The record-union., 1891-07-02
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAX FRANcIsco. July 1st

FLOUR-Easy tone to prices, with tendency
to lower rates. We quote as follows: Net cash
price for Family Extras, 50 1895 25 q bbl;
Bakers Extras, 50 1905 20; Superhne
So 1904 10.
WHEAT-Business at the moment is dull,
as IS to be expected. 1t Will be but snort
while. however, before there will be marked
activity. Good shipping wheat is quotable at
81 525 3ctl as top price
BA ARLEN-MarHet against sellers Receipts
of new crop are beginning to enlarge and
there is pressure to sell. \ cargo of choice
bright new Barley, which could be ciaSsed as
OF brewing quality, was ohered on 'Change to-
day at 81 % = ctl without bringing out Il bid
over 81 021@ Z ctl. This fact illustrates the
situation.
OATS-It is hard to give anything like a
definite figure, as there Is practically nothing
doing. Old Cats range all the way from 81 80
TO 81 50, while 81 35@1 so q ctI is given as
the quotable range for the new Oats that are
now Offering.
CORN-This morning the receipts were
somewhat large, say 500 ctls, and the mar
ket presented softer tone, without positive
change in price. We quote: Large Yellow
81 9@32; small Yellow, 81 80; White, So o5
az 20 y ctl.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at S4o@41
PIon.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 q ton
from the mills.
CORNMEAL-Mnlers quote Feed at $50 so
Gao 80 d ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 3%4@4c p ID.
SEElDS-Wc quote: Mustard. Brown, So rs
as; Yellow, $2G2 90 p ctl; Canary, 234@.314 &c;
Hemp, 4@414c; Rape, $2G2 so; Timothy,
41Z@5c; Alfalfa, 5149 61ac = ID; Flax, So 500
MIDDLINGS- -Quotable at S25@26 , ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable et S26@27
q ton.
HAY-The market is in fairly good shape
and arrivals that are tirst-class sell rapidly at
fun rates. We quote as follows: Alfalfa
$9@11; Wheat, Sl1@13 so; Wheat and Oat
81 5o@13; Barley, S1o@12 80; Wild Cat,
sTRAW-Quotab!ea at 65075c p bale.
HOPS-Continue inactive. The absence OF
dealers did not fear any great shortage. Good
TO choice old are quOtabe at 2G@30c 2 10.
BRAN-Quotable at S22@22 so p ton.
RYE-Quotable at 81 2712Gl 80 ? ctl.
GROUND BARLEI-Quotable at S24 so
TO $50 80 2 ton.
OTATOEsS-Movement is only moderately
brisk. and there is more or less surplus ON the
wharveS. We quote: Garnet Chiles, 65@
soc; New Early Rose 40@50 in sacks and 90
@9Oc in boxes; Peerless, 55G70c.
ONIONS-Are in good supply. Quotable at
45@5Oc q ctl for Red, and 100000 for silver
Skins.
. 20 Tor Eastern, and 81 50@2 so for Cali
tornia; Blackeye, 81 1902; Niles, 81 G5@
BEANS-we quote: Bayos, s3 2oa3 80;
Butter, 50 1903; Pink, - 30@2 so; Red,
50 70@2 So; Lima, S3@3 %; Pea, S3G3 20;
Small White, S3@3 10 a cti.
NEGETAB BLE-ASparagu is about out of
season. Rhubarb continues i'm moderate re-
ceipt. Corn IS coming along in sacks in al
most baked condition, owing 10 the hot
weather. Other kinds also show the effect OF
heat. As a consequence, much stock is offer
ing at lower rates than quotations, which rep
resent desirable product. Green Corn. SG1 sc
q dozen for Nacavillc and 2O825c for bay;
Cucumhers, 50@65c z box for Nacavillc, and
S1al 80 for bay; Green Peppers, 12I&
@15c Z II; Green Peas, 81 q sack;
String Beans. = @ &c 2 II for green;
Wax Beans, 214G3t.c . 10; Refugee Beans
4c e n; Tomatoes. 2C@5Oc q box;
Egg Plant &C ? u; Summer squash
Nos HEf ffAg-H int M h,NN-
Tor Bay: Turntps, T5c Z ctl; Beets, 81 = sack;
Carrots, feed, 5O975c; ParSnips, 81 % q ct T.
Cabbage, 40@6oc: Garlic, 5@6c q ctl for Cal
itornia; Caulitlower, T5c p dozen; Dry
Peppers. 15a2Cc; Dry Okra, 2O@25c = Ii
FtiUIi-tIOOd demand Tor Lines. because
OF hot weather. Some few Cantaloupes have
been received, but arrivals are not large
enough yet to warrant quotation. Cherries
are giving out very last and prices are firm.
Peaches are IN good demand at steady figures
Figs are coming IN more freely. Berries of all
kinds are well represented. More or less Fruit
is injured by heat, and goes at nominal price
We quote as follows: Figs 5OcaSl - box;
BackberreS, S5@s q chest; Apricots, 30
@65c for Royal; Peaches. 4O@S5c = toE
ana iOGSoc = basket; PlumS, 5ucTSl = box
~ to SIZE; Apples Ioe54 ). box ior Green and
II = chest; Green Pears, 3O@4oc =
box; Currants, So 5oG5 = chest; Goose
proved: strawberries. sG@s , chest for for
Sharpess, S1O@1I for Longworth; Cherries
300 &C p box for dark and 75@9O,
$S@l0 2 box; Lemons, Sicily, s. 500
so; California Lemons, 1908 80 for choice
and 81 5O042 30 for common; Riversid,
Seedlings, 81 25G1 80 for Oft sizes and -
a. % for regular sizes; Los Angeles Seed
lings. T5c@Sl 2 box; Tahiti Oranges $50
. 80 . box; Bananas, S2@2 so {. bunch
Pineapples. S46E5 ? dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-rrade and prices boil
nominal, owing 10 the absence OF stocks Il
operate with. We quote: Apples, evap
GRATED, in boxes, 101%G12c: sliced, Sagc
guartered. SaS11c; Pears 4a5c for corn
lett; Pitted Plums, 1o8l2c; Peaches
bleached, &C; common sun-dried So
&c: AprIcots, ble3ched, 1901 Sc in sacks ant
l3G1IC = 10 in boxes; NectarineS, l2I5G l 81
sor white; Red, do, bleached. Sc; Sun-dried
y5@Tc: California Prunes, 7(GSc :, n: Raisins
;}-crown loose, So99oc; 2-crown loose 65@
zoe b box.
HON NEY-Receipts of new crop are light. a
yet being quotab!e at 51zG6c for amber ant
6L@65@c for bright. White Comb is quotabl
at 5@l6c = %.
BUTTER.At the moment receipts are fl
only for pastry uses, being soft and all out O
shape the result OF the heat We quote
Fancy. .22622I@c; good to choice, 19@2Ic: fai
10 good, 17@1ec; store lots, 15@lOc u Ii
Eastern, 1901 sc for ladle packed.
CHEESE-Demand Is good and prices ar
more Ilan steady We quote: Choice +
fancy, new, 91$@10c: fair TO good, S@9c
Eastern, ordinary to fine, 11@141ac q 70.
EGGS-Duu OF sale, with prices easy. In
creased demand is expected after the fourtl
of July HOLIDAYS We quote: California ranch
2l1G221Sc: store lots, 17@20c; Eastern, 20
1or choice and l9c 4 dozen for other quality
POULTRY-The percentage of dead Cnic'
ems in coops now arriving is very large, Tn
fowls not being able TO stand the heat durin
TRANSFORMATION. We quote as IollowS: LAY