The record-union., 1893-03-21
COMMERCIAL.
The Week Opens on a Quiet Wheat
Market in San Francisco.
Demand for Barley Moderate. but
Prices Well Sustained
Poultry Steady.
sAy FpAvctsco 0Iorch o,

Wheat, with prices steady at the closing rates
oi saturday. There were sales to-day of
1,Soo tons of May at 81 2G56. The receipts
We're 74,S41 centals. The Barley option
market opened with u strong tone but closed
weaker. The sales were l 400 tens, of which
400 tons were selling '93 new at $3.50
S414c, 800 tons December at 9sc and 700
tons May at from $500 $40. The receipts
were 3,341 centaIs. The local spot markets
were quiet, with little inquiry for shipping
Wheat. The English markets were weak and
dull.
There was nothing new to report in the
poultry market with light arrivals of Cali
tornia stock Prices were steady. Two car
loads Of Eastern stock are due tomorrow.
In Game, Hare are abundant and lower.
The Butter market rules weak at quotations,
with liberal supplies OF the better grades. The
Egg market holds firm, with a prospect for
lighter supplies of store Eggs. Old Cheese IS
very scarce now, with moderate movement
in new stock.
There was a better tone to the Vegetable
market this morning. Potatoes opened
steady, with moderate demand. Onions
Were active for good stock.
The steamer which arrived from the south
brought fresh supplies, including 81 boxes
Mexican Lines. 12IS crates Pineapples and
y boxes Mangoes. The Lines were in good
condition and were quoted at from &c TO 5lac
pies and Oranges were steady at quotations.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices tor Family Extras
SO 9O@4 2 bbl; Bakers Extras, So S0@4;
Superdne, So 6O93 10.
NHEAT~Quota6Ie at 81 a3s4 . ctl, for No.
J shipIAng and 81 20 for choice. Milling
Wheat is quotapie at 81 2715t to 81 3215 : ctl.
BARLEY We quote: Feed, o0@S21ac p
ctl for good quality, and 6334@95c 1or choice;
Brewing, s71acgS1 ? ctl.
OATS-Milling, 81 1901 90; fancy feed,
on grades, 81 1901 30; Black, 81 o7148
! 171a Gray, 81 25@l 80; RedS1 100
CORN-Quotable at 81 1901 l2]5 tor
Large Yellow. 81 1O@1 i25$ Tor small Yel-
low and 81 05Gl 10 = ctl for White.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S25 500
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at S37 500
Observation-Disclosures quote feed at sci 80
@25 so z ton; tine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 254@313c p to.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotablea at S17917 so
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard Brown, %
&C; Yellow, -@-c; Canary, imported, 500
5 so; DO, California, -; Hemp, 4@41sc p ID;
Rape, 81 2592 so; Timothy, C q d; Alfalfa,
S@g14c = 70 Tor California and 1o910% for
Utah; Flax, SO = ctl.
MIDDLINGs-Quotable at Sl9@22 g ton.
~ HA1RMe A.! RDro quote 45 Mnea6 Md ana ga 0a & &Se@
choice Wheat, Ss9l2 90; compressed, 81 q
9; stock, 50 5o@7; Alfalfa, 50 50@1o so;
STRAW9Q Q9otabie at 85@45c p bale.
HOPS-Nominal at 1G919c y ID.
AIILLSTUFFS-We quote: Rye Flour, SIC;
Rye Meal, &c; Graham Flour; &c; Oatmeal;
45Sc; Oat Groats, &c: Cracked " heat, SIG,
Bnckwheat Flour, &c; Pearl Barley, 4149 41ac
"BRAN-Quotable at s18 5O@14 p ton.
RGE-Quotable at 81 1O@l 1917 p ctl
BUCkW WHEAT-Nominal at S2@2 so 2
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at SO so
@2O so 2 ton.
PoTAToES-New 8@31$c . IL; Early Rose,
Sl@1 10; River Reds. 700 5c River Bur-
banks, 9Oc@S1 O5; Petauma ana TomaieS
Burbanks, 9Cc@1 Is; Humboldt BurbankS.
S1@1 20; OREGON Burbanks, 81 2O@I 50;
Oregon Garnet Cniles. 81 1901 25; Sweet, 81
Onions Quotabie at 81 25@2 g ctl, as to
DRIED PEAs-We quote Green, 81 60 to
81 So; Blackeye, nominal; Niles, 81 50@
BEANs-we qote as follows: Bayos, 50 20
10 81 : 3; Butter, 81 60G2 : B for small and
S3@3 2 ; for large; Pink, So 7o@2 70; Red,
50 1903; Lima, SO 20; Pea, So 1902 90;
small White, 50 1902 So; Large White,
50 1902 so p ctl.
VEGETA Bf.ES-We quote as follows
String Beans. sc TO zoe q 70; summer Squash,
15@2oc ? ID; Cucumbers. 50 y dozen; Los
pers, 15@2oc; Green Peas, &c TO sc; Asparagus,
1i@1Sc for No. l and S@12c 2 ID for No.
q Rhubarb, 4D7c p ib; Turnips, 7O@75c q
ctl; Beets, 75c = sack; Carrots, iced, 1905 Oc:
Parsnips, 81 20 2 ctl; Cabbage S5U@Sl
Garlic, 54@1l4c p ID; Caulihower, 5O@65c =
dozen; Dry Peppers, 5@7c g 10; Dry Okra,
l5C an: Marruwiat Squash, SO 2 ton.
