The record-union., 1893-01-12
COMMERCIAL.
Upward Turn in the Wheat Market al
San Francisco.
Poultry and Game Very Scarce In the
Local Markets-Potatoes
Higher.
So FRANcIsco. January 11th.


Of a rise Of 1sz cents in the East. The move
ment there, however. is not apt to strengthen
confidence in the bun situation for any length
of time, being simply the result OF tussle
between local operators. The sales Of Wheat
here were 8, 500 ions Of May at from 81 "a TO
81 341l. In Barley there were only GOO tons
of May Barley sold, at from s5}k TO s 81 cents.
The local Wheat spot market was very weak,
and offerings very light.
The Vegetable market is devoid of any note
worth feature outside of a strong tone in
Potatoes, which are firm for all choice yarie-
ties. Choice Onions are also firm. Early
Vegetables come in slow and prices are weak
A little Rhubarb Is still coming In.
The Fresh Fruit market is doing fairly well
for all the better qualities Of Apples. Per
simmons are offering in small lots, but sales
are slow. Oranges come in freely, but meet
but with a comparatively light demand.
Dried Fruits are firm, and Raisins are doing
better.
The Poultry market is in good shape, not
withstanding heavy receipts of Eastern,
Broilers are very scarce and prices are firm.
Game IS easy at quotations, with liberal re-
ceipts.
Fancy Butter holds its own vel, but com
mon grades are weak. New Cheese comes III
more freely. Eggs of all kinds are in good de-
mand.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
So 1904 z bbl: Bakers Extras, So 90@4;
Superfine 50 COOS 10.
WHEAf-Qu Notable at 81 275g@1 284 p
ctl for fair to good shipping, and 81 80 for
choice article. The demahd is iair. Milling
Wheat is held at 81 32 z@1 359 ctl.
BARLEN-We quote as follows: Feed, 773zc
& for dark coast, S09ol l14c Tor good quality,
and seize for choice; Brewing, S71&@95c
y ctl; Chevalier, 95c@9Sl 5 g ctl.
OAIS-We quote prices as follows: Surprise,
81 45@1 so: milling, 81 o591 40; fancy
iced, 81 40; good 10 choice feed, 81 32l4G
3112; OF grades, S1gl 20; Blact>, 81 COG
10 for common and 81 1901 25 for choice
Tor seed; Gray, 81 25@1 80; Red, ST $50
CORN-QuotabIe at 81 o215a1 o5 for Large
Yellow, 81 071a for Small Yellow and 81 0215
@1 OK p ctl for White.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at $24 500
oILCAKE MEAL--QuotabIe at $50 q ton
from the mills
CORNMEAL-Mlllers quote Feed at S24@
% 2 ton; fine kinds Tor the table, in large and
small packages, 31493s4c . ID.
CHOPPED FEED-QuOtable at S17@17 so
& ton.
S4 1905; Yellow. S7@7 so; Canary, import
&c gI6; Rape, 81 S?@3 @5; T5imolhy,' 55sg :
&c for Utah; Flax, 50 IS ? ctl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at s2l@23 p ton
HAY-Wheat and Oat, SS@11; barley, SO
g. Oat, S799; fair to choice Wheat, 5 a
] . so; compressed, SOLO; stock, SIS $40
so; Alfalfa, SSg1o so; Glover, 500 q
ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 35@45c a bale.
HOPS-Are ratherfirmly held. Quotable at
M1ifI1LsTTGFfs-we 11i1fSi quote: Rye Flour. SIC;
Rye Meal, Sc; Graham Flour, Be; Oatmeal
415c; Oat Groats, sc; Cracked Wheat, 81
FB
BRAN-Quotable at S15@15 so p ton.
RGE-Sales OF choice were made al higher
figure this morning. Quotable at 81 o7169
BUCKWHEAT = Quotable at 81 1902 p
ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-QuotabIe at $1,000
POTATOES Sweet sell at wide range.
Some poor lots are to be had at 5O@75c %
sack, while 81 5092 can be obtained for
choice quality, and fancy red. Sweets sell as
high as So . Ell: New Potatoes, 2@3c p 70;
Peerless, 90cGS1 10; Early Rose, 95c@S1 10;
River Reds 5O@65c: River BuIbanks.
95cGS1 2o Salinas Burbanks, 81 25G91 so;
Humboldt Garnet Chiies, Sl@I 10; Oregon
BurDanks, $l691 So; Oregon Garnet ChiIes,
81 1O@1 25; Sweet, S1@2 = cti.
