The record-union., 1891-04-13
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANcIsco. April III

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1ltis.
FLOUR We quote: Net cash price for
Family Extras, 81 1904 So q bbl; Bakers
Extras, 81 65 a 95i Supertne, S3 400
3T5.
ket, in spite of the fact that business is not OF
active character. Anything in the shape Of
brisk inquiry would more than likely give
additional strength TO values. Quotapie at
81 5715Q1 5S34 for No. l shipping, with
81 go for something choice. Milling grades
are held at 81 50 = ctl;
in price with fair volume of business in pro-
gress. We quote: No. l Feed, 81 371a; choice,
81 3S34@1 40; common grades, 81 80; Brew
ing, 81 I215 to 81 . for fair 10 good
and 81 471&G1 so for choice.
OATS-Ihe week closes on fairly active
market, with good prospect OF contLng@nse: l3
al 80; milling, 81 75@1 50; good TO choice
feed, 81 75a1 IN; fair 81 7O11 721a z ell;
Gray, 81 721% to 81 - = ctl.
C0RN-Is rather firmly held, being only in
moderate supply. We quote prices rs fol-
lows: Large Yellow, 81 3614@l 371a; small
Yellow, 81 4o@1 4l14i White, 81 373a9
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s8o@3l g
oiLCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $40 . ton
CORNMEAL-Millersq quote Feed at s29 SO
to $50 80 2 ton; fine kinds for the table, In
largeand small packages, 315@4c z II:
CHOPPED FEED-Quotaple at S23 SOC
sEEDs-We quote: Mustard, Brown, 50 IS
y
SIC; Hemp, 4G414c; Rape, 50; Timothy, 4 =
@5c; Alfalfa, 51a@61ac = ii; Flax, 50 5O@2 70
MIDDLINGs-Quotable at S17 5o@lS so
z ton.
HAY-We quote prices: Wheat, fair to good,
S12@l6; choice, S17 5OG1S 90; Wild Oat,
S12@16; Barley, S11@14; Alfalfa, 5000 p
Quotable at e5@75c . bale.
HOPS-Noninal at 25630c 2 ID.
BRAN-Quotable at Sl4@14 so p ton.
RYE-Quotable at 81 3215@l 30 q ctl.
observation-disclosures at 81 4o@1 so
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S31@32
POTATOES quote: New, lc to 11Sc p n;
River Reds, 6o@65c; Tomales Reds, o0&S2c;
Early Rose, 65@75c; Burbanks, 75@90c for
Petalumas and S1@1 20 2 ctl for Salinas;
Oregon Burbanks, 81 1901 50.
ONIONS-Quotable at So 5064 so for
California and 81 5O@4 60 2 ctl for Oregon.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green. 81 500
] 75 for California, and 50 5oa3 for Eastern;
Blackeye, 81 75Gl 80; Niles, 81 1901 50 p
BEANS-We quote: Bayos, So COOS 70;
Butter, S3a3 %; Pink, 50 35@2 40; Red,
81 1902 80; Lima, 50 25@3 40; Pea, $50
B 90: Small White. So 95@3 q ctl.
ETABBES-ASparagus sold well this
morning, some choice product going above
quotations. Peas also did a little better.
Rhubarb was less plentiful, but there was no
scarcity, as much stock was carried over from
yesterday. Receipts included S43 boxes As
paragus, 24O bXs Rhubarb and 344 SKIS Peas.
We quote prices: CucumbeTs, 5OctGS1 2 dozen;
Rhubarb 75cGS1 % = box; Asparagus, 81 25
to 81 rs 3 box for ordinary, and 81 75G
so for Alameda and Bouldin Island: Lima
Beans &C 2 h: Green Peppers, 1S@20c 4 h;
Green Peas, 2@3c for field, and 3@4c e n
for sweet: String Beans, 10c@121Zc z n; To
Lnatoes, 81 25aS2 25 2 box for fair to
choice; Egg Plant, -G-c q b; Summer
Squash, 10c to 1214c 2 n; Turnips;
M5Oc; Parsnips, 81 25 = ctl; Cabbage. Soc;
Garlic, 3G5c p n for Italian, and 1o@1 &c
for California; Cauliflower, &C Z dozen;
Dry Peppers, I5@2oc; Dry Okra, 2o@25c T.
D; Marrowfat Squash, $50 q ton.
FRUIT-Strawberries sold this morning
from 81 TO 81 75 Z drawer. There was better
custom for Oranges and stock moved off more
quickly. We quote prices as follows: Apples
S1@1 % ? box for common to good and 81 50
a. for choice; Mexican Lines S7@S per box
lemons. Sicily, So 5000; California Lemons
So 5Oa3 25 for Riverside and S2a2 80 q box
yor Los Angeles; Riverside Navel So 50G5
5000 80 for regular sizes; Los Angeles
Navels, 50 5O@3; Los Angeles Seedlings, S1d
40 e box; Bananas 81 50@2 90 2 bunch;
Pineapples, S4G5 per dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-A carload of bleached
Peaches changed hands yesterday at ! 1c = h.
HONEN-We quote: White Comb, l1914c
Amber. SMl0c; white liquid, extracted, 5LG
SIC; Amber, colored and candied, 5@51aC
BUTTER-Receipts are large but packing
viii likely commence next week. which cir
Eumstance viii help 10 relieve the market
Ne quote prices: Fancy, 2Oc; good to choice
1S@l9c; fair to good, 17@loc; store lots
CHEESE-We quote: Choice to fancy, new
l1@l11zc; fair TO good, 9@loc; Eastern
ordinary to fine, 11@I412c q 10.
EGGS-Are mol in heavy supply and prizes
are rather firm in consequence. Quotable al
lSm21c 2 dozen.
POULTRY-The week closes on steady
market, stocks being well cleaned up. w
lUote: Live Turkeys, GobblerS, 19@l Sc
Hens, 10000 = n; dressed Turkeys, Is@
2Ic: BOOSTERS, So 5O@6 90 for old and $50
IL for young: Broilers, s. 50M5 90 lol
small and S6d9 for large; FryeTs, $500
Hens, S6@s7 80; Ducks. S9G10 for young and
R5 50@6 so FOR old: Geese. $2@2 % r pair.
GANIE-We quote: Hare, 81 25@1 80; Rab
3itS. 81 25G1 90 r dozen.
WOOL-Ne quote spring clip:
Foothll. e S2Gc
piiilcI Il....-....- / 'tgl = l
southern, 3RJ
southern, l2 mOnths..-...,............ S6tI 81
Nevada......... 1k52O
MEAT MARkET-Following are the rates
or whole carcaSSeS from SlaughteTerS 10 deal
trs Beef-First quality, G@6Igc; second qual
5La6 &c; third quality, 5@30l%c. Neal-Quota
Die at 086c for large and OoSc Il 10 for small
MuttOn-Quotabe at SI599c q h. Lamb
Spring, 11@12c Z h. Pork-I.ive Hogs on foot
Train fed, heavy, 5@51sc; light, 55S@556c
dressed Hogs, Ste9c q h.
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