The record-union., 1891-07-01
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
ANtKANC1sco. Lun,


FLOUR-Easy tone 10 prices, with tendency
to lower rates. We quote as follows: Net cash
price for Family Extras, So 1895 2 4 bbl;
bakers Extras, 50 1908 20; Superhne,
WHEAT-Business at the moment is dull,
as is 10 be expected. II Will lie but Il short
while. however, before there Will be marked
activity. Good shipping wheat is quotable at
81 % 3 ? ctl as ii TOP price.
BARLEH-MarkeSa against sellers. Receipts
of new crop are beginning TO enlarge and
there is prySSIre TO sell. \ cargo of choice
bright new Barley, which could be ciaSScd as
OF brewing quality, was offered on Change to-
day at 81 % T. ctl witnOut bringing out Il bid
over 81 O2i3 = ctl. This fact illustrates the
situation.
OA1S-It is hard to give anything like a
definite figure, as there Is practically nothing
doing. Old ats range all the way from 5 so
to 81 IS, while 81 30@l so 2 cti is given as
the quotable range for the new Oats that ale
now Offering.
CORN-This morning the receipts were
somewhat large, say 3, 200 ctls, and the mar
let present; softer tone. without positive
change in price. We quote: Large fellow.
81 9214; Small Yellow, 81 %; White, So %
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s4o@41
oTLcAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton
CORNMEAL- -AIillers quote Feed at S39 SO
Gao so q ton; tine kinds for the liable, in
large and small packages, $40 &C 2 b.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, So rs
Hemp, 4@ll4c; Rape, S2@2 so; Timothy,
41Ze 5c; Alfalfa, 51ag6H = h; Flax, So 5o@
MIDDLINGS- -Quotable at S25@a6 p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s26@27
= ton.
and arrivals that are firSt-class sell rapidly at
full rates. We quote as follows: Alfalfa
S9@l1; Wheat, S11@13 so; Wheat and Oat,
SI1 50@13; Barley, Slo@12 sc; Wild Oat,
STRAW-Q Quotable at 65975c p bale.
HOPS-Gontinue inactive. The absence OF
any pronoun e inquiry would indicate that
to choice old are quotable at 2G@30c r ID.
BRAN-Quotable at S22@22 so p ton.
RIE-Quotable at 81 271ag1 80 2 ctl.
RUCK KWHEAT-Nominai at 81 so y ctI
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S24 so
to S25 30 r ton.
POTATOES-Movem is only moderately
brisk. and there is more or less surplus on the
wharves. We quote: Garnet ChiIes, G5@
soc; New Eally Rose, 40@ 90 in sacks and 90
a SUc in boxes; Peerless, 05@70c.
ONIONS-Are in good supply. Quotable at
45@5Oc 2 ctl for Red, and 7o@9Oc for Silver
DRIED PEAs-We quote: Green. So 5oa
9 70 for Eastern, and 81 30@2 80 for Cai!-
tornia; Biackeye, 81 1892; Niles, 81 65@
BEANs-we quote: Bayos. So 2oa3 80;
Butter, 50 1903; Pink, 81 30@2 90; Red,
So I0@2 50; Lima, S3@u3 %; Pea, S3@93 25:
Small White, S3@8 10 q cti.
NEGEIABi E-AsFaragus is about out OF
season. RhubtrD continues in moderate re-
ceipt. Corn is coming along in sacks in al
most baked condition, owing TO the hot
weather. Other kinds also show the effect OF
heat. As a consequence, much stock is offer
ing at lower rates than quotations. which rep
resent desirable product. Green Corn. sal &c
2 dozen for Nacaville and 20@25c for bay;
Cucumbers, 5O@65c u box for NacaYille and
&1a1 so for bay; Green Peppers, 12H
String Beans, 2L@514c q ID for green;
Wax Beans, 2%@31<c Z ID; Refugee Beans,
&c 70; Tomatoes: 2o@5oc 2 box;
I5@25c for Winters, and 25@5Oc : box
for Bay; Turnips 75c 2 ctl; Beets, 81 p sack;
Carrots, feed. 5Oa75c; PafSnips, 81 25 Z, cti
Cabbage, 100000; Garlic, 5G6c . ctl for Cal
Peppers. 15@2Oc; Dry Ollra, 2o@25c y rb
ERUIT-GoOd demand for Lines. because
of hot weather. Some few Cantaloupes have
been received, but arrivals are not large
enough yet 10 warrant quotation. Cherr es
are giving ont very fast and prices are firm
Peaches are in good demand at steady figures.
Figs are coming in more freely. Berries OF all
kinds are well represented. More or less Fruit
is injured by heat. and goes at nominal price.
We quote as follows: Figs, 50c@S1 = box;
Blaciberries, S5Sg7 Ss chest; Apricots, So
@G5c for Royal; Peaches. 4C@S5c = tox
and 409S5c 4 basket; Plums, 5Uc4S1 p box
as TO size; Apples, 16@40c 3 box for Green and
50c@S1 for Red; pRaspberries, $50
box; Currants, So 5000 q chest; Goose
berries, 39lc z 10 for Oregon inn
proved; StrkWDerrleS, S6GS z chest for
Sharpless, S1O@14 for Longworth; Cherries,
SOC. sc a box for DARK and 75@9Oc
2 box for Royal Anne; Mexican Lines,
SS@10 2 box; Lemons, Sicily, 81 500
so; California Lemons, S36G3 so for choice
and 81 50@2 so for common; Riverside
Seedlings, 81 25a1 so for OFF sizes and So
o. 20 lor regular sizes; Los Angeles Seed
lings, 75cG$I q box; Tahiti Oranges, $50
so = box; Bananas, S2@2 so : bunch:
Pineapples. SI95 q dozen.
DRIED FkUIr-Irade and prices both
nominal, owing to the absence of stocks 10
operate with. We quote: Apples, evap.
| grated. in boxes, 10h@12c: sliced, S@9c;
quartered, S@S19c; Pears, dose for com
mon and 7cto &c for quartered unpeeled Bart
beached, 7c;, common sun-dried, 6G
/ &c: Aprlcots, bleached, l2@13c in sacks and
| 13@1Ic 4 ID in boxes; Nectarines, 1870 i sc
for white; Red, do, bleached, Sc; sun-dred
| 6a7c; California Prunes, 7@Sc = 10; Raisins
81 25@l 40 q box for London LAYERS
3-crown loose, so990c; 2-crown loose, 65@
HONEY-Receipts of new crop are light, as
yet being quotable at 5I66c for amber and
65I9612c for bright. White Comb is quotabIe
at 5616c z 10
BUTTER-At the moment receipts are fiji
only for pastry uses, being soft and all out OF
shape, the result of the heat. We quote
Fancy. 22@ 221ac; good to choice, 19@21c; fail
TO good, 17@ISc; store lots, 15@16c y 10
Eastern, 15@lSc for ladle packed.
CHEESE-Demand is good and prices are
more than steady, We quote: Choice to
IaucNs uGAy 0T2NfIbC. isilI 10 good, S(d1Sc
Eastern, ordinary TO fine, 11@1415cY p n.
EGGS-Dull OF sale, with prices easy. In
creased demand is expected after the Fourth
of July HOLIDAYS. We quote: California ranch
21162 221lc; store lots, 17@2oc; Eastern. 2oc
for choice and 19c 2 dozen for other quality
POULTRI-The percentage of dead Chick
ems i'll coops now arriving is very large, the
fowls not eing able to stand the heat during
transportation. We quote as follows: Live
Turkeys-Gobblers, 17@19c; Hens, Hole &C
e ID; BOOSTERS, 80 5o@6 for old and SS@10