The record-union., 1891-06-17
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAxERAxcrsco Juno1e+

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10th.
FLOUR-Values remain unchanged, though
it is possible that lower prices will prevail
when new Wheat comes along freely and is
ayailed ID Of T. for for, milling purposes. Net cash
price for Family Extras, So 40@5 so p bbl;
Bakers, Extras, 50 1905 so; Superfine,
WHEAT-Trade is light and slow. and
movement is not expected to become general
or rapid for the next TWO weeks Market
quotable at 81 60 q ctl for No. 1 shipping
quality, with variations above and below this
ngure, in accordance with the quality of offer
| ings.
BARLEY-No new crop is being received,
and dealers rather force sales than carry
stock. Prices vary considerably, as might be
expected at the beginning of a new season, as
good and indifferent qualities are equally
pushed 10 the notice OF buyers. About all
sales, however, can likely be embraced in
quotablc range of 81 221a61 2715 q ctl, with
81 25 as the representative price for a good
OATS-Quotations, generally. were marked
down this week. Surprise, 81 S11%Gyl 80;
milling, 81 S21491 S5; good 10 choice feed,
81 so@1 S212; fair, 81 75@1 771a; Gray,
CORN-Since the sailing last Saturday of
the Panama steamer, which took $4,000 ctIs
for Central America, there has been much
lighter inquiry and prices have had easier
tone. We quote: Large yellow, 81 75@
75!zl small yellow, 81 77H@1 SO; White,
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s37a38
T ton.
oILCAKE MEAI-Quotable at $50 q ton
CoRNMEAL-Millersq quote Feed at S36 so
@37 90 q ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 334@4c q ID.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, 50 70
as; Yellow. 50 1903 z ctl; Canary, 234@231zc;
Hemp, 4@414c; Rape, S2@2 so; Timothy
41ag5c; Alfalfa, SIG e14c . ib; Flax, So 500
MIDDLINGs-Showf firnness. Quotable at
| $25@26 e ton.
HAY-Prices are steady and expected to be
! well sustained. Dealers are OF the opinion
that this will be a good season for growers,
| taken altogether. We quote: New Alfalfa
/ 5000 so; Wheat, 81 soils; Wheat and Oat
! Sl2@14 so; Barley, SI1@l3; Wild Oat, SI5
STKAW-Quotable at 65@75c p bale.
| H0PS-No movement worthy of note. New
| crop, to arrive, can be placed at 1s@20c p n,
! if growers desire TO contract. Old are nomi-
( nal at 26d 30c p b.
! BRAN-Steady at the late advance Quot
/ able at S21 so l922 p ton.
! EYE-Quoiablc at 81 27h61 2S3[ . ctl
| RUCKWHEAT-Nom at 81 90 = eli.
GROUND BARLEY -Quotable at S27 to
] $3S 2 ton.
/ POTAToES-Holdu up we'll IN price. Quot
able Mt 70c@S1 20 2 ctl, as TO quality.
| ONIONS-Q uotableat 65@75c q ctl tor Red,
! and 75c@Sl for Silver Skins.
| DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, So 5O@
| . IS for Eastern, and ST 5o@2 90 for Calf
fornia; Blackeye, 81 1902; Niles, 81 ESQ
BEANs-we quote: Bayos, 50 8oa3 40;
| Butter. So 1908; Pink, 50 25@2 so; Red.
! So 6O@2 20; Lima, S3t63 %; Pea So 1Oa
| 3 so; small White, So 1908 20 e cti.
| NEGETABLES-Corn sells at Il wide range
some being very poor Asparagus is going
! ont of favor as well rs out OF season. Rhu-
] barb is somewhat neglected. Bay Squash has
/ the preference over other offerings. Choice
! Tomatoes still sell high. Green Corn, 1910
! d2Oc = dozen; Cucumbers, 75c@S1 25 .
box; Ehubarb, 4oc@S1 q box; Asparagus,
| 81 25@l 55 a box; Lima Beans =:
! Green Peppers, 15925c = h; Green Peas soc
| @S1 = sack; String Beans, 115612 21%c 4 ID for
! green; Wax Beans, 2t92113c p ID; Refugee Beans,
22las & i o@ d9na.oes a9n s ~ p sS g2@d 90 ' g noS'
| 25@35c for Winters, and S75c@1 q box
| for Bay: Turnips, 75c 2 Sctl; Beets, 81 . sack;
! Carrots. feed, 50@75c Parsnips, 81 20 2 ctl;
Cabbage, 4o@6oc; Garlic. 5@6c . ctl for Cal