The record-union., 1892-03-10
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANcIsco. March af

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FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras
SIS 05@5 Is u bbl; Bakers Extras, 81 500
{; Superfine SO 20@3 40.
WHEAT-The market lacks activity. AS a
rule, shippers are not inclined to pay over
81 66L q ctl for standard quality, While the
holding range is 81 671G1 70. Under such
circumstances, trading must necessarily be
light. Some very choice milling sold as high
as 81 rs q ctl.
BARLEY-oferings of Brewing are ample
for all trade requirements. An odd lot of
Chevalier sold to-day at 81 371a, not stand
ard. Prices all round have kept fairly uni
form for several days We quote: Feed,
9714c for dark coast, S1@1 o1H for good
ing, 81 o5 to 81 Tx p ctl.
OATS-There is steady feeling 10 prices,
though trade is slow ana small Holders are
not disposed to lower asking rates with view
to create more active movement We quote
Surprise, 81 50 good to choice, 81 3219@
/ 40; off grades, 81 25@1 so; Gray, 81 GOO
] %; Oregon Black, 81 227a@1 271a p cti;
California Black, 81 1901 20 for common
and 81 5o@1 60 p ctl for choice lots for seed
CORN-Is easier. We quote: Large Yel-
low, 81 2691 26ll; Small Yellow, 81 2614@
271ai White, 81 271a@1 80 p ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S29@3o p
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s21 5o@
% so p ton.
CORNMEAL-NIillers quote Feed at S2s@
80 q ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and
small packages, 314@334c q ID.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at S25 . ton
from the mills.
SEEDS Mustard, Brown, s8@8 25; Yellow,
50 25@3 .; Canary, imported, 50 1903 12;
Hemp, 35414c p ID; Rape, $2@2 so; Timothy,
5A@51a; Alfalfa, 97ac p ID; Flax, 81 1902
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at sea@23 p ton.
HAY-Nothing new. Very moderate de-
mand. We quote: Alfalfa, $10@12; Wheat,
S13@15 so; Wheat and Oat, o12 50@I5
Barley, S11@13; Wild Oat, S12@14; Stock,
So 50@1o q ton.
sTRAW.Quotable at 100000 ? bale.
HOPS-Dullness in trade in san Francisco
n n nx Ff do
: ID. "
MILLsTUFFs-we quote: Rye Flour. &c;
Rye Meal, 31ac; Graham Flour, SIC; Oatmeal,
413c; Oat GToats, sc; Cracked Wheat, &c; Buck
wheat Flour, 5c; Pearl Barley, 4@41ac.
BRAN-1n ample receipt for all trade de-
mands. We quote: No. L, $4,000; other
RYE ouotabIe at 81 65@1 70 p ctI.
CKWHEAT-Quotable at 81 70 = ctl.
23 80 q ton.
PoTAToES-New are quotable at 3@4c r ID,
receipts being almost nominal. The market
2o@3oc; Burbanks, 3o@4oc for River, and
S5c@Sl for Salinas; River Red. 20@3oc;
Oregon Burbanks, 50@S5c; Oregon Garnet
Chile, 40@50c q ctl.
oNIONS-Range in price from 40c to S5c p
ctl, though little higher figure could be OBJ
tanned for something fancy.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 so
o.; Blackeye, 81 45@1 60; Niles, 81 500
BEANS -Bayos. s2@2 10; Butter, So 500
8; Pink. 81 95@2; Red, So 25@2 40; Lima,
81 75@1 80; Pea, 50 6o@2 75; small White,
So 1902 90 Z cti.
