The record-union., 1893-02-01
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat Sales on Change at San Fran
cisco Very Light.
Vegetable Market Dull - Potatoes
Firmer-Poultry Steady
Butter Weaker.
SAN FRANcIsoo. January aast.


Prices huctuated wildly in the East again
to-day, owing no doubt to the possibility that
the Hatch anti-option bill would be decided
one way o, the other before night. This has
been at the bottom of the activity in the
market there for some time past rejecting on
local business TO light extent. The sales of
Wheat were light on Change to-day, only 300
tons changing hands at prices ranging from
81 32@1 321z. There was some activity in
the Barley option market to-day on the
strength of settlement for the month on puts
and calls On the other hand the Feed market
is weak, with heavy offerings. Brewing is
steady and firm, with limited offerings. The
sales to-day were 1000 tons of May at from
S4%@S454c. The Eastern markets closed
weak. The English markets were Ad lower.
The foreign trade was dull.
The Vegetable market was very dull this
morning In all lines. Potatoes we're a shade
nrmer under u fair demand. The price of
Onions was firmly maintained. Very few
Tomatoes arrived and quotations remain the
same. Asparagus was higher again and sales
We're reported as nigh So cents. Green
Peas are plentiful and slow in moving OF.
The fresh Fruit market was steady and quiet.
Two carloads of Los Angeles Oranges arrived.
Choice Northern Apples are firmly held and
IN moderate demand. Some Strawberries
come IN, but there is no demand for them.
Mexican Lines are firm, with liIniled supplies.
Lemons are steady.
The Poultry market is quiet and well sup
piled with all kinds Of stock. California ar
rivals are moderate. One car of Eastern came
on the market this morning. Prices, outside
OF Turkeys, are easier.
The butter market is weaker, with down.
ward tendency Fresh Eggs OF all kinds are
easy at quotations, with u better sale Tor
store than there is Tor choice ranch. Cheese is
steady.
The Game market is lightly supplied with
all varieties. but receipts equal to the de-
mand Prices show no change.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Business is of moderate proper
tons, with prices easy. Net cash prices for
Family Extras, SIS 90G4 y Dbl; Bakers Ex-
traS, So 9UG4; Superhne, So 60g3 10.
WHEAT-Ine market is anything but ac-
tive, while prices shape against the selling III
terest. Some shippers decline to pay over
81 PIN, though sales are made at 81 2S54 q
ctl, win a choice article bringing little
there is no huctuation of consequence and
quotations keep steady at a range Of 81 321a
OF SO q ctl.
lows: Feed, 77}ac q ctl for dark coast, soc
Tor good quality and S114@S21ac Tor choice;
Brewing. S.714@9712cF ctl.
81 45@1 90; milling, 81 3715@l 4215; 1ancy
feed, 81 40; good 10 choice feed, 81 521a to
81 3799; OFF grades, Sl@l 20; Black, 81 O5G
! 10 Tor common anu 81 1212@1 20 for
choice ior seed; Gray, 81 25@1 80; Red,
81 1591 20 2 cu.
81 O5@1 o6l4 tor Large Yellow, 81 O614GS
o712 Tor Small Yellow and 81 o21a31 o752
& ctl Tor White.
CRACKED CoRN-ouotable at s25 SOC
olLCAKE MEAL-ouotable at $50 . ton
from the mills.
CORN quote Feed al S24 so
to 25 so q ton; line kinds for the tau,e in
large and small packages, 2546131Sc 2 10.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S17@17 so
z ton.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown nomi-
mai; Yellow, nominal; Canary, imported,
81 1905 1252; do, California, :; Hemp, sc
e IL; Rape, 81 25@3 20; timothy, 51@c = ID;
Alfalfa sc p ID Tor California, and 1oc for
Utah; Flax, 50 70 y ell.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at S21@23 p ton.
HAY-Ihe market is duli at easy prices
with nothing encouraging for holders in the
near outlook. Wheat and Dat, SS@11;
Barley, SOS so; Oat, SOS so; lair to choice
Wheat, SIS oU@ 2; compressed, S7@1O; stock,
$50; Alfalfa, S9@l1; Clover, 81 5o9
STRAW-Quotable at 35@45c g bale.
HOPS-Quotabe at l 14@20c r b for
good 10 choice Ihe Thomas produce Report
SAYS: THE Stock on the coast is estimated
at inside of 10000 bales and while TINS is
about one-ourtn of the crop of 1892, it is
big proportion TO have on hand at this time
OF the year. shipments rom the United
States continue to pour into the English mar
ket ana are beginning 10 have their effect IN
MTTISTUFFS-W quote: Rye Flour. SIC;
Rive Meal &c; Graham Flour, &c; Oatmeal
4 &c; Cat Greats, &c; Crackeu Wheat, SIC;
Buckwheat Flour. DC; Pearl Barley, 4h@41ac;
r ID.
