The record-union., 1891-07-16
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


FLOUR-Exports by the Panama steamer
yesterday were much larger than usual, en-
10 South America. Net cash price for Family
Extras, So 1906 25 q Dbl; Bakers Extras,
So 1905 20; Superfine, So 1904 10.
WHEAT-Trade at the present time is not of
large volume 1t is said that contracting par
ties differ as to values. else the volume OF
transaction would be much greater. However,
il win be but a short while before export trade
must necessarily be brisk and active. At the
moment, 81 90 r ctl is the full limit of the
market, as buyers will not pay more.
BARLEI-Still continues to exhibit frm
tone and strong tendency. From 81 171a to
] 20 p ctl may be considered as the range for
fair to choice for feed grades. Sales were re-
ported to-day at 81 1874 e ctl.
OATS-The inquiry is beginning TO show
improvement and the volume of business is
daily enlarging. Prices are steady, while the
situation generally seems to favor the selling
interest. Quotable at 81 50@1 90 q ctl for
old and 81 1901 so fer new feed.
CORN-Trade is dull. but dealers expect
that prices will be maintained. The Panama
steamer yesterday carried 1000 centals 10
Central America We quote: Large Yellow,
81 Sz}a; Small Yellow, 81 go; White, 81 10
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s4o@41 p
oiLCAKE NIEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton
CORNMEAI-Miners quote Feed at $50 so
to $40 so 2 ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 334G.4c p u.
SEEDs-We quote: Mustard Brown 50 70
as; Yellow, S2@2 80 q ctI; Canary, 2349
314c; Hemp, 4d1Lc; Rape, S2@2 so; Timo-
thy, 414g5c; Alfalfa, 512@61ac 2 Ii; Flax,
DDTINGSGQuotable at S24@25 p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at $25@26 q
HAY-The market is in healthy shape.
There has been an unexpected demand on
shipping account this season, many hundred
tons having been exported TO South America.
This circumstance has given great strength TO
prices, causing growers to be benefited. We
quote: Alfalfa, $12@12 so; Wheat, $50
n. " boot ,,t,H n.,4 = - A.. rla
S13@13 so; tame Oat, S11 Jo@13 so; Wild
Oat, $12 5o913 90 q ton.
S1RAW-Q Quotable at 6O@7Oc q bale.
HOPS-DullnesS is yet the feature of the
situation. Quotable at 26@30c = 10.
BRAN-Q Notable at S21 5G@22 2 ton.
RYE-Prices are shade fiIner. Quotable
at 81 30d1 S2L z ctl.
BUCKWHEA1-Nomin at 81 so > ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-QuotabIe at S24@25
= ton.
POTATOES-Re have been liberal, but
the shipping demand has been good and sup
plies have moved on without materially up
setting prices. We quote as follows: Garnet
Chiies, 60@65c; Early Rose, 40e55c in SACKS
ana 50@7oc in boxes; Peerless, GOO 75c; Bur
banks, 5c@Sl 10.
ONlONS-Market well supplied. Quotable
at 35G55c a ctl for Red and G5@S0c for Sill
vorskins.
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Green, 50 SEQ
2 rs for Eastern and S2@2 90 for California;
buckeye, 81 60@1 60; Niles; 81 50@l 65 =
ctl.
BEANs-we quote: Eayos, SO 2o@8 80;
So 7c@2 So; Lima, S3G3 20; Pea, 1908 20;
Small White. S3@3 0 q ctl.
VEGETA BLES-Beans are about out for the
season. Choice Cucumbers bring good prices
Tomatoes are in liberal receipt, with fair de
mand. Peppers continue plentiful and easy
in price We quote as follows: Green Okra,
Sgl0c 4 b; Green Corn, 75c@S1 r sack for
Nacaville and 1901 sc for Bay; Cucumbers
4O@50c z box for Nacavile and Sl@1 80
for Bay; picking do, 5o@G5Gc for large and
G5@Soc z box for small; Green Pep
pcrs, 4o@5Oc q box for Chile and 75ctG
81 for Bell; tomatoes, 25935c z box for Va
caville, and 81 25@1 so for River; Egg Plant
S5cGS1 % = box; summer Squash 700 soc
q box for Bay; Turnips, z sc z ctl; Beets, 81 =
sack; Carrots, feed, 5OgT5c; Parsnips, 81 %
60, naooaSe; d496Cc; e1arhc, 5g1 6c 70 Tor
PEPPERS. 10000; Dry OlSra, 2o@25c q 10.
FRUIT-Currants are not worth quoting
any longer. CantaiouEes are making much
better exhibit. and Waterme.ons viii soon in
crease in supply. Figs are literally repre-
sented. APricotsa are in fair request. Peaches
sell az a wide range the difference in quality
being great. Black Currants are now on the
market, selling at zoe per drawer. We quote:
Grapes, 75cG1 20 e. box; WatermeIons, So
O. + doz; Cantaloupes, So 5o@3 so = case;
Figs, 25@65c q box; Bklckbcrries, S697 =
chest; ApricotS, 1U@65c = box and 3OM
soc q bskt to the trade and 11l92c p u TO
q bSkt; do Crawford, s5c6S1 p box: Plums,
lose z 10; Apples, 25@15c q box; Rasp-
box; Strawberries, S5@7 = chest for Snarpless,
$1O@11 for Longworth; Mexican Lines ST.
4 box; Lemons, Sicily, Sos; California
lemons. 81 TO So for choice and S2@3
for common; Riverside Seedlings. 81 25@
= so; Los Angeles Seedlings, 75c@S1 a box;
Tahiti Oranges, So to So 90 e box; Bananas,
S2@2 90 per bunch; Pineapple, S4@5 q
dozen
DRIED FRUIT-we quote: Apples, evapor-
ated, in boxes, 10%@12c; sliced, SG9c:
quartered, S9SIZc; pftted Plums Zoe TO
I2c; Peaches, bleached. 7c common sun
dried. 69Sc; Aprcots. bleached, 126l3c in
sacks and l3&l4c 2 h in boxes California
Prunes. 79Sc = n; Raisns, 81 25,Gl 40 "a
box for London Layers; 3-crown loose, S0@
90c; 2-crown loose, o5@ zoe = box.
HONEN-Receipts continue light, but no
special advance in prices is expected, unless
develop. New crop is quotabie at 514@6c
for amber and 6}4@614e Tor bright. Comb
IS quotable at l2h(a14cF 3 10.
BUTIER-ArrlNalS are yet more or less de-
fective The only select fresh now coming for
ward is from cows having green feed
and, in most places aside from the,
north. such feed has TO be specially culti-
waited at this season o' the year We
quote: Fancy, 23@ 24c; good TO choice, ! ga
2lc; fair 20 good, 17@IS SC; store lots, / 5@
Ice q %; Eastern, 15GlSc for ladle packed
and 19o20c q ID for creamery.
CHEESE-The supply OF the domestic arti-
Gle is anything but large, while prices show
good strength. Higher ates would likely pre-
vail were il not that imports OF Eastern
Cheese were rather liberal WeQuote: Choice
to fancy, new, 1o& 1ol4c; fair 10 good, 9@9Jac:
Eastern, ordinary TO fine, 11@13c.
EGGS-Strictly choice ana warranted Eggs
alone are wanted. For anything else. sellers
viii pay. We quote prices as follows:
California ranch, 25@26c; store lots, 15@2oc;
Eastern 22@o22l &c for fancy, 1S@ 19c for good
TO choice and 15@17c per dozen for COIN