VEGETABLES = Receipts to-day include
377 bxs Asparagus, 157 bXs Rhubarb ] 5
bXs Mushrooms and 6 bxs CucumberS. The
supply of Marrowfat Squash is large. We
quote: Mushrooms, 1o@25c p 10: Rhubarb,
6@Sc q ID; Asparagus, 5@sc T. 10 for ordi-
nary, St9l21ac for choice; Cucumbers, 75c "a
81 2 dozen; Los Angeles Green Peppers. &C =
ID; Los Angeles String Beans, c 10; Los
Angeles Summer Squash, &C q %; Los Angeles
Tomatoes, S1@1 % q box; Green Peas, s@9c
z 10; Turnips, 50G75e 2 etl; Beets 81 , sack:
Carrots, feed, 4o@50c; Parsnips, 81 % 3 ctl;
Cabbage. soc; Garlic, 2@21&c q n; Cauli-
11ower, 50@60c q dozen; Dry Peppers, 100
521ac; Dry okra, 15cS b; Marrowlat Squash.
FRESH FRUIT-Choice apples are in de-
mand, and prices for such stock are steady,
with the outlook yet in favor Of sellers. We
quote: Apples, 50c@S1 20 2 box tor com
mon to fair and 81 5000 so for good TO
CITRUS FRUITS-Arrivals of oranges con-
tinue liberal. Much of the fruit shows dam
age by frost. Fresh supplies of Mexican
lines, the quantity being moderate, so that
prices are not disturbed. Mexican Lines
S4@4 90 2 box; California Lines, 6o@75c p
box; Lemons, Sicily, $6@6 so q box; Califor-
mia Lemons, S1@1 25 for common and 81 so
as = box for good TO choice; Los Angeles
Seedlings, 75c@S1; Los Angeles Navels,
side Seedlings, S1@1 70; Riverside and
Duarte Navels, 50 50d3 so; Bananas 81 SO
@2 so 2 bunchi Pineapples, SO p dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Moderate inquiry prevails
but the demand is largely for the better grades
More attention is given, probably, to peaches
md prunes, with .pitted plums next in order.
ApricotS are not in great favor. Movement
n apples is slow. Nothing dong in Grapes.
We quote as follows: Apricots, bleached, ia
57ae do, sun-dried, 2@3c; Peaches, peeled,
svaporated. 11@1Sc; sun-dried, 2@315c;
pleached, 43@@61ac; Apples, 5@51zcfor evapo-
rated, $685. for sliced and 2I5(d3c for quar-
Iered; pitted Plums, 41g@5c; unpitted, do, i %
PFC; Grapes. 114@1139c n; Prunes,. 4@61sc;
,rated, 3@5c for sliced and 25294c for quar-
cred; Nectarines, 3@4c for red and 4@5c for
White; Figs, 452g5c Tor pressed and Sole for
RAISINS-No improvement in either trade
VI prices. We quote: Layers, fancy, 81 25
P1 80 = box; good TO choice, S191 10, with
he usual advance for fractional boxes: Mus
.atels, 6o@75c = box and 211@3c > % for
acks.
NUTS-Trade slow The situation fayors
myers. California Chesnuts, 111%d1 215c: do.
imported, 13@16c; California walnuts, 5aSc
Or hard-shell, and 7@Sc for soft-shell; Chile
Nalnuts, S99c; California Almonds, loa11
br soft, -@-c for hard-shell, and 1901 &c for
,aper-shell; Peanuts, 2@3c; Hickory Nuts ?
5Sc; Filberts. 1112@121zc; Pecan, 12@14c for
mall and 15@17c for large; Brazil Nuts 61S
t7!4c; Pine. Nuts, 90 . n; Cocoanuts.
HoNEI-Extracted keeps firm at quota
Ions, as stocks are small. Comb is in fair
upply, but the demand is nominal. We
luote prices as follows: Extracted. 5L@6e
Or amber and 6l9@6S4c for bright. ConlD is
Iuotable at sol Oc in 2-fb frames and 1091 Sc
or white in LIB frames.
BUTTER-Quite a fall in prices has oc-
nrred within three or four days. To-day 23c
ID is an outside figure for fancy, some par
les quoting 2218c as the top. Good TO choice
Tades are offering at 21@211sc, and prob
pmer should be lost
CHEESE-There is active demand and the
market Ii steady. The immediate outlook is