The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-03-18
COMMERCIAL.
The Wheat Market Weak at San
Francisco.
Receipts of Poultry Light, With
Good Demand-Fresh
Fruits Dull.
san FRANCISCO. March 1zth.

FRUITS
SAN FRANCISCO, March Nth.
The Wheat market assumed a new phase
this morning with u general reluctance APP
parent to follow the lead of Chicago, which
started on the up grade again. one OF the
peculiar features of the day was the close of
business of New York ut a decline of - OF a
cents, with Chicago closing strong at g of a
cent advance. The situation in the latter
market is considered entirely due to senti-
ment based on weather reports, which may or
may not have a correct foundation. The
Wheat market here was weak. with sales OF
1900 tons-9OO tons of May at from 81 q to
81 27l4 and 500 tons December at from
81 33 TO 81 3314. There was no Barley sold
to-day in either session of the morning board.
The foreign markets are weak and dun. spot
Wheat is quiet under light shipping de-
mand. Feed Barley is fairly active.
The receipts of Poultry We're lighter this
morning and the market cleaned up we'll
Prices ruled steady. No further arrivals of
Eastern stock are expected until next week
Game Is in moderate supply and steady.
In Dairy Produce stocks of Butter are ac-
cumulatng under heavier receipts. Eggs are
unchanged at quotations, with liberal receipts
of all kinds and moderate demand. Cheese
is active, with good demand for new stock.
The Fresh Fruit market continues dull, with
liberal receipts of Apples and Oranges. Prices
are firm for good stock. There is an easier
tone in California Lemons and supplies are
more plentiful. Mexican Lines We're easy
under anticipated arrivals for today. Tropical
Fruits are in fair supply and steady.
The Vegetable market was quiet this morn
ing, with light trading. The Potato market
held firm under a good demand. Onions were
unchanged.
Produce Market
FIGURING cash prices for Family Extras,
S. yO@4 p Dbl; Bakers Extras, So SO94;
Supernne, 81 6o93 10.
WHEAT-Quotable ut 81 2334 for No. l
shipping and 81 81 q ell tor good To choice.
Milling descriptions sell at range OF 81 n
BAKtiE&Y-We quote: Feed, so@Sa1lc @ ell
for good quality and s39tc Tor choice; Brew
G1ATS@We quote: Milling, 81 1901 So;
fancy feed, 81 40; good TO choice feed, 81 80
al 3712; on grades, 81 ! bal 80; Black,
81 O71a91 1734; Gray, 81 25@1 30; Red,
81 1Og1 l 5 q ctl.
CORN-Qu6tabie at 81 o71l@I 10 for
Large Yellow. 81 0713@1 10 for Small Vel
low and 81 O5@l 0712 = ctl for White.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at $50 SOC
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at s37 500
Observation-Disclosures quote feed at s24 500
20 90 2 ton; tine kinds for the table, large
and small packages, 254@315c p ID.
! CHOPPED FEED-Quota6le at S17@17 so
| e ton.
SEEDs-We quote: Mustard, Brown, "a
] =. AtilpNr -N5-Cf AdldIN, III pOIltG, HOOV
5O do, California, -; Hemp, 4@4]8c q n;
! Rape, So POOP so; Timothy, C Is n; Alfalfa
| 9@94c q n for California, and 10@1O1ac for
| Utah; Flax, So = ctl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at $1,000 . ton.
| hAI-We quote as follows: Wheat and
Dat, SS@10 80; Barley, SOS so; Oat, SIG
pressed. Sz@9; stock, so 5O@7; Alfalfa
| - 5000 80; Glover, S7@9 2 ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 500 5c t. bale.
! HOPS-Quiet market, with lr.ces nominal
at l6@19c e ID. The Commercial News says:
/ Receipts al New y ork Tor the season to date
| show IL shrinkage of about 1000 bales, while
exports for the same period are but 900
| bales within the amount forwarded for the
corresponding time of last year. AGAINST this
rather favorable showing must be placed the
| fact that 10000 bales OF Hops are said TO be
/ in growers hands in the interior of that State
| a good portion OF which will remain in that
/ position, should the needs of English con-
SumerS not become any more pronounced or
| extended than they have been recently"
MILLSTUFFS-We quote: Rye Flour,
| 313ci Rye Meal, &c; Graham Flour, Sc; Oat-
meal 413c; Oat Greats, &c; Cracked " heat,
| 3l5c; Buckwheat Flour, &c; Pearl Barley,
BRAN-Market firm under good inquiry.
! Quotable at $13913 so per ton.
| RYE-Quotable at 81 1901 1877 p cti
UCkWHEAT-Nominala ut S2m2 so r ell.
| GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at $1,000
| z ton
! POTATOES-We quote: New, 3@3I5c p Ii:
Early Rose, $1@l 10; River keds, 700
! soc; River Burbanks, 90c@S1 05; Petaluma
4
boldt BurbankS, $1@1 20; Oregon Burbanks
81 l091 80; Oregon Garnet Chiles, 81 LOG
| l 50; sweet, 75c@Sl SO p ctl.
