The record-union., 1893-02-28
Local Option Market in Wheat DuIIer
Than Ever at San Francisco.
The Drop Due to the Decline in East
ern Values, Caused by the
Heavy Accommodations,

the visible" supply for the week shows a de-
crease OF 66S, 900 bushels, the situation is not
at all cheering for spectators. The stocks
are still alarmlngly heavy, while the new
crop is now pretty well assured all over the
country. The total sales to-day were ,, 100
tons of wheat. OF this 1000 tons We're OF
May at from 81 2Slz TO 81 2S5s and 600
tons Of December at from 81 3454 to 81 345s.
The receipts were 49, 50 centals. In barley
there were only sales OF 400 tons OF May at
from S45sGS43+ cents. The receipts We're
b2,245 centals. Spot wheat is dull and mac
tive. The Eastern markets were one cent
lower The foreign markets are slow, with
prices weak.
There were no changes to-day in poultry
and receipts were light. Game arrives in fair
quantity, but meets with little demand.
Irlces are weak.
The fresh butter market is steady, with a
weak tone. Supplies are heavy, and the
packed and picked grades are neglected.
Eggs of all kinds are III heavy supply, and
store eggs are weaker. Cheese arrives freely
aud prices are weak.
IN fresh fruits there is no chance to report.
Oranges are active with an easier tone In
prices. Choice apples are in good demand
with prices hrm al quotations. California
fancy lemons are stronger. Mexican lines
are easier on anticipated supplies.
The Vegetable market opened steady and
unchanged this morning. The potato mar
Ret holds nrm. Choice onions are in good de-
nand. Mushrooms OF the better class are
scIrce.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras.
So 9094 Z Dbl; takers Extras, 50 oo94;
Supreme, 81 6O@5 10.
WHEAT-For standard Wheat;S1 % is an
extreme price. Somethng fancy might br ring
81 264 2 cu. No cuauge in Milling Wheat,
which is quotable at 81 - 1%91 32% p ctl.
BARLEY-We quote as follows: Feed,
soc 2 ell for good qualify and Sl149e212c
Tor choice; Brewing, S5@971ac 2 ctl.
OATS - We quote prices as follows:
Milling, 81 4JG1 SO; fancy feed, 81 40; good
To choice feed, 81 50@l 81; of grades,
@9l 80; Red, 81 1Oq1 % p ctl.
CORN-PrlCeS were weaker to-day. Quot
able at 81 O5@l O71% TOR Large Yellow
81 O5A1 or for Small Yellow, and 81 O5@
i 10 2 ell for White.
CRACKED CORN Quotable at so 500
oILCAKE NEAL-Quotable at $50 ton
from the mills.
CORN MEAIe-liillers quote Feed at S24 so
G25 50 q ton; tine kinds for the table, III
large and small packages, 254@31ac = h.
CHOPPED FEkD-Quotable at S17@17 80
{ ton.
c; Yellow, &c; Canary, imported, 500
8 %; do. California, -; Hemp, sc r h:
Rape, 50 25@2 90; Timothy, C ? Ii;
y falia, 9@a14c z ID Tor California, and 10
@lOl4c for Utah; Flax, 81 : D p ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Quoteda At S19@22 p ton.
HAI-We quote: Wheat and Oat, Se@11;
BARLEY, 5 O. 90; uat, S7(9S so; fair to choice
Wheat, - 5O912 so; compressed, 5000;
stock, SG@6 90; Alfalfa, S9@1l; Clover, 81 80
STRAW-Quotahle at 35a5Oc r bale.
HOPS-Quotable at 1714G2Oc q ID Tor good
TO choice.
MILISFUFFS-We quote: Rive Flour
315c Rye Neal, Sc; Graham Flour, Sc; Oat-
meal, 415c; Oat Greats, DC; Cracked W heat
3lac buckwheat Flour, DC; Pearl Barley A.
B6AN-Good demand. Quotable at S13 so
Gil q ton.
RYE-Quotable at 81 10 to / 10 ctI
BUCKW HEAT-Nominal at S2@2 so . ell.
y al ats q
PGTATOEs-Early Rose SIG I 10; River
Reds, COG DC; River Burbanks, 9OcqSl;
Petaluma and Tomules Burbanks. 9Oc@Sl / 3;
Humboldt Burbauks, $191 20; Oregon Bur-
banks. 81 1901 20; oregon Garnet Chiles,
S1@l 20; Sweet, 81 2J@2 2 ell.
ONIONS-Receipts to-day were $50 sacks.
