The record-union., 1893-03-24
Setback in the Wheat Market at San
Francisco.
Some Violent Fluctuations In Barley
Dairy Produce Weak
Eggs Firm.
SAN FRANCISCO, March cad.

that the movement in Chicago is a bull deal
in May Wheat, with the danger that break
OF cents may occur at any moment. That
would smash prices here to an extent which
precludes risking too much on the chances.
The sales on the regular session to-day were
1900 tons of Wheat, 400 tons of December
at 81 81 to 81 3114 ana 500 May at 81 25S.
The receipts were 3,176 centals. There were
some violent fluctuations in Barley, but after
a stormy opening the market closed weak,
with sales of ], 100 tons. OF this 1000 tons
were May at from SS34 to S654 cents and 100
tons of December at S743 cents Ihe receipts
were 5,s14 centals. The spot Wheat market
markets were lower and weak.
Arrivals Of California Poultry were heavier
this morning and the demand was fairly
active. Prices were generally steady. Game
is quiet at quotations.
In Dairy Produce the market for fresh But
ter continues weak, with liberal supplies.
Eggs of all kinds are firm and the market has
a hardening tendency Stocks of old Cheese
are very light, with some activity in the
market for new.
The Apple market holds firmer, with fair
quality Of choice stock offering. The Orange
market is very dull, with a large quantity OF
poor fruit on hand. There Is very little move
ment in California Lemons, and Lines are not
worth quoting Mexican Lines are easy, with
liberal supply on nand. Stocks of Bananas
and Plneapples are poor.
The Vegetable market was a little easier this
morning, with heavy arrivals of early stocks.
The lotato market holds firm, with moder-
ate demand. The Onion market was un-
changed Cucumbers are beginning TO come
in more regularly.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-We quote: Net cash prices for
Family Extras, SO 9O@4 q Dbl; Bakers Ex-
tras, S3 SCOT; Superhne, So 60@3 10.
WHEAT-Irade is quiet at 81 239491 %
2 ell for good to choice shipping grades, with
81 271aG91 32A for milling quality.
BARLEY-We quote: Feed, s21l9s5c q ctl
for good quality, and S6l49o712c for choice;
Brewing, 9oc@S1 p cti.
fancy feed, 81 40; good to choice feed, 81 80
al 3713; OF grades, 81 1901 80; Black,
81 O71lS1 1715; Gray, 81 25@1 so; Red,
CORN Quotable at 81 10 for Large
Yellow, 81 5 for Small Yellow and 81 07%
@1 12% p ctl for White.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at $50 5o9
oILCAKE MEAL-QuotabIe at s87 5o@
Observation-Disclosures quote feed at S24 90
@25 so ? ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages 254@97Sc p ID.
CHOPPED FEED-luotable at S17917 so
SEEDs-we quote: Mustard, Brown, %
C; Yellow, &C; Canary, imported. 500
. so; do, California, =; Hemp, 4@41sc p II;
Rape, So 25@2 so; Timothy, &C . N; Alfalfa,
sc 2 ID for California and 1oc for Utah;
MfDDLISGs-Quot at s1e@22 p ton.
HAY-We quote: Wheat and Oat, $50
10 80; Barley, S7GS so; Oat, S7@9; fair to
choice Wheat, $s@12 80; compressed, $40
81 stock, So 50@7; Alfalfa, 50 5O@lO SO;
sTRAWSSQaotable at 85@45c y bale.
HOtS-Nominal at 16@19c p u.
MILLSTUFFS-We quote: Rye Flour, SIC:
Rye Meal, &c; Graham Flour, &c; Oatmeal;
dc; Oat Groats, sc; Cracked Wheat, 315c,
B1ckwheat Flour, sc; Pearl Barley, 4L4941ac
BRAN-Receipts moderate. Prices firm.
Quotabe at S13 50@14 p ton.
RYE-Quotable at 81 1901 1314 ? ctl.
WHE-A1-NOmiLal al -
ct. N > " -'- " 80 ~
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at SO so
PoTATOES-We quote as follows: New
31IQfc p h; Early Rose, 81 1901 25; River
keds. 9oc@Sl; River Burbanks, 81 1O@1 25;
Petaluma and Tomales Burbanks, 81 log
! 25; Humboldt Burbanks, 81 1091 20; Ore
gon Burbanks, 81 25@1 SO; Oregon Garnet
Chiles. 81 1901 25i Sweet 81 1902 25 p
ONIONS Quotable at 81 1902 25 a ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 60 to
81 So; Biackeye, nominal; Niles, 81 500
BEANS-We quote as follows: Bayos, So 70
TO So so; Butter So 1902 so for small and
S5@3 20 for large; Pink, So 1902 rs; Red,
So 1903; Lima, SO 2O@3 25; Pea, So 759
2 80; small White, So 1902 SO; Large
White. So 7O@2 so q ctl.
