The record-union., 1893-02-25
COMMERCIAL.
Volume of Business in Wheat Not of
Great Proportions.
Better Feeling In the Barley Market,
Especially for Strictly Choice
Feed.
SAN FRANcIsco. Feb. oath.


SAN Francisco, Feb. oath.
The volume OF business in Wheat circles
was not of great proportions to-day, ship
Iers not being eager purchasers and sell
ers not particularly anxious to dispose of
thelr holdings al the ngures ruling. There
was better feeling in Barley this morning,
especially for strictly choice Feed, holders
being firm in their views Feed descriptions
oi oats are IN good supply, with no apparent
demand.
Ihe vegetable market is dull, with prices
Steady About fourteen boxes of Asparagus
We're receiyed and ten boxes of Rhubarb, hut
Inc general receipts of early varieties were
Light Potatoes are steady, with firmer tone
IN River Reds. Onions were In good demand.
Mushrooms are getting scarce. Good Tona-
Toes ell well. Peas arrive more freely.
The market for Fresh Fruits is quiet, with
an easier tone in Navel Oranges. Seedlings
are dull. Good Apples are in demand. East
ern Apples are weak. sicily Lemons are in
good supply and dull. Stocks OF Dried Fruit
on hand are light, and while there is not
1nuch activity to the market, it is firm at
quotations. Dried Grapes are doing little
better. In the East California PruneS are
s0lllng Tor 125zc for fi1ties to sixties.
The Butter market is weak and the supplies
are beaYy. Fresh stock is so low that there is
no demand Ior picked roll or firkln- Eggs
are still on the down grade, with fair de
9nand for store Eggs. Cheese is weaker under
Increased receipts.
The Poultry market is quiet, with light
decline In prices. In game the supply is in
excess OF the demand and prices are weak.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras.
So 1904 bbl; Bakers Extras, So SoG4;
Saperhne, 81 60@5 10.
WHEAf-Quotable at 81 20 for No. l. withs
81 26A.H ctl Tor something choice. Milling
Nheat remains steady at 81 271aS1 327a ,
BARLEY--we quote as follows: Feed,
soc . ctl for good quality and s1149521ac
OATS We" We iS qSaos 3syaies prices as esi' follows
Milling, 81 45@l %; fancy feed, 81 40; good
70 choice choice feed, 81 5o@1 372aa;; off grades,
1gl 80; Red, 81 10@1 10 q ctl.
CoRNmQuota6le at 81 Oh for Large Vel
low, 81 o774 for Small Yellow, and 81 O71z9
CRACKED CORN Quotable at S25 SOC
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton
from the mills
CORNMEAL-MiIlersq quote Feed at s24 SO
@25 so q ton; fine kinds for the table, IN
large and small packages, 254Qg31ac " 10.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S17@17 so
sEEDs-we quote: Mustard Brown. "a
&C; Yellow, -@-c; Canary, imported, S5@
8 25; do, California. =; Hemp, sc : b;
Hape, 81 25@2 80; Timothy, &C p b;
Alfalia, .9@g74c . II Tor California, and 10
clog for UiiIh; Flax, So 70 2 ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Quoted al S15@22 p ton.
HA1-Supplles ample. We quote Wheat
and oat, so@11i Barley, s. @s So; oal, $50
compressed, S7@1O; stock, S6@6 90; Al
talia, S9@1l; Clover, 81 5og9 so Tston.
STRAW-Quotahle at 35@5Oc = bale
HOPS-Quotable at I712@920c 2 10 Tor good
MILLsTUFFs-we quote: Rye Flour,
SIC; Rye Meal, Sc; Graham Flour Sc; Oat-
meal, 41ac; oat Groats. sc; Cracked Wheat,
354c; buckYheat Flour, sc; Pearl Barley Al
BBAN-Qdotable at S13 5O@14 p ton.
* = tn
BGCtkW WHEAT-Nominal at s2@2 so y ctl.
GROUND neutrality-suspicious. at $4,000
P0TAToES-Earl Rose, SIG l 10; River
Reds, 6oc q 65c; River Burbanks, 9oc@S1;
letaluma and Tomales Burbanks, 90c@S1 ! 5;
humboldt Burbanks, $1@1 20; Oregon Bur
banks, 81 10@l 20; oregon Garnet ChiIes,
81 g1 13S1 60; , sweet, sd@l @ 80 p ell
desirable article.
