The record-union., 1892-12-14

According to the san Francisco Produce
Exchange returns Of stock on hand in this
State on the 1st of December, 1892, the
Wheat crop of California for the past year
was !, 100000 short tons. This result Is
wrought out as follows:
Stock Dec. l, 1892, JOns...-............ 621, ,492
Export to Dec 334, 4,SoO
Consumption 12 months............-.. 10000
1OO,COO
crop less.............................. ,225,722
Stock June l, 1592--....... 99,5O3
From Oregon, Dec. 1...-.... 26,217
Cropof s92 ..125,7so 1.o99,94
These figures include Flour reduced To
Wheat. 1t is claimed that the invisible sup
ply with what may be received from oregon
VIII supply all wants for consumption up 10
June 1, S93, 50 that all the stock III sight ON
the 1st is available for export less what may
be carried over into the next crop yetr.
The Wheat market opened lower on call this
morning, owing to the heavy increase III the
visible supply OF this country. Inc weekly
report shows supply OF 1851 900 busne
east OF the rockies, winch Is an increase OF
100000 bushels as compared with tine pre-
Nious week. This has had weakening eject
on the Eastern markets, and II has caused
sttll further depression here. The Barley
market was steady and more active, with a
hardening tendency.
The Produce markets are duh. Potato
and onions are in fair demand. GraIes are
lower. Mushrooms are scarce. Fresh Butter
is firm. Eggs are weak. Game ana IoulIry
are lower. Dried Provisions are active.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
SO 9O04 p bbl; Bakers Extras, S3 9Cg1;
Superhne. 81 GOES 10
WHEAr-QuOtabie at 81 259l 264 q ctl
for good TO choice shipping, and 81 SOC
321a p ctl Tor milling.
BARLEY-Feed, 7719@SOc 2 ell for dark
coast 81 nc for good quality and a21.c for
choice; Brewing, s59o212c 2 ctli Che alier,
81 1891 1s1a T. ctl for standard ana oOtUS1
1or lower gIades.
OATS-We quote: Surprise, 81 4501 90;
milling, 81 35U1 571a; Fancy feed, > ) ia
al 40; good TO choice feed, 81 50 10 ~ -;
on grades, 81 10 TO 81 -; SLACK, = O5@
] 10 for common and 81 u al 20 iUt
choice for seed; Gray, 81 -o91 50; hed,
C0RNgQ1otabie at SI@l o2% ior Large
Yellow, 81 o5@I O715 for small Yellow and
81 O713al 10 p Ell ioT u hite.
CRACKED CORN-QuoLable at SO 500
oILCAKE NIEAL-Quotable at $50 ? ton
from the mills.
CORNMEAL.-AIiIIers quote Feed a s25
26 p ton; nne kinds ior line able, III large
and small packages, 3l4G354c = b.
CROPPED FEED-tluotablea a; 917@I7 so
sEEDs-We quote Mustard, Brown, $40
4 so; Yellow, S6@6 SO; Canary, imported,
81 15@5 l212; 20, California, n; Hemp, oc b
Alfalfa, s15G9c . h; Flax, 81 50g2 - q ctl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 9l9 5U@22 per
ton.
article since the cessation of rain Good prices
are yet obtainable Tor strictly prime offerings,
but common grades and poor lots drag
badly. We quote: Wheat ana CAT, ~S@1l;
Barley, $500; Oat, 5 90; fair TO citolce
Wheat, S9W13 50; compressed, $ @1O;
stock, 50 5O@6 5o Alfalfa, So@1o so; Glover,
sfRAW-Quotablea at 85@45c e bale.
H0PS-The market is unsettled, and buyers
Rnd sellers are unable to agree on Il basis Of
nominal at a range Of 15@1Sc ? ID.
MILLSTUFFS-We quote: Rye Flour, 354c;
Rye Meal 3 l4c; Graham Flour, 3l4c; Oai-
35+c; Buckwheat Flour, 5@5Lc; Pearl Bar
ley. 312@41ae 2 Ii. -
KYE-Quotable at 81 1891 4 3 q ctl.
BUCkWHEAT-Q Quotablvut 81 70G12 p ctl
GROUND BARLEY-Quotabl ut Sl9@20
FOTATOES-The market is heavily sup
Piled al the moment. Much of the stock from
The river SHOWS bad effects from frost. For
really choice product there is steady demand,
giving healthy tone to the situation.
We quote: Peerless, 60oT5c; Early Rose,
bank, 5O@7Oc 2 ctl; Salinas Burbanks, 9Cc@
81 25 q ctl; Oregon Burbanks, 75c@Sl 10;
Garnet Chiies, 65q75c = ctl; Sweet, I0G75c.
