The record-union., 1893-01-28
Vegetable Market Quiet-Better Feel
ing in Regard to Dried Fruits
Eggs Firmer.
sAv FRAxcIsco. January 27th.

Sotsc 10 S4yEc.
The Vegetable market is quiet, with light
arrivals of carly varieties. Potatoes are
steady under moderate demand. Onions
hold firm, with a hardening tendency. Pears
are arri ying more freely, with scarcity Of
Mushrooms. Tomatoes still come in light
and prices are firm.
There is little doing in Fresh Fruits, and
stocks of Oranges continue 10 pile, with the
demand light. Choice Apples are well held.
and good prices are obtained for some OF the
fancy Northern descriptions. OallfOfnia
Lemons are firm and so are Mexican LINES.
strawberries come in, but they met with little
inquiry.
In its weekly review OF trade in Dried Fruits,
the Commercial AclCS says: There IS a Letter
feeling To the market than has prevailed .or
some time. There is fair demand and prices
rule nrm. ENapOrated Apples are SUN at
al higher prices. owing to light supplies and a
good inquiry. 1t is estimated that there are
not now more than 10000 boxes on tins
coast which is much less than the amount
usually held at the season OF the year. The
crop in Oregon and Washington was failure
the past season, and those States are now
drawing their supplies rom TINS market
while last year they were shipping large
quantities for sale here. Peaches are steady,
with small stocks on hand. Inc outlook Tor
Irunes is very promising, and they are held
with remarkable trmness, owing TO light sup
plies and an active inquiry nom the East
where imported have advanced"
Ia the market for dairy produce the prices
for Butter OF all kinds still range weak. There
prices are steady. Good Cheese is in demand
The poultry market is fairly active, but
prices snow no material change. Game con
Jinues to arrive light and prices rule nrm
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
s. 9o@4 2 b9l Bakers Extras, 50 90@l;
WHEAr-Really desirable grades Of Wheat,
up to standard requirements, are marketable
nj about 81 SO, Wulle Iancy stock Will bring
81 3lL p ctl. Millers have to satisfy their
wants at a range OF 81 3215@1 So T. ctl.
BAKLEI-Sellers are at disadvantage
Just now, and it looks as if such were
likely 10 be their position for some
time. We quote prices as follows:
foT SeG GOOD dG aaly ana m SI@sc 81 @ eTs for ehoce
Brewing, ) s752c9971 2 Gu.
OATS-We quote as follows: Surprise,
81 45@1 30; milling, 81 371a@1 4215 fancy
led. 81 40; GOOD 10 choice FEED, 81 52l@ to
81 371b of grades, S1@1 -; Black, 81 O5@
! 10 Tor common and 81 12L@l 20 for
choice Tor seed; Gray, 81 25@1 80; Red,
CoRN-Quotable at 81 o216@I o5 for Large
Yellow, 81 % for Small Yellow and
81 o215@1 O5 q ctl tor White.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S25 SOC
oiLC4KE MEAL-Quotable at $40 % ton
C0RNNEAL-A1iIlersq quote Feed at S24 90 |
toS25 so 2 ton; fine kinds for the table, in /
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at Sl1@l7 so |
sEEDs-We quote: Mustard, Brown. S4 rs !
m5. Yellow $7M! so; Canary, imported /
81 'z5A5 2II do. California. = Hemp. Sc |
. Ii; Rape, - 25@3 %; Timothy, SIC r 70; |
Alfalfa, SIC 2 to for California, and 91s95$4c |
Tor Utah; Flax, 81 . q ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Q Quotabe ut S21@23 p ton.
HAY-Heavy supplies and SLOW trade cause |
easy prices. We quote: Wheat and Oat, SS@11; |
Barley, - G1S 80; Oat, > Ggo 5Oi talr 70 choice
Wheat IS 5U@ ,; compressed, S1ap1 0; stock, /
SG96 50; Alfalfa, S9@ll; Clover, - BOG /
STRAW-Quotable at 35@45c ? bale.
HOPS-Moderate inquiry. With fair transac- 1
tions Quotable at 1112g@oc = ID for good
AnILSTUFFs-We quote: Rye Flour, SIC; |
Rye Meal Sc; Graham Flour, Sc; Oatmeal |
4 C; Oat Groats Sc; Cracked Wheat, 3Lc /
Rdcxwheat Flour &c; Pearl Barley, 454Sl1ac |
BRAN -Quotable at s14@l4 so = ton.
RYE-Quotabe aAS1 071Q91 10 z ctl
BUCK CkWHEA4-tnotable at 81 562 2 ctl. /
GROUND BARLEY-Quotabie at S19@2O !
3 ton.
POTATOES Choice product in demand We |
quote: New Potatoes, 2@D215c; Early Rose, soc |
to 81 10; River REDS, 55G7Oc; River Bur |
banks, s5c@Sl O5; Petaluma and Tomales |
Burbanks, 9uc@S1 10; Humboldt Burbanks, |
S161 20; Humboldt Garnet Chiles, $40 9I l >; I
oregon Burbanks, S1Gl 70; Oregon Garnet /
Chiles, 75c@Sl; Sweet, 5c@S1 SO q ell.
