The record-union., 1892-05-12
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Little Better Demand for Offerings in
Wheat.

SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Little Better Demand for Offerings in
Wheat.
SAN FRANCISCO, May IL, 1892.
FLOUR-Family Extras, 81 90@5; Bakers
Extras, 81 65@4 rs; Superfine, 50 1893 10.
WHEAT-Ofers very little change. Several
ships for prompt loading have been taken
and their cargoes are mostly ready, still it
gives a little better demand for parcels that
are offered. No. 1 Shipping, 81 47h9l so;
choice Milling, 81 55. Eastern markets were
decidedly weaker Foreign markets duh, but
firmly held. On Call Board there was some
what more business doing, and dealing was
inaugurated in monthly options, principally
sold at 81 Az; buyer September brought
81 49, to 81 Al, with sales OF 500 tons.
Buyer the season Wheat, 100 tons, changed
hands at 81 80. At this afternoons session
100 tons. seller 1892. sold at 81 Az.
BARLEY Receipts, 511 SKIS. Market is
dull and but few sales reported. Fair to good
Buyer the season, 81 013a; seller 1852 dew,
81 o04 to 81. Sales, 1,2oo tors. No sales
this afternoon.
OATS-Market steady. Good to choice.
81 80 to 81 50; choice to fancy, 81 371a 10
81 45; common grades in large supply at
81 25 to 81 80.
CORN-Without change. White and Yel-
low 81 321a to 81 80.
RYE-S1 4O@1 45 q ctl.
MILLSTUFFS-Buc Flour, sc p fb;
nf fye Meai do s Core Corn dS do 81 h(Se ost do do 10
g Oat Groats. sc: Buckwheat do, SIC;
hominy, 4144@454ei; Cracked Wheat, 4c;; Flake
Flour, 4115c; Rolled Oats sc; Pearl Barley,
41aQ434c; Split Peas, 419@51ac; Rolled Oats
Q6-tb SKIS. &c 2 ID; Flake Pearl Barley, 41zc.
CRACKED CORN-S3O@3I.
CORNMEAL-S29 50@30 90.
OILCAKE MEAL-MiII price, S25 p ton
N-S1S@1S SO 2 ton.
MIDI M1DDLINGsTS2o III NJ 70 30 5o@2l 2 ton.
GROUND BARLEY-s2SSa4 p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-SI9@2o p ton.
STRAW-40@5Oc p bale.
SEEDS-Yellow Mustard So 25@3 so p
ctl; Brown Mustard, SO 1898 25; Flax,
to to S12 90; sIlgp Rape, 24@274c; Hemp, a4@41sc;
DRIED PE4S1Siies. 81 a5@1 40 p ctI:
Green, q 505SI rs; BIackeye, 81 1901 so:
Bayos SGA $ 1859 ssei ao Fsa oS s. 56s p e small s
White, 50 45@& SO; Pink, 50 1902 20;
Limas: SO ,20@2 80; Butter, s3@3 20.
Wheat and Oat, 81 to Sl3; CAoice Wheat,
S15; Common grades Of Hay, SS to 50 90.
BUTTER-Is scarcely changed and remains
firm. We quote: California Fancy, l9J5c to
2014c; Choice. 1Sh@19c; store, 16c@17c.
EGGS-Firmer at these quotations: Choice
store, l 171z91 SC; choice ranch, 20c Eastern
1791 SC p dozen.
CHEESE-Is extremely dull and no slack in
receipts Fair to Good, Sc; Fancy New Mild
sc 10 91ac; Young America, sc to 1Oc.
FRESH FRUTIS-The condition of the mar
ket is quite satisfactory, both as to sales ana
prices realized. Oranges are quite stiff, with
moderate receipts in general, although yester-
day three carload arrived. The abundance of
Lines tend To weaken the Lemon market
Good demand causes rapid sales of nice Black
Cherries, and White are neglected and drug
in the market. Raspberries are as yet scarce
Strawberries arrive principally from the Santa
Clara Valley, and but little improvement in
quality is percepuble. To-day's arrivals in
clude 374 chests of Strawberries and 453
boxes of Cherries. Oranges Riverside Ma
Yels are worth from S3 50@4, and do Seed
lings. 81 25@2; Los Angeles, 81 5OG2 80
and do, Seedlings, S1@Sl 90; Santa Barbara
Seedlings, S1@2 20; Mediterranean Sweets
81 1902 so; Lemons-Santa Barbara, S3@4;
Riverside, 50 o093 so; Los Angeles, Sl@2:
Sicily, S4 50@5 so; Limes-Mexican, $50
SO. Strawberries, SS@12 2 chest for Long
worths and SJ@7 for Sharpless; Cherries
81 75@2 80 for black and 500 81 p box for
White; Apples, 81 70 az so = Dox; Mexican
PineappleS, S4@5 p dozen; Bananas, 81 5CQ
3 p bunch; RaSpberries, 25c p basket
VEGETABLES-No very perceptible change
Green Peas, 5oc@S1 Fsack; Tomatoes, So 500
3 so = box; Nacaville and Winters String
Beans, 9G9c; Wax Beans, 1Oc; Asparagus,
saaash 25 G9 5S Rha5arb ana 5oeSgi @neFs
box; Cucumbers, 75c@Sl 25 p box; Egg
Plant, d5c p io Garlic, 1oc . ID; Cabbage
dozen; Carrots, table, 65@7oc 2 sack; Tur-
nips, 65@75c; beets, 50c r sack; Yellow
rurnips, G5@75c q sack.
