The record-union., 1893-02-02
COMMERCIAL.
The Wheat Market Very Dull at San
Francisco,
Trade Slow In Barley-Firmer Feeling
in Turkeys-Dairy Pro-
duce Weak.
SAN FRANCISCO. February 1st.

500 tons changing hands, of which 700 tons
were May al from 81 92 to 81 32A, and 100
tons December at 81 81. The Barley market
was weaker and lower with sales of ], 400
tons of May at from $3.50 to s55sc. The re-
eeipts in the East were heavier than ever to-
day, amounting to 452,24o bushels, against
shipments of 1873, 49O bushels. The foreign
markets are dull and weak.
The Vegetable market opened dun this
morning, with light receipts of early varieties.
Asparagus is quoted higher, owing to an i'm
proved demand and a scarcity of stock There
were no changes made in Potatoes to-day
Onions come in light, but prices are easier.
No change was reported in the Fruit market
to-day. There were 10 fresh arrivals of
Oranges, but mixed lot of Apples were re-
ceived. Lemons are weaker. Mexican Lines
are firm.
The only change in the Poultry market is
frmer feeling in Turkeys, which move of
better especially dressed. Ducks are coming
IN too freely. Game arrives light and IN
changed.
In the market for dairy produce the tone of
the Butter market Is still heavy. Eggs of all
kinds are weak at quotations and arrivals are
Tree. Cheese is steady.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net-cash prices for Family Extras
So 90@4 p bbl; Bakers Extras, So 90@I;
Superhne, So 6o93 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 a734@1 2894 for
NJ. L qualify, Will Sl 90 as an extreme
price for something fancy. Milling grades of
Wheat are moderately steady at 81 32129
l 50 q ctl.
BARLEY - We quote prices as fol-
lows: Feed, ?75ac = ctl for dark coast, soc
tor good quality and S114@S21ac for choice;
brewing, o77a@9714c 2 ctl.
OAIs-Falr trade reported. Surprise, 81 4 .
81 so; milling, 81 371a@1 4215; fancy
iced 81 40; good to choice feed, 81 32I5 TO
81 371s; OH grades, S1@1 rs; Black, 81 o. .
/ 1e Tor common; Gray, 81 25@1 3o h9d,
CUkS = Not much doing. Quotabe at
81 % for Large Yellow, . 0591 O6A for
small Yellow and 81 O235G1 0712 . GU for
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at $40 500
ofLoAKE MEAL-ouotable at $50 ton
from the mills.
Observation-Disclosures quote Feed at S24 so
toS25 90 q ton; fine kinds for the taoe, i'll
large aud small packages, 254@31ac r 10.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable atSI7@17 so
r ton.
sEEDs-we quote: Mustard, Brown, nomi-
mai; Yellow. nominal; Canary, imported,
$5@5 20; do, California, =; Hemp. &c
e 70; Rape, 81 2592 s.; Timothy, C : ID;
Alfalfa, sc q ID Ior California, and 1O@1oAc
for Titan; Flax, So . Z ctl
MIDDLINGs-Qu otable at S21@23 3 ton.
HAY-We quote: Wheat ana Dat, SSQ11;
Barley, Sos 80; Oat, sos 80; iair TO choice
Wheat, IS oo@ II; compressed, S7@1O STOCK,
S6g6 50; Alfalfa, SY@11; Glover, 81 SOC
so 2 ton.
HOPS-Quotable at 171a@2Oc q ID for
good 10 choice
MILLsTUFFs-we quote: Rye Flour, SIC;
Rye Meal, &c; Graham Flour, &c; Oatmeal,
412c; CAT Groats, &C; Cracked Wheat, 3 lsc;
Buckwheat Flour. &c; Pearl Barley, 4l4D415c;
y ID.
BRAN-Quot at S14@l4 so ton.
RYE-Quotabe at 81 0715G1 10 p ctl.
BUCkW HEA1-Quotabl at 81 7o@2 "a ell
GROUND BA1tLEY-Quotable at Slg@2 D
z ton.
rOTATOES-W quote: New Potatoes. pa
21%c; Early Rose, 9Oc to 81 10; River Reds
4o@55c; hiver Barbunks, SO99Oc; Peta-
luna and Iomales Burbanks, y0ct@S1 10;
Humboldt Burbunks, S1@1 20; Oregon Bur,
banks, 81 1C@1 371a; oregon Garnet Chiles
SIel 10; Sweet, S1@1 so p cu
ONIONS-B-t ter prices we're obtained to-
day the range Tor good to choice article be-
ing 81 SO to 81 80 2 ctl.
