The record-union., 1891-06-12
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAX FRANCISCO, June lit

S5AN + FRANCISCO, June 11th.
FLOUR-We quote as follows: Net cash
price for Family Extras, So 40@5 so q Dbl;
Bakers Extras, SO 40@5 so; Superine,
WHEATNThe situation presents nothing of
interest. Trade is slow and prices remain
easy at undisturbed figures, say, 81 $50
81 67a p ctl for good to choice shipping
quality. Milling grades range from 81 75@
BARLEY-The market is almost motion
less, owing to the small amount of spot stock
that is offering. old feed is held at 81 4o@1 45
p Gil, while new feed would be parted with
at 81 80 if there were any around. But no
samples were seen on the tables this morning.
Offers to sell to arrive at Il lower figure are
fairly numerous.
OATS-There is soft tone to prices, and shad-
ing is more than likely to be necessary In
the near future TO create any active trad
ing. We quote: Surprise, 81 921S@l %;
milling, 81 85@1s90; good to choice feed,
81 8o@1 SIX > cti. 'Iav- '~1a' may
to-day from Washington by steamer. 1t is
understood to be Nebraska Corn. We quote
prices as follows: Large Yellow, 81 771%:
Small Yellow, 81 so; White, So 1902 20 +
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at ss7@88
oILCAKE MEAL-QuotabIe at $40 @ ton
CORNMEAL-NIillers quote Feed at $50 SO
@37 90 2 ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 3$4@4c p ID.
H..
IS; Yellow, So 1903 {, ctl; Canary, ego SIC;
Hemp, 4@414c; Rape, $2@2 so; Timothy,
41Iq SC; Alfalfa, $40 61ac p ID; Flax, 50 5o9
MIDDLTNGs-No change. ouotable at
S24 50@25 90 p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at Sa4 500
HAY-We quote as follows: New Alfalfa.
S9@1O 80; Wheat, S15@16; Wheat and Oat'
S13@15; Barley, $129l4; Wild Oat, $3.50
Il q ton: We quot quote old: Wheat, fair 70
STRAW-Quotable at 65975c e bale.
HOPS-The market remains very quiet.
Prices nominal at 26@30c q 70.
BRAN-Quotable at S21@21 SO . ton
RYE-Quotable at 81 2712@1 2S%t p ctl.
BUCK KWHEAT-Nominai ut 81 so r. ell.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at $40 to
Potatoes undisturbed. OuotabIe
at 50c@S1 q ctl, as to quality.
ONIONS-Quotablea 60@65c p ctl for Red.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, So son
fornla; Biackeye, 81 1902; Niles, 81 65@
BEANs-we quote: Bayos, s8 5000 40;
Butter, 50 1905; Pink, So 35Q2 30; Rcd,
So 60@2 20; Lima, S3013 %; Pea, So lO@
5 30; Small White, So 1908 30 a cti.
VEGETABLES-String Beans are cheapen-
off slowly. Summer Squash is in large re-
ceipt. We quote as follows: Green Corn, 1215
@2oc . dozen; Cucqmbers, S1@l 25 =
s sq5 boa top oTd1arS So1 and s
2 70 for choice to fancy; Lima Beans. y:
Green Peppers, 15@1Sc e ID; Green Peas, 6Oc
@S1 z sack; String Beans, 3@4c g II for green;
Wax Beans, 3@31ac = 10; Refugee Beans,
31aF5c q fb; Tomatoes, 75c@$1 20 q box:
Egg Plant, 20@25c q 10; Summer Squash
5o@75c for Winters, and 81 25@1 SO , box
for Bay; Turnips, 75c q ctl; BeetS, 81 n sack.
Carrots, feed, 5G@75c Parsnips. 81 25 a ell:
Cabbage, 100000; Garlic, 3(06c p ctl for Cal
ip5ornia; pornas; Ca1lnitniower, &c dozen; Dry
FRU1T-White Cherries are in better de-
mand than the black variety, being wanted
FOR canning purposes. Good inquiry prevails
Tor CurranlS for like uses. ApricOtS are ulenfi
iul ana cheap. Strawberries in fine condition
sell well. We quote as follows: Apricots-
3o@35c for Pringles, and 75c@S1 % q box
for Royal; Peaches. S1@1 so u box; Cherry
Plums. 6O@65c p box; Green Apples. 5o6
75c q box; Raspberries, 65@S5c p drawer:
Green Pears, 4C@5Oc p box; Green Almonds'
;s poe = boz; S1 Gurrants, S4@5 q chest; Goose
berries, 21293c 2 ID for common and sore for
English; Strawberries, SS@10 p chest for
Sharpless, Sl0@15 for Longworth; Cherries. so
a oc forwhite and 5o@65c a box for red and
black; ROYAL Anne, SO@90c q box: Mexi-
can LINES SaGr5 q box; Lemons, Sicily 81 so
@Si California Lemons, Sf@4 so for choice
ana 81 20@2 80 for common; Riverside
e1 70 for of siZesandS 50 25@l2 7o for regular
sizes; Los Angeles Navels, SO; Los An
geles Seedlings 81 25@1 20 q box; Tahiti
bunch; Pineapples, $4@5 2 dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote prices: Apples,
evaporated, in boxes. 1019@13c; sliced, Sc to
&c; quartered, SGS}5c: Pears, 4g5c for COM
mon and 7@9c for quartered unpeeled Bart
lett; Figs, 31a@fc; do, pressed, in boxes, DO
bleached, 1o@I2c; common sun-dried. 9G,
1oc; Apricots, bleached, 1901 sc in sacks and
14g1oc = b in boxes; Nectarines, 1870 SC
Tor white; Red. do, bleached. Sc; sun-dried
So &c; California Prunes, 7@oc = 10; Grapes
319G4c q ID for stemmed and 11$@21%c for un-
stemmed; Raisins, 81 25@1 40 = box for
crown loose, 65@7oc ID box.
HONE4-We quote: White Comb, 11@14c:
Amber, St91oc; white liquid extracted, 5La
6tt4e; amber, colored and candied, ,5@ SIC q 10.
BUTTER-Prices for fancy brands hold up
well, as the supply is not in excess of the de-