The record-union., 1893-03-31
COMMERCIAL.
The San Francisco Wheat Market
Steady and Quiet.
Oranges Move Or Freely-Choice APP
pies Command Top Prices
Butter Weak
sAN FRANc1sco. March aoth.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3Oth.
The local market was steady and quiet.
Prices were unchanged. The sales were 700
tons; 400 tons of May at from 81 25$s to
81 2512, and 500 December at from 81 3o1s
10 81 81. The receipts were 92O centals. The
barley market holds steady. The sales were
600 tons of May at from SIX to S73S cents.
The receipts were 6,571 centals. The English
markets are quiet with weak tone. The
continental markets are lower.
The vegetable market is fairly active, with
moderate arrivals of early varieties. Potatoes
are active and very firm for oregon and To-
males Burbanks. Choice onions are in de-
mand and unchanged.
There are u few changes in the fresh fruit
market Oranges are moving more freely
but the stock on hand is only medium grade.
Cnoice apples command top prices, with sup
plies diminishing very rapidly. Lines are
easy at quotations. No strawberries have
come in for some days past, the weather be
ing unlavorable for their sale. Lemons are
slow but steady for fancy stock.
In the market for dairy produce there are
few changes in the way of prices. Butter is
weak at quotations, with heavy stocks on
hand. Eggs OF all kinds are easier at quota.
,tions, with no changes. Cheese has also a
weaker feeling.
The poultry market cleans up well under a
good demand for holiday trade. Old geese
Game is very dull. Hare sells for what it Will
bring.
Produce Market.
FL0UR-We quote: Net cash prices for
Family Extras, SO 9o@4 r bbl; Bakers Ex-
tras, SO 5000; Superfine 50 60@3 10.
WHEAT-Business is SLOW at stationary
prices, say, 81 2354@1 20 q ctl for good to
choice shipping qualities. Milling Wheat is
in light demand at 81 277z@1 3214 y ctl-
BARLEY-We quote: Feed, S595614c = ctl
for good quality, and S71a9SS54c for choice;
Brewing. a lI
oATS-We quote: Milling, 81 45@1 80;
fancy feed, 81 4o@1 4212; good TO choice feed,
81 30@1 3713; of grades, 81 1901 so; Black,
p o7191 1719:, Gray, S1 25@1 so; Red,
81 1O@sI 15 p ell.
C0RN-Quoiable at 81 11A@1 1394 TOR
Large Yellow, 81 1144@l 1354 for Small Yel-
low and 81 1901 12h p ctl for White.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S25 500
QILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at S37 500
Observation-Disclosures quote feed at S24 80
@25 SO q ton; fine kinds for the table. in
large and small packages, 22<931ac p II.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S17@17 so
SEEpS-We quote: Mustard, Brown. %
&C; yellow, -@-c; Canary, imported, $50
so; do, California, -; Hemp, IG4Izc = ID:
Rape, e 25@2 20; Timothy, 6 b; Alfalfa,
MIDDLINGs-Q -Quotable at S19@22 p ton.
HAY-We quote: Wheat and Oat, S7G
IL; Barley, S7@S so; Oat, S7@9; fair 10
choice Wheat, SS913 so; compressed, $7@
8 90; stock, 96@7; Alfalfa, s7@1o; Clover
S761D p ton.
Quotable at 35@45c p bale.
HOPS-Noninal at 1215G1Sc 2 ID.
M1LLSTUFFS-We quote: Rye Flour, SIC
Rye Meal, &c; Graham Flour. Sc; Oatmeal
4ISc; Oat Groats, SC: Cracked Wheat, SIC
Buckwheat Flour, 5c; Pearl Barley, 4h@412C
Pm.
BRAN-Quotable at S14@I4 80 q ton.
RYE-QuotaDle at 81 1901 1314 F3 ctl.
CKWHEAT-Nominal at 92@2 so {
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s2o@21
p ton.
PoTATOEs-we quote prices: New. 3ca II
Early Rose, 81 2591 50; River Reds. 81 15@
20; Petaluma and Tomales Burbanks, 81 &c
D1 40; Humboldt Burbanks. 81 IU@1 SC
Oregon BurbankS 81 559I 70; Oregon Garnet
Chies, 81 25GI SO; Sweet, 81 5O@2 rs p ctl
ONIONS Good stock keeps steady, being
quotable at 81 1902 10 = ctl
DRIED PEAS-We.quote: Green, 81 65 TO
81 50; Backeye. nominal; Niles, 81 5o@
BEANS - Market easy. Bayos, 50 95@
50 10; Butter, 81 1892 so for small ana
$3@3 20 Tor large; Pink, 81 9593 10; Req
So 7o@2 30; Lima, 50 1905 30; Pea, So C
o. 90; small White, So 70@2 so; Large
White So $500 75 q ctl
VEGETABLES-We quote rs follows
Mushrooms 1C@15c 2 10; String Beans. :
@l2c = 10; summer Squash, &C g fo; Gu
culnbers, 5ocgSI , dozen; Los Angeles To
matoeS, % box; Green Peppers, q C
Green Peas, 391c asparagus, 69Sc fol
No. and 4@5c . ID for No. 2; khubarb, 81
al % e box; Turnips, 70@75c p ell; BeeiS
75c = sack; Carrots, iced, 40@5Oc: Parsnips
81 20 = ctl; Cabbage, S5c@S1; Garlic, 14@
1l4c g ID; Caulifiower, 5O@65c p dozen; Drl
rowiiat squash, $50 ton
FRESH FRbII-We quote; Apples. 50cG
81 70 for common; 81 5OG1 75 for good tc
choice, and SO . box for fancy.