VEGETABLES-We quote as follows
Mushrooms, 100000 . II; String Beans. I5c
to 1Sc p h; summer Squash 20@22c = d; Gu
cuTnbeTs, 81 50@2 y dozen; Los Angeles To-
matoes, % p box; Green Peppers, 2o@25c;
No. and 4@6c q \, for No. 2; Rhu6arb 3X
65c ? ID; Turnips, 7o@75c p ctl; Beets, 75c
81 25 p cti; Cabbage, s5c@Si; Garlic, e
@134o II; Caullower, 5U@65c a dozen;
Dry PEPPERS, 697c 2 n; Dry okra, 15c = ii;
Marrowiat Squash, $50 ton.
FRESH FRUIr-We quote: Apples, 5oc@
ST. 25 for common; 81 50G1 rs for good
TO Sh9RGe Spd R RI box We for f4nsy a10is rs follows
Mexican Lines, S5@5 90; California Lines,
S1@1 20; Lemons, Licily, S5@5 so; Califor-
mia Lemons. S1@I2 for common and SO 5O@3
q box for good to choice; Bananas, S1@2 >
bunch; Hawaiian Pineapples, S3@6; Mexican
Plneapples, 50 5o@6 p dozen: Riverside Ma
vels. S292 : 8; Riverside Seedlings S1@31 so;
san Bernardino Navels 50 5o@3; San Ber-
nardino Seedlings, S1@1 rs; Oroville Navels
%; oroville Seedlings, o; Los Angeles
@S1 25; San Gabriel Navels, S2@2 so; San
Gabriel Seedlings. S1@1 % p box.
DRIED FRU1r-We quote Dates, 41Z95c;
Apples, sun-dried, quartered, 5@6c: do, sliced,
5lz@613; do. evaporated, in boxes, 9@1Oc;
Pears, bleached, 5@6c for sliced, 3@5c for
quartered, ana sc for evaPorated; Pears, un-
bleached, 3G4c for sliced and 25@3c for
Quartered; Figs, 5@6c for pressed and 3@4c
for impressed; Prunes, 7@sc for small, $50
OF 5o@6os; Pitted Plums, 914@1oc; unpitted
PlumS, 21z@5c: bleached Peaches, 9@115Sc;
sun-dried Peaches, eSss2c; Apricots. 11S14c
for Royals and 1o916c for Moorparks;
RAISINs = We quote: London Layers,
81 4o@S1 60; loose Museatel, S1@1 25 ia
z
NUTS-We quote as follows Chestnuts,
case g II; Walnuts, 7@9c for hard shell, LOG
I25Sc for soft shell and = p b for paper
shell; Chile Walnuts s@9c; California
Almonds, 131%9145zc for soft shell, 71aGs15c
for hard shell and 15@16c for paper shell;
Peanuts, 394c; Hickory Nuts, 7@Sc; Fill
berts, 1O@11c; Pecan, SQ31Uc for small and
14916c Tor large; Brazil Nuts, 915@1oc; Pine
Nuts, 12%@13c 2 b; Coeoanuts, S4@5 p
hundred.
HONEY = We quote: Comb, 1214@14c;
amber extracted, 7(9715c; dark, 6@7c; water
white extracted, s@s38sE h;
BUTTER-We quote as follows; Fancy
creamery, 22@2235c; fancy dairy. Ice; good
10 choice, 1691Sc; common grades, 100
15c; picked roll, 15917c; keg, 15@16c , n.
CHEESE-We quote: Choice to fancy new,
11@12c; fair TO good, S@1oc; Eastern, ordi-
nary to fine, 11913c; do, fancy creamery,
EGGS-We quote California ranch, $50
19c; store lots, l61a@173zc q dozen.
GSooelers, 2oc; Hens 20c; dressed, 229
and SsS9 Tor young; Fryers, S5 5o@6 so;
Broilers, 81 5o@5 so for small, and SEQ
80 for large; Hens, Sc 50@7 90; Ducks.
Rabbits, S191 25 = dozen; Gray Geese, $40
2 so; White Geese, 81; Brant, 81 25@ so
PROVISIONS Eastern Hams. 1e1S@17c;
California Hams, I54916e; Eastern Break
iast Bacon. 1891 612c; California Bacon,
sides. l3@133Sc E u; Pork, extra prime, SIG
Gle 90; do, prime mess; 5sas S!.Ssls; q DO, mess,
S26@27 . 6bl: Pigs Feet, SIG so ? bbl;
Beet, mess, bbls. 81 5o9s; do, extra mess,
bbls IS 5o9s 90 fsnlyi' bhi ~ aSllg laa IL 1a 6Sl;
ole; Eastern Lard, compound, uerces, 104
@lIc; do, prime steam. 131S@l 4c; Ion pals,
15e 5 15z as 3D. S A 55e Ss5SFnie &c., do fess ioo
l3J5c: do, 90 % buckets, 139131c e D.