ONIONs-rrom u to 81 SO q ctl win |
about take in everything in the way Of sales |
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 log
! rs: Blackeye, 81 oog1 od74; Niles, 81 50 |
BE2TS~Bayos, 81 5o@2 go; Butter, 50 40
az so for small and So Tor large; Pink. 50 10 |
o. so; Rcd, 50 1902 60; Lima, - 600
= 3; Pea, So 5012 .; Small White, 50 90
az Is; Large White 81 4O@2 55 p ell.
NEGETA BLES-Tne week mas been a very
unsatisfactory one. Receipts were light and |
trading was slow. String Beans are the only /
k.nd o. which there Is anything like good ex- /
hiDit. We quote prices: String Beans, 25c |
p b; Cucumbers, 15c9S1 90 = dozen; Los |
Angeles Tomatoes, 81 5O@2 q box; Mushrooms, /
1U@12e for common, 15@2Oc y 70 for Buttons: /
Green Peppers, 5@Sc Green Peas, 49Cc 2 II; |
Asparagus, 15@30c = b; Rhubarb, -G-c /
E 10; Turnips, 70G73c e cu Beets, zoe 2 /
sack; Carrots, feed. 40@4oc; Parsnips 81 25 1
q ctl; Cabbage, 45@SOc; Garlic, / 12c 2 u; !
Caulihower, 4O@60c y dozen; Dry Peppers, /
5@7c q 10; Dry Okra l5c d 10; Marrowtat |
Squash, S5@1O 4 ton.
FRESH ERU IT-Several small consign- |
ments of Strawberrios have come to hand |
during tie week, but they were too green to /
invite much attention and sales were SLOW at /
15@20c q basket. Apples are in large sup
ply. some offerings from the mountains being /
OF rather choice quality. First-claSs Pears are /
- scarce article. Apples 35@75c for common /
10 good, S1d1 20 for choice, ana 81 SOC q |
box Tor fancy; Pears; 5c@S1 20 2 box; Gran
CITRUS FRUIT-Ne quoteas follows: Mex
lean LINES, SOC California Lines, /
Lemons Sl@2 for common and S3G3 90 I
for good TO choice: Bananas, 81 5Oaz so = 4
bunch; Hawaiian Pineapples, 81 5000; Mexi- (
can Fineappes- 5000 2 dozen; Mandarin /
Oranges, 95c@Sl 50 q box; Duarte Nayels I
s 2G2 80 p box; riverside NaNelS. SlT 5m3 p /
box; klNer-lue seedlings, , a-1Bl 10 p box: /
san Bernardlno NaNels. - 5003 q box; I
san BernardInu seedlings. 81 506I1 rs q boy. /
Winters Seedlings. small boxes 4OGhOc.
Fresno Seedlings, 81 5O@1 20 r box: OrOviUe /
Navels, S26o3 e box; OrovilleS eSeedIingS 81 SO !
al 20 = box; Los Angeles Navels, 81 250 |
] 70: Los Angeles Seedlings, SI63I IS a box
DRIED FRUIT-We quote as follows:
Dates, 4s4&554c = ID; Apples, sun-dried, 4a
.iisc; do. Sliced, 45q@5c; do, evaporated in
boxes, 915@10c p fb: Fears, bleached 5a6c for
sliced 3G5c for Quartered, and SC for evan
GRATED: Pears, unb leached, 3G4cfOr sliced and
2iG3c for quartereG; Is 1gs, &c 1Or pressed and
3G4c for impressed; Prdnes, 6Cg7 &c for small |
99qI9c for the four sizes and 95s651Oc tor the
1ifIh size OF 5O@6os; Pitted PluIns, 9IsaIOe.
unpitted Plums. = sG5c; White Nectartnes
lO@1 &c: Red Nectarines, SG1Oc q n; bleached
Teaches, Sj6911 C; sun dried Peaches case
g d; Apricots. 1 1Gl &c FOR Royals and 561I6c
Tor Moorparks: Grapes, 292t &C z b.
ISINS-Quoiable as follows: London
Layers, 81 25@1 5o;loose Muscatel, S191 25 /
in boxes and 2s4931ac = ID IN sacks.
NUTS-We quote follows: Chestnuts, /
9@1lc ? d; Walnuts, 6@Sc for hard shell: /
Jt.41O}5c iOr soft shell and -69-c = tb for |
paper shell; Chile Walnuts, S@9e; California /
Almonds, 1339D14c Tor soft shell, 7lSdSc for 1
hard shell, and / a3zG14c Tor paper Shell; Pea
nuts, 394c; Hickory Nuts, 7GS; EHberts, 4
1o411c; Pecan S@1Oc for small and 14@16c I
Ior large; Brazil Nuts, 1o911c; Pine Nuts. I
Gred.
HoNEY-we quote: Comb, 12@131c; /
amber extracted, TG7 752c; dark, 697c; water 1
Wnl1e extracted, S@SLcF q ID.
BEES WAA-tl luOtahIe at 24R26c 2 ID
81 C41Et1-FrIces continue TO decline. We
quote as lolloWs; Fancy creamery 29@3Oc: (
Iaey aalry, E4e2 &c; good TO choice, 223a /
@2be; common grades 10000: picked roll, /
16@1oe; keg, 16@1Sc p d.
Cftf-E9h4-[Aeeps steady. We quote prices 4
as follows; Choce to fancy new, 11@I3c; 1
fine, 1G@12c; do, fancycrearnerY 13911 1czs h
EGGS We quote: California ranch S2R !