The record-union., 1891-08-10
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, August Sth.
FGGUR-We quote Net cash prices for
Family Extras, 81 9O@5 p bbl; Bakers Ex-
tras, 81 90@5; Supertine, So 5O@3 so.
WHEAT-There is no change in prices,
While the volume of local business does not
appear to enlafge. This is probably owing to
the fact that exporters have bought literally
In the country and are. therefore not III need
oF grain. From 81 So TO l 511z u ctl is the
run range for good to choice shipping quail
ties.
BARLEY-The feeling was not quite so
strong to-day, though no positive weakness
was manifested. From 81 10 to l l21a g
ctl is fair representative range, though
something very extra might be placed at
81 134 q ctl. Old Brewing is qUotable at
new are asking 81 171% p ctl.
OATS-The situation remains unchanged.
Offerings are ample for all present needs.
Quotabie at 81 45@1 So 2 ctI for old and
81 80 10 so Tor new feed.
CORN-Quiet and easy. Wequote as follows:
Large Yellow, 81 ,721aG1 70; small Yellow,
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S39@lO
oILCAKE, MEAL-Quotable at $50 . ton
GORNMEAL-NIillers quote feed at SIS so
@39 80 2 ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large Fhgc ans snail pafagSs 24,4 S494SS t = b.
@3; Yellow, S292 so Ectl; Canary, $50 314c;
Hemp, 4@4l4c; Rape, S2@2 80; Timothy
43I@5c; Alfalfa, 51&@614c q 10; Flax, 50 SOC
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at $50 5o@21 so
q ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quo;able at s24@25
HAY-we quote: Alfalfa, sl1@12; Wheat,
S1281f 90; Wheat and Oat, S11@13 so;
Barley, S11@13; Glover, S11@13; Wild Oat
STRAW-Quotable at 5o@65c p bale.
HOPS-Continue nominal at 2215@25c q 70.
BRAN-Quotable at S1S@lS 500 ton.
RIE-Quotable at 81 35 p ctl for new and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 25@1 SO
GROUND BARLEY-QuotabIe at s25@26
PoTAToEs- quote: Garnet Chiles, as
@55c; Early Rose, 3oG5Oc in sacks and 4O@
50c@S1 3 ctl; Sweet, 2@21lc = lD.
0NI9NS-Quotaolea at 6o@65c 2 ctl.
DRIED PEAs-We quote: Green. So rs to
s. Tor Eastern and S2@2 SO for Califor,
MIA; Blaci1eye, 81 Go91 90; Niles, 81 500
BEANS-We quote: Bayos, So 2O@3 30;
Butter, So 1903; Pink, 81 30G2 40; Red,
So 70 to So 50; Lima, S5@3 10; Pea, $50
3 10; Small White, 81 9035 q ctl.
NEGETABLES-Prices continue easy, un-
follows: Green Okra, 5O@s5c 4 box; Green
Corn, 5oc@Sl q sack tor common aud
2o@25c = dozen for Bay; Cucumbers
ell for large and S5c = ctl for small
Green Peppers, 25@5Oc q box for Chile
and 50c@1oc for Bell; Tomatoes lO625c s
box for Vacavilie and 25@35c for River; Egg
Plant, 5Oc@75 2 box; summer squash. goo
35c = box Tor Bay; Turnips, 5O@7 sc p ctl
BectS, 81 2 sack: Carrots feed 5O975c
lie, 2@3cF %; Cauifower, : sc q dozen; Dry
Peppers. 15G2Oc; Dry Ol<ra, 2Og25c - 10
Mauowfat Squash, SO p ton.
