The record-union., 1891-05-23
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 22d
FLOUR-We quote: Net cash price for
Family Extras, s. zoos so p Dbl; Bakers Bah RS
Extras, So 1905 so; Superine, SIS 1904 80
" HEAT-Ihe market moves along IN a
very slow fashion, the feeling being one of
more or less apathy. Quotable at 81 1870
- 2 ell for shipping. and 81 5Ogl 50 for
milling grades
BARLEY-There is steady holding. and
buyers have to pay the fun prices demanded
We quote as follows: No. / Feed, 81 521{;
choice, 81 5314l91 50; common grades, 81 45
81 so; Brewing, 81 55@1 60 . ell for good
OATS-Trade is dull, as buyers will take no
more at present prices than is barely sufficient
to meet positive wants. Wequote: Surprise
TO choice feed, 81 S71@QG1 9215; fair, 81 SO@
1 80; Gray, 81 S21@@gl S715 = ctl
C0RN-Prices continue TO advance. We
quote as follows; Large Yellow, 81 500
l 591a: Small Yellow, 81 6o9l 621a; White,
81 90@1 % = ctl
CRACKED 'CoRN-Quotable at $50 SOC
oILCAkE MEAL-ouotable at s25 g ton
from the mills.
Observation-Disclosures quote Feed at $50
to S33 z ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 31&6D4c r ii.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at $24 SOC
% so p ton.
@3; Yellow, 50 50@2 rs q ctl; Canary, ESQ
SIC; Hemp, 4@434c; Rape, 81; Timothy,
d12@5c; Alfalfa, 535961ac q 10; Flax, 50 SOC
MIDDLINGS-Prices keep firm. QuotabIe at
S21 50@22 so p ton.
HAY-Old Hay necessarily shows weaken
ing tendency now that the new season is en-
tered upon. We quote new: Alfalfa S9@10;
Wheat, S15@17; Wheat and Oat, Sl5@17;
Mild Dat. sl4@16 g ton. We quote old:
@22; Wild Dat. S14@17; Barley, S12@16 SO;
Alfalfa, $9910 q ton.
-QuotabIe at 65@75c p bale.
HOPS-Remain quiet. Quotable at 26@
BRAN-Quotabie at S18@18 SO % ton.
RNE-Quotable at 81 30@1 So p ctl.
BUCKW HEAT-Quotable at 81 1901 so
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Green, So 500
2 70; Blackeye, 81 75@1 80; Niles, 81 70@
i so Tsctl.
BEANS-we quote: Bayos. So 1908 so;
Butter, 50 1903; Pink, So $500 SIS: Red,
So 5000 70; Lima, 50 1908 80; Pea, So 10
as 80; Small White, So 1908 20 p ctl.
432 bXs Asparagus and 4S7 bXs Rhubarb
and 954 SKIS Green Peas. The inquiry con-
tinues good and trade is of active character.
We quote as follows: Cucumbers, S5c@S1 p
dozen; Rhubarb, 65c6$1 . box; Asparagus,
60c@S1 20 q boX for fair to good and 81 SOC
l rs for choice to fancy; Lima Beans, &C q 10;
Peas, 6Oc@$1 p sack; String Beans, 3@4c q
10 for Los Angeles and 5(56c = ID for Winters
and Nacaville; Wax Beans, dose q III; Toma-
toes, 50 5o@3 2 box; Egg Plant, q p 10;
Summer Squash, $1@51 % p box; Turnips, 75c
p ctl;Beets, 81 q sack: Carrots, feed, 500 sc;
Parsnips, 81 20 % ctl; Cabbage, 100000; Gar
lie, 1@2 p 10 for Italian, and 10G121ac for Cal
ifornia; Cauliflower, q dozen; Dry Pep
prs, 15@20c; Dry Okra, 20@25c p h.
FRUIT-Cherry receipts to-day were large,
footing up 1872 boxes. Strawberry arrivals
amounted tos562 chests. Mexican LINES are
a shade flrnner. Raspberries, So = drawer;
Gooseberries, 2@3c q b; for COM
mon and 7G6c for English; Strawber-
ries. S4@6 q chest for Sharpless, $500
for Longworth; Cherries, 25@60c for white,
and 40c@$1 q box for red and
black Mexican LINES, $4@5 . box;
Lemons Sicily 5000 so; Califor-
MA Lemons, S2G3 for Riverside and
| 81 50@2 = box for Los Angeles; Riverside
Navel, S3@5; Riverside Seedlings, 81
! al 20 for off sizes and 81 50@2 for regular
sizes; Los Angeles Navels, %; Los
Angeles Seedlings, S1@1 so q box; Bananas,
81 1902 so q bunch; Pineapples, $4@5 p
dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote as follows:
Apples, evaporated, in boxes, 1o1aC912c; sliced
| s TO sc; quartered, S@S15c; Pears 4@5c tor
common and 1000 for quartered unpeeled