ONlUNS-Quotabe at 9Oc@S1 2 ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 150
I 20; Blackeye, 81 60@1 10; Niles, 81 500
EASs-Bayos, 50 4o@2 SO; Butter,
s. 40@2 80 for small and So for lar.e;
81 9O@2 20; Pea, 81 6O@2 70; Small
White. 81 5o@2 70; Large White, 81 500
ETABLES-Cucumber are Offering at
reduced rates. Tomatoes are neglected. AS
paragus moves slowly, We quote as follows;
Cucumbers, Sl@2P dozen; Tomatoes, 75c9
81 20 p box; Mushrooms, 6@10c Tor com
mon and 12@15c 2 b for Buttons; Green
Peppers, 7G10c; Green Peas, Sd1Oc 2 ID; As
paragus, 1O920c q ib; Rhubarb, 100000 p ID;
Turnips, 90G zoe = ctl; Beets, DC z sack;
Carrots feed. 40@45c; ParsnipS, 81 25 p ctl;
Cabbage, 75@SOc; Garlic, 1ac p 70; Cauli-
flower 81 Z dozen; Dry Peppers, 69Sc p 10:
~ ton. ma --l-- ~ -'''' -''' 'lD"'"' .
FREsH:FRUIT--Common Apples continue
in large supply, being dull ofsale. We quot:
Lady Apples, oc@Si; Persimmons, 50caS1
= box; Apples, 35@75c for common to good
SI@l 20 for choice, and 81 50G2 2 box for
lancy; Pears, 5OcGS1 90 2 box; Cranberries,
CIIRUS FRUIT-Market well stocked with
Oranges, shipments coming from all directions.
Lines, &c; Lemons, Sicily, S595 90;
California Lemons, Sl@l 90 lor common and
So 50@3 for good To choice; Bananas,Sl 5OM
90 2 bunch; Hawaiian Pineapples ID:
Mexican Pineapples, S4@6 z dozen; Mandarin
Oranges, 81 5@2 q box; Duarte Navels,
81 26@2 20 q box; Riverside Navels, 81 250
p box; san Bernardino Naves, 50 25@3 rs r.
box; san Bernardino Seedlings, 81 5O@I rs
p box; Winters Seedlings, small boxes, 4OG
SOC q box; Fresno Seedlings, 81 5O6l rs
r box: OrOville Navels, 81 2512 rs q box.
Oroville Seedlings, 81 50@l . = box; Los
Angeles NaVels, 81 5O@2; Los Angeles Seed
lings, Sl@1 90 p box.
DRIED FRUIr-We quote as follows. Dates
4 44@51ac 4 10; Apples, sun-dried, 4@415c;
do sliced, 41595c; do evaporated, in boxes
r1QGS13c q IL; Pears, bleached, SAGE Tor
sliced 3@5c for quartered and Sc Tor eyapo-
rated; Pears, unble0ched. 3g4c for sliced ana
2%@3c for quartered; Figs, sc for pressed
ana 3G4c for impressed; Prunes, 6@71sc for
SMALL 9942c Tor the four sizes, and 955(9
1Oc Tor the Iifth size of 5O@6Os; pitted Pluns.
9l2@10c; unpitted Plums, 215G5c: White
Nectarnes, 1O@12c; Red Nect.rines SGlOc
? II; bleached Peaches, S15a111sc; sun-dried
Peaches, 60Sc p ib; Apricots 1ial4c for
Royals and 15@l6c for Moorparks; Grapes,
RAtSINS-Quotable as follows: London
LAYERS, 81 2591 so; loose Muscatels. Sl@
70 PIN, IN boxes, and 254953ac = ID in sacks.
13@14c ? u; Walnuts, 69Sc for hard shcIi;
SglOc Tor soft shell and 1l9l2c q 10 Tor
paper shell; Chile Malnuts, s@9c; California
Almonds, 121s913c for soft she'll 81 a06Sc for
hard shell, and l4@15c for paper shell: Pea
nuts, 31594c; Hickory Nuts, .@Sc; Fiiberts.
1O@1lc; Pecan, s@loc Tor small and 14@1Gc
Tor large; Brazil Nuts, l0@1lc; Pine Nuts,
12za915c = b; Cocoanuts, ,S3@5 so > 100.
HONEY-WeQuote: Como, 1901 sac: am
Der extracted, 1@354e; dark, 6S7c; water
BEESWAX-Quota6lea at 24@26o m.
BUTTER-The tendency Of prices is against
sellers. Fancy creamery, 31@32lsc; fancy
dairy, 27@30c; good TO choice, 225a@46c:
common grades. 1S@22e; picked rolf. IS6
20c; keg, 173a@20c; Eastern, ladle-paeked
16@1Sc; Eastern creamery, 22159 25c 3 70
CHEESE-Choce 10 fancy new, 1OaI3c.
fair to good, S99c; Eastern, ordinary to fine'
10q@12c; do, fancy creamery, 13gl &c ? 70.
IG0fo-IIANCs etAt NA ttSSNSQ 10 weaken
within the next few days. We quote: Cali
fornia ranch, 3694Oc; store lots, 3o@35c:
Eastern, 26@30c . dozen.
POULTRY-A carload of Eastern Is due
this afternoon. We quote as follows: Live
Turkeys-Gobblers, 17@1Sc; Hens, 1761Sc;
dressed, 20921c p II; boosters, S6G7 for old
ana S7ggS for young; Fryers, $596; Broiers,
5000 80 for small ana So 5O@6 for large:
pair.
SAME-Prices remain steady Quail, 81
81 2oi Mallard, 81 s0@5; Sprig, 50 50@3;