The record-union., 1891-07-08
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN francisco. July Z

FLU h-(lulGI ana easy. Net caSn price
for Family Extras, So 1906 25 q bbl; Bakers
Extras, So 1905 20; Superfine, So 1904 10,
WHEAT-BusineSs opened this morning
after the holidays in very quiet fashion.
Offers were moderate and there was no very
general sanpling. The market generally
seemed to lack strength, and values were
somewhat softer than at the close of business
last week. Dealers mostly agreed on 81 50@
j 5lA z Gil as the current range for shipping
quality.
BARLEy-Sales of new feed were made to-
day at 81 o = ctl, giving sellers more conf
dence and causing frmer holding. At the
close 81 I.5a was the asking figure.
OATS-J ndisturbed in price, though weak
at reported figures; .Quotable at 81 800
60 p ctl Lor old and 81 4O@1 so for new
feed.
CORN-Trces do not exhibit any positive
strength. Ne quote: Large Yellow, 81 S715
10 81 90; Small Yellow, 81 90@1 92L:
White, So O5@2 5 p ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S4G@41 .
oILCAKE MEAL-QuotabIe at $50 p ton
from the mills.
CORNMEAL-Minersq quote Feed at $50 SO
10 $40 80 = ton; fine kinds for the table in
large and nall packages, 324@4c p H.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard Brown, So rs
@3; yellow, S2@2 SO p ctl; Canary, $50
thy, 43a95c; Alfalfa, 51a@61ac = n; Flax,
MIDDLISGis5- lower. Quotable at
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S26@o7 q
HAY = Receipts are notably small and
higher prices prevail as consequence. We
quote: Alfilfa, $12@12 so; Wheat, Sl2 so
@15; Whe:it and Oat, S12@14; Barley, S1O@
II; Mild oat, SlI 5o@l2 So z ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 65@75c p bale
HOPS-COod 10 choice old are held at 26c
TO soc Z h. but it is difficult to find buyers
Trade Is very quiet and likely to keep so up-
I'll the new season opens. Bids OF lSc p 10 are
said TO have been made and refused for choice
new crop.
BRAN-Jn fair supply. Quotable at $500
RYE-Qu otable at 81 27Ha1 80 a ctl
BUCK IiEAI-NominaI at 81 so q ctl
GROUND BARLEY-Prices are marked up
this a1 morning 9uotable at $24@25 q ton.
POTATO IS-Receipts are liberal, but there
is good demand and trade is brisk We ouofe.
Garnet Chiies, 65975c; Early Rose, 4O@6Oc
in sacks and 6O49Oc in boxes; Peerless BOA
G5c; Burba AXIS, 75c@Sl.
ONIONS In liberal receipt Quotable at
40@55c q I'll for Red and 65&S5c for Silver
DRIED pEAS-We quote: Green, So 500
2 70 for Eastern and 81 50d2 90 for Cali,
fornia; Buc Ieye 81 COOL 65; Niles; 81 COG
BEANS We quote: Bavos, 50 ao@a 80:
Butter 81 1898; Pink, 8! 3092 so; Red
small VIII c, S3(d3 lO9 ctl.
NEGETA BLES-Peppers are plentiful and
cheap. Cucumbers also make good exhibit
while Corn m IS in ample supply. River Toma,
1s92oc q p; Green Corn, S@121lc = doz for
Nacayille AID 2O@.2212c for Bay; Cucumbers,
y
for Bay; pickling do, 6o@75e for large and
10000 E box for small; Green pep
pers, 6@sc T. b. Green Peas, 50c@s1 q
e4es green ss wax Beeaa Bseaas' aa$e &$S' r K,d ior
Beans, 293c Z h; Tomatoes. 75c@Sl . box
for Eacay !e, and 81 75@2 20 for River
35G5oc q box for Bay; Turnips, 75c = cti:
Beets, 81 3 sack; Carrots, feed, 5O@75c;
rrarsnips, ~ % 2 ctl; Cabbage. 100000;
Garlic, 5@tc e 10 Tor California; Caulitiower
T5c q do en-; Dry Peppers, 10000: Dry
okra, goa SC q 10.
FRUIT-fhe market was rather heavily
supplied II morning, causing a wide range
in prices, W tn the situation generally favor
ing consuI (ers. Grapes, Watermelons and
Cantaloupes are the coming attractions re-
ceip;s, so iar, being light; We quote as fol-
lows: Ora Des 50 Y box; Watermelons. SO "a
case: Canta oupcs, So 50aI so = case. r'jgt
25@75c ? i.oN; lackberries, S5@6 p chest:
ApricOts, D@60c r box for Royal: Peaches
259G5c = OK and 25950c y basket: Plums
dO@70c 2 box as TO size; Apples 5Oc@SI Ok
2 box; Ra spberries $G@10 2 chest; Pears
100000 = box; Currants, S3G4 so q chest;
Strawberries, S597 Z. chest Tor Shsrpiess SS
10 $40 FOR L0ugworth; Cherries 5O@65c "a
box for DARK and 75@9oc a box Tor Royai
Anne; Mex can Lines, Sl0@l2 = box. Lem
ons, Sicily, Sos; California Lemons. 81 so
TO SO Tor choice and 50 50@3 for common.
riverside 1eedllngs, SI@l so; Los Angeles
Seedlings oc@S1 z box; Tahiti Oranges. So
10 So 90 z poN; Bananas, S262 5Oper Bunch.
Pineapple, i4@5 = dozen.
DRIED -'kUI1-rhe market at tho mo
ment is life cSs, but the new season will soon
open, whe, ii will be reasonable TO expect
more or les activity. ApricotS will likely be
the first Va iety 20 arrive There Ia disnosi
tlon 10 clea up whatever old stock remains
on hand, I'd buyers can pretty we'll name
the selling gu.e. We quote: Apples, evapor-
ated, in boxes, 1oL@l2c; sliced, sG9c.
qCartered, S@St%c: Pitted Plums Toe 10
lie; Peaches, bleached. &c; common sun
dried, 6@7c; Apricots, bleached, l2@13c in
sacks and 3@llc = 10 in boxes; California
lrunes, 1@Sc q h; R9isins, 81 25@l 40 Z,
box Tor London Layers; 3-crown loose, SO@
soc; 2croNn loose, o5@1 a box.
hONk1-The season is backward, while
the yield iS not expected TO be heavy, New
crop is quo able at 81 4G6c for amber and 6I. "a
6l2c for BRIGHT. White Comb Is quotable at
14@15c 2 NJ
BUTTER There has been a dragging mar
ket Tor neatly week past, with prices more
or less unst tied. This situation of things was
largely owing TO a spell of hot weather Shin
ments mo tly arriN ell in bad order bel ~
melted dow and run together so rs to ur all
out OF sla le and unmerChantabIe for fr.sn
stock. The small proportion of butter tbat
came 10 market In desirable shape brought
lirm prices, in some instances selling n LITTLE
above quo ations. Cooler weather now Dra-
walls and matters will soon be adjusted We
≤ fair ID coed, l76IlSc; store lots / an
Zoe 3 10: Eastern, l59lSc for ladle hacked.
CttEESE-ReceiptS are less liberal while
the demand is good and values ARE n tritIe
fancy, new, 10@1oLc; fair to good. 9@9ILc.
Eastern, or iinary to fine, 11@11IIc
EGGS-S1 1lect quality is in demand at fnIl
ngures, but sales ofanyihing else are hard 10
make even at concessions. Stocks of com
mon grades are accumulating. We quote:
California ranch. 22023c; store lots l6m20c.
Eastern, gee for choice and ] Sol sc per dozen
for other Qt ality.