The record-union., 1891-08-17
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO, August Is, Is


FLoUR--It is not unlikely tnat prices wiz
be marked up next week. Net cash prices
for Family Extras, 81 90@5 2 Dbl; Bakers
Extras, 81 90@5; Superfine, SO 5O@3 so.
WuEAT-The outlook is assuming a yet
more promising phase for growers. The local
demand for shipment is good and active,
while speculative operations in the Call Board
arc lively and of larger volume This morn
ing there was marked jump in option
prices in Chicago, which news naturally
caused a stronger local market. The spot
range Tor sood to choice shipping Wheat is
generally given at 81 G2h@1 65, with
81 G7i% = ell for milling parcels.
BARLET-There was firmer feeling to the
market this morning and prices were Il shade
higher. Quotab!e at 81 1901 1874, with
Old brewing, 81 COOL 10; New Brewing,
OATS-Arrival this morning of ., 800 ctls
from Oregon and Washington. Quotable at
81 30o1 so 2 ctI for Gray.
vSoIt G0kNm9qlet aHa "a naetive with prices
81 7214@1 rs; White, S2@2 071% p ctl.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at S39@4O
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton
from the mills.
CORNMEAL-AIlIlers quote feed at S3S SO
@39 90 2 ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 33zG14c u 10.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, So rs
as; Yellow, $2@2 80 Rctl; Canary, 2}4 4@34c;
43zQ5c; Alfalfa, 51a@G14c = 10; Flax, 81 SOC
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at s2l@a2 q ton.
2 ton.
HAY-The week closes on steady market.
We quote as follows: Alfalfa, S11@12; Wheat,
S12914 so; Wheat and Oat SI1G13 so;
Barley, Sl1G12; Glover, S1l@13; Wild Oat,
S11613 . ton.
sTRAW-Quotable at 400 soc p bale
HOPS-Nominal at 171IG 2215c q H. Sales
have been made of new crop, October deliv-
cry, at 171z@1s12c q d.
BRAN-Quotabe at SIS 50619 p ton.
nET &c nj 70 ha in
quiTy for the article and sales are claimed to
have been made at 81 nv y ctl Some deal
now, and perhaps more. But if stock were
Offering, the Views OF buyers might moderate
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 81 25@1 SO
p Gil.
GROUND BARLEY-QuotabIc at S25@a6
per ton.
POTAToEs-Fair trading at current rates.
450c; Early Rose, 3O@45c; Peerless 400
8Qc;'Burbanks, 4oc@$l e ctl; Sweet, 1@1$4c
ONIONS-Quotable at 4o@5oc p ctI.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 5OA
1 55; Blackeye, 81 5o@l 60; Niles, 81 SOC
BE8NS-We quote: Bayos. So 2o@3 80;
B9tter, 50 1898; Pink, 50 3o@2 As; Red,
So 20 TO So So; Lima, S3@3 10; Pea, $50
3 103 Small White So 9Od3 = ctl
NEGETA BLES-Prices easy all round ex-
cept for Tomatoes which are not in heavy re-
cetpt. Green Ollra, 50@9Oc p box; Green
Corn, Sl91 25 q sack for common and
10G25c per box for bay; picking do, 35c p
cI for large and SOC 2 ctl for small;
and 5o@6oc for Bell; Tomatoes, 75@9Oc .
box for bay and 75@90c for River; Egg
Plant, 75cS1@ d? box; Summer squash, ! 5Cd
3oc = box for Bay; Turnlps 5O375c p ctl;
Beets, 81 sack; Carrots, feed, 5o@75c;
Parsnips, 81 % = ctl; Cabbage, 40d50c; Gar
lie, 2@3c y Ii; Caulifower, 75c q dozen; Dry
Peppers, 1542oc; Dry OkTa, 20G25c 2 b;
Marrowfat squash, S10a12 2 ton
FRUIT-Ihe glut continues and quotations
arc more or less nominal for some kinds, as
dealers sell at any price offered. Large
quantities of Peaches are scaiy or worlny
We quote as follows: Huclleberries, 70Sc
2 b; Crab Apples, T5c@S1 2 box; Grapes, 40
G9SCc = box for Sweetwater, 40G71c for Mus
cat ana 40a6Oc for black; white Nectarines
hGlcin bulk 20 Gamers, 300GCc p box TO the
trade; Red do 300 oc ? box; Watermelons,
Sl@I E 100; Cantaloupes, 5oc@Sl 25 = case;
Figs, 5Oc@S1 = box; Blackberries $f64 SO
per chest; Apricots, 3OG50c = box to the trade
and 35a1ctF n TO Gamers; Peaches, 15@3ocq
box ana l5@3Oc q basket and LGic = II
10 Gamers; Plums, 1@l%c q n TO thetrade and
1E@1zc 4 10 to the Gamers; Apples, 5OcS
Pears, 25@5oc q box; do, Bartlett, 15G1c
= II for Strawberries, S6as . cnest
for sharpless; Mexican Lines, 5000
Lemons, Si@4 so for choice and S3@3 SO
for common; California Oranges, S2e13 30.
Tahiti Oranges So so 10 IS = box; Bananas
S2G2 so ? bunch; Pineapples, Si95 d
dozen.
DRIED FRUIT We quote: Apricots,
DlcdcneI, bkFgtpc 4 10, 90, Sun-OricQ, DfdIc.
Peaches, sun-dried, 5@7c; do, bleached, 7t@Sc;
Apples o@9c for evaporated, 5G6c for
Sliced and 3H@I1ac for quartered; Grapes,
future delivery, &c 3 II; Prunes, 51za6Izc
= N.
6h9G54c for bright. Comb is quotable at i "a
TO 14c = n.
BUTiER-No change. We quote: Fancy,
27L@29c; good to choice. .24@26c; fair TO good,
1S623c; store lots 14G &c z 10; picked roll
22kG25c; firlliu, 2UG221ac; Eastern, 12l5@
Il sc tor ladle packed, and 19@221zc q 10 for
creamery.
EGGS-We quote: California. ranch. 2-I5ta
fancy. 2Oa2lc for good To choice and 1SG19 &c
FOR common.
CHEESE - Moderate demand. We quote:
Choice 10 fancy, new, 11@12c fair 10
good, 91z@lOIac; Eastern, ordinary 10 fine,
li0ULTRY-The supply is light and prices
main steady. We quote as follows: Live Tur-
lSeys-Gobhers, 10000; Hens, 16017c = 70;
BOOSTERS, $6@7 for old and So 5OG7 for
young; BroueTS, So TO So for small and
So 5Ua1 5Ofor large; Hens, S6a7 80; Ducks.
So 5o@6; Geese, 81 258l so Z pair.
Rabbits, 75c@SI %; Doves, soc 4 dozen.
PRONISIONS-We quote as follows: East
ern Hams ] 4 614c1a; California refrigerator
cured Hams, 12@1215c; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, 13 "a 9c; California Bacon, heavy and
medium, 913o1Oc; do, light, 121z@l3c; do,
1o1Ic q 10; Pork, extra prime, S14@11 90;
do. prime, mess. $l5@,15 80; do, mess, SIG
a I6 80; do, clear. S1S@ Is so: do extra
clear. SI9@19 80 = DBL; Pigs Feet, S12 90
p bbl: Beef, mess, bbis, 81 5o@S; do extra
mess, bbls, $S 5000; do family, 1@$11 so
y bbl; do, smoked, l11ac TO 12c p 10; Eastern
Lard, tierces, S14@91ae; 40, 1o-fo tins, 1014c;