The record-union., 1891-04-17
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAEFRANCIsco. ApriI Il

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10th.
FLOUR Steady ut the late advance. We
quote follows: Net cash price for
Family Extras, .S4 -99@5 p Dbl; Bakers
Extras, 81 1904 So; Supertine, So 5O@4.
WHEAT-The market is active and prices
are strong, though offerings are rather light.
Desirable shipping grades will bring 81 62L@
I 6334 a ctl.
BARLEY-There is firm tone to prices,
with fair volume of business We quote: No.
] Feed 81 3S1a; choice, 81 40; common
grades, 81 35@1 37%; Brewing, 81 4215 TO
81 10 for fair to good and 81 4732@1s so for
choice.
OATS-Sellers have the advantage there be-
ing more general demand while the supplies
are falling Off We quote prices as follows:
Surprise, 81 9o@1 95; milling, 81 S5@1 90;
good 10 choice feed, 81 60@l So fair, 81 72%
C91 771a; Gray, 81 75 to 81 so q ctl.
CORN-Quite 4 little boom seems TO be in
progress, though nothing in the shape Of eX-
lows: Large Yellow, 81 40; small Yellow,
81 4215a1 40; White, 81 40@1 IS q ctl.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at S3o@31 q
OILCAKE ENIEAL-Quotable at S25 2 ton
CORNMEAL-Millersq quote Feed at s29 so
TO $50 SO 2 ton; fine kinds for the table, in
largeand small packages, 31a(94c a ID.
CHOPPED FEED-QuoIapie at S23 500
sEEDsNWe quote: Mustard, Brown, 50 70
TO So; Yellow, So 25G2 IS a ctl; Canary, 254
@3I4c; Hemp, 4@4l4c; Rape, 50; Timothy,
412C@5c; Alfalfa, 514@61ac an; Flax, So 5o@
MTDDLTNGs-Fairly good movement.
Quotable at S17 50@18 so 2 ton.
HAY-Buoyant tone 10 the market. We
quote prices as follows: Wheat, fair to good,
S12 50@16; choice, Sls@19; Wild Oat,
Sl2 5O@16; Barley, Sl1@14; Alfalfa, $9@
10 e ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 65G75c a bale.
HOPS-Nominal at 25@3Oc q 70.
BRAN-Steady inquiry. Quotable at S14 so
@15 p ton.
RYE-QuotabIe at 81 3215@1 80 p ctl.
BIJl'K NJ IIEAT-DuGtnblp n 81 10m1 20
p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s31@82
e ton.
POTATOES-W quote: New. 1c to 1Lc q 10;
River Reds, 6o@65c; Tomales Reds, SOGS5c;
Early Rose, 65@T5c; BurbankS., 75@9Oc for
Petalumas and $l@1 20 z ctl for Salinas;
Oregon Burhanks, 81 1901 So.
ONlONS-ArrIvalS to-day were IL SKIS. only,
which sold nj the uniform price of SO p ctl.
ConSignments are expected from Australia on
the incoming steamer, due to-day.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 509
! : . for California, and 81 50G3 tor Eastern:
Blackeye, 81 75@l 90; Niles, 81 1901 50 z
BEANs-we quote: Bayos, 50 6o@8 rs;
Butter, S363 %; Pink, 50 35@2 40; Red,
50 1902 90; Lima, So 1908 40; Pea, S3@y
3 20: Small White. S3@3 10 cti
NEGETABLES-To-da receipts included
S57 bXs Asparagus, $50 bXs Rhubarb and
336 SKIS Peas. There was but little variation
in prices. We quote as follows: Cucumbers
50cdSl 2 dozen; Rhubarb, 10c@S1 = box: As
paragus, 95cc 81 20 4 box for ordinary, and
Sl optI2 % lOr Al3fneua ana BOululn Island
Lima Beans, &C Z h: Green Peppers, 1S@ 20c z
b; Green Peas, 21%@ Sc for field and 3@4c z II
for sweet; String Beans, 5cg1Oc 2 ID; To
matoes, 81 25@Sl 70 2 box for fair to
Squash, 1Oc to l2Mc 2 ID; TurnlpS;
Zoe z ctl, Bcets, 81 q sack; Carrots, feed, 40
@50c; ParSnips, 81 rs r ctl; Cabbage, soc;
Garlic, 1@2c e II for Italian, and 1901 &c
for CALIFORNIA;; CaulifiOwer, &c 4 dozen;
Dry Peppers, 10000; Dry Okra, 2o@25c >
%; MarrOwfat Squash, $50 y ton.
