The record-union., 1891-03-13
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
sAN FRANc1sco. March l 1atf

SAN FRANCISCO. March 18th
pree r g9od Famy supply os We q0 Net
z Dbl; Bakers Extras, 81 3o@4 40; Super
| fine, 1908 30.
WHEAT-There was a weaker tone to the
situation to-day. Exporters are understood
! TO have supplies ahead of present wants, and
| many have ceased buying for the present.
Quotable at 81 so 2 ctl as u top figure for
| l 5215 for milling grades.
| BARlE4-There is not much life to the
| spot market. Offerings are not large, but the
demand is small, so that there is little oppor-
tunity for values to fiuctuatc. We quote:
No l Feed, 81 4o@1 41A choice, 81 4a15;
common grades, 81 35@1 3715; Brewing,
! 81 4314@S1 40 for fair to good and 81 46H
| al Az for choice.
| OATS-The situation is unchanged Sup
plies are free but custom is anything but
| quick. Surprise, 81 9o@l 95; milling, 81 85
! al 90 good to choice feed, 81 77I%6rl S5;
far, 81 7212@1 70 q ctl; Gray, 81 1901 so
CoRN--very light trading We quote !:
Large Yellow, 81 332IG1 3614; Small Yellow,
! 81 371291 40; White. 81 32I56g1 37% = ctl
| CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at $50 500
oILcAKE MEAL ouotable at sae g ton
CoRNMEAI- -Millers quote: Feed at $50
to S31 z ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 312d4c per ID.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S23 500
sEEDs-We quote: Mustard Brown 50 75@
| 3; Yellow, So 5o@2 rs . ctl; Canary, 2s4G3c;
Hemp, SIC; Rape, S2@2 so; Timothy. $40
! 51acci Alfalfa, 6@7c F,lb; Flax, So 60@2 70
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at SIS 5o@19 SO
HAY-we quote: Wheat, s18@1o; Wild
Oat, S14@16 so; Barley, S12@l5; Alfalfa,
S1I@12 Z ton.
STRAW -Quotable at 65@75c . bale.
HOPS-Quotable at 25@271%c@ q 70.
BRAN-Quotable at 81 5@15 so y ton.
| RYE-Quotable at 81 3o@1 80 y ctl.
BUCkW kWHEAT-Quotable at 81 40@1 so
GROUND BARLEY-ouotable at ss1@
PoTAToES-S continue liberal and
buyers still have the advantage. We quote
as follows: New Potatoes, 364c per ID;
River Reds, GOO 75c; Early Rose 65G Sc; Bur-
banks, 70@S0c for Petalumas and coca
81 25 z cti tor Salinas; Humboldt Reds, 700
| z5c; Humboldt Burbanks, 9oc@SI; Oregon.
T5c@S1 25 z ctl.
ONIoNS-Are easier in price. Quotable at
| So 50G4 p cti.
a5; Blaekeye, 81 65@1 75; Niles, 81 500
p,t BEANsawe quote: Bayos, s.. .5o@s- -s5;
So DOGS; Lima, So 1904; Pea, $3@3 90
Small White, 81 90@2 80 q ctl.
| FEGETA BLES-Receipts of Asparagus to-
day were the largest SO far this season, footing
| ing up los boxes. OF Mushrooms the sup
plies were 81 boxes. while the arrivals OF RhIl-
barb were 63 boxes. Poor Green Peas are not
! worth quoting as they are unsalabie. Cucum-
| bers move very slowly. We quote: Mush-
rooms, 100000 for ordinary and 3o@4oc = ID
for Buttons; Cucumbers, 81 25@1 so y doz.;
| Rhubarb, S@10c q ID; Asparagus, S@1Oc for
! ordinary and 12@15c 2 ID for Alameda and
Bouldin Island; Lima Beans, &C Z ib; Green
String Beans, 10000 p ib; Tomatoes, 50c@
| 81 70 q box: Summer Squash, I5G92Oc = ID:
| Turnips, 75cf ctl.; Beets, 81 q sack; Carrots.
feed, 40950c; Parsnips, 81 25 q ctl Cabbage,
/ u dozen; Dry Peppers. 15M2Oc: Dry Okra
29@i25G &F ? h; Marrowfat Squash, S25 . ton.