ONIONS-Continue to advance Quotaole at
DIED PEAs-We quo.e; Green. 81 75@
] so; Blackeye, 81 6O9l 20; Niles, 81 GOO
BEANS-Limas are a shade frmer. Others
unchanged Bayos, 50 1902 so; Butter, S2 40
or so for small and 50 for large; Pink,
81 JU@l 30; Red, 50 4Qg2 90; Lima, S2 50
10 81 80; Pea, So 1902 so; small White,
50 soto 81 90 Large White, 81 2592 80 r
VEGETABLEs-We quote: Asparagus,
25c = h; Rhubarb,-6-c Z n; Mushrooms, 5
O12c z ID for common and l5@20c 2 ID tor
Buttons; Tomatoes, 25@9 &c = DoX; Iurnips,
GOO oc q en-; Beets, &C 2 sack; Carrots, leed-
4Oa45c; Parsnips, 81 25 q ctl; Cabbage, 5H
@oOc; Garlic, ! &c Z 10; CuulidOWer, { .
Oozen; Dry Peppers, Ease 2 d; Dry Okra,
12lc 4 10; Marrowiat Squash, S4a7 p ton.
FRESH FRUIr-ThCre are fair offerings of
Grapes, but buyers are wanting, though the
Fwr~ is s..f a # An.
pies Is large, and quotations snow VIDE
range. Some line specimens OF Lady Apples
are seen, being shipped in for the holidays.
We quote as follows: Lady Apples,
S2@2 80 = box; Grapes, 20g5 5c q
box; PersimmOns, 5O975c = box; Apples,
5OcaS1 tor common TO good ana 81 25@l %
Tor choice; Mountain Apples, 81 5Og2 + box;
Pears; 25c9S1 20 2 box; Cranberrles, 910@
CITRUS FRUIT-Oranges are coming in
quite freely, causing price TO weaken. Much
OF tile Trult is too green for immediate use.
Lemons ana Lines are in fair supply, with
moderate demand. Mexican Lines. $50
3 80; California Lines, 5OG75c; Lemons.
Sicily. 50 o0H6; California Lemons So 5OG3
forcommon and SO 50@4 so for good to choice:
Bananas, 81 5OG2 80 q bunch Hawaiian
Pineapples,-tG-P 2 dozen; Mexican Pineapples,
SIG6 p dozen; Mexican Oranges 81 5Oa2 2
box; Mandarin Oranges, SOFAS 5c p box; Du-
arte Nayels, S34S 90 = box Riverside
Navels. SO 5OG4 z box; Riverside Seedlings
S2G2 so q box Winters Seedlings, small
boxes, 75c@S1; Fresno seedlings, - 1903
q box: OroVille Oranges, S3@3 90 q box.
DRIED FRUIT-M ithin few DAYS the mar
ket has assumed brighter appearance. Trade
has not increased TO any great extent but
buvers are showing more interest ana dealers
feel satisfied that the situation vii! improve
in due season. We quote as follows: Dates
1I06c = n: Apples, sun-driCc, g.. .@4c: do,
sliced 4G414c; do, evaporated, in boxes, 7ISG.
size , 10; Pears. bleached, 5@6c Tor sliced, 3 a
sc tor quartered and SC Tor eNapoTated; Pears,
unbieached 3d4c Tor sliced and 2G@1ac for
quartered; Figs, sc for pressed and sole for
impressed Prunes 6129 I12c Tor small, s1ad
SIC for the fOur sizes anu go 1uc IUT the
nth size OF 50@6Os; Pitted Pluns, 81 lsGlOc;
unpitted Pluns, 2iaG0c; Whlte Neclarlue>,
Peaches. 71sQ11c; sun-drled Peaches, e'a &c 2
Tor Moorparks; Grapes, 11aG23$c p %
AISINS-Market in bad shape Tor sellers.
Offerings are large. while the demand IS slow.
Dealers seem 10 be well provided with stock
Tor holiday custom. We quote: London
LAYERS, 81 o591 so; loose Muscatel, SIG
4 p IN boxes and 23s@31sc q d in sacks.
~ IS-Me quote as follows; Cuesthuls,
149l DC 10; Walnuts Ga sc for hard shell.
paper shell; Chile Walnuts, S@Sc; California
Almonds, 1261215c for soft she'll 6@7c for
hard shell ana l4G15c Tor paper SHE'LL Pea
nuts. 31a@4c Hickory Nuts. 161sc; tilbcrtS,
1oc; Pecan, 1Oc Tor small ana l4G1Gc for
large; Brazil Nuts, 9@10c: Pine NUS sal Oc
r 70; Cocoanuts, S3G5 so = hundred
HUNEG-We quote: Comb. 1901 exc:
amber extracted. &c: dark, 6Ic: water white
extracted. 7t4@Sc 2 II.
BEES WAN--Quotable at 23@25c : %.
BU1IER-Ne quote prices as follows:
Fancy creamery, 32%@34c; flncv dairy.
29@31c; good to choice 23m3-c. com.
mon grades, 1o!922c; picked rOll, 2O62lc;
keg, 20921c; Eastern, ladle-pacNed 16@
1eci Eastern creamery, 259279ac = II.