The record-union., 1894-02-05
COMMERCIAL.
Produce Market at San Francisco and
Sacramento Very Quiet.
Oranges in Large Supply, and Prices
Rule Low-Poultry Plenti-
full and Cheap.
san FRANCESCA FEBRUARY 4th.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 4th.
The local produce market is very quiet, and
there are scarcely any changes OF Importance
| in prices from day to day. In almost all lines
of produce supplies are excessive, and no in
ducements offered on the pa.t of dealers APP
pear to have any effect in the way of increas
ing the demand. The fact is that consump-
tion has been materially curtailed, and retail
dealers are buying only in small quantities
and maintaining very light stocks on hand.
Receipts of produce yesterday while not as
large as is customary on Saturday, were very
liberal and many dealers had heavy carry
over stocks.
Fresh Fruits are abundant, but the inquiry
continues quite light. Sales are almost exclu-
sively OF jobbing character and prices are
very unsteady even at the low figures quoted.
Supplies of Navel Oranges are steadily main
tanned by liberal receipts, but stocks are
heavy and prices low. Seedlings are cheap,
but sales are slow. Mexican Lines are in
moderate supply and values are held steady.
Lemons are quiet, with the inquiry light.
Choice varieties of Apples continue to bring
fair prices, but the medium class stock at
tracts but little attention.
Vegetables are in fair supply and prices are
unchanged. Onions ana Potatoes remain
steady.
Dried Fruits are improving slightly, with
the possible exception OF Prunes and Raisins.
Dried Peaches are scarce, and evaporated
Apples sell quite well.
Dairy produce is moving OFT in liberal guam
titles and prices are about steady, except as to
Eggs, which are in excessive supply and lower
and weaker in price. Poultry is cheap and
plentiful. Game sells slowly. Wheat remains
very dull. but the volume of transactions is
larger
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
S3 1908 so p bbl; Bakers Extras, SO 3O@
3 40; Superfine, 50 1902 60.
WHEAT-Quotable at 971zc p ctl for No. l
shipping and 994c@S1 for cnoice. Milling
Wheat sells at a range of 81 O2L@1 O5 p ctl.
BAkLEY-Feed, 721a@75 sc + ctl for fair to
good quality, 76h@771ac for choice bright;
Brewing. 92h990c p ctl
oATsoMiIlIng, 81 1901 227a; surprise,
81 221a@1 321a; fancy feed, 81 POOL 2219;
9214c@S1 or; Black, 65c@Si 2215c; Gray,
CORN-Quotable at SO@S3ac p ctl for large
Yellow, o712@9oc Tor small Yellow and 600
921lc TOR White.
BRAN-S16@17S . ton.
Wire-bound Hay sells at 81 . ton
less than rope-Dound Hay. Following are
Wheat, SO 50@l3 50 Wheat and Oat, 50 so
@12 so; Wild Oat, SO 5O@11 SO; Alfalfa,
Se@10; Barley, 5000 80; compressed, $40
@12: stock, $500 y ton.
STRAW-55@65 p bale.
HOPS-1 5@1Sc p b.
RYE-921a@935lc9 q ctl.
BUCKW WHEAT-S1 20@1 80 p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-S16 5O@17 so p ton
g POTAT0Es.New Potatoes, 2@2hc p ID;
Sweets, 75c@S1 q ctl; Garner Chiles, 45@ 55c;
Early Rose, 40@45c; River Burbanks. 35@
40c; River Red, 30@40c; Salinas Burbanks,
76@S5c p ctl.
ONIONS-s1@1 40 p ctl.
BEANS-Bayos, 81 9o@2: Butter, 81 75@
l 80 for small! and S2@2 20 for large Pink,
81 60@1 rs; Red, 81 1902 O5; Lima, 81 80
G2 10; Pea, 50 25@2 40; Small White $40
2 20; Large White. S2@2 20 2 ctl
ETABLES-Asparagus 100000 q II;
Mushrooms, 4@Sc p ID Tor common and 100
15c for good 20 cnoice; Rhubarb, 6@6c 2 ID;
Green Peas, 4@7c & ID; string Beans, 15@25c
p ID; Marrowtat Squash, 5000 p ton; Green
Peppers, 15@2oc NJ JomaiIoes, n1! Iss,s 15egsI 70
sack; parsnips, 81 20 . ctl; Carrots, 40@5Oc;
Cabbage 50@55c; Garlic, lh@3c y 10; Cauli-
flower, 60@70c q dozen; Dry Pepl ers, 5@7c
p 10; Dry Okra, 15c q ID.
FRESH FRUIT-Apples. -S1@1 25 p box
for good to choice and 35@75c for common to
fair; Choice mountain Apples, 81 25@1 80 q
box; Cranberrles, Eastern, SOS p Dbl.