The record-union., 1891-10-29
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO ncto

oAN fRANClSCO. OCTOBER @SLl.
FL0UR-A vessel is expected to leave to-
day with over 10000 bbls for England. We
quote: Net cash prices for Family EX-
tras, So 1905 25 2 bbl; Bakers Extras, So 10
@5 25; Superfine, So 6593 90.
WHEAT-The trifing Improvement noted
yesterday was somewhat more pronounced
this morning, and the market generally pre-
sented Better tone. Fair inquiry is reported,
with transactions of moderate magnitude.
Desirable shipping qualities sell at range OF
81 6712@l 20 q ctl, while milling parcels are
qnotable at 81 721491 70 p ctl.
BARLEY-There is not much strength to
the sample market for feed descriptions, the
supply being greater than the demand Brew
ing Farley holds up well in price there being
greater or less demand all the time for do
mestc uses a well for shipment. Stocks
OF standard Chevalier are about exhausted.
We quote: Feed, 9715c@$1 for dark coast,
andS1 O215Gl O6K tor better quality. Brew
ing, 81 1215G1 90; Chevalier, 81 1901 so
2 ctl for standard; lower grades, 81 loo
OAIS-Reeeipts are not quite so heavy at
the moment as they were short time ago,
and this circumstance rather strengthens the
good inquiry for all kinds and business is OF
fairly brisk character. Prices aIe firm.
We quote as follows: Surprise, 81 45@
so; milling, 81 371l9l 421l; good to choice,
81 3o@1 361I; Black, 81 4o@1 SO q ctl
for Oregon and 81 65@2 for California.
CORN-The market has been under cloud
for week or so. Many operators, however,
are of opinion that matters Will soon change
for the better for sellers. We quote: Large
Yellow, 81 Io@l 123$; small Yellow, 81 20
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S26@27
oGLCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton
-MilIers quote Feed at s25 SO
e26 80 2 ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 31I9324c q b.
SEEDS-Weq quote: Mustard, Brown, So 50
@3; Yellow, So 9O@3 2 ctl; Canary, 134@
&c; hemp, 5go12c; Rape, 50 25@'2 90; Tim
othy, 6@7c;. Alfalfa, 611c 4 10; Flax, 81 900
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at S24@25 ? ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S22 500
% so 2 ton.
light, and prices would likely have improved
were it not that most OF the dealers had
liberal stocks on hand. We quote prices
a. follows: Alfalfa, Sl1@12; Wheat, S13@
15 so; Wheat and Oat, Sl2 5o@l4 SO; Bar
ley, S11 50G12 so; Glover, S12@1 3;wild Oat,
$l2@l3 80; stock, S10@11 e ton.
STRAW-Is higher. Quotaole at 40@55c q
bale.
HOPS-Liberal shipments are going forward
TO Eastern centers. Trade, locally is not large
There Is fair inquiry. but sales are slow, be-
cause of differences in the views of buyers and
sellers. From 10c TO 14c q 10 Will represent
the eXtremes Of the market.
BRAN-Stctdy at the current range. Quot
able at S21@22 p ton.
RYE-Some inquiry has developed on ex-
pert account, which gives firmer tone TO the
market. Quotable at 81 55@1 so 2 ctl.
uCKWHEAT-Quotable at 81 6o@1 rs
GROUND BARLEY-QuotabIe at s28@24
2 ton.
POTATOES-Tb situation remains unsatis-
factory TO the selling interest. We quote
Garnet Chtles, 40950c; Early Rose 25a4Oc:
BuThanks, 3094oc for River and 75cGSl for
Salinas; River ked, 25@35c; Sweet, C5cGS1
Z ctl.
.oNIoNs-Marl1et steady and firm. Quot
able at 60@7cc 2 ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 500
n. = -
] so q ctl.
BEANs-Bayos, 5000 10; Butter, $50
90; Pink. 81 7o@1 IS; Red, 81 9oa2;
White, 50 1902 20 . ctl.
ETABLES-Although the season is far
advanced, there is yet array enough TO afford
gOod selection, While the quantity coming for
ward is sufficient TO meet all needs. We quote
as follows: string Beans. 2@2Lc = n; Lima
Beans. 21z93c q ID: Green Okra, SOC 5c q
box; Cueumbers, 25@40c . box; Green Pep
pers, 4oa75c . box; Tomatoes, 2U@35c .
box; Egg Plant, 5c@$1 = box; lurnips, 500
zoc ctl; Beets, 81 z sack; Carrots, feed,
d6oc Garlic, 3a3kc = II; Cauliflower, z sc :.
dozen; Dry Peppers, 15@lSc; Dry Okra 20
@&5c d; Marrowfat Squash, S59s 2 ton.
FRUlI-Ihe demand is not active anG trade
draes. Grapes make fair exhibit but keep
cneap in price, because CT slow custom. Figs
are I'm light receipt, and viii likely lie out al
together after this week Peaches are still
seen in market, but a choice article is scarce
Moderate demand prevails tor Apples OF de-
Strabte Qua1sN. Berries continue IN favor
Wine Grapes, S6@14 q ton; Ounces, 3oa soc
z box; Pomegranates, soc TO Sc 4 box;
Grapes, 15@35c . box for Sweetwater,
23@ttc c for Muscats, POO Ioc for Black, 500
60c for Tokay, 25@4oc for Verdells, and SO
@T5c tor Isabella; Watermelons, $4@6 ~
100; Figs, 30d95c q box; Peaches $50 9Oc
4 box; Plums, 4o07 &c y box; Apples, 25c@
81 z box; Raspberries $7@9 p chest; Pears.
35@6oc; Strawberries, S.@9 q chest for
Sharpless; Mexican Lines. Sta4 so p box;
Lemons, SicIIy, 81 5oGS; California Lemons.
o. 90 z bunch; Pineapples, $4@5 {. dozen;
Cape Cod CranberrieS, SSG9g p Dbl; Oregon
CrGnberrieS, SS&S 80 = bbI
DRIED tkUlT-While the demand is not
Of urgent character, there yet a fair volume
OF trade in progress, though at rather easy
figures. We quote: ApricotS, bleached 5M?c
do, sun-dried, 2@4c; Peaches peeled evapor-
ated, 11@15c; sun-dried, 304c; bleached
lose; Apples, 6@7c for evaporated 31sC54c
PluHns, 4@41Ic; nnpitted do, a@3c; GRAPES.
2s4@3cF %; Prunes, 4@6c9fb; German Prunes'
4@Sc; Pears, 7gSc for evaporated, 3@5G
for sliced; and 3G4c for Quartered; Nectarines
3g14lzc for red, and 596c for white Figs, ia,
41lac for pressed, and 3@31ac Tor impressed
RAISlNS-Prices shape favorabIy TOR the
selling interest. We quote: Layers, fancy.
81 so 2 box; good TO choice, 81 35@1 40;
fair 81 %. with the usual advance for
and 3@ sc 2 h for sacks.
HONEH-The market is quiet, while prices
show fair steadiness. We quote: Extracted.
5A@5?4c for amber and 614@615c for bright.
Comb is quotabe at 1o@13cY = 10.
BUTTER - Fancy grades are wanted for
specisJ custom and prices are firm. Ordinary