The record-union., 1891-11-25
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. November 24t


FLOUR-Bakers' Extras were marked up to-
day. Net cash prices for Family Extras, 50 %
@5 so q bbl; Bakers Extras, So 60@5 10;
Superfne, So 40@3 60.
WHEAT Yesterday there was quite a
strong undertone TO the market, and u sort OF
miniature boom developed. There was firm
holding and some few sales were made at aG-
vanced rates. But the extreme buoyant feel
ing was not long maintained. While 81 50 2
ctl may be considered n low price after the
boom OF yesterday, 1t Is about ell that several
leading exporters are inclined TO paw. Offers
to buy at a range of 81 S6A@1 S7L would
likely bring out quick response from sellers.
That is about how the situation looked at the
close of the Produce Exchange session this
morning.
BARTEY-There is nothing of special in
terest IN the situation: Trade is 1alr ana stoc <
moves off steadily. We quote: Feed, 81 0&12
al OH for dark coast, and 81 10@1 121a for
good quality: and 81 1901 10 for cnoiee;
1 40 q ctl for standard; lower grades, 81 1712
0ATs1Steadiness is a feature of the market
Stocks are in few hands and business is not
being forced. We quote: Surprise, 81 5O@I
/ 621a; milling, 81 4091 4712; good to choice,
81 1901 45i OF grades, nies,, 81 8o@1 3222a;
9 ctl for Oregon and 81 6O@1 90 for Cali
tornia.
CORN-The market is showing ease again
and buyers have matters n tritie more in their
favor, as compared with the situation few
days ago. We quote as follows: Large yellow,
81 271a@1 so; small Yellow, 81 3o@1 3719;;
CRACKED UORN-Quotable at S27 500
2S so p ton.
Observation-Disclosures quote Feed at S27 to
$2S p ton; fine kinds for the table, in large
and small packages, 31zG354c 2 10.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, S3 20
@3 %; Yellow, S3 p ctl: Canary, l$4Q2c;
Hemp, 5t951@c; Rape, 50 1902 so; Timothy,
6@zc; Alfalfa, 61z@77ac y u: Flax, 81 SOC
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at s25 . ton
MIDDLINGS-Cheaper than a week ago.
Quotable at S22@23 . ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S22 500
HAY-Arrivals are not heavy, but dealers
are well stocked and prices are not specially
firm. We quote: Alfalfa, $11@12; Wheat,
$13@16; Wheat and Oat, $13@15 90; Bar
ley. S11 50@13 so; Wild Oat, $12@14; Stock,
Sl0@11 so ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 45@65c q bale.
HOPS-Prices are firm, there being good de-
mand with light offerings, particularly of
choice stock. Quotableat 121a@16c 2 ID, as to
quality.
RYE2fs quiet. The last sale was at 81 921l
e ctl.
BUCKwHEAT-Quotableat at So 1902 20 =
ctl
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at $3.50 &c
p ton.
POTATOES-W quote: Garnet Chiles, 400
soc; Early Rose, 20@3oc; Burbanks, SEQ
4Oc for River and 75@95c for Salinas River
Red, 25@30c; Sweet, S2@2 25 I? ctl.
quotations, but such business does not repre-
sent the general market. Quotable at 75c@
DRIED PEAS-wequote: Green, 81 90 to
90 20; Blackeye, 81 6o@1 65; Niles, ST. 50
BEANs-Bayos,s 81 5000 10; Butter, So ESQ
So so; Pink, 81 YOGI so; Red, 81 65@2;
Lima. So 1902 80; Pea, So 25@2 so; Small
White, 50 25@2 35 q ctl.
VEGETABLES was a felture of
the market this morning, selling at S@10c p
ID. Good Tomatoes are bringing better prices.
WequOte: Mushroom S, 10000 p ID;
Lima Beans, 3@31lc q \; Green okra, 75c@
Peppers, 35@65c 2 box; Tomatoes, 3O@SCc
3 box: Egg Plant, 50@75c q box; Turnips 90
@75c 2 ctl; Beets, 81 = sack; Carrots, iced, o
@75c; Parsnips, 81 20 2 ctI: Cabbage, 500
60c; Garlic, Sc 2 10; Caulif1oWer, 75c p
dozen; Dry Peppers, 12c TO 14c; Dry Okra
15c 2 10; ACKNOWLEDGMENT, S7@9 2 ton.
FRUIT-Grapes are cleaning up and prices
are improving. Apples are in heavy recent,
offering al low figures. Ptums, 25@50c
p box; Wine Grapes, Ss@12 e ton; Ounces,
Pomegranates, 81 25@1 so p box; Grapes 25
G50c p box for Muscat, 30950c for Black 4OM
z5c for Tokay, 4o@5oc for Verdells; Apples,
30c@S1 25 . box: Raspberries, SIS y
chest; Pears, 35@75c q box; Strawberries, ST /
@12 e chest for ShaTpleSS and O for
Longworth;r Mexican LINES, 1904 = box;
California Lines, 75q9oc q box: Lemons,
Sicily. 81 50@9; California Lemons, 81 so
@4 80 for common TO choice; California
Oranges, 81 so 2 small box; Japanese Or
So so p case; Bananas, 81 5o@3 SO 2 bunch;
Pineapples S4(G5 p dozen; Cape Cod Gran.
berries, So 5oQ9 so 2 bbl cultivated Pacific,
$9@I0F Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-BusineSs is quiet while
prices, as rule favor buyers. We quote
as follows: Apricots bleached 5G65 c;
do, sun-dried, 2@4c; Peaches, peeled, evapo,
rated, 11@13c; sun-dried, ,2a315c; bleached 4@
SIC; Apples, 6@61zc for evaporated, 3@31Sc
for sliced, and 212@3c for quartered; pitted
Plums, 41&@5c; unpitted do, 2C93c; Grapes,
25S@234c 2 10; Prunes, 415@7e ? ID; German
Prunes, 4G5c: Pears, 7@Sc for evaporated,
3@5c for sliced, and 215@3c for ouartered;
white; Figs, 4@419c for pressed and 3G61zc
Ior impressed.
RAlSINS-The market at the moment is
but moderately active, as dealers are sener-
ally well stocked tor holiday trade Cur NJ is
now nearly completed, and the pack i ce-
yond doubt the largest ever grown in this
State, with the weather never mole favorab. g
for the Raisin industry in any previo 5
season. Layers. fancy. 81 4o61 so p
box; good to choice, 81 25@1 371S; fair, s.
al 20, with the usual advance for fractional
boxes: Muscatels, 9oc@S1 10 y box, and So
DC p n for sacks.
HONEY-Seceipts are light while trade is
amber and 61466lSc tor bright. Comb is
Quotable at 10@13c p ID.
BUTIER-ITade Just ROW is largely on
packed Butter, so that, while supplies of
fresh qualities are light. there is enough of
the latter coming forward TO meet the de
mand- We qCo.e prices as follows
Fancy, 35@3ec; choice, 3OG34c: fair TO
good, 25@29c; store lots, 15@2oc = =:
picked roll, 24@26c; frkin, 21@23c; East
ern, 15@2Oc for ladle packed, and 25@2Sc
Tb for creamery.