The record-union., 1893-01-27
COMMERCIAL.
Very Dull Feeling on Change in Both
Wheat and Barley.
COMMERCIAL.
Ranch Eggs Very Scarce in Local
Circles-Poultry Steady
Butter Weak.
San FRANcrsco. january 26th,


Wheat and Barley markets. Business has
been running light for some days past in both
commodities, but the volume shrank con-
siderably this morning in face Of un1avorable
reports from Europe. Contrary TO the eN-
pectations Of some operators. the Wheat mar
ket did not break badly on the strength Of the
rain, which will help to insure the seasons
crop. The market opened steady at yester-
days prices and closed without even a trac-
tional difference one way or the other. The
total sales were 500 tons Of May at 81 1874 z
ton. The receipts were 3, 1885 ctls. The Barley
market showed no change. The sales were
500 tons Of May at from S42sGS5c. The re-
cepts were ! ,77G ctls. The local spot Wheat
market is top at 81 3114 with light o5er-
ings. The Eastern markets were quiet The
foreign markets are dull.
The Vegetable Market was quiet ana un-
changed tnis morning, with the exception of
onions, which were higher on light receipts
of 524 SKIS. Good onions are scarce, and even
common are in demand at good prices. TIE
Potato market is steady, with receipts OF 053
SKIS Los Angeles Tomatoes are in light sup
ply and prices arc married up. Heas are plen-
titul and cheaper Mushrooms are nrmly
held.
The Fruit Market is very dull ana prices
favor buyers IN all lines. Mexican Lines are
firmly held on light receipts, and so are Cali
fornia Lemons. A few strawberries came in,
but sales were slow at 20 cents box. The
stocks OF Bananas on hand are low and poor
Tne market for Dairy Produce Is steady,
with prices weak for al kinds Of Butter and
poor demand for all packed grades. store
Eggs are fairly active e, but Ranch move oil
slowly. Cheese holds steady at quotations.
The supply II California Poultry is limited
ana prices are shaded under q light demand.
Game is in light supply and prices are urmer
Tor Ducks
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras
So 9O@4 p bbl; Bakers Extras, S3 9UGl;
Supreme, 50 COOS 10.
WHEAT-No. l shipping quality is quot
~, T,lr f.f tI a 80 tg3fI
81 311l for something fancy. No change in
the milling grades, which Keep steady at u
range OF 81 32}4@1 SO p eli.
BARLEI-We quote prices as follows.
Feed, 711lc = ctl ior dark coast, SOa
SIZE Tor good quality and S255@o35zc for
choice; Brewing, 8 S77acG971a 2 eli.
OA1S-QUotatlons are steauy and the mar
ket faVOrs sellers. We quote: Surprise
81 1891 90; milling, 81 37lzG1 4219; fancy
81 81; oil grades, Sl@1 20; Black, 81 05@
] 10 Tor common anu 81 l2549l 20 for
choice Tor seed; Gray, 81 2o@1 80; Red,
C1RS-Quotabiea at 81 o591 071l for Large
Yellow, 81 O714 for small IellOw ana
81 O25gI 05 \ ctl Tor White.
CRACKED COkN-QuOtable at S25 o09
26 80 q ton.
OILCAkE AEAL-Quotable at $50 . ton
from the mills.
CURNMEAL-Nlillersq quote Feed at s24 90
to S25 so = ton; fine kinds for the table in
and large small packages, 254G 31ac q 10.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotaoie atS17@l7 SO
SEEDs-We quote: Mustard, Brown, 81 70
as; Yellow, S197 so; Canary, imported
q ID; Bape, ~ 25@3 20; Timothy, SIC D 10;
Alfalfa, 81 &c z ID for California, and 9159954c
Tor Utah; FLAX, 81 q Ell.
MIDDLI Y CiS-t uOtJbie at S21@23 p ton.
HAY-We quote: Wheat and OaI, Ss6zll:
Barley, @S 90; Oat, S7@S 80; iair to choice
Wheat, IS 5U@l 2; compressed, $7910; STOCK
S6@6 So; Alfalfa, S5@11; Glover, 81 SOC
sTRAW-Clu luotable at 35@45c . hale.
HOPS-Quo1abIe at l7129&oc q ID for good
AfIETSTUFFS-We quote: Rye Flour. 315c;
Rye Meal, &c; Graham Flour, Sc; Oatmeal,
4 c: Oat Groats, sc; Cracked Wheat, Sc;
Buckwheat Flour, &c; Pearl Barley, 414@41ac
BRAN-Quotablea at S14@I4 so = ton.
RYE-QuotabIe at 81 OF 75a6D1 10 2 ctl
BUCKW IEA1-Gluotabl at 81 75@2 = ctI.
GROUND 'BAKLEY-Quotable at S19@2O
P1TATdES-Rec Continue liberal. We
quote Now Potatoes, 2921ac; Early Rose, 9Oc
to 81 10; River Reds, 5o07Uc; River Bur
banks, 5cGS1 %; Pe[4luIna ana Tomales
S1@1 20; Humboldt Garnet Chiles, SI91 10;
oregon Burbanks, S191 20; Oregon Garnet
ONlDNS-Prlces are again advanced. Quot
able at 81 2511 so y Ctl
DRIED PEAS--We quote: Green, 81 I5@
rs; Blackeye, 81 ooa1 ot74; Niles, II 50
~ BE2&s-Bayos, 81 81 5000 so; Butter, So 40
az so for small and s. for large; Pink, So 10
el2 Do tLeus - 4O4l.- OO5 A4lIlay UOu
, -. Pea 50 5OT2 : ); Small White 40 so
az IS; Large White. So 1902 So p ell.
