The record-union., 1891-10-14
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
san FRANCIsCo. October


market generally has steady tone. Net cash
prices for Family Extras. S5@5 25 p bbl;
Bakers Extras, 50 1895 20; Supertine,
WHEAT-The demand for parcels suited
tor milling purposes is said to De steady and
regular, there being supply enough 10 meet all
wants in this line. Quotable at 81 6S34(G1 20
for good to choice shipping grades; milling,
81 7214@1 70 z ctl
BARLEY-There is much low-grade Cheva-
lier on the market, which drags at as low
prices as are current on common feed. Brew
ing grades that are desirable from shipping
standpoint are also in request, no suitable
quote: Feed, 971%c@S1 for dark coast, and
81 021a(91 or tor better quality. Brew
ing, 81 1211a91 20; Chevaller, 81 35@1 371@
j 20 2 ctl.
OAIS-There is pretty good inquiry for all
descriptions, and trading is fairly brisk. Tie
inquiry for black oats for seed is somewhat
positive. Offerings of black are not very
plentiful, and values are firm and strong.
We quote as follows: Surprise, 81 45@
90; milling, 81 1901 42lq; good to choice,
81 321@@1 40; fair, 81 25a1 30 Gray,
81 3o@1 3654; Black, 81 35@1 70 4 ctl
for OREGON and 81 5o@l 50 for California.
CORN-BuyerS are lew and their purchases
amount to very little even in the aggregate,
New crop is coming 10 hand with more free
dom, and liberal supplies are promised in the
near future. Contracts can be made, 10 arrive.
at prices below quotations. Market weak all
round. We quote: Large Yellow. 81 25@
I 271@ e ctl: small Yellow, 81 2711@1 80;
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S2s@29 q
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 P ton
from the mills.
CORNMEAL-MuIers quote Feed at S27 so
@2S 30 ? ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 314g3a4c 2 %.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard Brown, 50 so
as; Yellow, 50 1908 2 ctl; Canary, l&z@
2c; Hemp 4h@4lzc; Rape, So; Timothy. ~
@3e Alfalfa, go &c e II; Flax, S2@2 70 z
Quotable at s28@24 ? ton.
CHOPPED fEED-Quotablc at $22@23 2
ton.
HAY-For the better qualities Of Hay there
is active demand at fun figures. Other de-
scrptions show but moderate strength. We
Wheat and Oat. Sl1 5O@l3 80; Barley
SO 50@12; Glover, SI2@13 3; wild oat, 81 10
u 80; stock, $lQG11 2 ton.
SIRAW-QuoIaOle at 356s5Oc , bale
HOPS-Quotable at 10@14c ? 70 as to quail
ity. The market looks nttle more promis-
ing for business, and several dealers are OF the
opinion that in a short while the situation
viii develop movement Of fair proportions.
BRAN-Firm tone 10 prices. Quotable at
$40 5o@2I so Z ton.
RNE-Ihere iS wider range in prices
Quotable at 81 5CGl 90 = ctl
BQCkW WHEAT-2uo at 81 6oG1 rs
GRoUND BARLEY-Quotable at s28@o4
POTATOES quote: Garnet Chlles. 100
soc; Early Rose, 3oG35c; Burbanks, 35q zoe
S1G1 90 e ctl.
oNIoNs--from 6oc to zoe p ctl VIII en-
brace all sales.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green. 81 35a
80; Blackeye 81 4o@1 90; Miles, 81 40g
] so e ctl.
BEiNs-Bayos, 81 s5@l 80; Butter, SEQ
%; Pink, 81 so; Red, 81; Lima, 81 300
-; Pea, S2@2 %; Small White. So 05
@2 r ctl.
VEGETABLEs-C are in lighter
receipt frost having damaged the crop in
some sections. Tomatoes are in ample receipt
Tor all market purposes. summer Squash is
firm, owing 10 light supplies. Corn is about
out Tor the season. We quote as follows:
Lima Beans, PIG 31zcT n: Green okra. 8 sc soc
box; Green Corn. 6U0,95c = box: sum
Iner squash. 65G75c , box; CuclInl-
bers, 4oa15c ? box; Green Peppers 500 zoe
q box for Chile and 40@50c for Bell: Tolna-
toes, 593ocP box; Egg Plant, 50@6Qc 2 box;
Iurnips, 5o@75c 9 ell; Beets, 81 2 sack;
Carrots, feed. 5o@75c; Parsnips, 81 25 p ctl;
Cabbage, 50@65c; Garlic, 3@4c p h; Cauli-
flower, 75c r dozen; Dry Peppers, 15@2oc:
Dry Okra, 2o925c = ID: Marrowfat Squash
$TGl0 r ton.
FRUTr-Receipts are falling of, while the
demand is less brisk, so that values have not
improved 10 any notable extent. Wine Grapes
meet with STEADY custom, and table varieties
still come in for fair share OF attention. Buy
ers OF Apples mostly want the best qualities
and viii take no other, so that trade draqS
character. Peaches are slow OF sale. PiumS
areio smaller supply: Berries hold up well
IN price, the receipts being in excess
of trade demands. We quote prices as fol-
lows: Wine Grapes, SS@l3 2 ton; Ounces,
4oG5oc 2 box; Pomegranate, 75c to
81 y box: Grapes 25a,dOc = hoy for
Sweetwater, 25@4oc for Muscats, 2oS 4Oc for
Black, 35@65c for Tokay, 30G1oc Tor Yer
dells, and 65@9oc Tor isabella; Watermelons.
S5@l7 Z 100; Cantaloupes. 25cG3S1 so = crate;
Figs, 5Oe6gSl F5box; Peaches, 25m65c = box:
Plums, 3oGg5c = box; Apples, 25cet 81 2 box:
Raspberries, S9fG9 + chest; Pears, 5aIOc ,,
box Tor common. and 5ocdSl > > for Bartlett:
Strawberries, S68S r chest for SharpleSs;
Mexican LINES, 5000 z box: Lemons SlciIv
s. 5oaS; California Lemons, 81 5oa5 tt,r
common 10 choice; Tahiti Oranges. 81 seas
v box; Bananas S2@2 90 T. bunch: Pine
apples, Sit10 2 dozen; Cape Cod Cranberries
S9@10 z pb6 Oregon Cranberries, IS 500
3 90 ? bbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Some little trade is doing.
but not enough To create amy marked at,-
tivity. We quote: Apricots, bleached. case;
do, sun-dricd, Be &c; Peaches, peeled evapor-
5S6c; Apples, 6IEa9c for eyaporated 4U45 C
Tor sliced, and 3M1e for quariered: pitied
plums. 395 SIC; unpitted do, a@3c; Grapes
2IG3c 2 ibi Prunes, 11aGoc 4 10; German
for sliced, and 3@4cIor quartered; Nectarines.
36oac for red, and 5@6c for white; Figs, 31sJ3
d14c for pressed, and 3@ic for impressed
kAlSINs-Steady tone TO prices. We
@S1 90 p box; choice, 81 35mI 30; tair 10
good, S1@1 %, with the usual advance for
fractional boxes; MuscatelS, 75@gOc . box
and 1G41ac p 10 for sacks.
H0NEY-Market steady. but quiet We
quote; Extracted, $40 $50 for amber
and 6A@6lac for bright. Comb is quotable at
10@13c = 10.
BUTTER-The market shows improving
tone, especially for the better class of fresh
Butter, which is not arriving very freely.
Trade in packed Butter is reported to be good,
and is expected TO continue SO until the green
grass season opens again. Occasionally some
thlng select IN the way of fancy freSh Butter
sells ~ tribe above quotations, but this busi-