The record-union., 1891-09-29
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
So FRANCIsco. septemher d 1se

SAN FRANCISCO, September 20. 1891.
tras, $500 25 2 bbl; Bakers Extras, SO 3
@5 %; Superfine, 50 65@3 80.
WHEAT-MarlKet moderately active at un-
changed rates. Quotabe at 81 661l@l 6715
e cl for standard qualities, with 81 6S34 for
choice; milling, 81 7091 7213 q ctl.
BARbEY-sampling was little more gen
eral to-day and trade was OF fair volume. We
quote: Feed, 81 021%@1 OSs4. with 81 10 for
choice; Old Brewing, 81 45@1 so: New
Brewing, 81 1214@1 ~; Chevalier, 81 500
81 0712@l IL 2 ctl.
OATS-Prices steady, the market being well
handled by the holding interest. We quote
prices: Surprise, 81 3719@1 45; milling,
81 35@1 3713; good to choice, 81 271563
l 50; 1alr, 81 2O@1 25; Gray, 81 25@1 so;
Black, 81 25@1 80 p ctl tor Oregon, and
81 50@1 10 for California.
C0RN-Tnere is quiet demand for large
AeiIow, but II Is scarce, and buyers have
to pay advanced rates. We quote prices as
follows: Large Yellow, 81 4o@1 ~; small
Yellow, 81 42h@1 As; White, 81 l0@1 as
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s8o@81
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 ton
from the mills.
CoRNMEAL-AIillers quote Feed at $50
TO SSl q ton; fine kinds tor the table, in
large and small packages, 314 354c q ID.
SEEDS-We quote Mustard Brown, SO 75
to So; Yellow, So 1908 g ctl; Canary, 1s4c TO
&c; Hemp, 414G4 41ac; Rape, 81; Timothy, 411c
to DC; Alfalfa, 51a96c q 70; Flax, S2@2 25 p
DLlNOS-tluOJaD1e at SsS2d}23 r. ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S22 500
nAY@Aiialfa, s11@12; Wheat, s11 SO
OH: Wheat and Oat SII 5OGl3 so: Bar
ley, $40 50@12; Clover. S12@13; Wild Oat.
S11@l2 80; Stock, S10@11r ton.
HOPS-NominaI at al sc p b.
BRAN-Quotable at S20@21 2 ton.
R1E-Quotable at 81 62%a1 90 p ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Nomi at 81 25@l so
. ctl
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable ct s24@25
e ton.
POTATOEs-we quote prices as follows:
Garnet Chiles, 50960c; Early Rose, 3o@40c;
Peerless, 4o@50c; Burbanks, 35@45c for
River and 9Uc@S1 for Salinas; Sweet, 75c@
oNIoSs.Quotable at 6o@65c p ch.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 5o@
J 70; Blackeye, 81 1901 5oi Niles, 81 3o@
] so 2 ctl.
81 1902 20; Lima, So 8O@3: Pea 50 90
@S; small nal White, VII 81 55@2 90 . cti,
prices As follows: Lima Beans, 3G3% p
n; Green pkra, 2594Cc q box; Green Corn,
Sl@2 2 box and 2215@271zc p doZ for
bay; Cucumbers, 15930c q box for bay; pick
ling, do, 3594Qc q ctl for large and soc
for rsmall, Green Peppers, 35@4oc q box for
Chile and 40050c for Bell; Tomatoes 2O@
35c 2 box; Egg Plant, 4O@5oc q box; Sum
mer Squash, 35g5oc q box for bay; Turnips,
50075c 2 ell; Beets, 81 q sack; Carrots, feed,
50@75c; Parsnlps, 81 % Z ctl; Cabbage, 4 o
dozen: Dry Peppers, 10000; Dry Okra, COG
csc 2 II; Marrowfat Squash, S5@7 2 ton.