EOTATOES-There were 1875 sacks re-
ceived to-day, and sell at a range of coca
oNIGNs-New, s5c@s1 q sack; old, PC > ID.
POULTRY-No material change has oc.
enrred for the past four or fiy Gays, but to-
day Turkeys dropped just u little the quota
tions being &c for hens and zoe for gobblers
Otuer quotations are as follows: Geese. 81 so
al 20 2 pair; Goslings, So 5o@3 00S pair;
Ducks, SO 0o@7 90; Hens, 81 Dogs 90;
BOOSTERS, young; SO 0o@I2 90; old, s. 0o&
s so; Pigeons, young, 81 5000 rs; ola,
So 25@2 so.
DRIED FRUIT-AppIes, evaporated. 5aGc
3 Ii; sliced. 2l4@3l4c; quartered, 214@311lc;
grated, 1O@l4e; Apncots, bleached, 45z@Oc
in sacks anu OG.c d II in boxes; Nectarines
3lsa41zc for White and 80 4c for Red; RaIs-
ins, T5c9S1 90 r box Tor good to choice Lay
ers Loose Muscatels, 70@o5 p box; Bleached
Peaches, fancy, 5@6c; California Prunes, AZ
aGl5c; Peaches. Sun-dried, 3GIc; Pears sun
dried sliced, 4@5c; quaTtered, 3@4c; evapo-
rated, 7@Sc; Cherries unpitted, 5@6c; pitted
15c; Figs, box, q u, 13@l &c.
BEESWAX-23c 10 zoe T. 70.
-Soft-shell Almonds, 1112G12c p b;
Hard shell do, 51R@6Lc, Paper shell, l40l6 &C;
Walnuts, Sa9c; fapersneil do, &c; Califoinla
Go, SO loc for Los Angeles and Santa Barbara
Sd DC for Chile do; Peanuts 31aC9 &c; Hick-
ory. 1D9c; Pecans, polished, 1ltO1 &c; tllbertS,
1899 SC; Brazil, S6ESc; CocoanGts, S4@4 90
2 loo; Italian Chestnuts, 1l9l2c
HONEN-Choice Comb, 2 10 frames, 119
1212c; do, LIB, S612c; extracted, 6g639c.
WOOL-FalI-Heavy and defective, S@9c;
Lambs light do, 10@11c; do poor, Sg SCI
Oregon, Eastern. light, choice, 1S@2Cc; do
good, l5@l l7c; do heavy. l2914c; Valley,
20@23c r 10.
HIDES, SKINS, ETC.-We quote as follows:
Wet Salted Hides-Heavy Steers sound, @
re ID; culls, G@61zc ? fb: Medium Steers,
&c; culls, SC; Light Steers, 4@ t15c: culls, 31aG
$40; Cows. 4@414c; cullS, 31g@354c; Stags,
sound, &c; Kip, 31494 4c; culls. &c: zeal, &c;
culls 4c; Calf, &c; cu4ls, sc. Dry Hides-kip
and Calf, 1oc; DO culls, &c. Deer Skins-Sunl-
Iner. 3E1zc; Medium, 306 32L &C; winter and
long-haired, 2U@25c. Goat skins Prime, so
@50c; damaged, lC925c each: kids, SOL oc
each; sheep Skins-4-ong Wool, 9oc6SI 40
each: Medium, 70@90c each; Short. 4o@7Oc
each; Shearings, 1o@25c each. Elk Hides
Heavy and light, 10@l3c q n; Tails, fair
lengths, 11stG215c each. Har-Fair average
12GI5c 2 b.
LEATHER Heavy Sole, 25@3oc > b: Me-
dium and Light Sole, 21923c; No g Sole l 9
G25c: Rough. 16@17c; Bun, SOL &c; Side, 13
9J4c: Calf skins, 50g6Cc; harness No /. 90
mosc: Harness No. 2, 22@25c: Buff splits. ca
JIe. Side do, "a sc; kips, S36(G5O p dozen
NEAT MARKET-Following are the rates
for whole carcasses from siaughterers TO
dealers: Bee-First quality, 7g715c 2 10:
second quality, 61ae; third quality, 5@6c;
Soiya large 5f1@635c; light 761SIsc:
Sairv SaS1sc Handspring, 12l4@14c Nut
t",iS Eethers g15@lOc; Ewes, 9@9J5c. Pork
Niigl,t hard grained, 51s@5c : IS; Large
Hos 4aIc: Dressed Hogs, e@s1&c; Stock,
1R9essI$SIThe feeling continues very firm
1,d%,ieS holding stock are quite Indifferent
about selling at present price We quote: spot