The record-union., 1891-08-18
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRAHCrsCo Aroust1z 1e

san FRANCISCO, August II. 1891.
FLOUR Is not unlikely that prices will
be marked up next week. Net cash prices
for Family Extras, 81 90@5 = bbl; Bakers
EXtras, 81 9O@5; Superfine, S3 5o@3 so.
WHEAT-The outlook is assuming q yet
more promising phase for growers The local
demand for shipment is good and active,
while speculative operations in the Call Board
are lively and of larger volume. This morn
prices in Chicago. which news naturally
caused a stronger local market. The spot
range tor good TO choice shipping Wheat is
generally given at 81 62%G1 Go, with
81 671@ y cti for milling parcels.
BARLEY-There was tirmer feeling to the
market this morning and prices were q shade
higher. QuOtable at 81 11H@1 133l, with
81 10 q ctl tor an extra choice article of feed.
Old Brewing, 81 6oGl 70; New Brewing,
OATS-Arrival this morning of 2 300 ctls
from Oregon and Washington. Quotable at
81 3O@1 so q ctl for Gray.
CORN-Quiet and inactive, with prices
wholly nominal. We quote prices as follows:
Large Yellow 81 671IG1 70; small Yellow,
81 723@C91 rs; White, S2@2 O71% 2 ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S3994o
OILCAKE, NIEAL-Quotable at $50 q ton
from the mills.
CORNMEAL-NIillers quote feed at S3S so
G39 80 2 ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 33z04c = 70.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, So 70
g.; Yell0w, S2e2 50 ectlj Canary, 234a,374c;
Hemp, 4@44c; Rape, $2g2 80; Timothy,
41z95c; Alfalfa, 57alg612c q II; Flax, 81 SOC
= ; r ctl.
DDLINGS-QuotabIeat at SoI222 p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S24q25
= ton.
HAY-The week closes on a steady market.
We quote as follows: Alfalfa, Sl1@12; Wheat,
S12@14 80; Wheat and Oat, Sl1@13 so;
Barley, S11@12; Glover, $11@13; Wild Cat,
STRAW-Quotable at 4Oa soc a bale.
HOPS-Nominal at 1712a 221.c q ID. Sales
have been made OF new crop, october dcliv-
s = 10 or : 1 q y
R4E-NOne offering. There is said To be in
quiry for the article and sales are claimed to
have been made at 81 475a q ctl. Some deal
crs believe that 81 90 could be obtained just
now, and perhaps more. But if stock were
Offering. the views of buyers might moderate.
BuCKWHEAT-Nomi at 81 25@1 so
2 ctl
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s25@26
per ton.
POTATOES-Fair trading at current rates.
We quote as follows: Garnet Chiles, 10
@5Oc; Early Rose, 3O@45c; Peerless 4O@
soc; BCrbanks, 40c@Sl Z ctl; Sweet, 1Gl14c
e b.
ONIONS-Quotable at 4O@50c 2 cu.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 SOC
35; Blackeye, 81 5o@l 90; Niles, 81 500
BEANS-we quote: Bayos. So 2oa3 80;
Butter, So SOB; Pink, So 5000 40; Red,
50 20 TO So So; Lima, S3@3 10; Pea, $50
, 10; Small White, - 9O@3 2 ctl.
NEGEIABLES-Prices easy ali round eX-
CcpL for Tomatoes, which are not in heavy re-
ccipt. Green Okra, oO@9Oc . box; Green
20g2712c 2 dozen for Bay; Cucumbers
10G25c per box for bay; picking do, 35c p
Green Peppers, 25@5Oc e box for Chile
and 50HbOc for Bell; Tomatoes, T5@9Oc =
box for bay and 700 soc for River; Egg
Plant 5cS1@ z box; summer squash, 5@
Rccts, 81 = sack; Carrots, feed 5oGg75c;
Parsnips, 81 % 2 ctl; Cabbage, 40g5Oc; Car
lie. 2G3c ? n; CaUlihower, 75c = dozen; Dry
Peppers 15G 2Oc; Dry Okra, 2Oa25c y 10:
Martowfat squash, S10@l2 q ton.
