The record-union., 1891-09-30
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

FLOUR-Trade is not of large dimensions at
the moment. Net cash prices for Family IEX-
tras, 5000 25 2 bbl; Bakers Extras, so 3
@5 %; Superfine, So 65@3 90.
WHEAI-There Is fair inquiry on the part
OK shippers, which seems to be promptly met
st ruling rates. The demand Is not urgent,
SO that prices do not vary to an extent
worthy of notice QuotableaJ 81 6614@1 671a
q ctl for standard qualities. with 81 6S$4 for
choice; milling, 81 T0Q1 1921 = ctl.
BARLE1-Otterings are in excess of the de-
mand just now and there is less strength to
values than a week ago. Dark feed is offered
freely at 81 O212, and liberal buyer could
likely clean up round lots at 81 p ctI. There
have been moderate shipments OF Chevalier to
Europe, which helps values OF this quality.
talr export movement prevails in Brewing,
mostly on New York account. Old Brewing Is
about on a par in value with new crop, the
latter being available for mailing purposes. We
quote: Feed, 81 021aC91 071a, with 81 0S$4 for
choice; Brewing, 81 12L@1 90; Chevafier,
81 35@l 371a Fctl forstandard; lower grades,
81 071q@l 121a = ctl.
OATS-The situation shapes once more in
favor OF the selling interest. Stocks are less
scattered and the market is mucn better
handled. There is improving demand
which also helps matters. We quote as
follows: Surprise, 81 40@1 471a; milling,
81 35@1 20; good to choice, 81 30@l 40;
1alr, 81 22Lae91 2713; Gray, 81 2 I1aQ1 3211I;
Black, 81 z. Ez@1 50 2 ctl for Oregon, ana
81 5O@1 : 5 for California.
CORN-The situation is hard to define. Sales
OF new Large Yellow, TO arrive, have been
made at 81 171%, while ii is likely that buyers
could contract literally for future delivery at
81 20 to 81 25 q ct. Spot lots might bring
81 80 and perhaps trifie more. Small Yel-
low IS held at q wide range as to quality, say,
81 35g1 4212. White is quotable at 81 35@
] 45 a ell.
CRACKED CoRN-QuotabHe at s3o@31
o1LCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 q ton
from the mills.
CoRNMEAL-AIiners quote Feed at s29
10 S31 2 ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large ami small packages, 31IGl331c = 10.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard Brown, So rs
to S3; Yellow, So 1908 = ctl; Canary, 155c to
&c; Hemp, 414d41ac; l&ape, s.; Timothy, 41%c
TO oc; Alfalfa, 51496c = II; Flax, S292 25 =
MIDDLINGs-Quotable at s21 5o@2a so
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s2a 500
% so z ton.
HAY-supplies are quite liberal and the
prices: Alfalfa, S11@12; Wheat, Sl1 so
@11; " heat and Oat, S11 5O&l3 so: Bar
ley, SO 5oGl2; Glover, S12@13; Wild Oat,
S1l@l2 80; Stock, S1O@11y ton.
SIkAW-Quotable at4O@5oc 2 bale.
HOPS-SOme inquiry Is beginning to de-
velop and IT looks as if there would soon be a
revival IN trade. Buyers are said 10 be IN the
country, hunting choice parcels. Quotable at
11@15c q ID.
BRANEIs lower. Quotable at s1e@ao p
ton.
RYE-Large receipts have caused q lowering
o. asking prices. Quotable at 81 575Ia1 90
p ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-N Nominal at 81 25@1 SO
2 ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable ct S28@24
e ton.
