The record-union., 1891-08-20
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

San FRANCISCO, August 1S, 1891.
FIOUR-The late advance in prices is we'll
maintained. We quote: Net cash prices
for Family Extras, S5@5 25 2 bbl; Bakers
Extras, So 1906 25; Superfine, So ESQ
5 90.
WHEAT : Shipping Wheat sells by sam
PIE all the way from 81 621a to s IS for the
usual grades, with 81 66A@1 67 for some
thing of extra quality.
BARLEY-The market is in quiet mood,
though somewhat easy. There is fair array of
offerings, while there is no pressure. Ii there
were any forcing of trade it is doubtful if
prices would hold AS it is, the tendency
seems to be in favor of buyers. Feed is quot
able at 81 10@1 1213, with 81 13M p ctl for
choice. Old Brewing, 81 COOL 75 New Brew
ing, 81 1z1a = ctl.
OATS-MoVeInent is not of brisk character.
supplies are OF tair volume and stocks will
soon begin to show some little accumu-
lation. Quotable at 81 3O611 so p ctl for fair
to choice; Gray, 81 35@1 371@; Black, 81 20
CORN--The market could hardly be more
lifelesS than it is just now. We quote prices
Large rye, Yellow, 81 6739@1 70; small Yellow,
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at $4,000
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 = ton
CoRNMEAL-Millers. quote feed at s8s so
@39 90 q ton; fine kinds for the table, in
laTfs abg sW2 oPois PaeSagTg sI9S48 e 8ron NJ
@3; Yellow, S2@2 so pctl; Canary, 2549 SIC;
Hemp, 4@414c; Rape, $2@2 so; Timothy
4I2@5c; Alfalfa, 51a@613c q II; Flax, 81 500
MIDDLINGS-Steady at the recent vance
Quotable at S21 50@22 SO T. ton.
2 ton.
HAY-Prices are steady, as arrivals are not
so free as they were short while ago. We
quote as follows: Alfalfa, S11@12; Wheat,
$12@14 so; Wheat and Oat, Sl1 5O@14;
Barley, 81 1@l2i Clover, S11@13; Wild Oat,
Sl1@13 2 ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 4oa soc > bale.
HOPS-Nothing doing. Some bids are said
TO be making by wholesale buyers, but they
are below the views of growers and receive no
attention, Nominal at 1T150221Mc "a H.
BRAN-Quotabe OF SIS 50@19 p ton.
RYE-None here. What 1t would sell for, if
there were competition, is hard to tell. The
Russian ullase has helped California for this
article OF product at least. There is reported
demand for Rye, but figures that can be OBJ
tanned can only be conjectured. If parcel of
good Rye were offering it would certainly
bring 81 so, perhaps 81 30 4 ctI, and possi-
bly, more.
BUCKWHEAT-Nom at 81 25a1 so
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s25@26
per ton.
quote prices as follows: Garnet ChiIes, 40
@5oc; Early Rose, 3o@45c; Peerless. Io6
Goc; Burbanks, 4oc@s1 p ctl; Sweet, 1@11&c
ONIONs-Quotable at 3oa45c q ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 500
75; Biackeye, 81 5o91 60; Niles, 81 900
BEANs-we quote: Bayos, So 1908 a5;
Butter, So 1908; Pink, So 3O@2 As; Red,
So 20 to 50 s5; Lima, S3@3 10; Pea, $50
10; small White, So 9O@3 q ctl.
ETABLES-Tomatoes are again easing
In price. The supply OF Cucumbers is still
very large, and buyers have the advantage
We quote Green Okra, 50@90c e box; Green
Corn, Sl@1 25 z sack for common and
2og25c q dozen for Bay; Cucumbers
l5@3oc per box for bay; picking do, Soc 4
ctl for large and Soc q ctl for small;
Green Peppers, 25@50c = box for Chile
and oO@oOC for Bell; Tomatoes, 4O@5Oc y
box for bay and 4O@50c for River; Egg
- hn Sim mar Som d, -
SOC 2 box for Bay; Turnips 500b75c p ctl;
Beets, 81 sack; Carrots, feed. 50@75c;
Parsnips, 81 20 q ctl; Cabbage, 4o95oc; Gar
lie, 2@3c = N; Caulitower, 75c = dozen; Dry
Peppers, 15@2oc; Dry Okra, 2O@25c . rs:
Marrowfat Squash, S1o@12 p ton.
FRUIT We quote: Huckleberries, 6@Sc
z ID; Crab Apples, 60@75c 2 box; Grapes, 80
@50c q box for Sweetwater, 5oG 75c for NJ us
cat and 2o@o0c for black; white Nectarnes,
trade; Red do, 4o@50c 2 box; Watermelons,
$4@s6 = 100: Cantaloupes, 25G75c q case:
rigs, 35@75c z box; Blackberries, So 5o@4 so
erchest; Apricots 15@50c = box TO the trade
and 1aG24c = 10 to Gamers; Peaches, 1O@25ca
box and 10@25c a basket and 1%G34c p fb
to Gamers; PIums, l911gc q 10 to thetrade and
81 so q box; Raspberries, S799 q chest;
Pears, 15@4oc = box; do, Bartlett %G1c
= n for Strawberries, s6@9 y CHEST
Tor SharplesS; Mexican Lines, S9@9
q box; Lemons, Sicily, SsG9; California
Lemons, S4@4 80 for choice and S3@3 so
for common; California Oranges, S2@3 90;
Tahiti Oranges, So so TO So = box; Bananas
S2@2 so q bunchi Pineapples, S4@5 y
dozen.
DRIED FRUIT - There is nothing doing in
this line At the moment the situation is
altogether against sellers. Some dryers are
sending more or less stock East ON consign-
ment. while shipments are said to be making
TO England and European countries, by sail
ing vessels, with q view to opening trade in
that direction. We quote as follows: ApricotS,
bleiched, 51Ia971&c z N; do sun dried. Bose;
Peaches, sun-dried, 4G5c; do, bleached 6ase;
Apples o99c Tor eNaporated, 5@6c for
sliced and 31S@41&c tor quartered; pitted
PIums, 5@6c; unpltted, do. 1@213c; Grapes,
future delivery, 2s4c q II; Prunes, 514@6I9c
@tb.
HoNEY-Prices keep steady. though trade
is limited. Quotable at 514@6c for amber and
6h@619c for bright Comb is quotablc AT / "a
10 14c Z n.
BUTTER-The market is but moderately
steady for the more choice qualities. while
common grades are weak and hard to sell.
Eastern butter is said 10 be receiving greater
Fancy, 2T1x92sc; good TO choice, 26@2 nc;
fair 10 good, 1S@24c: store lots, 14@16c 4 h;
picked roll. 23@25c: iirkin 2Om22l%c:
Eastern, 12H@16c for ladle packed, and %
6l225Zc 2 10 Tor creamery.
CREESE-Stocks are not very large, though
enough for all trade wants We quote:
Choice to fancy, new, loLGI1 &c; fair to
good, 9@1oc; Eastern, ordinary to tine, 11@
13c2 2 70.
EGGS-Stocks are somewhat ahead of i'm
mediate wants, so that prices have easy tone.
We quote: California, ranch, 27L9
fancy, 20@21c for good to choice ana 1S@19c
or common.
POULTRY-Receipts are light, and values
are rather firm q consequence. We quote:
Live Turkeys-Gobhlers, 10000; Hens, g
0I7c q 10; BOOSTERS, ,S66l = for old and S5 006D
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