FRUlr-The glut continues and quotations
are more or less nominal for some kinds as
dealers sell at any price offered Large
quantities of Peaches are scaly or wOrmy.
we quote as follows: Huckleberries, rose
Y u; Grab Apples, 75c6Sl . box; Grapes, 20
G6Oc z box for Sweetwater, IOa75c for Rius-
cat and 100000 Tor black; white Nectarines
30 in bulk 10 canners, 3G@GOc 2 box 10 the
trade; ited DO, 5O9I0c q box; Watermelons,
S4@7 F1OO; C8ntaloupeS, 50c@SI 25 = case;
Figs, 5OcGS1 2 box; BlackberTics, S4@4 so
per chest; \ pricots. 3OG5Oc = box to the trade.
and "a G1c = h to Gamers; Peaches, 15@3Oc f3
box and 15@3oc q basket and 1ZG1c = II
TO Gamers; Plums, 1@l &c q b to the trade and
ss{@?ac E 2 h to n., the canners; Apples, 5oc9
Pears, 25@5oc T. box; do, Bartlett, 3491c
3 h for Strawberries, S69S e cneSt
for SharpleSs; Mexican Lines, S7@lo
2 box; lemons, sicily, Ss@9; California
Lemons. S4@4 so for cnoice and S313 so
for common; California Oranges, S2@3 90;
Tahiti Oranges So so TO So = box; bananas,
S2G2 80 bunch; Pineapples, $4@5 q
DRIED FhOlI- we quote: aprlcOtS,
bleached, 6@75zc q h: do, sun-dried, 5@7c:
Peaches, sun-dried, 597c; DO, bleached, "a Sc;
Apples, S@9c for evaporated, 5G6c for
Shced and 3taG11ac for quartered; Grapes,
future delivery, &c p 70; Prunes, 512a6Lc
e b.
HONEY-Quotablea at 514a6c for amber and
61&61@c for bright. Comb is quotable ut i q
TO lac Z II.
BUTTER-No change. We quote: Fancy.
27a@29c; GOOD to ochoice, ,24@26c fair ogood,
1S@23c; store lots, l1Q16c e 10; picked roll,
22h@25c; frkin, 20@221%c; Eastern. 1870
Ice Tor ladle packed, and / 9922j&c = 10 for
creamery.
EGGS-we quote: California, ranch. 2715a
SOC; store lots, l1@25c; Eastern, 22a23c for
fancy. 2o@2lc for good to choice and / So ] %
for common.
CHEESE = Moderate demand We quote
Choice TO fancy, new, 11912c; tair tC
good, 919@1ojzc; Eastern, ordinary to fine
11@13c z IL,
P0ULTRY-The supply is light and price.
keys--Gobblers, 19@2oc; Hens, 16@l7c q ID
Boosters S6tG7 for old and So 50@7 fo
young: Broilers, So 10 So for small anC
50 5UQf4 5Ofor large; Hens, S6G97 so: Ducks
So 5000; Geese, 81 25@1 80 q pair.
GAME - We quote: Hare, 15c9Sl 20
Rabbits. 75cGS1 25; Doves, soc p dozen.
PROVISIONS-We quote as follows: East
crn Hams ] 4 14c1a; California refrigerator
cured Hams. l2@1215c Eastern BreakflS
bacon. l3L61 4c; California Bacon, heavy anC
medium. 915fG 0c; do, light, l21%@l3 Sc; do
extra light 1319@14c; do, clear sides, 10@
lOlLc = N; Pork extra prime, S14@14 80
do, prime, mess. S15@15 so; do, mess, Sic
clear. SI9@l9 so p bbl Pigs Feet, S12 81
"a bhl: Reef mess bbls, 81 5o@s; do, extri
mess. bbls, SIS 5o@9; do family, 81 1@S11 81
"a bbl: do, smoked. 111zc TO 12c h; Eastern