The record-union., 1892-01-14
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. January /:

SAN FRANCISCO, January 9Th.
FLOUR-ValueS remain steady, under fairly
prices for Family Extras 50 1905 80 p
Dbl; Bakers, Extras, 50 5000 40; Superhne,
$3 40@3 65.
WHEAT-Business has been very quiet of
late, while values have tended against the
selling interest Under existing cream
stances, the market for standard shipping is
tn for extra quality. Milling parcels are
quotaOe at 81 S215 to 81 So, the latter an
extreme figure for choice.
BARLEY-There is no strength to the
market. Liberal offerings, together with a
good season outlook, are shaping matters in
favor Of BUYERS. We quote: Feed, 81 90 Tor
dark coast. 81 0T15G1 OSt4 for SooG quality,
and 81 10 for choice; Brewing, 81 log
/ 221@ p ctl
OATS-Fair activity prevails, and the
market is expected to keep in moderate mo-
ton for some time, while there is general
opinion that prices VIII be sustained. We
quote: Surprise, 81 50@1 571a; milling
81 37h to l 4213; good to choice. 81 1870
40; on grades, 81 25@l1 80; Gray, 81 32E
G1 371a; Black. 81 45@I so q cti Tor Oregon
and 81 COOL 871a for California.
C0RN-SIOckS are said TO be of goodly pro-
portions, but they are well concentrated and
concessions are not easily obtainable
We quote: Large Yellow, 81 30@1 32h;
Small Yellow, 81 35; White, 81 35g@1 40
CRACKED CoRN--Quotable at $50 500
80 so 2 ton.
CORNMEAL-NIillers quote Feed at $2S so
to S29 80 r ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 31I@3Nc p ID.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at S25 p ton
from the mills.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s21@22 p
ton.
SEEDS-There is not much Mustard Seed
Offering at the moment and there does not
seem to be any active local demand for the
article. 1t is said that there is more or less
inquiry in the country. Mustard, Brown, $50
3 25; Yellow, So 2003 so p ctl; Canary,S2 50
as IL; Hemp, 3e394c; Rape, S2@2 so; Tim
othy, 414c; Alfalfa, 61ag re q ID; Flax, 81 20
G. q ctl.
fDDLINGS-Quotable at S2O@21 p ton.
HAY-Iasy tone to prices. Trade moderately
brisk. We quote follows: Alfalfa, S11
@l2; Wheat, $14@16; Wheat and Oat, S15@
3 so; Barley, $129l3 SO; wild Dat, S12@
ii; Stock, S10@11 p ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 5o@65c p bale.
HOPS-Light stocks prevent any large
transactions. Market firm. QuOtaOle at 10
BRAN-we quote; No. l, SIS 5o@1e; other
quality, SIS q ton.
a good article being made to-day at 81 571l
BUCKwHEAT- at 81 1902 10
GROUND Quotable at $4,000
q ton.
POTAToEs-We quote as follows: Early
Rose 3O@4oc; Burbanks, 40@55c for River
and 95c@S1 3 for Salinas; kiver Red, 300
4oc; Sweet, 81 20 to 3 p ctl
ONIONS-For soc 2 sack for cut up to 75c
@S1 O5 p ctl for better grades will take in all
transactions.
DRIED PEAs-We quote: Green, 81 400
so; Blackeye, 81 5o@l %; Niles. 81 35@
BEANS-Trade keeps quiet. Bayos, 81 so
@2; Butter, 50 25@2 90; Pink, 81 90@2;
Red. S2@2 rs; Lima, 81 9OQ2 10; Pea
So 5o@2 rs; Small White, 50 25@2 40 e
VEGETABLES Spring descriptions are in
light offering. We quote jobbing lots as
rooms, 10@25c 2 10; Los Angeles Green Pep
pers, -@-c n; Los Angeles Summer Squash
121ac p 10; Los Angeles Tomatoes, 81 25G1 sc
= box; Southern Green Peas, -@-c p 10
Turnips, 5o@75c p ctl: Beets, 81 81 sack; Car
rots, feed. 35@4Oc; Parsnips 81 % > ctl;
Cabbage, 6oci Garlic. 2@8c ? 10; Gaulifiower
12H@15c q h; Marrowtat Squash S6@S r
ton.
FRUIT-Oranges are in bountiful supply,
though sales are slow. Choice Apples continue
in demand. Poor quality is not wanted
Persimmons, 25@50c p box; Apples, 40d
T5c 2 box for common to fair and S1@1 so
for good to fancy; Siskiyou Apples, S1@I 70
box; Lady Apples, 75ctGS1 20 Fbox; t'ears
50c@S1 20 p box; Mexican Lines, 500
3 box; California Lines, zoe q box;
Lemons, Sicily, S6@7 z box; California Lem
ons, 81 2593 so for common to choice; Naca.
Vile Oranges, 5Oc@S1 2 box; Los Angeles Seed
lngs, S1@1 so; Los Angeles Navels, 81 sc
o. so z box for common to choice; River
side Seedlings, 81 $500 p box; Rivers ide
and DuarUe NavelS, - o003 so = box; pan
csc Oranges, 81 50@l 70 2 box; Mexican
Oranges, 81 1902 q case; Bananas, 81 5o@
8 so . bunch; Pineapples, SO p dozen; Gran
berries. S9@11 2 biol.
DRIED FRUIr-The first month of the year
is generally q dull one for wholesale trauine
In the Dried Fruit line. and the present sea
son is no exception. Business is expected t
pick up, however, early in February. Price:
have undergone no material change. Apricots
bleached, 5@61ac; do, sun-dried. 2@4c
Peaches, peeled, evaporated, 11@13c; sun
dried, 2931Sc; bleached, 3@51sc; Apples, 90
&C for eNaporated, 39319c for sliced anC
2%G3c for quartered; pitted Plums, &c x
5c;s unpitted do. 2@3c; Grapes, 25s92$4c q 10
Primes, 4@7c z 10; German Prunes, 4@D5c
and 21&G3c for quartered; Nectarines, $ @4c fol
red and dose tor white; Figs, 4@41ac fol
pressed and Sc SIC for impressed.
RAISlNS-No movement worth noting
Layers, fancy, 81 40 a 80 q box
goodto choice, 81 25@1 371a . box; fair, SIC
/ 20 p box, with the usual advance for frac
tional boxes; Muscatels, 90c@S1 10 2 box
and 254614c 2 b for sacks.
BUTIER-ReceiptS are increasing and az
easier tone prevails, with the prospect favor
able for a lowering of prices in the nea1
future. We quote as follows: Fancy
35636c; choice, 30@33c; Sair to good, 900
re; store lots, 10000 2 10; picked roll
for Iadle-packed, and 25@ 2Sc p ID tor cream
cry.
CHEESE-The situation still shapes in favo
of sellers, as stocks are yet limited. w,
quote: Choice TO fancy, new, 13@
15c; fair to good 9612c; Eastern ordinar,
10 fine, 1o@13c p 70.
EGGS-AiarIxel weak. Sometimes a selected
lot will sell in jobbing way at triffiug ad
vance ON quotations. As rule, however
dealers will shade sooner than lose
customer California ranch, 35c; store lots, 81
G0321ac; Eastern. 29@30c for fresh and 24@
26c for cold storage.
HONEY-ExIracted is not in large suppl,
and prices for this quality are somewhat firm