The record-union., 1891-08-22
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
san FRANCIsCo. Aurnst o7 1s

SAN FRANCISCO. August 81, 1891.
FLOUR - Firm at current figures. We
quote follows: Net cash prices for
Family Extras $5@5 % 4 bbI; Bakers
Extras, S5 1895 IS; Super1ne, So ESQ
WHEAT-The tone of themarlzeti is buoyant.
there being very strong holding. The demand
is not what might be termed pressing, but
sellers are of the belief that inquiry will be
more urgent and general by-and-by. With
such feeling, il is TO be expected that values
would show tirmness. No. shipping quality
is quOtable at 81 66A@1 G75, with 81 6S3I
z ctl for choice. 1t is said that millers have
to pay 81 20 p ctl for milling.
BARLEH-Ihe market keeps about station
ary. Sellers are not forcing trade and this cir
cumstance largclyfneips matters. Feed is quot
able at 81 1901 l2Ia, with 81 1917 r ctI for
choice. Old Brewing, 81 6O@1 75; New Brew
ing, 81 171a p ctl.
OATS-fTtces are undis,urbed, there being
no movement OF magnitude. QuOtable at
81 30@1 80 2 ctl for fair TO choice; Gray,
merely, nominal: We quote as follows
Large Yellow, 81 65G1 671@; small Yellow,
| 81 721a@1 70; White 81 60@l 65 = ctI.
Z ton.
OILCAKE, MEAL-Quotable at $50 = ton
from the mills.
CORNMEAL-3Ifners. quote feed at S3s so
@39 80 T. Ton; tine kinds for the table, in
aIge ana small packages, 3NG4c q 10.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, 50 70
L,
hemp, 4@414c; Rape, $2@.2 30; Timothy,
4I2@5c; Alfalfa, 55z961ac q ID; Flax, s. SOC
2 rs q cti.
MIDDLINGS-Prices continue to advance.
Quotabe at S23@24 2 ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S24@25
= ton.
noted. We quote: Alfalfa, Sl1@12; Wheat,
S12@14 so; Wheat and Oat, Sl1 5O@14;
Barley, Sl1@12; Clover, $11@13; Wild Oat,
TRAW-Quotable at 400 soc ? bale.
HOPS-Nominal at 1139221lc = b.
BRAN-Is higher. Qu0tabIe at S2O@2O so
RYE-In demand at 81 55 p ctl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 25@1 so
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s25@26
PoTAToEs = Prices continue easy. We
quote as follows: Garnet Chiles, 4O@5Oc;
Early Rose, 25@40c; Peerless, 100000; Bur
banks, 35@90c = ctl; Sweet, I@11Zc p b.
ONIONS-Quotable at 3CaIOc = ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 500
l z5; Blackeye, 81 50@1 so; Niles, 81 BOO
BE&Ns-we quote: Bayos, SO 1903 25;
Butter, So 1908; Pink, So 30@2 10; Red,
So 70 to So S5; Lima, 5000 1C; Pea, $3@
3 10; Small White, 81 9O@3 p ctl.
NEGETA ABLES-C0rn sells slowly Toma.
| toes are doing better. Wequote: INA Beans
| 3@4c 4 ID; Green Okra, 5Oa7 sc {. box; Green
! Corn, so, @Sl q sack for common and
| 20@25c > dozen for Bay; Cucumbers
| 1593Oc per box for Bay; picking do, soc 4
! ctl for large and Soc y Ctl for small;
! Green Peppers, 25@35c q box for Chile
| box for Bay and 5O975c for River; Egg
| Plant, 75c@S1 + box; Summer Squash, so
! 35c z box for Bay; Turnips, 5o675c q ctl;
| Beets, 81 = sack; Carrots, feed, 5Oa75c
/ Parsnips, 81 % q ctl; Cabbage, 4O@ soc; Gar
| lie, 2G3c 2 10; Calilifiower, 75c e dozen; Dry
| Peppers, 15@2Oc; Dry OlIra, 2o925c g b
! Marrowfat Squash. $40 2 ton.
| FRUIT - WatenneIOns ana CantalOupeS
/ are abundant and cheap. Apricots are almost
| out OF season. Peachea, pears and plums con
! 2 h; Crab Apples, T5cG51 q box; Grapes, 80
! @5Gc p box for Sweetwater 5O@75c for Mus
cat and 20@5Qc for black; white Nectarines
! 4o@5oc q box; -Watermelons, $500 q 100
! Cantaloupes, 25@1 SC 2 casei Figs, 500
! 75c p box; BIackberries, S3 3O@4 sc
| per chest; Apricots, 3o@5oe , box; Peaches
! t15@35c p box and 15@35c p basket
/ PIums, 1G1tgc p ID to the trade and
al@4c 2 h 1 to , the the 1 canners; apples, $5c@
! Pears, 15@4 4oc y box: do. bartlett, 1a9 Il
! p II for Strawberries, S6a.T q cncsl
! for Sharpless; Mexican Lines, S79g
p box; Lemons, Sicily, s8@9; California
! Lemons, S4@5 for choice and 81 5O@2 90
! for common; California Oranges. 81 5U@
| 3 so; Tahiti Oranges So SO TO S3 q box
bananas, s2@2 so p bunch; Pineapples
DRIED FRUIT - We quote: Apricots
| blgached, 51a@712c = 10; do, sUn-dried, SO sc
! Peaches, sun-tried, 4@5c; do, bleached, 6aSc
| Apples, sG9c for evaporated, 596c fOJ
snced and 3%941ac tor quartered; pitteo
/ Piums, o@6c; unpltted, 90. 192 &c: Grapes
! future delivery, 234c q fo; Prunes, 51a@65al
| 2 n.
HONEY-Quotablea at 51<G96c for amber and
| 6L9618c for bright. Comb is quotable at l ! !:
! to 1Ic q b.
BUTfER-There is pressure to sell and
/ prices are weak. We quote as follows: Fancy
| 2714G2Sc; good To choice. 2a621c
! fair 10 good, 1s@21c: store lots, 148I &c = 10:
! picked roll. 23@25c; firlIin, 2O6 221%c
/ Eastern, 12%@16c for ladle packed, and 8
! 42211c = Ii for creamery.
/ t'HEESE-We quote: Choice to fancy, new
/ 7Si%a111Zc; tair to good 901Oc; Eastern
/ t.nary to ftne 11@I3c e 10.
! i5l;tiS-Receipts are on the increase but
! buyers are more critical ana only the more
! choice article sells readily. We quote: Cal
| iforlia. ranch 27H03Oc; store lots, 17@25c
| Eastern, 22d 23c for fancy, 20821c for good
| to choice and lSG19c for common.
! POULTRY-Ihe expected car OF Eastern
has not yet arrived. Prices have steady
| tone. We quote the following prices
! Live Turkeys -Cfobblers, 10000; Hens. {
! else q n; BOOSTERS, $50 : for old and So 500
! for young; Broilers, 50 so as 80 for small
/ and S1Gb5 TOR large; Hens, S6@7 so: Ducks
| S3 5000; Geese, 81 2501 rs 2 pair.
GAME - We quote: Hare, S1@1 SO
! Rabbits, S1@1 25; Doves, 50875c q dozen.