The record-union., 1893-03-09
Barley Weak, Except for Options
Which Are Firm-Over-SuppIy
of Poor Fruits.
sAN FRASc1sco. March sth.

varieties are in good demand. Choice onions
The fresh fruit market is over-supplied with
poor quantity ofs Oranges, and the demand
IS quiet. Two carloads OF Apples arrived from
WatSOnVille to-day. Fancy California Lemons
sell as high as So SO. Lines are easier under
recent supplies
The fresh Butter market is active in the finer
grades alone. with medium grades dragging
Eggs are dun for all kinds with prices steady.
TheCheese market continues in good supply.
The poultry market was dulled little by
the arrival of Eastern stock. California ar
rivals are light and clean up well. Prices are
firm. Games arrives light, with very small
demand
Produce Market
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Ex-
tras, 50 9094 p bOl; bakers Extras, P3 SC@
4; Sqperhne 81 6o@3 10.
81 22Iat11 2354, with 81 20 q eJl as a full
ngure for u choice article.
BARLEY-We quote: Feed, soc p ctl for
good quality and s15499214c for choice; Brew
0AIs-We quote: Milling, 81 45@1 55:
fancy feed, 81 40; good 10 choice feed, 81 80
al 3712; OF grades, 81 1901 80; Black, 5 /
@1 10; Gray, 81 259l 30; Red, 81 1O@1 10
= ctl
CORN--Quotable at 81 O71&@1 10 for
Large Yellow, 81 o712@1 10 for Small Yel-
low and 81 O5@l 10 =, cIl ior White
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S25 5O@
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at s85 ton
from the mills.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote feed at S24 500
20 so q ton; ine kinds for the table, IN large
and small packages, 254@31ac p ID.
CHOPPED FEED-QuotaDlea at S171l7 so
= ton.
SEEDS-We quote Mustard, Brown, Ia
C; Yellow, &c Canary, imported. S59
. 25; do, California, -; Hemp, sc 2 ID; Rape,
- 25@2 80; Timothy, &C p IL Alfalfa so
&c z 10 for California, and 10@1oISc for
Utah; Flax, SO ? ell.
IDDLINGS-Quotaole at Sl9@22 - ton
HAY-We quote as follows: Wheat ana
Oat, So@lO 80; Barley, S7@S so; Oat S7@,
pressed, S7@9; stock, SO 5O97; Alfalfa,
80 5U@10 so; Glover, $7@9 r. ton.
STRAW-Quotable at $50 soc 2 bale.
HOPS-Nominal at 16@l9c p 10.
MILLSTUtFS-We quote: Rye Flour
355c; Rye Meal, Sc; Graham Flour, Sc: Oat-
meal, 414c; Oat Groats, &c; Cracked Wheat
SIC; Buckwheat Flour, 5c; Pearl Barley,
BRAN-QuotabIe at S13 5o@14 per ton.
RIE-Quotable at 81 1901 l 5 y ctl
UCKWHEAT-NominaI at S2G2 so , ctl.
GROUND BARLEG-Quotable ut S19G2O
PoTAToEs New. &c to 2}ac . II;
7L@15c; River l3urbanks, s5cGS1;- Pet,
aiuIua and Tomales Burbanks, 9Oc@S1 10;
Humboldt Burbanks, S1@1 20; oregon Bur-
banks 81 1O@l 80; Oregon Garnet Chiles,
81 1901 30; sweet, 759S1 so = ctl.
0NIONS-Quotable at 81 50@2 p ell for
good to choice.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 60 to
81 S7l2, Blackeye, nominal; Niles, 81 65@
BEANS-We quote: Bayos. 50 5Ot92 so: But
Ter, So 60 to So 70 for small ana S3@3 %
Tor large; Pink, ~ 5000 SO; Red, s. 95S3;
Lima, So 20; Pea, 81 1902 80; Small White.
So 1902 So; Large White, So 7O@2 so .
ctl
string Beans, I5c TO Isc q ID: Cucum.
bers, = t DOZEN Los Angeles Tomatoes, o
q box; Green Peppers, 12@15c; Green Peas.
add lO@121.c p ID for No. 2; Rhubarb, ia
9c p ID; Turnips, roo. sc 2 ctl; Beets, 75c
81 20 p ctl; Cabbage, s5c@S1; Garlic, so
114c q 10; Caulihower, 50@05c 2 dozen; Dry
Peppers, 597c y tb Dry OHra, J. &c q ID; Mar
rowtat squash $l2@14 r ton.
FRESH FRUIT - We quote as follows:
Aples, 50c@S1 for common. 81 2561i so for
good to choice, and 81 5O@1 > 3 box for
1ancy; Pears, 75c@S1 so . box.
CITRUS FRUIT-We quote: Mexican
Lines. 50 0Otgo e box; California Lines - y
small box; Lemons, Sicily, S5G5 80; CalifoT-
mia Lemons, S1@2 for common and 50 500
3 for good 10 choice; Bananas, Sl@2 = buncS.
