The record-union., 1891-02-12
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


SAN FRANCISCO. February / 1th.
FIGURING cash price for Family Extras,
81 1904 20 q bbl; Bakers Extras, 81 O5@
4 10; Superhne, S393 25.
WHEAT-The market is not lively one.
Quotable at 81 364 q ctl for No. /, with
81 37la for q choice article. Milling grades
are quotable al 81 40@1 42h = ctl.
BARLEY-Trade in the sample way is very
quiet and duh, while in the speculative field
there is not much business to boast about.
We quote as follows: No. / Feed 81 4Ss4
al 80; choice, 81 511I@1 5215; common
grades, 81 45@1 Az Brewing 81 52%@
!, 50 for fair to good, and 81 5714a1 60 for
oATS-We quote: Surprise, S2@2 o211l;
milling, 81 95@2; good to choice feed,
81 S3&@1 92]a9 fair, 81 so tos1 s? p ctl.
CORN-PTices are well maintained, as sup
plies are anything but excessive. We quote /:
Large Yellow. 81 3334@1 So; small yellow,
81 3G11al 371a White, 81 3219@l 371a I. ctl.
CRACKED CORN -Quotable at S3o@31. q
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at s26 q ton
from the mills.
CORNMEAL-Millersq quote feed at $50 to
$50 so g ton; fine kinds for the table, in large
and small packages, 3 l5ag1c II b.
CHOPPED KEED-Quotable at S27@2S .
SEEDs-we quote: Mustard, Brown, So rs
to So: yellow. So 3o@2 so p -ctl; Canary,
&c; Hemp, &c; Rape, S212 5o;Timothy,
514te99 o1ac;, Alfalfa, 7@Sc = ID; Flax, So COG
.MIDDLINGs- Supplies clean up well. Quot
able at S26@a7 r ton.
HAI-Prices show marked firmness, be-
cause OF dry weather. We quote prices
Wheat, S13@19; Wild Oat, 81 4@16; Barley,
s12@@I5; ,@, & Alfalfa, S11@13 z ton:
HOPS-Nothing doing. Quotable at 500
35c p ID.
BRAN-Prompt and steady movement
Quotabe at S23@23 so z ton.
RIE-SSaies at 81 35 q cti were reported this
morning, being about the top of the market.
QCKWHEAT-Quotable at 81 5o@1 65
T. ctl.
GROUND DBARLEY-ouotable at s32 s5o@
P0TAToES-Supplies are coming forward
from all directions, and the market is heavily
soc; Early Rose. 15@S0c; Burbanhs, Coo
75c for Rivers, coo 90c for Petaluma, and
81 1901 30 . ctl for Salinas; Humboldt
Reds, 81 1901 15; Oregon, S5@S1 20 u ctl.
ONIONS-.Quotable at S3@3 25 q ctl for
good to choice.
BUTTER-Fancy, 36@3711zc; good to choice,
34@35c; fair to good, 2S@3212c; store lots,
zoe; Eastern, 121a@2oc for ladle packed, goo
25c for dairy and 25@3oc e ID for creamery
HEESE--Prices are strong, owing to light
Choice to fancy, new, i5@l6c; fair to good,
12414c; Eastern, ordinary to line, 13(a 141Sc
y.
EGGS-Sellers are at a disadvantage because
of increasing receipts. Quotable at 24@25c o
dozen for ranch and 22g2Sc for store lots.
PoULTRY-rurkeys are shade cheaper.
keys : Gobblers. 1901 4c; Hens, 1901 &c
q 10; dressed Turkeys, 15@17c; BOOSTERS.
81 5oG5 for old and S6@7 so for young;
Broilers, S5@8; Hens, "a 5o@6; bucks,
So 50@6 80 for young, and S4@5 for old:
Geese, 81 50@1 rs q pair.
GAME-We quote prices: Quail. 81 25;
Canyasbacks, S3@5; Mallard, S3@3 so; Sprig,
S1@1 %; Teal, 81; small Ducks,
English Snipe, 50 5o@3; Jack Snipe, 75c@p
81; Gray Geese, S2@2 20; White Geese, 81 -;
Honkers, $3@4; Hare, 81 25G1 so; Rab-
bits, S1@1 so = dozen.
WOOL-The local Wool market is dull and
trade is very limited, being mostly confined
TO cheap securing stock, OF which there is a
good supply. All other grades are pretty well
worked OFF. The Eastern Wool market is re-
ported 10 be in a very satisfactory condition.
We quote spring: