The record-union., 1891-05-21
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, May goth.
FLOUR-Trade is of fair volume. We quote:
Net cash price for Family Extras. So 400
8 90 2 Dbl; Bakers Extras, 50 1905 so;
WHEAT-Prices still have firm tone, the
range for desirable shipping grades being
ing uses are quotable at 81 S0@1 50 "a ell.
BARLEY-Nalues have materially strength
ened within day or two. We quote as fol-
common grades. 81 45@i so; Brewing,
81 1901 90 q ell for good to choice.
OATS-We quote as follows: Surprise,
TO choice feed, 81 S71z91 9215; fair, 81 500
So Gray, 81 S213@1 S71a = ctl.
CORN-Quite q little boom has developed
in this article, all descriptions sharing. in the
buoyant feeling. An offer of 81 $50 for a lot
of choice round Yellow is said TO have been
refused. We quote as follows: Large Yellow,
81 5oG1 5213; Small Yellow, 81 571511 60;
White, 81 S71491 50 p ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at $50 500
OILCAKE NfEAL-Quotable at S25 p ton
from the mills.
Observation-Disclosures quote Feed at $50
TO $50 p ton: fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 312644c q b.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S24 500
25 so 2 ton.
@3; Yellow, 50 50@2 rs 3 ctl; Canary, 2s4@
314c; Hemp, 4@414c; Rape, So; Timothy
412@5c; Alfalfa, 51a961ac 2 10; Flax, 50 5o@
MIDDLINGS-Stead demand. Quotable at
S21 50@22 so p ton.
HAY-New Hay is now on the market
so. We quote new: Alfalfa, IS 5000 so;
Wheat and Dat, ST.; wild Oat Sl4916 p ton
We quote old: Wheat, fair to good, S14
@19; choice, S22@24; Wild Dat. Si4@
ton. ~ ~ 1A--''i''' '0Sio =
STRAW-Quotable at 65@75c = bale.
HOPS-No business doing of consequence
and values are somewhat nominal. Quotable
at 26@30c z ID.
BRAN-Firm at ruling rates. Quotabie at
$lS@1S so p ton.
RIE-Trade is slow and limited in amount
Quotable at 81 30@1 35 2 ell.
BUCKWHEAT-Quota at 81 4O@1 so
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at $50 so
S33 so = ton.
POTAToES-Quotable at s5c@s1 in sacks
and Sol 25 2 ctl for Early Rose in boxes.
ONIONS-Are weak in price Quotable at
DRIED SPEAs-we quote: Green, 50 500
20; blackeye, 81 75@1 80; Niles, 81 700
BEANssooWe quote: Bayos, So 4o@3 so;
Butter, S2 1903; Pink, 50 5000 40; Red,
50 60@2 20; Lima, SO 1908 25; Pea, 50 10
@3 30; Small White, So 1908 20 y ctl
LES-Trade is good, but supplies
generally are in excess of market require
ments. We quote: Cucumbers, S5c@SI p
dozen; Rhubarb, 65c9S1 . box; Asparagus
6oc@Sl % = box for fair TO good and 81 500
I rs for choice TO fancy; Lima Beans, &C p ID;
Green Peppers, 15@1sc q n; Green
Peas, 75c@S1 p sack; String Beans, 3@4c 2
n for Los Angeles and 5@6c = h for Winters
and Nacaville; Wax Beans, 5@7c = 10; Toma-
toes, 50 '50d3 q box; Egg Plant, @ p h:
summer Squash, S1@1 % 2 box; Turnips, 75c
e cti;Beets, 81 z sack; Carrots, feed, 5OtG 75c;
Parsnips, 81 25 2 ctl; Cabbage, 4o@6Oc; Gar
nc. lG2 Y 10 for Italian, and 10Gl219c for Cal
ifornia; Caulltiower, -G}-c q dozen; Dry Pep
prs, l5d2oc; Dry Okra, 2o@25c p h.
FRUlr-The Cherry season is fairly at
also make liberal exhibit Lines sharply de-
clined this week, there being among
we Sg9e prices as foI9wT
ries, s4@6 . chest for sharpless. S7@g
for Longworth; Cherries, 25G65c for white
and 5oe@sl 20 2 box for red and black
50 5oG4 90 2 box; Lemons Sicily. 5000 90;
California Lemons, 5000 for Riverside and
Navel S3@5; Riverside Seedlings 81
@l 25 for off sizes and 81 25@2 for regular
sizes; Los Angeles Navels, o; Los
Angeles Seedlings, Sl@1 so r box; Bananas
81 1902 so z bunch; Pineapples, S4@5 4
dozen
DRIED FRUIT-we quote as follows:
Apples, evaporated, in boxes, 1o1%41 &c; sliced
20 sc; quartered. StGS15c; Pears 4@5c TOR
common and 7@t9c for quartered unpeeled
Bartlett Figs, 335G94c; do. pressed, in boxes,
1AG5c; Pitted Plums, 11@12c; Peaches
bleached, lo@12c; common sun-dried, ga
10c; Aprcots, bleached, 1901 sc in sacks aud
14@l6 = % in boxes; Nectarines, 1212@l sc
for white; Red do. bleached, Sc; sun-dried,
6@1c; California Prunes, 7@9c z n /; Grapes
315a4c q h for stemmed and 1%@215c for
uHsleHlHlet fNilSlils. 81 GO0Nl 90 n box Tor
London Layers; 3-crown loose, S5c@Sl;
2-crown loose. 65@T0c y box.
HONEY-There is no strength in prices
We quote as follows: White Comb, l1@l4c:
Amber, S910c; white liquid extracted, $40
&c: Amber colored and candied, 5(6514c r 10
BEESWAX--Quotable at 23@26c 4 %.
BUTTER-Desirable qualities of fresh Butter
are steady ut the late advance in prices
We quote: Fancy. 21@22c; good to choice
2o@21c: fair TO good, IS@19c; store lots, 16@
lie = 10.
CHEESE-Prices are easy, the receipts be-
ing in excess of immediate wants. We
quote as follows: Choice to fancy new,
go 1910; fair to good. 71%@S15c; Eastern
ordinary 10 fine, 11@1412c 2 10.
EGGS-Eastern arrivals are falling off
We quote prices: California, 1901 SC for good
10 choice and zoe for prime ranch; Eastern
l7@lSc = dozen.
POULTRY-Turlxeysar e cheaper No change
in other kinds. We quote: Live TURKEYS
Gobblers. 20@21c; Hens, 17@lsc; BOOSTERS.
S5@6 for old and $10@12 for young:
Broilers, S3@D5 for small and S5dS for large;
fryers, s. as so; Hens So 5000 so: Ducks
$500 for young, and $5@6 for old Geese
81 90 q pair for old and 81 5oa2 20 for
young
PROVISIONS There is a fair movement in
cured meats. We quote prices: Eastern
cured Hams, 12@121Sc; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, 131&@14c; California Bacon. heavy
and medium, 912tG1 0c do light, 121SG1 Sc: do
extra light, 1314914c; do clear sides, $50
Toe = 10; Pork, extra prime, S14614 so; do
prime mess, 81 5@15 80; do mess, 81 cole so;
do clear, S1S91S 80; do extra clear, 81 ga
10 30 a Dbl: Pigs Feet S12 so q Dbl: Beef