ONIONS-Quotabe at 81 25@2 p ctl
something fancy perhaps realizing So p ctl.
| DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 Goa
81 50, Blackeye, nominal; Niles, 81 5O@
BEANs-weq quote: Bayos, SO 1902 IS: But
ter, 50 6Q@S2 70 for small and S393 20
for large Pink, So 2O@2 70; Red, So 1908;
Lima, 80 20; Pea, 50 1902 80; Small White,
50 1902 So; Large White, 50 1902 So .
MERCHANDISING quote as follows:
bers, 81 g dozen; Los Angeles Tomatoes, @
u box; Green Peppers, 15@2Oc; Green Peas,
| ga SC; Asparagus, 10000 for No. l
| SC p 10; Turnips, 7O@75c q ctl; Beets, 75c
| q sack; Carrots, feed, 40@50c; Pursnps
81 % p ctl; Cabbage, S5c@S1; Garlic, 40
| Peppers 5@7c > II; Dry Okra, 15c q 10; Mar
rowiat Squash, $50 p ton.
| FRESH FRU IT--Apples, 5oc@S1 for COM
81 5000 p box for fancy
| CITRUS FRUIT-We quote: Mexican
Lines, 5000 p box; California Lines,
| California Lemons, S1@2 for common and
| So 5O93 for good TO choice; Bananas, S1@2 q
! bunch; Hawaiian Pineapples, $500; Mexican
| Pimcapplcs So 5O@6 3dozen; Riverside Nav
! els, $2@2 : 3; Riverside Seedlings, ) al 80 p
| box; san Bernardino NaVClS, So 50@3 p box;
| San Bernardino Seedlings, SI@1 70 4 box;
| lngs. O. q box; Los Angeles Navels 81 so
| az; Los Angeles Seedlings, S5cG$l rs; San
| Gabriel Naves. S2a2 SO; San Gabriel Seed.
! lings. S1@1 25 q box
DRIED FRUIr-We quote: Dates. 415G5c
| Apples, sun dried, quartered, 400 &c; DO
| sliced, 5I2@Gc; do, evaporated, in boxes, 80
| Toe 9 h; Pears, bleached, 596c for sliced, So
| sc for quartercd and sc for evaporlted; Pears
unbleached. 3@4c for sliced and 2%6l3c for
quartered; Figs, 5@6c for pressed ana 3a4c
| for impressed; Prunes, 7@Sc for small go
! HlLc for the four sizes and iO.. for tine fifth
! size OF o0960s; Pitted Plums, 912@1Oc; I'M
! ptted plums, 21295c; bIeached Peaches. 9
| @12c; sun-dried Peaches, 6@S15c q ID; April
| cots, 11M14c for Royals ana I5gI6c for
| Moorparbs; Grapes, 29254c 2 ID.
| RAISINS-Quotable as follows: London
Layers. 81 4O@1 90; loose MuscateI, S1@
l . in boxes and 31a@454c Z 10 in sacks.
| NUTS-Wc quote as follows: CheStnutS. &c
/ to 5 e ID; Walnuts, &c to sc for hard she'll Toe
| TO PIC tor soft shell, and &C q ID for paper
| shell; Chile Walnuts, $3.50; California AL
monds, 13t2cg I72c Tor soft shell, 7129 re
| for hard shell, ana l5916 for paper shells.
| Peanuts, 39ic; Hickory Nuts, 79oc; tilberts,
| IO011c; Pecan, S@1Cc Tor small and IA
| 016c for large; Brazil Nuts, 912c to lie; Pine
Nuts, 12]49l3c lb Cocoanuts, S4@5 2 hun
| HONEY-We quote: Comb, / 2JSgI4c am
| Der extracted, 6@712c; dark, O97c; water
| white extracted, SGS15c z 70.
| BEESWAX-Quotable n 24@27c q ID.
| BUTTER-We quote: Fancy creamery, 220
221Sc; fancy dairy,20@21c; good to choice, Il
! a sc; common grades, 15@16c; picked roll,
15g17c; keg, Io&1Gc p ID.
CIiEESE-We quote Choice 10 fancy new,
lie to 12c; tair 10 good, S@1Oc; Eastern,
| ordinary to fine, 11@13c; do. fancy creamery,
EGii~-Californiar ranch, 1791 sc; store lots,
l5d16c q dozen.
POULTRY-We quote as follows: Live
Turkeys-Gobblers 10000; Hens, 10000;
dressed 2I@23c , h: boosters, SOY
for old and $50 for young; FryeTs.
! So 5u@6 so; Broileis, 81 5O95 50 for small