The record-union., 1891-05-01
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3Oth.
FLOUR-Active and firm market. We
quote: Net cash price for Family Extras,
50 40@5 30 2 bbl; Bakers Extras, So 400
90; Supertine, So 1904 80.
WHEAT-Iraue in the sample way is al
most nominal, as offerings are quite slow
shipping grades are quotable al 81 7O@1 7215
z ctl. Movement on Aliddling account is also
slow, the small business in progress being
based on range of 81 SO@1 S21@ y ctl
BARLEN-Quiet and stationary in price
We quote as follows: No. ] Feed, 81 a. "a:
choice, 81 4oH@1 so; common grades, 81 40
al Is; Brewing, 81 5212 to ST 90 = ctl for
good TO choice the latter an extreme figure
Tor something fancy.
OATS-The good tone of the market is well
preserved, and buyers have the situation
against them. We quote the following prices:
Surprise, 81 921@@l 90; milling, 81 900
l 9212; good to choice feed, 81 S75%01 92%:
fair, 81 6O@1 So; Gray, 81 021a to 81 S71a
CORN-Prices show buoyant tendency. We
quote: Large Yellow, 81 471a@1 80; small
Yellow, 81 52I91 So; White, 81 65@1 70
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s82@83 p
ton.
OiLCAKE MEAL-Quotable at sa5 ton
CORNMEAL-AnlIers quote Feed at s31 so
to $32 80 2 ton; fine kinds for the table. in
largeand small packages, 31l94c ? ID.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotaole at S24 SOC
sEEDS-We quote. Mustard Brown. 81 75
@3; Yellow, 81 5Og2 "a e ctl; Canary, 23IQ
&c. Hemp, 4Q41ac; Rape, So; Timothy ~
@2e; Alfalfa, 5149612c 2 ID; Flax, 81 5OG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at $50 5C@21 so
q ton.
HAY-Values hold up steadily. We quote:
Wheat, fair TO good, 81 15@1S; choice, 81 9@2O:
Mid Oat, Sl4@16; Barley, S12@15; Alfalfa,
500 10 T. ton.
STRAW--Quotable at 65@75c q bale.
HOPS-Quotable at 26@3Oc = %.
BRAN-Pronpt sales at tull figures. Quot
able at S11G17 so = ton.
RYE-Quotable at 81 1901 40 2 actl.
BUCK WHEAT-(luotable at 81 4O91 so
2 ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S32@88
POTATOES-Receipts of new to-day were
large, comprising 1,73. sacks. We quote
as follows: New Potatoes, S0c@S1 20 q ctl;
River Reds, 60@G5c; Tomales Reds, ESQ sc;
Early Rose 65gg7Oc; Burbanks, 10000 for
Petalumas and S1@1 20 4 ctl for Salinas;
oregon Burbanks, $1@1 25; Humboldt
Burbanks, S1@1 25; do Reds, 70@75c; do
PeachblowS and Peerless, 90095c ? ctl.
ONIONS-Quotable at SIG1 25 4 ctI for
new.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green. 81 500
l 3 for California, and 50 5OG3 for Eastern;
Blaclleye, 81 1901 80; Niles, 81 YOGI S5 =
BEANS-We quote: Bayos, SO 40a3 so;
Butter. 81 1903; Pink, 50 3O92 40; Red,
50 G0@2 70; Lima, So 1913 %; Pea, So 10
a 30; Small White. $33 O5@3 Is Il ctl.
VEGETABLES-Pea are in large supply
and cheaper. Asparagus IS also easy in price,
tom. Rhubarb continues a urug. Receipts
tC-iay included 937 boxes Asparagus. iS9
boxes Ehubarb and 30 sacks Peas. We
quote the following prices: Cucum bers
75c@Sl % 2 dozen; Rhubarb 25@75c = box;
Asparagus. 5Oc@S1 z box for ordinary. and
81 35@l 70 for Alameda and BOuldin Island:
Lima Beans, C Z o:Green Peppers, I213@15Pc
II; Green Peas, 1l@2c for field, and 2@2cl% p
n for sweet; String Beans, 1@9c 2 II; To-
matoeS, 81 30a& 20 e box for fair to
choice; Egg Plant, 10000 q ID; Summer
mi nF I1p4A
cti Beets, 81 q sack; Carrots feed. 10
a soc; Parsnips. 81 20 = ctl; Cabbage. soc:
Garlic, l@2c e 10 for Italian, and 1O@12 215c
for California; Cauliiower -'G-c 2 dozen;
Dry Peppers. 15@20c; Dry Okra, 20@25c 4
h; Marrowiat Squash, - 2 ton.
FRUIT-The nrst ApricOtS OF the season ar
ripe, being unsold at late hour. About 16O
chests Strawberries We're received, while the
cOnSignmcnts of Cherries footed up 81 boxes
4 few days of warm weather VIII cause much
heavier shipment Of this latter variety We
quote prices as follows: Strawberries S7@
8 e chest for Sharpless and S9@l2 for
Mexican Lines, S7@7 so per box; Lemons
Sicily, S6@6 so; California Lemons, S2@2 sd
for Riverside and $1m2 p box for
Los Angeles Riverside Navel S5m5 so.
Riverside Seedlings, 81 so for off sizes and
81 1902 80 for regular sizes; Los Angeles
Navels, So 25G3; Los Angeles Seedlings. : La
l so e box; Bananas 81 1892 80 = bunch;
Pineapples S49 per dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote prices: Apples.
evaporated, in boxes, 10al115c; sliced. S69c:
quartered, S@S12c; Pears, 4@g5c for common
and T@9c for quartered unpeeled Bartlett;
Figs, 36a315c; do, pressed. in boxes i11c: Pit
ted Plums, 1O1%G11c1a; Peaches, bleached l o
@l1c1%; common sun-dried, 9G1 Oc; ApricotS.
bleached, l3(G sc in sacks and 4@16c = h in
boxes; Nectarines, l21461 &c for white; Red do
bleached, Sc; Sun-dried. 6@7c: California
Prunes, 76I9c q p; Grapes, 3AG334c n ID for
stemmed and 30 PIC tor unStemmed; Rails
ins, 81 25m1 so e box for London LAYERS.
3-crown loose, S5c@Sl; 2-crown loose. 65@
zoe = box.
HoNEY-We quote White Comb, 11@14c;
Amber, S@10c; white liquid extracted, $40
&C; Amber, colored and candied, 5@5Ac
BUTTER-Prices are slowly improving. as
packing has become general. We quote
prices as follows: Fancy, 20c; good
TO choice, 1S1a9l9 &C; fair to good 17@1 Sc;
store lots. 14@16c q n.
CHEESE-We quote: Choice to fancy.
ern, ordinary to fine, 11@I41ac9 . n.
EGGS-QuIet trace with prices easy.
We quote prices as follows: Cali
fornia. 1901 &c; Eastern, 17@1S1lc p dozen
POULTRY-Prices are STEADY, there being
custom for all arrivals. We quote prices
Live Turkeys, Gobblers, 19@2lc; Hens,
1S9G1e II %5mh dressed sS for GHTkeysa 65a ana
@I2 for young; Broilers, -S3@5 for
small and S5@S for large; Fryers, SS@9; Hens,
S5@6: Ducks, $500 for young and
$500 for old; Geese, II so z pair Tor old and
So 2aS Tor young.
GAME-We quote: Hare, 81 25@1 so; Rab-
bits, 81 25@1 SO p dozen
PROVTSIoNS-We quote prices: East