS-QuOtable at 15@l9c e d.
MlLLSTUFFS-We quote: Rye Flour, $40;
Rye Meal. &C; Graham Flour, SIC; Dat
meal, 419c; Odt Greats, sc; Cracked Wheat,
S54ej BucK7wheat Flour, 59514c; Pearl Bar
/, BRAN-We quote: No. /, S14 5O@15 a ton.
RYE-Quotable at 81 1891 ! 5 p cti
BUCkW HEAT-QUotablea at 81 1902 p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at $4,000
p ton.
P0TATOEs-We quote: Peerless, 6Oa7oc:
Early Rose, 5O@65c; River Reds, 4O@5Oc;
River Burbank, 50@tOc q ctl; Salinas Bur
banks, 9Oc@Sl 80 2 ctl; Oregon Burbanks.
90c@S1 20; Garnet Chiles, 65q75c p ctl;
Sweet, 75cGSl % in sacks and 81 20 to
81 30 r cti in boxes.
ONIONS-Quotable at 10000 p ctI
DhlED TEASING quote; Green. 81 750
! 50; Blackeye, 81 6091 20; Niles, 81 COO
BEANs-Bayos, 50 2o@2 so; Butter. So 10
O. 90 for small and 50 for large; Pink,
81 9O@l 95; Red, So 40@2 so; Lima. So 50
50 30 to 50 80; Large White, So 25@2 50 p
observation-disclosures Asparagus sells
we'll No good Tomatoes in market. We
quote jobbng lois as follows: Asparagus,
25@35c d ID; Rhubarb,-c . ID; Mushrooms, s
@12c r h Tor common and 1926 q ID Tor
Buttons; Tomatoes, 15@40c 2 box; Turnips
700 &c p ctl; Beets ! &C 2 sack; Carrots, feed
10G40c; Parsnips, 81 70 2 ell; Cabbage, 700
@oOc; Garlic, 112c = ID; Caulitlower. 81 q
dozen; Dry Peppers, 7@Sc d TO; Dry Okra,
1252c q h; MarrOwtat Squash, S4(G7 = ton.
FRESH FRUIT-GrapeS in light supply,
with higher prices asked. Lady Apples,
81 5O@3 e box; Grapes, 5O@S1 2 box; Per-
simmons, 509S1 . box; Apples, 5OcGS1 for
common TO good and 81 25MI 80 Tor choice:
Mountain \ z no
@S1 20 e box: Cranberries. S11@12 = Dbl.
CITRUS FRUIT-Stocks OF Mandarin
Mexican Lines, $50 80; California
Lines, 100000; Lemons sicily, 50 so
90; California Lemons, 81 5o@2 so
for common and s. 5O@4 for good to
choice: Bananas, 81 5O92 so p bunch;
Hawaiian tlneappleS,-@-S dozen; Mexican
Pineapples, S196 p dozen; Mexican Oranges,
81 JOW2 q box; Mandarin Oranges, S1@l 30
p box; Duarte Naves, 1893 so ? box; River
side Navels, S393 80 z box, riverside Seed
hngs, S292 90 r box; Winters Seedlings,
small boxes, 500. sc; Fresno Seedlings,
81 1893 z box; OrOville Navels, $500 80 q
box; uroville Seedlings, S2@2 80 p box.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote: Dates, $40
sliced, 49415c; do, evaporated, in boxes 71%a
Sc { n; Pears, bleacned, 5@ &C for sliced, SO
&c for quartered and Sc for evapOratet; Pears
unblcached, 3@4c Tor sliced and 2921@c for
quartered; Figs, SC for pressed and So &c for
impressed; Prunes, 61Sg71ac Tor small, SO
9 4e for the four sizes and - 491Oc Tor the
titth size OF 5U0OOs; Pitted PluIns, 81 9l0c;
unpitteu Plums, 2laG5c; White Nectarines
1OS12c; Red Nectarines, S@lOc 2 n; bleached
Peaches. 7129llc; sun-dried Peaches, ga &c s
ID; Apricots, l1@14c for Royal and 159l6c
Tor Moorparks; Grapes, 11292Ac . ID.
RAISINS-Quotable as follows: London
Layers, 81 25@l 90; loose Muscatel, SIG
% in boxes and = s@314c 2 ii in sacks.
NUTS-Ne quote as follows Chestnuts,
lao sc 2 ID; Walnuts, case for hard shell,
3@913c Tor SOFT shell and l1@12c q 10 for
paper shell; Chile Walnuts. S@gc: California
Almonds, 120l21ac for soft shell. 697c for
hard shell anu 14@l5c tor paper shell; Pea
nuts, 31aG4c; Hickory Nuts, 9@oc; FiiOerts,
Toe; Pecan. S@1Oc Tor small ana 1IM1Gc for
large; Brazil Nuts, 9910c; Pine MUS S@lOc
2 b; Cocoanuts, $500 30 = hundred.
HUNEA-Ne quote: Comb. 11@13c;
amber extracted, Ia sc; dark, 6G7c water
white extracted. 71a,GSc p ID.
BEES WAN-Quotable at 23@25c q H.
BUTTER-Prices are undisturbed Receipts
continue liberal. We quote as follows:
Fancy creamery, 32G33c; fancy dairy,
2g@31c; gooi 10 choice, 23@27c; com
keg, 20@21c; Eastern, ladle-packed, 16@
lsc: Eastern creamery, 25@2715c 2 ID.
CHEESE-We quote: Choice TO fancy new.
1901 PIC; fair to good, sG9c; Eastern, ordi,
nary 10 line, 1o912c; do, fancy creamery, 3
FGGS-Eastern product is scarce and firm,
while domestic Eggs are plentiful and easy in
price We quote as follows: California ranch
358S71Sc; store lots, 26@325ac; Eastern. 20 "a
2ec = dozen TOR fair to good and 29932c for
POULTRY-Market welr stocked Live
Turkeys-Gobblers. 16917c; Hens 16G1-c;
dressed lSd2Oc = 10: boosters, S5@5 so for
old and S5G5 so Tor young; Fryers. 81 50a5;
Broilers. $494 = 8 for small and 81 zoos for
large Hens, $500; Ducks, S7@S 90; Geese,
GANIE-Receipts were light to-day, while
trade was duh and the market did not clean
Up ~ qn1ck. We quote prices as I25ioHs 5;
as; Widgeon. 81 9592; Teal, 81 5@2; small
Ducks, 81 25@I SO; English Snipe, 81 5ot9
80; common Snipe, 75cGS1; White Geese,