The record-union., 1893-01-09
COMMERCIAL.
Dealers on Change Not 0verrun With
Business on Saturday.
Wheat Slow and Prices Weak-BarIey
Steady-Light Trading in
Vegetables.
SAY FRANCISCO. January 1th.

assuring IN their tone, for an expansion of
business on the long side Of the business and
The weakening in prices reported above had
disspiriung eject. On top OF all came the
same old story-heavy receipts and compare
tive light shipments at the principal grain
centers Of the East. The figures as given for
the day were 664,3 bushels in receipts and
103,1SS bushels of shipments. Here were
only 500 tons in all of Wheat disposed of, the
option dealt in exclusively being May at from
81 335E. Other options were steady atformer
quotations. The Barley market was strong,
with a falling off in receipts. although 1t is
well known that stocks are heavy in the coun-
try. The sales aggregated 700 tous, OF which
coo tons were Of May at from $500 to sec,
and 100 tons of spot at SIG In spot trans
actions offerings are very light Of Wheat.
The Vegetable market is steady with light
trading. Potatoes are firm, with receipts of
1,S46 sacks. New Sweet Potatoes, the nrst of
the season, came in from Fresno, and sold at
from 2@214c 2 n Los Angeles Peas were
quoted at 1Oc. Cucumbers from san Jose
were still offering. Onions are firm at quota
tions.
The fresh Fruit market was dull for all
kinds OF common stock. Choice Apples sell
well, with light supplies. In Gurus FRUITS the
market is quiet, with heavy stocks of oranges
on hand. Dried Fruit and Nuts are in mod
crate demand.
E1@SeN
with stocks Of all kinds clearing up Wen ana
receipts light Dressed Turkeys are in light
demand. 30 changes were made IN Game thls
morning and the receipts were lighter tnan
ever.
The market for Dairy Produce is fairly ac-
tive, with a weaker tendency TO FRESH butter,
owing TO heavy supplies. In Eggs prices are
frmer under a good demand. Cheese holds
firm.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras
r n Extras
Supcrfne, So COOS 10.
WHEAr-Business to-day was SLOW, with
prices not firm. Quotable at 81 211agl 2o?4
2 ctl for No. ! shipping, ana 81 3212l91 30 =
ctl for milling qualities.
BARLEY-'The market shows fair steadi-
ness, though trading on local account IS rath-
eT light. We quote as follows: Feed, 7915c q
ctl for dark coast, S0@S11c for good quality,
and S2l%c for choice; Brewing, S5@9252c p
ctl; Che1alier, 95c9S1 10 u ctl. ..-.-
OATS-Are meeting with more attention
from buyers. We quote as follows: surprise,
81 456l so: milling, 81 35@1 40; fancy
feed. 81 10; good to choice feed, 81 32l q
] 1Of for common and 81 121561 25 for choice
for seed Gray, 81 25@l 30; Red, $ loo
C6RNGouotable at 81 o21& for Large Yel-
low. 81 O5G1 or for Small Yellow and $40
O5 q ctl for White.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S24 500
oIICAEE MEAL-Quotablea at $50 . ton
from the mills
COBNMEAI-Miners quote Feed at s24@
q e ton; fine lSinus for the table, in large and
small packages, 3I<035zc 2 70.
CHOPPED FEED-eluotable at S17@17 so
= ton.
81 900; Yellow 5 a. SO; Canary, import
ed, 81 900 l21z; do California, -; Hemp,
So Z b; Rape, 50 25@3 70; Timothy, 559c .
ID; Alfalfa, SIC q ID for California and $40
9Hc FOR Utah; Flax, So rs = ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Quotab at S2l@23 q ton.
HAY-Wheat and Oat, $S@11; barley, $40
o. HHI n7r fFt FlnEa d.
] so; compressed, S7@10; stock, S6 Va
s 80; Alfalfa $S@lO so; Clover, $s@9 q
sTRAW-QuotabIe at 35@45c p bale.
HOPS-Quotablaa at 10000 q 70.
MILLSTUFFS-W quote: Rye Flour, SIC;
Rye Meal &c; Graham Flour, Sc; Oatmeal,
415c; cat GrOats, Sc; Cracked Wheat, $40;
BucNwheat Flour, &c; Pearl Barley, 414(94 &c
BRAN-Quotablea at s15@15 so y ton.
RYE-Quotable at 81 10 q ct1.
BUCEWHEAT- - Quotable at 81 1909 =
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s19a2o
POTAToEs- Prices firm all round. there
being good demand. New Potatoes, 2@215c
e %; Peerless, 9Oc@S1 10; Early Rose S01g
SOC; River Reds, 5Q@6Qc: River Bun banEs.
75@9Oc; salinas Burbanks. 81 25@1 so:
oregon Buruanks, S191 80; Oregon Garnet
Chiles. S1@1 10, Sweet, 75c@S1 25 q cti.
ONIONS-Are firm. A choice lot sold this
morning at 81 10 q ctl. Quotaole ut 9Oc@$1
q ctl.