DRIED PEAS-we quote: Green, 81 ESQ
1 80; Blackeye, nominali Niles, 81 50@l 70
p ctl.
BEANS-We quote: Bayos, So 45@2 So;
Butter, So 5o92 60 for small and So for
large; PINK. So 25@2 so; Red, 81 75@S;
Lima, S3@S3 is; Pea, 81 65@2 s5; small
White 81 60 toS2 Sot Large White, So 50@ !
VEGETABrEs-str Beans, 2oc q Ii:
Cucumbers, - dozen; Los Angeles Toma-
1oes, g 8 box, Mushrooms, 10000 for
common and 25@35c p ID for Buttons; Green
Peppers, 15g26c; Green Peas, 5@7c q h for
Los Angeles and &c 2 ID for Bay; Asparagus
10a2714c = n; Rhubarb, 1Oc = II; Turnips,
s0975c p ctl; Beets, 75c 3 sack; Carrots, feed,
1Og5oc; Parsnips, 81 25 ctl; Cabbage,
75@S sc; Garlic, 54@114c p 70; Caulitlower,
5OG65c p dozen; Dry=Peppers 1597c p II; Dry
OSra, l5c p u; Marrow1at Squash, S12 500
FRESH FRUIT-Eastern Apples are offer
ing at SO p Dbl. We quote: Apples, 50c@
81 for common. 81 25@1 SO for good TO
choice, and 81 5o@2 : box for fancy; Pears.
75e to 81 80 y box.
CITRUS FRUIr-we quote as follows:
Lines 81 % p small box; Lemons, Sicily,
$500 so; California Lemons, $1@2 for COM
mon and So 5o@3 for good to choice;
Pineappies. $500; Mexican nH' PIneappies aeTS5iea
S7@S 2 dozen; Riverside Navels, So 900
2 25i riverside Seedlings, 81 5o92 p box:
san Bernardino Seedlings, 81 50@2 p box;
Orovlle Navels. 50 5oT3 2 box; Oroville
Navels, 81 5o@2; Los Angeles Seedlings
S5c@S1 20 2 box.
DRIED FkUIT-we quote Dates, 4s4@51Sc
e ID; Apples, sun-dried, quartered 1905 &c;
do sliced, 51l@6c; do evaporated, in boxes
9@1oc; Pears, beached, SOC for sliced; SO
&c for quartered, and SC for evaporated; un-
tered; Figs, 5E6c for pressed anu SO &c for un-
pressed; Prunes, 9@Sc for small, 1905 91ac for
The four sizes and 1oc for the fifth size of 500
COS; Pitted Plnms, 91a@ 10c; unpitted, 21a@
Sc; bleached Peaches. Sls@l115c; sundried,
.6@S1&c; ApricotS, 11G 14c 1or Royals and 3
16c Tor Moorparls; Grapes, 2@21ac y ID.
RAISINS-Q Quotable as follows: London
Layers, 81 271591 co. loose Muscates, SIG
! 25 in boxes and 254@41ac . ID in sacks.
NUTS-We quote as follows: Chestnuts, SO
&c ID; Walnuts, 6@6c for hard-shel, 939@
1Oc for soft-shefl and &C for paper-Shel;
Chile Walnuts, S99c; California Almonds,
13hc for soft shell, 71&9Sc for hard-shen and
I415cf for papersheil; Peanuts, 394e; Hockory
Nuts, 7@Sc; Filberts, 10@11c; Pecan, S@1Oc
Tor small and 14Gl6c Tor large Brazil Nuts,
1Q@11c; Pine Nuts, 12%915c = ID; Cocoa
NUS, S3Q5 so = hundred.
HONEY-We quote: comb, 123I9l4c; am
Der extracted, 9@712c; dark, 697c; water
white extracted, S(9S1sc 2 u.
BEESWAN-QuOtable at 24@26c = H.
BUTTER-We quote: Fancy creamery GAO
25c; fancy dairy, 22@23c; good to choice,
2O@21c; common grades, 16G19c; picked
roll, 1901 SC; keg, 16@1Sc e d.
CHEESE-We quote: Choice to fancy new
12@12I9c: fair to good, 9@11c; Eastern, or
dinary to fine, 11@13c; do, fancy creamery,