FRESH FRUII-We quote: Apples, 5OcG
81 for common; 81 25&1 so for good 10
choice, and 81 5o@2 2 box for fancy.
CITRUS FRUIT - We quote us follows:
Mexican Lines, $5@5 90; California Lines,
$1@1 20; Lemons, Licily, S5G5 SO; Calior
mia Lemons, Sla2 for common and So 5O@3
r box for good to choice; Bananas. S1a3 =
lunch; Hawaiian Pineapples $500; Mexican
Pineapples, 50 5000 e dozen; riverside Ma
Nels, S292 70; Riverside Seedlings, ; 611 so;
san Bernardino Navels, - 5o@3; san Ber-
nardino seedlings, SI@1 70; Oroville Navels
o. orovile Seedlings, @; Los Angeles
Navels, 81 5O@2; Los Angeles Seedlings, So
9S1 20; san Gabriel NaVelS. S2@2 30; san
Gabriel seedlings. S1@1 20 = box.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote: Dates Il GD5c
miles sun-dried chartered IIZT5IZ.s 10
sliced, 5l5@6: do, evaporated, in boxes. : a Oc
Pears, beached, 5@6c for sliced, 3@5c ioI
Quartered, ana &C tor evaporated; Peacs, nm.
bleached, 3@4c for sliced ana q. &C foi
Quartered; tIgs, 5@6c for pressed and "a /,
for impressed; Prunes, rose Tor small, - a
91&c for the four sizes ana IOc FOR the fifth 81,
OF 50@6Os; Pitted Plums, 91s@1Oc; unpitted
Piums, 259@5c: bleached Peaches 9al2c
sun-dried Peaches, G@Sl3c; Apricots. 11@14.
Tor Royals and 16@l6c Tor Moorparks
Grapes, 29254c 3 70.
81 4O@S1 60; loose Muscatei, S1@1 % in
boxes and 3149l54c 2 b in sacks.
NUTS-We quote a follows Chestnuts
Case 2 ID; Walnuts, 7@9c Tor bard SHE'LL LOG
I21sc Tor soft shell and , II for papel
shell; Chile Walnuts, S99e; Callfornis
Almonds, 131I9141ac for soft shell, 79z6g : -
for hard Shell and 159l6c for pager shell
Peanuts, 394c: Hickory Nuts, "a Sc; Fill
berts, 1O@11c; Pecan, s@1Oc for small anc
1I@16c for large; Brazil Nuts. 9t$G11c; Pine
NUS, 121&913c 8 ID; Cocoanuts, S4@5 :
hundred.
HONEY - We quote: Comb, 1a1za1 lie
amber extracted, 797 &c; dark, 6(G7c; water
white se9 extracted, s@s39ss d;
BEESWAA-QuOtabl at 24@27c q 10.
BUTTER-Trade is good. but receipts are
liberal, and there is more or less surplus stock
of common quality. We quote: Fancy
good to choice, 17@1Sc; common grades 15@
16c; picked roll, 15917c; lIeg, 15@16c e b
CHEESE-We quote: Choice to fancy new
1l@l2c. fair to good, S@1oc; Eastern, ordi
nary 10 hne, 119l3c; DO, fancy creamery
14@15c z 10.
EGGSEIhe market is steadying ana store
lots are held little more firmly. We quote
California ranch, 17@1Sc; store lots, 10 "a
PGULTRY-we quote: Live Turkeys
Gobblers, 10000; Hens, 10000; dressed
21@23c p b; RooSters, S6d7 Tor old, and Sc
a. tor young; Fryers 50 5O96 80; Broilers
81 5095 80 for small, and S6@6 so fol
large; Hens, So 5O97 so; Ducks, $500
Geese, S2@2 50 2 pair.
GAME-We quoteas follows: Hare, 75cGS1
Rabbits, S191 20 dozen; Gray Geese, $50
) so; White Geese, 81 25@1 90; Brant
81 5O9l 20 2 dozen.
PRONISIONS-Eastern Hams, 17@171zc
California Hams, I6@1618e; Eastern Break
fast Bacon, 16916}@e; California Bacon
heavy and medium, 13IG141$c; do. light
III6GI &c: do, extra light. 1901 &c; do, cieai
sides, 13@133ae z NJ Pork, extra prime, SIG
mI6 so: do, prime mess. $17@1S; do, mess
S2362a: do clear, S25G26; do, extra clear
S26@27 p bbl; Pigs Feet, SIP SO 3 bbl
Beef, mess, bbls' g 50gsi 90, extra = mess ,s
extra do. SI2 5o@13 2 Dbl; do, smoked, 1O1.
@1lc: Eastern Lard, compound, tierees, 12c
90 prime steam =, $40 l;orpia 14;e; I9D ,ens pals 3S &C
lS1Sc; halebbls, lac; 1O-io tns, 1432c; DO
OH, 15c E u.