Hawaiian Pineapples, $500; Mexican Pine
apples, 50 5000 2 dozen; Riverside Navels,
S2@2 5; Riverside Seedlings, s Q1 80 =
box; san Bernardlno NaYel~, So 50@3 p box;
San Bernardino Seedlings, SI@1 20 q box:
Oroville Navels, o 2 box; Oroville Seea-
lings, @ p box; Los Angeles Navels, 81 so
o.; Los Angeles Seedlings, S5c@S1 rs; san
Gabriel Navels, 81 25@2 so; san Gabriel
Seedlings, S1@l 25 p box.
DRIED FRUII-Me quote: Dates, 41S@35c:
Apples, sun-dried, quartered, 415G5Isc; 40
sliced. $1,000; do, evaporated, in boxes g@
1Oc 3 n; Pears, bleached, 596c for sliced, SO
sc for quartered and SC for eVaporated; Pears,
unbleached. 3@4c for sliced and 21(93c for
quartered; Figs, 546c for pressed ana 3G4c
for impressed; Prunes, 7@Sc for small, I, @
9t5c for the four sizes ana 1Oc for the fifth
size of 5O@G0s; Pitted Plums, 915@lO Oc; un-
pitted Plums. 21sg0c; bleached Peaches, 8
@12c; sun-dried Teaches, 6@S15c = II; Apri-
cots. 1I@14c tor Royals ana 15916c for
Moorparks; Grapes, 29254c q 10.
RAISINS-Quotable as follows: London
Layers, 81 1901 60; loose Muscatel, SIG
=, h. a LA ~. - -, f,,
NUTS-We quote as follows: Chestnuts &c
to Sc 2 10; Walnuts, 7cto sc for hard shell, Oc
TO 25&c Tor soft shell, and -cTR ID for paper
shell; Chile Walnuts, S@9c California AL
monds, 1315c9145Sc for soft shell, 755(9S SIC
for hard shell, and 15916c for paper shells.
Peanuts, 3@Ic; Hickory Nuts, 7GSc; Filberts,
1o@11c; Pecan, o@10c for small and ID
@16c for large; Brazil Nuts, 1Oc to lie; Pine
NUS, 12}9@l3c T ID; Cocoauuts, S4@5 g hun
HONEY - Comb, 121S@I4c; amber ex-
tracted, .7@71ac; dark, 6@7c; water white
BEESWAX- -Quotable al 24@27c PB.
BUTTER-We quote Fancy creamery, 22IS
@23c; fancy dairy,21922c; good to choice. Z
@2Oc; common grades, 15@16c; picked roll,
15@17e; keg, 15al6c . ID.
CHEESE-We quote; Choice 10 fancy new.
lie TO 12c; tair to good, S@1Oe; Eastern,
ordinary to fine, 11G13c; do, fancy creamery,
EGGSEWe quote: California ranch, 1s@
zoe; store lots, 16G11c q dozen.
POULTRN-LtVe Turkeys are a shade
cheaper, Wulle quotations lOr DUCKS are
marked up. We quote: Live Turkeys-Gob-
blers-19@2oc; Hens, 19@2Oc; dressed, goo
22c 2 70; boosters, SO oO@7 50 for old and
81 5O@S so for young; Fryers, 50 5O96 so;
Eroilera, 81 5O@5 so for small. and SEQ
so for large: Hens, S79S; Ducks, SS@S;
Geese, S292 90 . pair
GAME-We quote: Hare S1@1 25; Rabbits,
PROVfSIONS- Eastern Hams. 17@1sc:
California Hams 16@1615c; Eastern Break
fast Bacon, 169l61ac; California Bacon,
heavy and medium, 14@141sc; do, light,
clear sides. 13@1535c ? ID; Pork, extra prime,
SI6al6 so; do, prime mess. S14@1S; do,
mess. S23924: do clear, S25926; 20 extra
clear S26a27 p bbi; Pigs Feet. Sl2 so ,
bbl: Beef mess, bDls. 81 oo9Si do, extra mess,
sbls. IS 5Oe9; do, family; S11912 2 bbl;
eStra do. S12 '5o@13 . Dbl; do. smoked,
1OIIGIlc; Eastern Lard compound, tierces,
oc- 10 prime steam. 1890 14c; 10-b pals
INC. 5-fb sc; BIB. 151<; California, uerces,
13Ec: half-bbls, 14@1472c; 10-n tins, 15c;
do. 5-n. 15@151ac p NJ
WOOL-Ihe market is exhausted of all
Fail sfock. and quotations are omitted until
Spring stock commences TO come forward.
II the weather continue wet and threatening,
there Will be no shearing for the next ten or
fifteen davs, but should the weather around
Bakersfield prove clear ana "aiIll, lne Nool-
growers IN that locality Will commence oper-
ations very shortly. Our market is so bare
OF stock that it can be safely said that early
Woods will meet with prompt sale at satlsiac-
tory prices The Boston market Is also In
good shape to handle Wool, as reports from
there indicate light supply ana goou oehiahu
for all choice Woods.
HIDES AND SKINS-Quotaole as follows
Heavy Steers, 81 ms mp. ? n. .75469-c 6 @613c
Medium steers, 46to SO ibs-6 9612 441sg
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