N'Klt tII-A bputl \ chests of Strawberries ~.
rived this morning, selling at 75c to 81 Z
drawer. shipments from Los Angeles were
lows; Apples, Sial 25 z box for common
TO good and 81 50@2 for choice
Mexican Lime Lines, os7@S per box; Lemons,
$2@3 for Riverside and S1@1 rs y box
for Los Angeles; Riverside Navel, S3 5OmJ:
Riverside Seedlings, 81 90 for or sizes and
81 1902 80 for regular sizes; Los Angeles
Navels .S2@3; Los Angeles Seedlings, Sl@
25 q box; Bananas 81 50@2 80 r bunch;
PineapplcS, S4&5 per dozen.
DRIED FRUIT We quote as follows: Ap-
pies. evaporated, in boxes, 1o@II15c; Sliced.
&c; quartered, SIC; Pears, dose for common
and 7@9c for quartercd unpeeled Bartlett;
Figs, 2t5H3c; do, pressed, in boxes, 2IsM Be:
Pitted Plums, l0d1lC; Peaches, bleached 10
d12c; common Sun-dricd, 10d1lc; Apricots
bleached, 1I@l6c in sacks and 1GG17c q h in
boxes; Nectarines, l50l6c for white; Red do.
Dleached, l0G 1215c; sun-dried, Ga rec alifornia
PruncS, ga sc r =; Grapes, 3l5G335c y IL for
stemmed and II5@2I5c for unstemmed; Rails
5ns, 81 25@l 90 g box for London Layers;
3-crown loose, 9oc9Sl; 2-crown loose, 7o@
zoe = box.
IIONEY-We quote: White Comb. I1@14c:
Amber, S@lOc; white liquid. extracted, 515@
6ise; Amber, colored and candied, 5@Jfc
3 10.
BUTTER-The prevailing rain assures the
longer continuance OF green feed so that dairy
products are likely to keep in good supply for
some time. Butter is coming in quite freely
ana buyers have the advantage We quote
prices as follows Fancy. &c; good to choice
1901 SIC; fair 10 good, 16d1s &c; store lots
11G15c = 10.
CHEFS'E-We quote: Choice TO fancy, new.
ll0l115c; fair To good, 9G1Oc; Eastern
ordinary to fine, 119l41gc r 10.
EGOiS--OCcISlOnaliy a sale is made at 21c.
though 10000 = dozen IS given as the gen
crai range OF the market
POULTRG-PriceS continue to decline, ow-
ing to expected Eastern shipments. We
quote: Live Turkeys, Gobblers, 1861 &c:
liens, 1s@lSc 4 II; dressed Turkeys, $50
gle; BOOSTERS, 50 5000 30 FOR old, and SIS so
a. SO 90 Tor young; BroilerS. $500 for
small and S5@S Tor large; Frycrs, SSGg; Hens
50 50G7 50; Ducks, $500 for Young and
GANiE--We quote: Hare 81 25al so. Rat-
bits, 81 25G1 90 e dozen.
PROV ONISlONS-tTceS are iirm with nd.
vancing tendency. We quote as follows: East.
ern Hams, 12@121Zc; California refrigerator.
cured Hams, l1M@12c; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon. 13@13%c; California Bacon, heavy and
medium, 9@10c; do light, 1870 &c; docxtra
light 1314@13lzc; do clear sides. $685. 2
IL; Pork, extra prime, Sl4@l4 so: do prime
mess S15G15 80: do mess S1G@Dl6 90: do
clear, S1T@1T SO: do extra clear. S1SG