The record-union., 1891-11-06
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN ERANc1sco- Noreml

SAN FRANCISCO, November 9Th.
FLOUR-Steady in price. Net cash prices
for Family Extras, So l ga D 20 p bbl; Bak-
ers' Extras, So 1905 25; Superfine, S3 40@
3 65.
WHEAT-Quite buoyant feeling prevails
in Wheat circles, which is probably owing
more to a decline in freights than to any
other che Imstance. The situation abroad
shows slight Improvement, but hardly enough
to influence local matters. Standard ship
ping is quotable at 81 761491 IN, while
81 so is the asking price for something choice.
Millers are not buying just at present, but, if
they were to enter the market, they would
likely have to pay 81 S21% for suitable stock
BARLEG-NOthing new in this article
Trade is not particularly active and demands
are promptly satisfied. We quote as follows:
Feed, 95c@Sl for dark coast and 81 021a@
! 06H tor better quality; Brewing, 81 1870
l 90; Chevalier, 81 371a@1 421s p ctl lor
standard; lower grades, 81 1901 25 p ctl.
on the part of buyers. Prices keep steady
We quo,e: Surprise, 81 45@1 so; milling,
81 3714@1 4212; good to choice, 81 $3.50
l 40; on grades, 81 27]a@1 80; Gray, 81 80
@1 3614; Black, 81 40@1 SO p ctl for Oregon
and 81 70@2 for California.
CORN-Oderings are light Prospects are
Yellow, 81 20; Small Yellow. 81 so; White,
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s2e@27
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton
from the mills.
CORNNIEAL-Millers quote Feel at S25 so
to $40 SO q ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 3140334c p 10.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, So 95
to So; yellow, 50 90@g3 p ctl; Canary, l3l@
&c; Hemp, 5@512c; Rape, 50 25@2 so; Tim
othy, 6@1c; Alfalfa, 61ac q ID; Flax, 81 9o@
MTDDLINGs-Quotable at s22 5o@23 SO
i" CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s22 500
aAYoSome kinds higher. We quote; AL
falfa, SHOP; Wheat, S13@16; Wheat and
Oat, S13@15 so; Barley, S1i 50@13 so;
Clover, S12@13 81; wild Oat, $12@I4; Stock,
SO 5C@11 so e tom
sTRAW-Quotable at 45@65c p bale.
HOPS = Quotable at 10@15c q ID as to
BRAN-we quote: No. 1, SO 5o@20.
RYE-Firmly held at 81 SO, with 81 rs p
BUCKWHEAT-Quo at 81 s5 ctl
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S23@24
POTATOES = We quote prices: Garnet
Chiles, a5@45c; Early Rose, 25@35c; Bur-
banks, 3o@40c for River and 75c@S1 for
Salinas; River Red, 25930c; Sweet, S1@1 25
q ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 900
2 %; Blaekeye, 81 6o@1 rs; Niles, 81 500
as p ctl.
2 25; Pink, 81 55@1 go; Red, 81 e5Q1 %;
Lima, So q az so; Pea, So 25@2 90; Small
White. So 1902 20 p ctl.
VEGETABLES-W quote pric IS as follows:
Lima Beans, 3@31ac 2 10: Green Okra, sea
81 y box; Cucumbers, 30@50c q box; Green
Peppers, 09 C p box; Tomatoes, . a &C q
box; Egg Plant, ST a &c q box; Turnips, 5os
50@75c; Parsnips, 81 25 = ctl; Cabbage, SO
@6Oc: Garlic, 3G31zc q 10; Cauiif1ower, 75c =
dozen; Dry Peppers, 15@ISc; Marrowfat
r'RUIl-. ooI sane for Gl a )es. FAIR inquiry
for Berries. Choice Apples are still in good
receipt; We quote TIE following rices:
"A n, q - a hoy
Grapes, 25@3oc p box for Mus, a.. 2 OG 4 for
Black, >0@o0c forTokay, 80 @40cforVerdells;
Ap, e.. 2. .c@$1 20 y box; Raspberries,S a q
2 chest; Pears, SOC oc T. - Strawberries,
S9@lo = chest for Sharpless ald S1G@.2 o.
l4oD=wortI: ;: Mexican Lines. 1904 q box;
Lemons, Sicily, S7@S; California Lemons
81 "a q 30 q bunch; Pineapples, S4@5 3
dozen; Cape Cod Cranberries, $50 = b6l o.
es1n si31 IN rq,3e / ,1l1@ lT5, &c o. y 49,, -.
do, sun-dried, 2@4c; Peaches, peeled evapor-
ated, 11@13c; sun-dried, 3G4c; bleached
4@5Ec; Apples, 6@7c for evaporated, 31z@4c
Plums, 4@419c; unpitted do, a@3c; Grapes,
, @2S4c ? 10; rrunes, 4@Do1ac p D.:
German ga a. Pranes. pEanes, ,ao 4@5ei Pears,
and a%@3c ior quarteTed: Nectarines Tu
3@41Sc for red, and 5@6c for white; Figs. 4m
41ac for pressed, and 3G31ac Tor impressed.
RAlSlNs-We quote: Layers, fancy, 81 so
p box; good TO choice, 81 35@1 10; Iar 81 25,
with the usual advance Tor fractional boxes:
Muscatels. Soc@1 10 2 box, and 3@5c p ID for
sacks.
HONEY-We quote: Extracted, 51la5sz
for amber and 614@61zc for bright. Comb IS
quotable at 10913cF = ib.
BUTrER-JId rates sCill prevail. We quote:
Fancy. 35G371@c; choice, 30@34c; fair to
good, 25@29c; store lots, 10000 = ID: picked
roll, 2 @26c; firkin, 21@2ac; Eastern, Is
920c for ladle-packed anu 22L@2711c p b
for creamery.
CHEEok-we quote: Choice 10 fancy new.
13@15c; fair to good, e@12c; Eastern, or
binary to fine, 1o@l Sc q 70.
EGGS-Pr C oI California Eggs are again
narked up. We auote as follows:
California ranch, 477a@5cc; store lots.
$50 sc; Eastern, 3Cc for fancy, 2o@27%
for good TO choice, and -o@221.c C for COM
mon.
POULTRY-Turkeys did a little better to-
day. No other change. We quote. Live
-Gobblers 1905 c; Hens, 1901. c y
10; BOOSTERS. Sua6 so for old and S5@6 for
young: Broilers, 81 50@3 so for small and
So 50@4 for large; Hens, So 5o@7; Ducks,
81 5o@6 so; Geese, 81 5U@2 p pair.
GAME-dood delnanu Ior stOck in order.
q dozen. Mallard, s. 50@5; Sprig. S2@
= so. Widgeon,S a0epl STEAL. 81 D. al 75:
small Ducks S1@1 25; Gray Geese, 81 :,
"a %; ME q >e SIC 3; 5rsIri S1O
! 25 common Snipe, ,75c; English Snipe. 81 so
az = dozen; Hare, Sl@1 25; Rabbits, 81 25@
30
PROVISIONS-We quote as follows: Eastern
Hams 1870; California refrigerator-cured
Hams, 11@111xc; Eastern Breakfast Bacon,
131S@14c; California Bacon, heavy and me-
dunn, 10M(61 1Lc C, do, light. i21S613c: do