DRIED PE4AS-Ne quote: Green, 81 goa
75; Blackeye, 81 6o@1 70; Niles, 81 400
BEANS-Bayos and Pinks have again ad-
vauccd. We quote: BayOs, 50 5O@2 so:
Butter, So 1902 so for small and So for
large; Pink, 50 45@2 80; Red, So 4O@2 60:
Lima 81 90G2 20; Pea, So 60@2 70; Small
White, - 5o@2 rs; Large White, 81 500
VEGETABLEs-Cueu move slowly,
while the demand for Tomatoes is light. Gu
cumbors, S2@2 so y dozen; Tomatoes, 75c3
- CETT fr. fr,.
mon and 15U25c q b for Buttons: Green
Peppers, oc; Green Peas, S@1Oc 2 70; As
paragus, 12@2Oc z H. Rhubarb, C 2 b;
Turnips, 7o@T5c p ctl; Beets, zoe p sack;
Carrots, feed, 4O@45c; Parsnips, 81 25 2 ctl;
Cabbage, 45@SOc, Garlic, &c e 70: Caulf-
flower. 81 = dozen; Dry Peppers, 6@sc p 70;
Dry Ol1ra, 1215cp 2 10; Marrowiat Squash, SS
FRESH FRUTT-Trade is quiet. Wequote:
Lady Apples, 75c@S1; Persimmons, 25@75c
p box; Apples, o0cgSl for common to good
and 81 2591 so for choice; Mountain Ap-
pies $l@2 ? box; Pears, 25c@S1 20 p
box; Cfanberries, $1Q@11 , obi.
Mexican LINES, Sc 5OG7 90; California
Lines, 4O@6Oc; Lemons, Sicily, S5d5 80;
California Lemons, $1@1 so for common and
81 5O93 for good TO choice; Bananas,S1 5oa
= so "A bunch; Hawaiian Pineapples, @:
Mexican PineappleS, S4@6 "A dozen; Mandarin
Oranges, 81 2591 so d box; Duarte Naves,
So 50@3 p box; Riverside Navels, 81 5O@3
q bON; Riverside Seedlings, 81 1902 q box:
san BeTnardlno NavelS. 81 5OS3 II DOX; San
Bern'uuino Seedlings, 81 1902 3 box; Win
ters Seedlings, small boxes, 50@75c q box;
Fresno Seedlings, 81 1902 = box; OrOville
Navels, 50 5093 e box; OrOVillc Seedlings.
81 5g2 . box; Los Angeles Navels, 81 $50
. z box; Los Angeles Seedlings, 81 25@1 90.
e box.
DRIED FRUIT - We quote as follows:
Dates, 515@6c q fl; Apples, sun-drlod, 35aa4c;
do SLICED, 10 l15c; do evaporated, in boxes,
712gS1ac p 70; Pears, bleached 5Q6c Tor
sliced, G5c fOT quartered and Sc for eyapo-
rated; Pears, unbleached, 3G &c for sliced and
% nv 1Targ r.. a
and &c Tor Impressed; Prunes, 6is@7 &c tor
small, S'ag9l5c Tor the four sizes, and a1I0
1Oc FOR the hfth size OF 90@6Os; pitted FIunls,
932&lOe unpitted PIuns, 2t4@5c; White
Nectarines, 1O@12c; Red NecttTines, S6IOc
3 70; ble3ched Peaches, 718011c: sun-dried
Peaches, 6G1c 3 70; Aprieots, 11@1Ic for
Royals and 1901 &c ior MOorparks; Grapes
ll562c = 70.
hAISINS-Quotable as follows: London
Layers, "a %ogl 90; loose Ma.cateis, SIG
NUTS-We quote as follows. Chestnuts.
14@I5c q 10; Walnuts, 6@Sc for hard shell;
9@9lsc for soft she'll and 11W12c = Ii tor
paper shell; Chile Walnuts, S@9c; California
Almonds. 124l25sc for soft shell, ga &c tor
hard shell, and l4g15c for paper shell: Pea
nuts 315a4c; Hickory Nuts, 99Sc; rilberts.
Zoe; Pecan, e9loc tor small ana 14@16c for
large: Brazil Nuts. 9G1oc; Pine Nuts, SaIOc
s. ID; Cocoanuts, $500 80 q 100.
HONEI-Me quote; Como, l1@l3c; am
Der extracted, 191tac dark 6@9c; water
white extracted, 71s@Sc q 70.
Observation-Disclosures at 23925c 2 n.
RUTTER-Prices not firm. We quote:
Fancy creamery, 31@33c; fancy dairy, $50
soc: good to choice, 23@29c; common grades.
1S@22c; picked ron, 1s@20c; keg, 1S@2Oc:
Eastern, ladle-packed, 16g1sc; Eastern
CHEESE-Choice 70 fancy new, 1O913c;
1air 10 good sc; Eastern, ordinary to tine,
10912c; do, fancy creamery, 13@14c 2 70.
EGGS-We. quote: California ranch, SEQ
S719ci store lots, 3o@S5c; Eastern, 26G3oc =
dozen.
POULTRY-Remain firm. We quote: Live
Turkeys-Gobblers, 17@ISc; Hens, 19@1S SC;
dressed. 20N22o 3 ID: koosters. S6a1 for old