~ RU,II.oranges are a shade cheaper. re
! 81 25 u box for common to good and ST SO
az for choice; Mexican LINES, 81 5o@S y
box; California Lines 75c@SI = box; Lem
ons, Sicily, S5@5 SO; California Lemons. 500
3 for Riverside and 81 25G1 so q box for Los
Angeles; Riverside Navel 80 5000; River
S2@2 so; Los Angeles seedlings, 81 25G91 So
! 2 box; Bananas, 81 50@2 80 4 bunch; Pine
| apples, S4@5 q dozen.
Apples, evaporated, in boxes, 1o@II%c;
sliced, &c; quartered, SIC; Pears, 4Goc
! for common and 7@9c for quartered unpeeled
| 21as3c; Pitted Piums, 1o@l11sc; Peaches,
peeled, cvaporated, 2o@2255c: bleached, lOG
1114c; common sun-dried, 10@11c; ApTicots.
bleached, 11@17c in sacks and 1 7dl Sc = ID in
! boxes; Nectarines, 17@1Sc for white; Califor-
mia Prunes, S@9c e ID; Grapes, 311@334c q ID
for stemmed and 119G2% for unstemmed;
ers, 3-crown loose, S1@1 10: 2-crown loose,
| HONE1-We quote: White Comb, 11@1 sc:
| Amber, SG10c; white liquid extracted 615d
1 &c; Amber colored and candied, 514616c i b.
| BUITER-StockS are cleaning up in good
shape, but prices remain undisturbed. We
quote as follows: Fancy, 2292213c; good to
choice, 20@21c; fair to good, 1S@29c; store
lots, 15G1Ic; Eastern, 1212(91714c fer ladle
packed, 20Gs221ac q 10 for creamery.
! CHEESE-We Wequote: Choice to fancy, new,
| 129121ac; fair to good, 10tg1114c; Eastern, or
dinary TO fine, 126914c g 10.
EGGS-Trade is not quick and there is easy
| tone to values. Quotable at 17G19c q dozen,
POULTRI-Supplies are little more free
and prices are less steady in consequence. We
quote consignments as follows: Live Turkeys
]-Gobbers, 14@17c; Hens, 16@1Sc p 10:
dressed Turkeys. 17620c; BOOSTERS. 81 5o@
/ ) 80 for old and 81 50@99 for young; Broilers.
S5@7; Hens, S5@S6 so; Ducks, $500 for
young, and $s97 for old; Geese, 81 50@$2 q
| pair
GAME-We quote: Hare, S1@1 25: Rab-
| bits, Sl9I 25 = dozen.
PR0NISIONS-We quote as follows: East
ern Hams, 12G1215c; California refrgerator-
cured Hams, 111ad1 12c; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon. 1901 314c; California Bacon, heavy
and medium, 9@11oc; do light. 121%G13c; do
| extra light, 131491 BIC; do clear Sides 91S@
| 95sc 9 IL; Pork, extra prime, S14@S14 sc: do
| prime mess, SIS to Sl5 SO; do mess S1G@
| SIG so; do clear. S17@S17 SO; do extra clear
| S1S@1S so = Dbl: Pigs Feet, S12 SO 2 bbs,
Beef, mess, bbls, 81 so to SS; do extra mesl;
| bbls, SIS ooGS9; do family, S11@S11 so q
| bbl; do smoked, 11A@12c q h; Eastern,
Lard, tierces, 754@S14c; do lob tins, 9G911c;
! do o-fb tins, 91s993sc: do BIB tins, 914M915c;
California Lard, tierces, S1s@ss4c; do kegs,