The record-union., 1891-11-11
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAX FRANCISCO. November To-

san FRANCISCO. November 10Th
FLOUR-Prices are higher than they were a
week age. Net cash prices for Family Extras,
So 4o@5 so 2 bbl; Bakers Extras, So 356g
5 45; Superfne, So 1908 90.
NHEAT-At the moment the demand is
not of resSing Character, but yet there are
ready buyers OF good to choice shipping
Wheat within a range of 81 S:1a91 5 p C /.
Millers are not doing Int IA The way OF
stocked ahead. Product that j. adapted tor
milling uses is rather firmly held, N )body be.
ing willing to sell under 81 S71a, while some
parties want even higher price.
BARLEY-IO day there was softer feeling,
without any positive change in quo' 'ations.
Buyers are evidently hCli OFT. Feed, 81 or
al 11$4 for dark coast, and 81 212 o / . for
better quality; Brewing, 81 20Gl IS; Chev-
alier 81 40@1'45 = ctl for standard; lower
grades, 81 2O91 80 2 ctl.
OATS-HOlderS are apparently inClined to
take matters iesurely, and wait the coming OF
buyers. OF course there is dr iobbing Il ade
ali the time, but the aggregate Of daily trans
total. We quote as follows: Surprise 81 47'156G
] 80; milling, 81 40@1 4714; good TO choice,
81 371l@1 40; on grades, 81 3o@1 321a;
T cti for oregon ana 81 1902 for Calif0rn ia.
CORN-Quite q sharp rise in values oCc lrred
within the past week. But supplies are b :
coming more liberal and IL e market lock, as
il it were toning down. We quote: Large
yellow, 81 25L@l 80: small elloW, 81 3 u
@1 40. White lallty is scarce and nomIliilI
" CRACKED CCcRS-Quotable at s2s 500
C5RNMEAL-MilIersq quote Feed at s2s TO
S29 q ton; fine kinds for the table, in large
and small packages, 81 1880 . IN.
SEEDS-We quote: mustard. Brown, So 95
@3; Yellow, So SO@S . ell: Canary, 1M@2c;
Hemp, 6G515c Rape, So 25@2 so: TinIothy.
6@7c; Alfalfa, 61zc p ID: Flax, 81 90@2 10 p
ctl.
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at S25 p ton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at saa 5o@a3 p
ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s22 SEQ
23 so p ton.
HAY-Receipts are light, but prices are no
better. Dealers, as rule, are well stoc@ed
ahead, and il must b something of attractive
character TO tempt buyers at tulI figures.
Alfalfa, $l1@l2; Wheat, $13G916; Wheat and
Dat, S13@15 90; Barley, S11 5O@13 SO;
Glover, Sl2@13 so; Wild Oat, $I2@14;
Stock, SO to S11 so p ton.
STRAW-Quotable ut 45@65c p bale
HOPS-Quotablea at 11@l5c q 10. Trade is
model ately active.
BRAN-ls IN good supply, L baral consign-
ments have been receive d this week from Ore
gon and Washington. No. l, SO 5O@2O so:
other quality, S18@18 so 2 ton.
RYE-The asking price is 81 80 p ctl, while
KWHEAT-Quotable at 81 50 ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at Sz4 500
25 so = ton.
P0TATOEs-Prices keeo low under heavy
lie eipts. We quote: Garnet Chiles, 800
4Uc; Early Rose, 20@3Oc; BurbankS, 30c 10
40c for River and 10000 for Salinas; River
ONIONS-ActiNe demand, with prices firm.
Q1otable at 7OGS5c q ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 90 to
81 20; Backeye, 81 COOL 75; Niles, 81 35
BEANs-Bayos, 81 9o@a; Butter, SO to
81 90; Pink, 81 cool 20; Rec, 81 90@2;
Lima, 81 3O@2 40; Pea. So 25@2 10; Small
White, 50 1902 20 = ctl.
VEGETABLES Supplies are narrowing
down 10 small quantities We quote:
Lima Beans, AZ, ? 1t; Green Okra, 75cQ,
81 e box; CncumberS, SG@5Cc q box; Green
Peppers, 0o614 sc p box; Tomatoes 25@6Oc
g box; Egg Plant, 50@75c 2 box; Turnips, so
@75c = ell; Beets, s 3 sack; Carrots iced, SO
@75c; Parsnlps, 81 20 . ctl; Cabbage, 500
6Oc; Garlic, 3@312c = 10; Cauliflower, 75c 10
Dozen Dry Peppers, 12c to 15c; Dry Ollra,
-G-c q 10; Marrowtat Squash, So p ton
FRUIT Stocks of apples are somewhat
large, but the proportion of good quality is
small. Grapes are in much lighter receipt,
and il will be but q short time before they
disappear altogether. We quote jobbing lots:
Wine Grapes, S10@15 3 ton; Ounces.
4o@5oc p box; Persimmons, S1@1 25 p box;
Pomegranates, 75c@S1 25 . box; Grapes, 80
960c z box tor Muscat, 30@o0 for Black 4o6
T5c for Tokay, 35@50c for Nerdells; Apples
26c@S1 25 I. box; Raspberries, SS@io :
chest; Pears, 359S0c 2 box; Strawberries So
OIL 2 chest for Sharpless and S12@13 fol
Longworth; Mexican Lines S3 1904 so 3
81 5o@4 80 for common to choice; Bananas
81 50@3 SO q bunch; Pineapples, S4@5 Z
dozen; Cape Cod Cranberries, SS@S > bbi
Coos bay Cranberries, So so . box
DRIED DFRUIT-Narket moderately active
with fair steadiness 10 values We quote
as follows: Apricots, bleached, 5@7c; do
sun-dried, 2@4c; Peaches, peeled, evapo
rated, 11@13c; sun-dried, 3@4c bleached
4@512ci Apples, 6@9c for evaporated, 3Is@4s
for sliced, and 21a@312c for quartered; piGted
Plums, 4@432c;; unpitted do, 2@3c; Grapes
&22s@2s4c r 10; Prunes, 4@615c 3 n: German
Prunes, dose: Pears, 7@Sc for evaporated
3t95c for sliced, and 216@Sc for ouartered
NectarineS, 39415c for red and 566c fol
white; Figs, 4d415c for pressed and 363Lc
for impressed.
RAISINS = The market. is.-wen stocked
while prices show easy tendency. w,
2 box; good to choice, 81 2561 3713; fair, i
@1 20, with the usual advance for fractional
boxes; Muscatels, 9oc0S1 10 = box and ga
4c r 10 for sacks.
HONEY-Receipts continue of light raasni
tude. We quote: Extracted, 514@5slc fol
nnlber and 614lG61sc Tor bright. Comb i:
Quotable az 1o@13c = 10.
BUTTER-tlne qualities of fresh Butter ar,
IN light supply, and quotations show stead,
tone. Packed and picked kinds are il
good demand. Eastern creamery also find,
custom at full rate. We quote as fol
lows: Fancy, 35C@3715c; choice, 800 34c: fail
TO good, 25@29c; store lots, 15@2Oe y ID
picked roll, 24@26c; flrkin, 21@23c; East
ern. 15@2oc for ladle packed, and 25a2S
z h for creamery.
CAEESE-Buyers have the situation agains
them, receipts of domestic product bein,
light. Eastern arrivals show sligh
increase. We quote: Choice to fancy ney
13@15c; fair to good, 9@l2e; Eastern, ord
oary to 1ne, 1o@13c 2 10.
EGGS-Consumption is checked 10 som
extent by high prices Even with moderat
arrivals, there is possibility of accumulatio
OF stocks in the near future unless seller