DRIED PEAS-Me quote: Green, 81 150
! rs Blackeye, 81 soG1 5614; Niles, 81 %
. BE GS 81 5000 60; Butter, So 40
a. 80 for small ana 50 Tor large; Pink, 81 80
o. 40; Red, 2.qlo92 CO.. Lima, So $50
g2 rs; Large White, 81 4OQ2 50 q ctl
VEGETABLES - String Beans, 15@2Oc
ID oq FGma}oes az go nos. DOZEN Los
lo@l &c Tor common, 15@2Oc p ID for Buttons,
Green Peppers, 5@Sc; Green Peas, 5@7c , 10;
. Is; Turnips, 7o&75e 8 ctl Beets, 75c a
sack; Carrots, feed, 4O9 oci ParsnipS 81 rs
= ctl; Cabbage, 15@SOc Garlic, ! &c q ID;
Cauliilower, 5o965c p dozen; Dry PEPPERS
5SSzc a 10; Dry Okra loo q ID: MarTovtsi,
rnh.5a FRUil-We quote prices as fol-
lows: Apples, 30975c for common 10
good, $1aI 25 for choice, and 81 50@2 y
box for fancy; Pears, 75c@S1 rs p box; Gram
berries, 5000 . Dbl.
icen LINES So@6 so; California Lines
&c. Lemons, Sicily, S5Caj 90; California
Lemons, Sl@2 for common and s. 5oaS
bnneh: Hawaiian Pineapples, 81 5oq6. NerE
can Pineapples SOC = dozen; Mandarin
oranges. 5c@S1 SO = box; Duarte NaVeIs
s5a5 SO . box; riverside Naves, S2@2 5 :;
ROY. Riverside seedlings, 81 25@l rs = 6oT.
san Bernardino Nayeis. 81 50@3 = hoy,
san Bernardlno Seedlings. 81 5O@2 q hoy:
Winters Seedlings, small boxes 4o6hoc,
Fresno Seedlings, 81 5091 rs e box; OroVflie
Navels. So to = 90 & box; Oroville SEEDLINGS
81 5C@i 10 q box; Los Angeles Naye1s
/ 25@I 70; Los Angeles Seedlings, SI@l %
2 box.
DRIED FRUIT We quote as follows
Dates 45l651ac q 10; Apples, sun-dried 40
5c; do, sliced, 45292Aci do, evaporated, in
boxes, 9l591oc . ID: Pears, bleached, 596c for
sliced 3@5e for quartered, ana Sc for evap-
GRATED; Pears unbleached, 3@ 4cfor slicedan
p34@5c for quartered; Figs, &c Tor pressed and
Hale for impressed; Prunes, Ga 715cfor small
g@9lsc TOR the four sizes and 915@l DC tor the
nth size of 5096os; Pitted Plums 9I5@lOc:
unpitted Plqms, 24@5c; White Nectarmes,
1901 Pc Red Nectarines, S@1oc Z n; bleaehed
Peaches, e15911 &C; sun-dried Peaches, case
= 10; ApTicots, 11g1 &c for Royalsand 90 / &c
for Moorparks; Grapes, 292l4c p b.
RAISINS-Quotable as follows: London
LAYERS, ST 25@1 5O;loose Muscatel, S1@l 20
in boxes and 254@312c p 10 in sacks.
NUTS-Me quote as follows: Chestnuts,
9@1lc { d; Walnuts, 6gsc for hard SHELF
91sm1o19c ior soft shell aud &c = IL for
paper shell; Chile Walnuts, s@9c; California
Almonds l31a914c Tor soft she'll 71sMsc for
hard shell, and l a75G lac Tor paper shell; Pea
nuts 394c; Hickory NUS, Jos; Filberts,
1O@l1c; Pecan, h@loc for smalland l4a sc
for large; Brazil Nuts, l0G1lc: Pine NUS
121%e to loo 2 bi Cocoanuts, 1895 80 q hun
dred.
HONEY-we quote: Comb, 12@13]5c;
amber extracted, "a 713c; dark, Go &c; wafer
white extracted, sos &C Z f.
observation-disclosures at 24G26c p H.
BUTTER-Market easy al The late reduc-
ton We quote pr.c as follows: Fancy
creamery. 2s@3oc fancy dairy, 26627 &C;
good % choice, 2o@2 &C. common grades, loo
/ 90: picked roll, 1901 sc; keg, l6al Sc = h.
new, 11@1 &c. fair TO good, S9Ioc; Eastern.
ordinary TO hne, lo@12c; do, fancy creamery
13@l4e e b.
ECiGS-The advantage Is on the side of buy
ers We quote: California ranch, 2g@30c:
store lots. 26@2Sc 2 dozen.
POULTRI-TheTe Is nrm tone to prices
with fairly active demand. We quote nr ees
as follows. Live Turkeys Gobblers, 1g@
11c: Hens. 17@1Sc; dressed, 2oG2Ic 3 II:
boosters. So 5000 for old. and S6@6 50 for.
Young; Fryers, 5000 90; Broilers, $500 for
8 SO: Ducks, So 5oS7; Geese, S292 a5 >
pGeiaiM E - Moderate receipts keep prices
steady. Quail. 81; Mallard, S4@4 so; Cam
asO5 5di 92ge S Tea 81 0 $685. Wi sfSo
Ducks. Sl@1 20; English Snipe, 50 5O@3;
common Snipe, S1@l 20; White Geese,
81 25@l so; cray Geese, ~ DOGS; Brant,
81 5o@1 : 8; Hare, 81 2o@l oo' Rabbits,
81 25@1 so 2 dozen.
PRONISIONS-M quote as follows: East
ern Hams, 17@1sc; California refrigerator
Bacon IeS1 en-. I,sI f5nrnia Racon heavvand