VEGETABLES - keceipts light and trade
nominal. We quote: string Beans, - O.;
, ID: Cucumbers, 75c@Sl 90 2 dozen; Los
Angeles TomatOes,S ,S1Gl 90 2 box; ;Iushrooms,
s9l2c for common, 10000 y d for Buttons;
Green Peppers, 5@1Sc; Green Peas, 191Oc q h;
Asparagus, 15@3Oe 2 ID; Rhubarb -6-c
2 Il; Turnips, 7O@75c = ctli Beets, 75c Z
sack; Carrots, feed, 4Q@4oe; Parsnips 81 20
q ell; Cabbage, 15&ooc; Garlic, 115c = b;
Sauliffower, 4OG6Oc ? dozen; Dry Peppers
567c = h; Dry Oi<ra, 15c R ID, Marrowlat
S1uash S1o@12 4 ton.
FRESH FRClr- Strawberries from Los
Angeles are slow of SAFE at 15c q basket
4 full carload of Apples arrived from Sis1i-
ples. 55c0Sl; Apples, 35975c for common to
good, SI@I 20 foc choice, and 81 5O@1 70 q
box for fancy; Pears, 5Oc@Sl 70 p box; Gran
CITRUS FRUIT-The rain has bad effect
on business. We quote as follows: Mex
lean Lines, S5@5 30; California Lines,
-la-c; Lemons, sicily, S5@5 80; California
Lemons s al so for common and S3G3 so
Tor GOOD to choice; Bananas, 81 5O@3 80 y
bunch: Hawaiian Pneapples, 81 5o@6; Mexi-
Oranges, 15cGSl SO e box; Duarte Navels
S2M2 so 2 box; Riverside Nayels, SAg2 so ,
box: Riverside Seedlings, 81 25@1 . y box;
san Bernardiuo Navels. 81 25@12 5 r. box:
san BeTnardluo seedlings. 81 5D0p1 5 ? box:
Winters Seedlings. small boxes, 4O@5Oc;
fresno Seedlings, 81 5O@1 IS = box; GroviIle
Navels, S2G2 90 q box; Oroville Seedlings,
81 50@2 q box; Los Angeles Navels, 81 ESQ
i 10. Los Angeles Seedlings, Sl@91 80 q box.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote as follows:
Dates 434@5I5c q n; Apples, sun-dried 40
41sc; do sliced. 41a@5c: do evaporated in
boxes, 9}a@10c . D: Pears, bleached, 5@Gc for
sliced. 3@0c for quartered, and Sc for evap-
GRATED; Pears, unbleached, 3G4cfor sliced and
z @s3c for quartereu; Figs, sc Tor pressed and
:}a4c tor IN pressed; Prunes, 6,d &c for small.
S99l &c Tor the four sizes and 8 a lOc tor the
liIth Size of 5O@6os; Pitted Plums. 9t5G1Oc;
unpitted Plums 25aG0c; White &cctarnes,
1OjG12c: he'd NectarineS, e91Oc y Ii: bleached
Peaches, St49111.c c; sUn-dried Peaches case
q h; Apricots, 1l@l4c for Royals and 1565 l6c
Tor Moorparks: Grapes, 292i &c p %.
RAISiNS-QuolaOie as follows: London
Layers, 81 25G1 90; loose Muscatel, SI@1 25
il boxes ami 254931ac 2 b in sacks.
NUTS-We quote MS follows: Chestnuts
SOLE 3 n; Waluuts, Case for hard sheU
ser1otzc lor soft shell and -69-c = 10 tor
paper sheu Chile Walnuts, SG9c; California
Almonds, 13 80 &c ior soft smell. -tS0Sc Tor
nard shell, and l 75914e for paper shell; Pea
nuts sole; HicA0ry Nuts, 7@S: FTlberts
IOalIc; Pecan. S9lOc for small and l AL 80
for large; Brazil Nuts, 10911c; Pine Nuts
l2Ise to 15c ? 10; Cocoanuts, S3@5 so p hun
dred.
amber extracted. T971sc; dark, 6d7c; water
white extracted, S9s14e 2 n.
EESWA&-Quotablea at 24l926c p II.
BUTTEk-fle tendency is stil downward.
We quote the following prices: Fancy cream
cry. 3OG31c; fancy dairy, 27@271$e; good
10 choice 2216a26c, common grades Ga
2Oc:pickledroH, 1691Se; keg, 1691s SC i n
CffFESF-k eepS steady. We quote nrires
SIS follows: Choice to fancy new, 1I31 Sc:
fair to good, S@1Oc; Eastern, ordinary to
line, 10G1 &c: do. fancy creamery, 1904 . b.
EGGS-W quote; California ranch, 32@
32zc: store lots, 2S531c 2 dozen.
P0ULTRY-Mofe or less Eastern stock is still
in first hands, giving the market weak tone.
Live Turkeys -Gobblers, 13914c; Hens. $50
l4e; dressed, 16@1Sc . ID: BOOSTERS,
- 5OG6 for old. and S606 30 for young;
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