The record-union., 1893-01-18
Produce Market.


varieties coming in prices hold up well.
Produce Market.
FIOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras
S3 9OG4 q bbl; Bakers Extras, So 9O@4;
Superfine, So COOS 10.
WHEAI-H Holders continue to ask 81 31l4
r ell Tor standard Wheat, but the response Is
neither quick nor general. Milling grades are
held at a range of 81 33s5@l 375 p GENITAL
though no sale over 81 80 uas been reported.
BARLEG-We quote as follows: Feed, 975ac
e ctl for dark coast, oO@o / &c Tor good quality, ,
and s2159o354c for cnoice: Brewing, o7129
91Lc ? ctl.
OATS-We quote prices as follows: Surprise,
81 1901 so: milling, 81 3591 40; fancy
feed, ) 40, good to choice feed, 81 50 %
! 37I5; of grades, S1@l 20; BlacS, 81 O59
] 10 for common ana 81 l21aq1 20 for choice
Tor seed; Gray, 81 25@1 30; Red, 81 100
CoRN-~Quotable at 81 o75z for Large
Yellow, 81 05@1 10 tor Small Yellow and
81 O591 o e ell for White.
oILCAKE AIEAL-Quotablea at $50 p ton
from the mills.
CORNMEAI-MiHers quote Feed at S24@
q r ton; tine kinds for the table, in large and
small g@ckagges, 214@354c ? b, a,,. ,,.o
just row. We quote: Mustard, Brown,
- 1895; Yellow, s1@7 so; Canary, import
ed, S4 1905 12la; do California, -; Hemp,
sc 2 II; Rape, 81 2593 70; Timothy, 514c 2
D.; Alfalfa, SO 4 10 for California and 91a9
95tc for Utah; Flax, 81 70 e cti.
MIDDLINGS-Quo uotabie at S21@23 2 ton.
HAY-Busint IS IS quiet and prices are easy,
with prospects not favorable for sellers. We
quote: Wheat and Oat SS@11; Barley, SO
so; Oat. $I@S 80; fair 10 choice Wheat,
s. 5O@l 2; compressed, S1@1O; stock. S69
q g.; Alfalfa, S9g11 Glover, s. 5O9J 80 2
ton.
STRAW-QuotabIe at 35945c p bale.
HOPS-Prices SHOW steaaines-, as offerings
are light, and there is no pressure to sell
Quotable at 171Sa2Oc 2 II.
MILLSTUFFS-N quote: Rye Flour 3l3c;
Rye Meal, DC; Graham Flour, Be; Oatmeal,
4 15c; cat Groats, Sc; Cracked Wheat, 81 [;
Buc wheat Flour, sc; Pearl Barley, 41+g 4tac
E b.
BRAN-Trad. runs along smoothly at even
prices. Quotable at S15@15 so 2 ton.
RIE-Quotable at 81 O11aG1 lO9 ctl.
BUCKWHEAT - QuotaDle at 81 5@2 p
etl
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S19a2o
P6TATOEs-sweets sell at irregular prices.
as there is marked difference in the quality of
offerings. For other descriptions there is ac-
tive demand. New Potatoes, 292zz2c; Early
Rose, S5c@gS1 River Reds, 5O@G5c: River Bur
banks, T5cG95c; Petaluma aud Iomales Bur
banks Slm1 5. Humboldt Burbanks 81 10
g 1 20; humboldt Garnet Chiles, Sl91 / 5;
Oregon Burpanks, 9Oc@S1 so; Oregon Gar
net Chiles, SlGl 20; Sweet, Slc9l T5 q cti.
ONIONS-Suppnes are more free and prices
are easier at 75clgS13 ctl, with sales OF fancy
al 81 1901 3 2 ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 15@
! rs; Blackeye. 81 So@l sea; Niles, 81 SOC
BEANS-While trade is slow, the tone of
the market generally IS of a healthy charac-
ter. Holders seem willing to take the chances
Of the future and sales are therefore not being
pressed. Bayos, - 2592 90; Butter,
s. 4O@2 so Tor small aud SO for large;
C5ink, 81 4592 80; Red, 81 4o@2 90; Lima,
So 9OM2 80; Pea, 81 6O@2 10; Small
White, - 5o92 70; Large White, 81 100
There is not much oppor-
tunity for changes, as receipts are light and
varieties are few. We quote: String Beans
&c q fb; Cucumbers, S19l so = dozen; Los
Angeles Tomatoes, oc@9l 20 q box Bay To-
1natoes 25m7 5c; Mushrooms, SOL Oc for COM
mon ana 12Gisc ? n for Buttons; Green
Peppers "a &c; Green Peas, 9d9c = ib; As
paragus, 10@2oc 2 10; Khuoarb, c p n;
Carrots, feed. 4o945c; Parsnips, 81 25 q ct;
Cabbage. 75@SUc; Garlic, nc 2 b; Cauli-
flower. 81 r dozen; Dry Peppers, 5@7c = ID;
Dry Ol1Ta, 121@c ib; Marrowfat Squash, S.