POTATOES are fairly steady. as re-
ceipts clean up well. We quote as follows:
Garnet Chiles, 50G6Oc; Early Rose. sea acc;
Peerless, 100000; Burbanks, 33@45c for
lNer and -vc9S1 for Salinas; Sweet, 1860
81 % . ctl.
oNIoNs-Q Quotable at 55@65c = ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 500
2oi blackeye' 81 4o@i 90; Niles, 81 35@
BEANS-Market demoralized. Prices lower
ell round. We quote: Bayos, S2@2 Is;
Butter, S2@2 25i Pink, 81 eo@2 10; Red,
SOP 10; Lima, 50 75@2 50; Pea, 81 SO
6o3; small " bite, 81 25@.2 50 2 ctl-
Y NEGETABLES-Ihere continues 10 be lib
eral exhibit of the several varieties. We quote
prices as follows: Lima Beans. 11%G42c =
h; Green Okra, 25@i0c 2 box; Green Corn,
4o@75c t ooN small crates ana $40 90 for
large; CucumberS. 3930cP box for Day; pick
ling, do, 35@50c 2 ell for large and 500 oC
Iorsmall Green Peppers, 35G4 Dc p box tor
Chile and 100000 for Bell: Tomatoes I5G
soc 2 box; Egg Plant. 400 soc p box: sum
mer Squash, 2504Uc = box for bay; Turnips
50@9 sc = cIl; Eeets, 81 p sack; Carrots, feed.
@5Uc; Garlic, 3a4c = ctl; Caulifower, , sc :
dozen; Dry Peppers, l5@2oc; Dry Okra, 2o@
zoe 2 ID; Marrowiat Squash, S5@I 2 ton.
FRUIT-rne marlIct Is croNued w.th S oclS
ana buyers have tn advantages. Wine
Grapes, Ss@I2 q ton; Crab Apples, SIG1 %
e box; ounces, 25@5oc = box; Grapes, ga
SOC a box for Sweetwater, 25Go5c for Mus
cat, l0935c for black ana 5@4Jc Tor To
kay, and f0@5oc for Isabella: Water
melons, si9ae . 100; CantaIoupes, 500
ries, S4@5 q chest; Peaches, 2 950c = DoN
1'iums, 100 4lc Rbox; Apples, 2ocgSl = box
Raspberries, SS9IO 2 chest; Tears, 3u6g6l z
box lor common and l@Sc 2. b Iot goou rarU
lett; Strawberries, S5G1 2 chest for Sharp
less, ana Se@9 for I4ongworth; Mexican
LINES, SiG5 z box; Lemons, Sicily
81 5O@S; California Lemons 81 5O@5
forcommon to choice; Tahiti Oranges, So 5oa3
e box; Bananas, S2@2 so . buncn; Pine
apples, S4@5 . dozen; cape Cod Cranberries
SIOGl = pDl.
DRIED FRUIT-Some custom is being
drawn out more on account OF low prices
than nom any positive requirements on tho
not excessive, and prices for this description
show trmnsss. We quote prices as follows
Apricots, bleached, 5@Sc; do, sun-dried
364c; Peaches, peeled eVaporated loo
Sc; Apples, 606Lc for evaporated, 405t
for sliced, and 3G4c tor quartered; pitteC
Iiuins, 30 BIC; uDpitted do, 2@3c; Grapes
2A@3c 2 ID; Frunes, AZ a 6c = h
and 3G4c for quartered; Nectarlnes, 3694c foI
red ana o96c for white; Figs, 31aG416c FOR
pressed and 5@4c for impressed.
RAlSlNS-Business Is OF moderate proper
tions. Tie weather SO far has been favorab
Tor curing. We quote Layers, fancy 81 81
To 81 60; = box; choice, 81 2591 40; fair t,
good, 90cGS1 1&]9, with the usual adyanc
for fractional boxes Muscatels 75@9oc 3
box and &c q h for sack.
HONEG-Receipts continue light, and n,
great quantity is on hand at producing points
Trade however, is both small and slow, keep
ing prices barely steady. Extracted is quot
able at 514@534 for amber and 614@61&c 10
bright, Comb il quotable at 0Q13c = 10.
BEESW WAX-Quotable at 22@24c 2 h.
BUTTER-Nalues for fresh qualities hay
been anything but steady for the past week
have been making concessions in order I
work off consignments. The high prices tina