RYE-Quotabe at 81 o75a91 10 r ctl
BIJCkW HEA1-Quota at 81 75d2 q ell
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at 9lS@2O
q ton. mathematics,
firm prices. We quote iobbing lots as iol-
lows; New Potatoes, 2921ac; Early Rose, soc
TO 81 10; River heds, 10000; River Bur
Burbanks, 9Oc9aS1 10; Humboldt BurbanI1s,
SI@1 20; Humboldt Garnet Chiles, S1@1 15;
oregon Burbanls, SlSIS SI53; oregon Garnet
ONiONS-QuOtaole at S191 % q ctl for
DRIED PEAS--We quote: Green, 81 800
/ rs; Blackeye, 81 SoG1 500; Niles, 81 80
% BbE232Ss-BayGs, 81 5o@s 60; Butter, SO 40
o. so; Red, So 4o@2 60; Lima, SO 65g
o. Is; Ia Large White, So 4O@2 50 p ctl.
VEGETA BLES-Me quot: String Beans
ooc : Ii: Cucumbers, s @51 so p dozen; Los
Angeles Tomatoes. S1@2 q box; Mushrooms,
1o@l2c for common, 10000 8 II for Buttons;
Asparagus, ESQ &c p ID; Rhubarb, &C
= h: Turnips, FOG zoe . ctl; Beets, use =
sack: Carrots, feed. 400 DC; Parsnips, 81 20
taniinower. 5otG65c p dozen; Dry Peppers.
5n~c . 10; Dry Okra, 15c q ID; MarTowfat
squash, SS@1O = ton.
lows: Apples, 35@75c for common to
good. S1G1 % for choice, and 81 5000 q
box for fancy; Pears, oc0SI 70 2 box; Gran
CITRUS FRUIT-We quoteas follows: Mex
lean Lines SOU so; California Lines.
~@-c: Lemons Sicily, S5@5 so; California
lemons. Sl@2 for common and So 5O@3
for Good to choice; Bananas, 81 5o@2 so y
bunch; Hawaiian Pineappies, 81 5000; Next
can Pineappies. 500 I dozen; Mandarin
S9m2 so = box; Riverside Navels S2@2 5 a
6oX: Riverside Seedlings, 81 25@1 rs ? box;
san Bernardino NaNeS. 50 5U@3 = box;
san Bernardlno SeeuHnsS. 81 5O92 box;
Winters Seedlings, small boxes, 100000;
1 resno Seedlings. 81 oOG1 20 z box; OroVtlle
Naveis, So to $ so 2 box; Oroville Seedlings
81 5U@i 70 = box; Los Angeles Navels,
i 256l 70; Los Angeles Seedlings, SI@l 70 |
"DKIED FRUIT-we quote as follows
Dates, 454@512c p 10; Apples, sun-dried, 40
boxes. eI5@1oc y Ii: Pears, Dleached, 596c for
sliced, 3655c for quartered, and Sc for evap- |
Grated; Pears, unbieached, 3@4cfor slicedand
~ S3e for quarterec; Figs, &c Tor pressed and |
3659c for impressed; Prunes, 6Jg &C for small |
9@9l6c for the four sizes and 9JsC91oc tor the |
fifth Size of 5o@6os; Pitted Plums, 914@1oc. |
unpitted Plums, 25%95c; White Nectarines, |
1oai Be: Red Nectarines, S01oce Ii; bleached !
Peaches. S15Gl11 / &c; sun-dred Peaches, 6@sc |
= n: Apricots, l1G1 4c for Royals and 59I6 |
for Moorparks; Craps 292s "a Z d: Ind.
LAYERS. 81 2591 5o;Ioose Muscatel, $101 25
in boxes and 2s4@S12c q u IN sacks.
NUTS-We quote rs follows: Chestnuts,
95sql oIsc Tor soft shell and dc = 10 for
paper shell; Chile Walnuts, S@9e; California
Almonds, I3I9&14c Tor soft shell, 714@Sc for
hard shell, ana 1zS14c for paper shell; Pea
nuts, 394c; HicNory Nuts, 99S; Fllberts,
lO@l1c; Pecan, S@10c for small and 14@16c
for large; Brazil Nuts, logic; PM Nuts,
dred.
HoNEY-we quote: Comb, 12@1339c;
amber extracted. 7971Sc; dark, 697c; water
white extracted, S@SLcP D.
REESW AX-onotai1Iea at o4Mo6c = H.