FRESH FRUIT-Choice apples are in fair
demand. There are large quantities of poor
apples on the market, however, that ind buy
erS only among peddiers, and at very low
prices. We quote as follows: Lady Apples,
G5c@S1; Apples, 3o975c for common
10 good, S1@1 25 for choice, and 81 so
az \ box for iAncy; Pears, 5Oc@S1 so = box;
ClanberItes. Sl0@11 2 bbl.
CITRUS FRUIf-rne market is bountfully
supplied with Oranges which hnd Turly
good sale, because dealers are willing to meet
buyers in regard to value. We quote
Mexican Lines 50 a so, California
California Lemons, Sl@l 80 for common and
S3@3 so for gOOu to choice; bananas, 81 50d
= so q bunch; Hawaiian Pineapples, o.;
Mexican Pineapples, S1@6 T. dozen; Mandarin
Oranges, 81 95g2 p box; Duarte Navels,
$292 so 2 box; Riverside Navels, S2@
= 5S p box; Riverside Seedlings, 81 2a@2
= box; san Bernardino Navels, 50 25G2 rs p
box; san BernHrdino seedlings, 81 5O@9
= box; Winters Seedlings small boxes loo
soc = box; Fresno Seedlings, 81 oO@1 75
q box; Oroville Navels, S292 So p box;
Croville Seedlings. 81 5O4.2 . box; Los
Angeles Navels, 81 2592; Los Angeles seed
lings, SI@1l 80 4 box.
DRIED FRUIT-..>a apora;ed Apples are
hi-her. No other changes Wequote Dates ;
4 4G51ac ? n; Apples, sun-dried, 4@45ac
40 sliced, 41595c; do eyaporated, in boxes.
S54@Jc p b; Pears, bleached, 5@6c Tor
sliced, 3@5c Tor quartered and Sc for eyapo-
rated; Pears, unbleached, 3@sc for sliced and
e s@3c for quartered; Figs, Sc for pressed
and 3G4e for Impressed; Prunes, 6@7tsc tor
small, 9@91sc Tor the four sizes, and 915@
lOc ior the tiith size Of 5O66Os; piited Plunls.
3 9I0c; unpitted Plums, 21I@5c; White
Nectarines, 1OGl2e; RED NeettrInes, SGlOe
= 70; bieached Teaches, Size 1Isc; sun-dried
Teaches, 60sc = 70; Apricots, 1ial4c for
Royals and 15@l6c Ior 1Ioorparks; Grapes,
RAiSfNs-Trade is little better. though
in of small proportions. We uote: London
LAYERS, 81 25@1 so; loose Muscatels, $40
25 in boxes, and 25493 315c Z d in sacks.
NUTS-Iuquirg light. Wesquote: Chestnuts
12L@14c 2 10; Walnuts, 6@Se Tor hard shell:
S4fJc for soft shell ana I1M12c = b tor
Almonds, ~ 9l3c Tor soft smell, .. Csc for
hard shell, and / 4G15c for paper shell; Pea
nuts, skate; Hickory Nuts, .@ec; tilberts
1O91lc; Pecan, S@loc Tor small and 14G16c
Tor large: Brazil Nuts, I0G11c; Pine Nuts,
125$G15c p h; Cocoanuts, SS95 so 3 100
HONEG-Business is dull under sn a Il offer
lngs. We quote: Comb, 12@1314c; am
Der extracted, 54c dark, 697c; water
white extracted, S@s14c r n.
ESWAA-Quotabie at 25G26c h.
BOIIER-Ihe situation continues TO shape
IN the interests Of buyers. Receipts OF fresh
qualities are eularging and prices are gradu-
ally weakening as a consequence. We quote
a follows; Fancy creamery, 3o@3l12c;
fancy dairy, 27@2ac; good 10 choice. 2219g
2oci common grades, 1s@22c; picked roll,
1bG Sc; keg. 16@1Sc; Eastern, ladle-
packed, 164lSci Eastern creamery, 22I29
CHEESE-Select quality shows good
strength IN value, bat common grades are
plentiful and easy IN price. We quote; Choice
10 fancy new, lO913c; lair to good, Sgg9c:
Eastern. ordinary TO fine, 1O@l2c: do.
fancy creamery, 13914c 2 b.
EGGS-Prices are still on the decline We
quote: California ranch, 34936e; store lots,
3o@3218c . dozen.
ROULIE1-Market well stocked with hoth
domestic and Eastern product We onote.
Live Turkeys-Gobblers, 15@16e; Hens,
15@I6c; dr. ssed, 16@15c p n: Roosters'
1s$5 5o96 FOR old, and Se@6 90 for young;