Quotable at S2@2 20 e ell Tor good to choice.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 900
s sa?'' blA0N'y'' nominal Miles, 81 'o9l 20
BEANs-We quote: Bayos, So 45@2 90;
Butter. So 5042 90 for small and 50 for
Lima, S3@3 10; Pea, 81 65@2 50; Small
White, 81 90 TO 81 So; Large White, 81 SOC
VEGETABLES String Beans, 5000 p Ii:
Cucumbers, q uozens Los Angeles Toma-
toes, o p box; Mushrooms, 10000 for
common and 25@35c . ID for Buttons; Green
Peppers, "a l5c; Green Feas, 597c 4 10 Tor
Los Angeles and &C 2 10 for Bay; Asparagus
12a25c e 10; Rhubar0, ~ a@1 &C e ID; Iurnips
T0@75c p ctl; Beets, 75c p sack; Carrots, feed
4Oa 5Oc; Parsnips, 81 20 q ell; Cabbage
75GS5c; Garlic, 5l@114c p ID; CaulihOwer
5O@65c q dozen; Dry Peppers, 5@7c q ID; Dry
0sra, 15c 2 ID; Marrowiat Squash Sl2 800
FRESH FRUIT-We quote: Apples, 5oca
81 for common. 81 259l 80 Tor good TO
choice, and 81 5O@2 2 box for fancy; Pears.
Z1c to 81 so p box.
CITRUS FKUIT-We quote as follows:
Mexican Lines S9@1O = box; California
S5@5 5O California Lemons, Sligo for CON,
anon and - 5O93 for good TO choice;
F F2naR4 1885, Mex 2en3n p heWaen
Sos p dozen; Riverside Navels, So POO
> 20; Riverside Seedlings, ) 5OG2 q box:
San Bernardlno Navels, 50 DOCS 20 q box;
san Bernardino Seedlings, 81 50@2 r box:
Oroville Navels, So 0O@3 z box; Orovile
Seedlings, 81 5O@2 p box; Los Angeles
S5c@S1 , > r box.
DRIED FkUIT-We quote: Dates, 4azG515c
8 ID; Apples, Sun-dried, quartered, 419615 i.c
do sliced, 51sa6c do eVaporuted in BOXES
S@lOc; Pears, beached, SOC Tor sliced: 3td
SC Tor quartered. and sc tor evaporated; IN
bleached 3@Ic Tor sliced and Loose for quar-
tered; Figs, 5d6c for pressed anu a &c for un-
pressed; prunes, Csc for small, . "a 9lsc Tor
the four sizes and l DC for the fifth size OF 500
6@Slsc; Aprcots, 11@14C Tor X yals and }
1oc Tor Moorparks; Grapes, 2@2 &c q Ii.
RAISINS-Q uOtable as follows: London
. LAYERS, 81 2 -ts61l 90; loose Muscatels Sl@
% in boxes ana , i494}4 2 ID in sacks.
NUTS-We quote as follows; Chestnuts, SO
I
Toe Tor sOtt-shel and C tor paper-shell;
Chile Walnuis, S9Sc; California Almonds
1315c for oft-sheil 1aGSc for hard-shell ana
1iiac Tor paper-shell; PEANUTS, Sole; HocSOry
NUS, 79oc; Flberts, 1O@11c; Pecan, S91Oc
Tor small and l49l0c Tor iarge Brazil Nuts
1u@1lc; Pine MUS, l252@15c 2 II; Cocoa
NUS. S3@5 80 2 hundred.
HONEN-We quote: comb, 121S@l4c; am
Der extracted, 4@9t3c; dark, 6g7c; water
white extracted, S@S4.c z 10.
BEES WAX-t1 Notable at , 4G26c = b.
BUTTER-Wc quote: Fancy creamery. 231%
@24c; fancy dairy, 22G23c; good to choice,
2OG2lc; common grades, 1901 &c; picked
roll, LOO Sc; keg, 16GlSc 2 10.
CHEESE-We quote: Cnoice to fancy new
l2@l2lsc: fair TO good, 9911c; Eastern or
binary to fine, 1l@13c; 10, fancy creamery.
EGGSSWe quote: California ranch, 21@
22c; store lots 1s@2oc 2 dozen.
POULTRN-We quote: Live Turkevs-Gob-
blerS 1.@1Ic; Hens. 13Gl4c; dressed I6@
l7c = II; Boosters, S696 80 for old and $40
= 80 for young; FryerS.S0 50@6 so; Brothers,
ST 50@5 80 for small and S6@6 90 for large;
Hens, S6@7i Ducks, Sos; Geese, S2@2 so
g pair ... o..,, -a,,
Mallard; 50 5@3i &C., Ganyasbaeks, S3@3 so;
81 25@1 so; small Ducks, zoe; English
Snipe. SItGl %; common Snipe, 75c; White
81 50; Hare, 5oc@S1; Rabbits, 81 ? dozen
OVISIONS-I.aStern Hams, 17@1sc;
california Hams, 1619Gl7c; Eastern Break
fast Bacon, LOG 1672fii Il no Bacon heavy
o. eXtra light 15631o92c; do, clear sides, l 5
@i3lSc ? To- Pork, extra prime S16G16 so;
do, prime mess, SI.9lo; 90. mess, SIG
81 = bbl: Pigs Feet, SIP 80 Z bbi;
Beef mess. b6Is, 81 5o9s: do. extra
mess, bbls s. 5o@9i 40 9od amily' SShb,i III
Smoked. 1OI4@11c; Eastern Lard, compound.
fierces. IlI5c: DO, prime steam, 13@131&
ION pals, 15c; on, 10 SCI 9Il9, l954ei Call-
fornia. tierces, 1896 haIEooIS, I5g14
ION Tins I5c: do oh, 15@1012c q ID.