FkUIE-The bulk of Apricot arrivals goe,
10 c2nne'S. VINO are also large buyers OF oIDel
kinds Of iruit We quote: HucEe eberries, SG
1Oc z h; Crab Apples, ,5O960c = box; Black Cur
rants, 1O@5Cc = drawer; Grapes, 25@50c {
box for Sweetwater, JQ@75c tor Muscat anL
40@7 5c for black; white Nectarines, 1aC9lc il
bulk to eanners, 20G4Oc e box 10 the trade
Red do, 800 soc 3 box; Watermelons $lU@
IL 2 LOG; Cantaoupes, 81 1902 so per case
Figs, Toc@S1 % z GoX; Black berries, S3 5Oa
4 80 per chest; Apricots, 3O65oc q box TO tnt
3OG5Oc = box and 3O@5Oc p basket; do
Crawford, 3O@50c ? basket and lls911 &c r +
to Gamers; Plnms, l92c g \ TO the trade ane
s4S1Ac = II to the canners; Apples, ooc@
81 e box; Raspbcrries, So 506J9 e chest
Pears, 1oG15c z box; do, Bartlett, A6g1 I4t
a 10 for desirable StOck; Strawberries SfTS :.
chest for SharplesS; Mexican LINES, &iC@l:
q box, Lemons, Sicily, SSG9; Caiifornis
Lemons, S4Gi SO for choice and S3@3 50
for common; California Oranges, S2@3 90
Tahiti Oranges, So to So 30 4 box; Bananas
S2@2 80 2 bunch; Pineapples, Sl@5 {
dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote: Arricots
bleGched case e n; do, sun-dred, 5Gp7c
Peaches, sun-dried, 5@.c; do bleached, 7(GSc
Apples, 9@lOc for evaporated, 5G97c f0
sliced and 1@6c Tor quartered; Grapes, future
delivery, SC = 10; PTuncs, 51a861ac = 10.
HONEY-We quote prices: 5H@6cforambe
ana 63E@612c for bright. Comb is quotable a
lI%c to lie = 10.
BCTTER-Ihe week closes on an easy mar
ket we quote prices as follows: Fancy
2zk@29c; good TO choice, ,24926c; fair TO good
1S@23c; store lots, 14@l0c r n; pickled roll
22t.925c; fri>in, 20@2215c; Eastern, l2Le
19lsc Tor iadle packed, and 19@225acF q 10 10
creamery.
CHEEsE-Wc quote: Choice to fancy new
lie 10 12c; fair 10 good, 9I581 01Sc; Eastern
ordinary TO fine, 11@13c 4 10.
EGGS-Prices are about stationary. w
quote as follows: California ranch, 27I6
fancy, 2Oa21c FOR good 20 choice and So / o
for common.
FUULTRG-We quote as follows: Live Tm
keys-Gobblers, 16@iSc; Hens, 14415 sc g 10
young; BrotlerS. So % to S3 for small an,
50 5U64 so for large Hens, S6@7 SO; Ducks
$3 50a6: Geese, 81 2501 90 y pair.
GAME-Hare, 81 5O@l 75 Rabbits, 81 q
TO 81 90; Doves, .5cegS1 { dozen.
PROVISI0NS-We quote as follows: East
crn Hams, 1917 914c; California refrigerator
cured Hams. I2@125%c; Eastern Breakfas
Bacon, 131Se1l4c California Bacon, heavy anC
medium, 9jgI1Oc; do, light, 12kg Sc: do
extra light 13t501Ac; do, clear sides LOG
do, prime, mess, SloH1o 90; 90, mess. l 4,
"a l6 so; do, clear, S1S@ Is so: DO extrl
clear, S19@19 so q Dbl; Pigs Feet. Sl2 so
= bbl Beef, mess, bbis, 81 5C@S; Go. extT1
z bbl; do, smoked, 111.c to l2c 4 ID; Eastern
Lard, tierces, S14e591ac; do, 1o-fe tins, 1910
do 5-ib tins 10sEc: do ;i-th tins, 1870, CalifoI
MIA Lard, terces, 81 to 91zc; do, kegs, oc; dc
ION tins. 1o4@1oLc;. 40, oh tins, 1875
1o5sc; do, lob pals 10$4c; do, 5-tb pals, 1c
do BIB pals, &c q 10.
WOOlr-We quote spring:
Foothll, 3 IbGl ;
S
Southern, J.