The record-union., 1893-01-26
Dull Times Continue to Prevail on the
Produce Exchange.
Cold Weather Damaging the Profits
on Fruit Sales-Fresh Butter Com
tinues to Accumulate.
sAN FRANcIsco, January 25th.

opening steady the Wheat market slumped
of and closed ss of cent lower. The East
ern markets showed n like decline at the close,
prices closing 4 of cent below the opening
quotations. The total of sales was ], 400 tons.
OF this, 400 tons were May Wheat at from
81 3314 70 81 33}s; 100 tons December at
81 80, and 800 tons OF May at from o454c to
SOC. The receipts OF Wheat were 1916
centals and 1,SO4 centals Of Barley.
The Vegetable market showed no material
change this morning, with light supplies OF
early varieties. Asparagus was quoted at an
advance, the demand being light and the re-
ceipts moderate. Potatoes came in heavier
and prices are steady. Good Onions are
higher.
The cold weather is damaging the profits on
fruit sales and trade is exceedingly dull in
both Oranges and Apples, stocks Of which are
heavy. The steamer arrived today from the
South, bringing'50O cases OF Mexican Lines,
but prices are nrmer on the light receipts. a
few California Lines came in from san Diego.
In the market for Dairy Produce fresh But
ter sttll continues TO accumulate. Prices show
no change in the better grades, with per-
ceptible weakness in packed descriptions.
There is still a lower tendency in Ranch Eggs,
the preference being given to store. Cheese is
steady.
The Poultry market is literally supplied
with Eastern stock, out prices show no ma
terial changes. Another carload of Eastern
is on the way. In Game prices are higher
in demand.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
50 9o94 2 b6l; Bakers Extras, 50 90@4;
WHEAT-Q -Quotable at 81 .2sa4@1 80 2 ell
ior standard graqes Of shipping and 81 6l4
GELS are rather firm in their views, the asking
range being 81 32M@1 35 p cl.
BAhLE4-Me quote prices as follows:
Feed, 771ag soc q ctl for dark coast S114@
S21sc Tor good quality and S334 sc Ior
cnolce; Brewing, S71ac99714S 2 ctl.
OAIS-We quote as follows: Surprise,
iced 81 40; good 10 choice FEED, 81 52% to
81 37l5; or grades, SlG1 20; Black, 81 O51
10 for common and 81 12l.@1 20 for
choice FOR seed; Gray, 81 @5@1 80; Red,
CoRN-Quotabiea at 81 O5@1 o735 Tor Large
yellow, 81 07139S1 10 for small Yellow ana
81 O2TG1 % : Gil for White
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at $50 500
0ILcHKE 8IEAL-ouotable at $50 p ton
1rOm the mills.
CORNAIEAL-AIillers quote Feed at S24 80
10 S25 so q ton; fine kinds for the tane, i'll
and large small packages, 54@51ac z 10.
CROPPED FEED-Quotable at S17@17 so
SEEDS quote: Mustard. Brown. 81 rs
G5; Yellow, $797 30; Canary, imported,
1908 12L do, California, =; Hcmp. &c
Y bi kape, ~ 20Q3 20; timothy, 5l4c ID;
Tor Utah: rlaX, So 5 p ctl
MIDDLINGS-- --luotabie at s21@23 g ton.
HAY-Slow sales and easy prices are the tea-
lures OF the market. Wheat and Oat, $o@l1;
Barley, SOS so; Oat, Sos 50; lair 10 choice
Wheat, IS 5U@12 2; compressed SZjD1O; stock,
S6@6 80; Alfalfa, $9@11; Glover, 81 500
STRAW-Quotable at 85@45c : bale.
HOPS-QuOtable at L 1ag2oc p ID for good
10 choice.
MILLSrUFFs-We quote: Rye Flour, SIC;
Rye Meal, &c; Graham Flour, &c; Oatmeal,
4 &c; Oat Groats, Sc; Cracked Wheat, SIC;
Buckwneat Flour, &c; Pearl Barley, 434@41ac
= b.
BRAN-Quotable at S15@I5 so y ton,
RYE-Quotable at 81 0715G1 10 p ctl.
BUCKW at 81 1902 q ell.
GROUND BARLE4-Quotaole at S19G2O
POTATOES-We quote prices as follows:
New Potatoes, 29215c: Early Rose, SOC
banks. s5c@Sl O5; PetsIuma and 1omales
Burbanks yUc@S1 10; humboldt Burb4ulls.
Sl@1 20; Humboldt Gagnet Chiies, $1@1 10;
Oregon Burbanks, Slg1 %; Oregon Garnet
Chiles, 75c@S1i Sweet, 40e@S1 80 p ell.