CITRUS FRUIT - We quote as follows
Mexican Lines, S5@5 90; California Lines
Sl@1 10; Lemons, sicily, S5@5 5O Calitor
MIA Lemons, S1G2 for common and So 500
= box for good 10 choice; Bananas, $1@2 :
bunch; Hawaiian Pineapples, $500; Mexican
Pineapples. 50 5OG6 p dozen; Riverside Ma
veis, S2@2 70; Riverside Seedlings, $l9l so
San Beruardino Navels, 50 5O42 rs; San
Bernardino Seedlings, Sl@1 : 5; Oroville
Navels, o; Orovllie Seedlings, @; Los
Angeles Navels, 81 50@2; Los Angeles Seed
hngs, o5c@S1 70; san Gabriel NaVelS, SIC
DRIED FRUIT-We quote Dates, Loose
Apples, sun-dried, quartered, oG6c: do. sliced
Coz; do, eyaporated, in boxes, 901oc
Pears, bleached, 5@6c for sliced, 3@5c fol
quartered and sc Tor evaporated; Pears, un-
beached, 594c for sliced and , @93c for
Quartered; Figs, 495c tor pressed and 3G33i5C
for impressed; Prunes, rose for small, y3s@
9I3c for the four sizes and Oc for the NTH 81,
OF 5o@6Os; Pitted Plums, 95501Oc; unpitted
Plums, 212@5c: bleached Peaches, 9g11c
sun-dried Peaches 69S19c Stb; Apricots. l l
@14c for Royals and 15916c for Moorparks
Grapes, &@294cG 81 : n. I'D
boxes and 3$49454c q ID in sacks.
NUTS-We quote as follows Chestnuts
69Sc 2 fb; Walnuts, 7609c for hard she'll lO6
shell; Chile Walnuts ,S@Sc; California
Almonds, 131.g1452c for soft shell, 71a6g : &c
for hard Shell ana l5&16c for pa ger shell;
Peanuts, 394c; Hickory Nuts, 7gSc; FL
berts, 1o@11c; Pecan, S91Oc for small and
14@16c Tor large; Brazil Nuts, &C; Pine
Nuts, 121%913c . u; Cocoanuts, S495 2
hundred.
HONEY - We quote: Comb, 1891 4c
amber extracted, 79,712c; dark, 6@7c; water
white extracted, S@S1sc = h.
BEESWAX-Qu0table at 24@27c q b.
BUTIER--We quote as follows: Fancy
creamery, 2o@21c; fancy dairy, l 758C9l &c;
good to choice, 16G17c; common grades,
l21SG15c 2 n
CHEESE-We quote: Choice to fancy new,
1l@12c. fair to good, S910c; Eastern, ordi-
nary to hne, 11913c; do, fancy creamery,
l4G15c p b.
EGGS-Demands on Easter account are
about all filled, and prices are easing. Buy
ers are not inclined TO pay over &c for the
best selected. We quote: California ranch
19@20e; store lots, 17@lSc = dozen.
POULTRX-We quote: Live Turkeys
Gobblers, 10000; Hens. 10000; dressed
2l@22c 3 u; BOOSTERS, So 5OG6 so for old,
and $500 for young; Fryers, 50 50@6 so
Broilers, 81 50G5 SO for small, and S6G
s so for large; Hens, S6@7; Ducks, Ss@1o
Geese, S2@2 so 2 pair.
GAME-Nominal.
PRONISIONS-Easter Hams, 16@I SIC:
California Hams, 1518G16c; Eastern Break
fast Bacon, 16G161ac; California Bacon,
141a915c; do, extra light, I591615c; do, clear
sides. 1391315c ? b; Pork extra prime, 3 Is
G16 80; do. prime mess. S17G1S; do mess
$4,000; do, clear, S25S26; do, extra clear,
Beef, mess, bbls. 81 5o9s; 10, extra mess
bbls, IS 5000; do, family. Sl1@12 2 Dbl;
extra do, S12 5O@1S 2 bbl; do smoked. 1O6
G11c; Eastern Lard, compound tierces, 1O5.
(G11c; do, prime steam, l319914e; lon pals,
l5c; Or, 15tsc; 3-D, &c; California, 10-b
tins 2R1 PIC: do, ON, l2l[GI &c. do kegs