The record-union., 1891-04-14
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN Francisco, April 13t

SAN FRANCISCO, April 18th.
FLOUR We quote: Net cash price for
Family Extras, 81 1904 50 p bbl; Bakers
Extras, 81 60 a 4 rs; Superfne, So 400
3 15.
WHEAT-There is steady tone to the mar
ket in spite of the fact that business is not of
active character. Anything in the shape of
brisk inquiry would more than likely give
additional strength TO values: Quotable at
81 57%G1 $50 for No / shipping, with
81 90 for something choice. Milling grades
are held at 81 So r ctl.
BARLEY-The market remains stationary
in price, with fair volume of business in pro-
gress. We quote: No. Feed, 81 3712; choice,
81 3SH91 40; common grades, 81 30; Brew
ing, 81 42h TO 81 45 for fair to good
and 81 471aG1 so for choice.
OATS-1he week closes on a fairly active
market, with good prospect of continuance.
@I so; milling, 81 75@1 SO; good to choice
feed, 81 1901 7715; fair, 81 YOGI 7215 q ctl;
Gray, 81 725& to 81 rs : ctl.
C0RN-Is rather firmly held, being only in
lows: Large Yellow, 81 3674a1 371a; small
Yellow, 81 40@1 Az; White, 81 371a9
CRACKED Quotable at s8o@81 .
ton.
0iLCAKE MEAL-Quotable at s25 . ton
CORNMEAL-Millersq quote Feed at s29 so
10 $50 so q ton; fine kinds for the table, in
largeand small packages, 31a94c 3 70.
CHOPPED FEED-Quota0ie at S23 500
SEEDs-We quote: Mustard, Brown, 50 rs
to SO; Yellow, S2@2 so = ctl; Canary, 2s4@
314c; Hemp, 4@414c; Rape, 50; Timothy, ~
@5c; Alfalfa, 51aG61ac 70; Flax, 50 50@2 rs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at s17 5o@18 so
HAY-We quote prices Wheat, fair to good,
S12@16; choice, S17 50@1S so; Wild Oat,
S12@16; Barley, S11@14; Alfalfa, S9@1O s
sTRAw-Quotable at 65@75c q bale.
HOPS-Nominal at 25@3Oc 2 70.
BRAN-Quotable at S14@14 so p ton.
OI1nf h "a of = : Apt1
BUCKWHEAT-Quotab at 81 40@1 so
GROUND neutrality-suspicious. at s81@82
PoTAToEs-weq quote: New, 1c to 115c p h;
River Reds, 60@65c; Tomales Reds SOds sc;
Early Rose, 65@75c; Burbanks, 75@9Oc for
Petalumas and Sl@l 20 q cu for Salinas;
Oregon Burbanks, 81 1901 30.
0NIONS-Quotable at So 50@4 so for
California and 81 5O@4 so = ctl for Oregon.
DRIED. .PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 500
rs for California, and So 50a3 for Eastern;
Blackeye, 81 75@1 80; Niles, 81 75@1 50 p
Ctl.
BEANs-we quote: Bayos, So 6oa3 70;
Butter, S3@3 20; Pink, 50 5000 40; Red,
So 75@2 80; Lima, SO 25@3 40; Pea, S39
3 90: Small White, 50 95@3 = cti.
VEGETABLES-Aspa sold well this
morning, some choice product going above
quotations. Peas also did q little better.
Rhubarb was less plentiful, but there was no
scarcity, as much stock was carried over from
yesterday. Receipts included S43 boxes AS
paragus 24O bXs Rhubarb and 344 SKIS Peas.
We quote prices: Cucumbers, 50c@$1 2 dozen;
Rhubarb, 75c@S1 25 4 box; Asparagus 81 25
10 81 70 e box for ordinary, and 81 75@
z so for Alameda and Bouldin Island; Lima
Beans, &C 2 H. Green Peppers, lS@20c q 10;
Green Peas, 2@3c for field, and 3g4c = n
for sweet; String Beans, 1oc@1215c = fb; To-
matoes, 81 25GS2 25 = box for fair to
Squash, 1oc to l2Lc p 10; Tunips;
Z5c = ctl, Beets, 81 4 sack; Carrots, feed. 40
Garlic, Bose z h for Italian and lOaI21Ic
for California; Caulitiower, &c 4 dozen;
Dry Peppers, 15@2oc; Dry Olra, 20@25c 4
ID; Marrowfat Squash, $50 2 ton.
FRUIT-Strawberries sold this morning
nom 81 TO 81 IS 2 drawer. There was better
custom for Oranges and stock moved off more
quickly. We quote prices as follows: Apples,
S1@1 25 z box for common to good and 81 90
t12 for choice Mexican Lines, Sos per box:
Lemons, Sicily, So 50G6; California Lemons,
81 50@3 25 for Riverside and S2@2 so 2 box
for Los Angeles; Riverside Navel, S3 5Oa5;
Riverside Seedlings, 81 80 for off sizes and
S2@2 80 for regular sizes; Los Angeles
Navels, 50 50@3; Los Angeles Seedlings, 81 "a
! 40 4 box; Bananas 81 5o@2 so p bunch;
Pineapples, S4@5 per dozen.
DRIED FRUlT-A carload OF bleached
Peaches changed hands yesterday at lie q 10.
HONEN-We quote: White Comb, 11@l 4c;
Amber, S@1Oc; white liquid, extracted, 51561
sc; Amber, colored and candied, 5@5fac
BUTTER-Receipts are large, but packing
viii likely commence next week, which cir
cumstauce viii help to relieve the market.
We quote prices: Fancy, zoe; good to choice,
1s@l9c; fair to good, 17@1Sc; store lots.
14GlOc Il 10.
CHEESE-We quote: Choice to fancy, new,
11@1 11ac; fair 20 good, 9@1oc; Eastern,
ordinary to fine, 11@141ac9 2 10.
EGGS-Are not in heavy supply and prices
are rather firm in consequence. Quotable at
1S@21c q dozen.
POUBTRY-The week closes on a steady
market, stocks being well cleaned up We
quote: Live Turkeys, Gobblers, 14@1Sc;
Hens, 10000 T 10; dressed Turkeys, $50
gle; BOOSTERS, So 50@6 so for old, and $40
12 for young; Broilers, So 5o@5 90 for
small and S699 for large; Fryers. $500;
Hens, $6@7 80; Ducks, S9@10 o for young and
So 50@6 so for old; Geese, S262 20 q pair.
GAME-We quote: Hare, 81 25@1 so; Rab-
bits, 81 2591 90 p dozen.
WOOL-We quote spring clip:
Foothill 2 $4,000
Northerb- JCI2l
Southern, 6 months. 5@I7
Southern, IL months.......,............ 14@16%
............ 1920
MEAT TAARKET-Following are the rates
for whole carcasses from siaughtererS TO deal
ers: Beef-First quality, 636I5c; second quail
51a@6c; third quality, 5@51lc. Neal-Quota-
bic at 596c for large and 5@Sc = ID for small
Mutton-Quotable at S1zCG9c p II. Lamb
Spring, 11@12c = 10. Pork-I.ive Hogs, on foot
grain led, heavy, 5@51Ec; light, 53zG 5sSc;
dressed Hogs, S@9c = 70.