ONIONS-tirm at S1g1 80 r ctl for a good
DRIED PEAS-we quote: Green, 81 15@
/ rs: Backeye, 81 So91 s674; Niles, II s.
bES ! q SSS~Bayos. iB s. 5000 GO; Butter. 50 40
02 so for small ana So for large; Pink, 81 5
az so; Red, So 40@2 60; Lima, - CO
y o5; Pea, So oO@2 o; Small White, So so
XE29ETH 9 T Es"eSeipts it % dS Ire IS sim e.- Green
Peas alone making any representation worth
noting We quote: String Beans, @;
Angeles Tomatoes, ,$1@l SO p box; Mushrooms,
sal2c Tor common, 10000 y II for Buttons:
Green Peppers, 5@5c; Green Peas, 791Oc = ID;
= Is: Turnips, 7o@75c p ctl; Beets, 75c y
sack; Carrots, feed. 40@4oc; Parsnips. 81 25
eli CabbaEe, ga 3@9oe; e9e 3 Gar Garllf, , I15e n;
584c . D; Dry ONra, 15c 2 ID; Marfowlat
Squash, Sl0912 d ton.
tEF|U FRUIT-We quote: LADY An
pies. 75c8S1; Apples, 35g75e for common to
good. Slal 20 for choice, and 81 5O@l rs i
box for fancy; Pears, 5Oc9S1 20 p box; Gran
berries Sgia,lO = Dbl.
CITRUS FRUIr-sales Of Oranges a. e slow.
b b-Fause OF cold weather. We quote as follows.
Mexican Lines, SJ@0 90; California Lines.
-G-c: Lemons, sicily, S5@5 so; California
7 Iennons Sl@1 80 for common and S3@3 80
Tor oood TO choice; Bananas, 81 5O62 80 = !
bunch; Hawaiian Plneapples, 81 5o@0; Mexf- !
can fineappes. 5000 r dozen; Mandarin |
ORANGES -5c@S1 30 2 box; Duitrte N:vels |
S9m3 30 q BOX; Riverside NaVels. S2G2 so X |
IoT. Riverside Seedlings, 81 25@1 : ) q boS. |
San Bernardino Nayels, So 25@2 IS n box.
SAN Bernardlno seedlings, 81 5O01 rs = box:
Winters seedlings small boxes, 4OR5Oc: |
fresno Seedlings, 81 pool % Z box; Orovtle |
Navels. 5292 % q box; Oroville Seedlings |
81 5Oa2 = box; Los Angeles Navels, 81 256 |
] 70: Los Angeles Seedlings, S1Dl 50 = box |
DRIED FRUIT We quote as follows !
> &c; do. sliced. I59@5c do, evaporated. In |
boxes, 91sG l0c = ID: Fears, bleached, 5a6c for !
sliced 3G5c for quartered ana Sc for evap- |
grated; Pears, unoieached, 3a 4cfor slcedand |
2a@3c for quartereC; Figs sc Tor pressed and |
3ds4e for impressed; Prunes, 6,9 15cfor small, |
S99isc for the four sizes and 95sGI Oc tor the /
NTH size of 50G6Os; Pitted Plums glsalOc; |
unpitted Plums, 2I@5c; White Neetarines
10@1 &c: Red Neetbrines. S@10cP 2 70; bleached
Peaches, SCH e; sun-dricd Peaches, 6@Sc
= 10; Apricots, 1lel &c for Royals and 5@ tie |
for Moorparks; Grapes zee &c ? h..
RAISINS-Quo able as follows: London |
Layers, 81 25g1 so; loose Muscatel. .S1@1 25 |
in boxes ana 254g31gc 2 ID in sacks.
NuIS-Me 9u9le as follows: Chestnuts, !
9@1Ic q b; Walnuts, 6@Sc for hard shell;
a EtlI Tr g,,.l
Daper shell: Chile Malnuts. SM9c: California
Almonds, I3}sG14c or soft shell. 71ZaSc for |
hard shell, and q 4 g14c ior paper shell; Pea
nuts, 3@4c; Hickory Nuts, 7@S; Filberts
1O@11c; Pecan, s@lOc for small and 14@16c
for large; Brazil Nuts 1o911c; Pine Nuts
I25$c 10 sc = ID; Cocoanuts, S3@5 so p hun
H0NEY-we quote: Comb, 12@l81lc;
amber extracted, ~ rs dark, 697c; water
white extracted, S@S3 e z n
EESWAX-l lnotable at 24@26e , II.
BUTTER-Market favorable TO buyers
We quote the following prices: Fancy cream
ery, 3O@311Sc: fancy dairy, 2T@271Sc; good
10 choice 221S8 26c; common grades lea
zoe; pickledron, 16@lSc; keg, 16@1Sc ! %.
CHEESE--Is firm IN price. We quote
as follows; Choice to fancy new, 11@13c;
fair to good, S@lOc: Eastern, ordinary to
fine, J 0G1 &c: do. fancy creamery, 13914c 3 10.
EGGS Il We quote: California ranch, $50
Si; pirf st9Be @ lots @9gSle ll; & & dozen z,dao5 .
prices against sellers. We quote: Live
Turkeys = Go6blers 13@14c: Hens 139
&c; dressed, 16@1se 2 u; Roosters,
Fryers, 50 50G6; Broilers, S3G4 for
small, and - 5000 so for large; Hens, So so
@6; Ducks, $50 :; Geese, S2G2 25 2 pair
GAME - Supplies none too large. We
quote; quail, e71ac9SI; Mallard, S4@4 so;
CanYaSbaeks. S5G5; Sprig. So 5Og3: Widg-
con, 81 9VGl e; Teal, 81 509l 20; Small
Ducks, Sl@1 20; English Snipe S2@2 90;
common Sn5pe, 7oc@Sl; White Geese, S19
20; Gray Geese 50 5Om3: Brant 8 5Om,