The record-union., 1891-12-02
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

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FLOUR--Net cash prices for Family Extras,
50 4O@5 so 2 bbl; Bakers Extras, So cog
rs: Supertine, So 40@3 65.
WHEAT-There is next to nothing doing
ust now in the sample market. Buyers, evil
aently, are not inclined TO operate 10 any ex-
sent at the moment, as offerings are generally
neglected. shippers, as rule, are . not dis,
is the general asking figure for No. quality.
Until the views OF contracting parties better
harmonic, there is not likely to be much
activity. The situation at Liverpool is re-
ported as weak.
ARLEY-Moderate business Is doing in
feed descriptions, with prices fairly steady.
Occasionally a sale is made above quotations,
but the parcel has TO be specially attractive.
In Brewing qualities there is no extended
movement. Stocks of really desirable ar
ticle are not large. Chevalier is in very light
offering, particularly product that will come
up TO standard requirements. We quote
prices: Feed 81 05@1 10 for dark coast, and
81 121a91 13tz for good quality, and 81 10
for choice; Brewing, 81 1713q1 20; Chevalier.
81 40@1 40 q ctl for standard; lower grades,
81 1891 30 2 ctl.
OATS-HolderS are disposed TO let the mar
ket drift along in quiet fashion. and therefore
make no effort TO press sales. 1t is largely by
good handling of the situation that values
are well maintained. The recent sprinkling
of rain has caused further demand for Black
Oats for seed. Arrivals are fair, coming now
mainly from Oregon and Washington. We
quote prices as follows: Surprise, 81 50
@I 621l; milling, 81 4o@1 4711a; good to choice,
81 35G1 Az; off grades, 81 3091 321a;
GRAY 81 3o01 40; Black 81 4O@1 55
p ctl for Oregon and 81 6o@1 80 for Cali
CORN-oferings are in excess of trade
wants ana prices have easy tone in conse-
81 25@1 2755; small Yellow, 81 30@1 3214;
White, 81 40@1 40 p ell.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S27 500
CORNMEAL-MilIersq quote Feed at S27 to
$2S p ton; fine kinds for the table, in large
and small packages, $40 3s4c p 10.
OILCAKE MEAL-QuotabIea at S25 p ton
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, So go
@3 25; Yellow, So p ctl: Canary. 1s4Q2c;
Hemp, 5@51lc; Rape, So 25@2 so; Timothy,
soc; Alfalfa, 61a@ 77ac 2 ID; Flax, Sl SOC
MTDDLINGs = Regular. steady custom.
Quotable at $22@23 . ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S22 500
HAYIArrivals are of moderate proper
tions. We quote: Alfalfa, $11@12; Wheat,
ley, S12@13 so; Wild oat, S12@14; Stock,
sTRAW-Quotable at 5o@65c , bale.
HOPS-Fair inquiry is reported for choice
qualities. Prices somewhat firm. Quotable
at 121a01sc p ID.
BRAN-Buyers have the market in their
favor. We quote: No. 1, S1s@19; other
RYE-Prices show wide range as to quail
5ty. say, 81 S5@1 95 2 ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Quota at So 1902 25 p
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s25@26
r ton
Prices easy. We quote: Garnet Chiles, 4o@
soc; Early Rose, 30@35c; Burbanks, 800
421Sc for River and 75@ 95c TOR Salinas; River
Red, 35@45c; Sweet, 81 5o92 ctl.
ONIONS-trom 50c TO 81 Will include all
trading.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 90 to
81 10; Blackeye, 81 5o@1 65; Niles, 81 50
BEANS@Small White and Pea show a little
more firmness. Limas are easy and buyers
have the advantage Colored descriptions
outlook, generally, is more favorable for the
selling interest. We quote prices as fol-
lows: Bayos, 81 s0@2 10; Butter, So ESQ
So so; Pink, 81 75@l 80; Red, 81 S5@2
Lima, S2@2 Is; Pea, 50 1902 60; Small
White, So 5000 SO p ctI.
VEGETABLES = supplies limited We
quote: Mushrooms, 59 zoe p 10; Lima Beans
394c q III; Green Okra, 75c@S1 u box; Green
Peppers, 35@65c q box; Tomatoes, 4o@6Ut
2 box; Egg Plant, 50@75c 2 box; Turnips, 5C
@z5c = ctl; Beets, 81 = sack; Carrots, feed, 5l
soc; Garlic, 3@31ac 2 10: Cauliflower, 75c
dozen; Dry Peppers, 12c to 14c; Dry Okra
15c 2 ID; Marrowtat Squash, SS@1o u ton.
tRUTr-6erries are not worth quoting an!
longer. Grapes are scarce. Mexican Lime!
are more plentiful and cheaper. Ounces
:55@6oe p box; Persimmons, S1@1 25 7box
Pomegranates, 81 25@s1 so 2 box; Grapes, 4t
9cOc p box for Muscat, 4o@65c for Black
4o@ SC for Tokay, 4o@5Oc for Nerdell
anu OUWOD & OoA loi OoIllIclloil1 Apples
3oc@S1 25 p box; Pears, 35@75c = box
Mexican LINES, $3@4 z box; Californi;
Lines, 90c@S1 2 small box: Lemons
Sicily, s. 50@S; California Lemons, s.
al 80 for common TO choice; California
Oranges. - "a - small box; Japanese OR
anges, $I@1 p R box; Mexican Oranges, s.
td2 so = case; Bananas, S1@2 so 2 bunch
Pineapples, S4@5 p dozen; Cape Cod Gran
berries, 50 50@9 80 2 bbl; cultivated Pacific
$9@10 r bbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Trade is quiet all round
and prices are weak, with one or two excep
tions. Apples meet with little inquiry
hardly any on other than local account
Pears are in slim request. Figs are no
plentiful and are mostly of quite ordinary
quality, while the higher grades are mainly
sought after. Grapes are not meeting witt
much custom. and bid flir TO rule quiet for tht
rest ofthe season. Apricots, bleached. .5(961@c
do, sun-dried, 2@4c; Peaches, peeled, evapo
rated, 11611 Sc; sun-dried ,26331sc; bleached. 3G
SIC; Apples, 6G61ac for evaporated, 3@35L(
for sliced, and 21293c for quartered: pitteJ
Plums, 41SS65c: unpitted do, 2G3c; Grapes
25s92slc r ID; Prunes, 4158Tc q 10; German
PruneS, 4615c: Pears, 7@4Sc for eyaDorated
ga &c for Sliced, and 215@3c for quartered
Nectarines, 3@4c for red and 4@5c fol
white; Figs, 4(9412c for pressed and 3@31ac
for impressed.
RAISINS-The demand is light and no i'm
provetlent is expected for the next month o
so, until the holidays are we'll over. Prize
easy. We quote: Layers. fancy, 81 4o@1 81
= box: good tochoice, 81 25G1 3715; fair, S
(01 20. with the usual advance for fractions
boxes; Muscatels, 9oc@S1 10 y box. and SO
dc = II for sacks.
iabh. NJ cns racter. We quote: Extracted, 81
655<c for amber and 614@61ac tor brigh
Comb is quotableat 10@13cF d.
BUuTEh-Supp plies OF lies 5utIer are MOI