FkJ JlI-tirapes are crug, much stock
to peddiers at almost nominal prices. We
quote iohbing lots as follows: Wine
Grapes, SS@1I 2 ton; Crab Apples, S1@1 %
2 box Ounces, 100000 q box; Grapes, So
cat. l5m35c for black and 35@5Oc for To-
kay; and 50@05c for Isabella: Water
melons, Si9b q 100; Cantaloupes, soc
al 2 crate; Figs, %5@75c 2 box; Blackber-
rieS, 1904 2 chest Peaches, 25950c p box;
PIums. 3O0.oc z box: Apples, 25c6S1 q box;
Raspberries. SS@lo 2 chest; Pears, 35c@S1 p
less, ana So09 for Longworth; Mexican
Lines $4G5 q box; Lemons, Sicily,
81 5o@s; California a. LEMONS, 81 5o@5
z box; Bananas, S2@2 80 q bunch; Pine
apples, S4@5 . dozen; Cape Cod Cran0eTries,
SlOdIl 2 Dbl.
DRIED 'FRUIT-We quote prices as follows:
Apricots. bleached, 5@71ac; do, sun-dried,
33@a,5c; Peaches, peeled evaporated, LOG
for sliced, and 3@4c tor quartered; pitted
PlumS, 5@ &c; unpitted do. 2@3c; Grapes,
25s@27lc 2 h. Prunes, ~ a 513c =
n; Pears, Gore FOR cvaporated, 4d5c Tor sliced,
and S@4c for quartered; Nectaunes. 394c for
red and 5@6c for white; Figs, 31a94l3c for
pressed and 3@,4c for impressed.
RAISINS-We quote: Layers, fancy, 81 so
to 81 60; = box; choice, 81 25E01 10; fair 10
good, ooc@Sl with the usual advance for
fractional boxes; Muscatels, 10000 q box
HONEY is quotable at 5Ila 55c
for amber and 6I4@6Le for bright. Comb Is
Quotable at l0GI3c = T..
BEESW WAX-Quotable at 22@24c q n.
BUTTER-The tendency in prices is down
ward We quote prices, rs follows
Fancy, 35@31c; good TO choice, 3o@32c;
fair 10 good, 2092714c; store lots, 1901 sc
e II; picked roll, 23& 25c; firkin, 2OG221%c
Eastern, 121%to zoe for ladle packed, and 22L
6s271sc 2 ID Tor creamery.
CHEESE-We quote: Choice TO fancy new
11@12c; fair 10 good, 9@10c; Eastern, ordi
nary to fine, 1l@13c e h.
EGGS-Irdde not quick. California ranch
3915GfOc; store lots, 20@35c; Eastern 25a
26c for fancy, 21m24c for good to choice and
1s@20c for common.
POULTRY-Buyers have whatever little
advantage there NAV be in tie situation
Wequote prices: Live Turkeys -Gobblers, 6@
1Sc; Hens, l4E16c r Do; RoOSters, S6M
for old and 5000 for young; Broit
ers, 50 50@3 so for small and So 5o@4 81
for large; Hens. 50 5o@7; Ducks,S4@7 Geese
81 25 TO 81 20 = pair.
GAME-We quote Hare. 81 25@I so
Rabbits, 81 25@l so; Doves, 75c@S1 {
dozen.
eTn Hams, lac; California refrigerator
cured Hams, 12M9121@c; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, 1870 14c; California Bacon, heavy
and medium, l0a@llc; do, light, 121z@13 &c
@lo%c ib; Pork, extra prime, S14@l4 so
do, prime mess, S15@15 so; do, mess, $17 sc
OF rs; DO, clear, S1S6l9 y; do. extra clear
$19@19 so hbl Pigs Feet, SIP 90 q bbl
hbls, IS 5000; do, family, SlI@1I SO . bbl
do, smoked, 1I5%@l2c 9 10: Eastern Lard
tierces S1z@a 915c; do. i o-ib tins 1oI6c: do al
tins. 1oasc; do, 3-fb tins, 1oAc: California
Lard, .tierces, ,9A@91ac; do, kegs, 1oc; do
10-fb tins, 1o14@lo24c do 5-to tins, 1890
105sc; do, ION pals, 1876; do, 5-ib pals 1 1c
do 3-fh pals, 1114c p IL.
WoOL-We quote spring: