The record-union., 1891-10-21
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
San FRANCfsco. October .

SAN FRANCISCO, October goth.
FLOUR-A cargo of 21 900 bDs leaves this
port to-day for Ireland. Local trade is OF the
usual proportion. Net cash prices for Family
Extras S5@5 5 % q Dbl; Bakers Extras, S5 8
G95 20; Superfine, So 6593 90.
WHEAT-So far this week the inquiry has
been quite light and prices have soitened a
little under the apparent indifference OF buy
for the best kind of shipping quality, while
stock that will grade as milling may be quoted
al 81 721@, and, perhaps, 81 1874 for some
thing of fancy character.
BARLEY-Common Barley is plentiful and
dull of sale. Brewing descriptions are in
favor, meeting with steady inquiry, with fair
ley is doing better. Much of this stock has
already been secured this season, but all wants
do not seem to have been filled, for there is
said TO be custom yet for all desirable quality
OF this descri ption that may be offered. In
1erior grades of Chevalier are not wanted. We
quote: Feed, 9712c@S1 for dark coast
ano 81 021%6G1 or tor better quality. Brew
ing, 81 1901 90; Chevalier, 81 371@@1 42%
e ctl for Standard; lower grades, 81 100
/ 20 = ctl.
character, the demand teing steady and regu-
lar. We quote as follows Surprise, 81 45@
] so; milling, 81 371a@I AZ =; good TO choice,
81 30@1 36h; Black, 81 1901 so Z. cti
for oregon and 81 6O@I 80 for California.
CORN-ReceiptS have been large of late,
causing softer feeling in values. We quote:
Large Yellow, 81 5: Small Yellow, 81 17IIC9
] 20; White, 81 POOL % 3 ctl
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S27@2S
ofLCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 q ton
from the mills.
C0RNMEAI-Millers quote Feed at s25
@,26 80 2 ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 314@334c 2 10.
SEEDS-Prices are steady all round. We
quote as follows: Mustard, Brown, So 90
G13; Yellow, 50 90@3 q ctl; Canary, 2Ia
&c; Hemp, 5@515c; Rape, So 25&2 90; Tim
othy, 6@7c; Alfalfa, 61ac e Ii; Flax, 81 so T.
MIDDLINGS-Qu at S24@25 g ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S22923 4
ton.
HAY-stricty choice qualities alone show
16; Wheat and oat, So 5o@I5; Barley, y
SIi 5o@12 so; Glover, SI2@13; wild Oat'
Sl2@13 80; stock, ,S1o@11 eton.
STRAW-Quotable at 35G50c p bale.
HOPS-For choice stock there is said 10 be
good inquiry, but trade is light because bid
Ging prices are lower than holders are willing
TO accept. Quotable at 10@15c 2 II as to
BRAN-cuotablea at s21@22 p ton.
RYE-Nomnal at 81 5O@1 30 = ctl
BUCKWHEAT-Quota at 81 6O@1 75
GRoUND BARLEY-QuotabIe at s23@24
I. ton.
are quite easy. We quote: Garnet Chiles, 100
55c; Early Rose, 25G40c; Burbanks, 3U@4Os
Tor River and 75c@S1 for Salinas; River
lied, 25935ci Sweet, 75c@ 81 2 ctl.
ONIONS-Keep steady at Inc old range
Quotable al 6O@7Oc 2 ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green. 81 $50
so; Blackeye, 81 4oG1 80; Niles, 81 40G
/ 90 = ctl.
BEANS-There is a little better feeling to
the market, without any increase in trade,
however. Last Saturday train of twelve
cars loaded with Beans, left Ventura County
direct Tor Chicago We quote iobbing rates as
follows: Bayos, 81 So@1 90; Butter, SEA
= %; Pink. 81 To@1 rs: Red, So 5@2 25;
Lima, 81 6092 rs; Pea, So 25@2 80; small
White. So 1902 20 2 etl.
FRUIT-Common Apples are in good re-
ccipt, but buyers mostly want u fancy article.
ana OF this kind the supply is somewhat
small. Ounces are very oull of sale Grapes
are less plentiful, while the demand is light
owing 70 cold weather. Oranges are well
cleaned up. IL Will not be a great while be-
fore new crop will put IN an appearance We
quote: Wine Grapes, ,SS@13 p ton; Ounces
4o95oc = box; PomegranateS, 25c TO
o0c 2 box: Grapes, 25@35c q box for
Sweetwater, 3o@4Ce for Muscats, 25@4 Oc for
Black, 40aG5c for Tokay, 35@40c for Yer
dclls, and 6o6}T5c tor Isabella; Watermelons
$4@6 Z 100; Cantaloupes, 50cdS1 80 = crate:
Figs, 5o@75cF 2 box; Peaches, SO@6Oc q box;
fluIns, 35@75 Sc = box; Apples, 20c@S1 = box:
Haspberries, SI@9 Z chest; Pears, 25@ soc >
box; strawberries, S69S Z estforSharpless;
Mexican Lines, S5@6 = box; Lemons, Sicily.
y 5o9s; California Lemons, 81 50@4 ofor
common TO choice; Bananas. S2G2 90 4
bunch; Pineapples, S4CG9 . dozen; Cape COD
CranberrieS, = 699 g bbl: Oregon Cranber.ies
$500 90 e bbl.
bUTIER-Fhe market shows improving
tone, and the outlook is moro in favor of sell
Fancy, 3S@3ic; good To choice, 3oa32c;
tair TO good, 22@27lSc; store lots. ! sol SC y
II; picked roll, 23@25c; flrkin, 20@22ISc:
Eastern, 15G20c tor ladle-packed ana z56
2715c = b for creamery.
CAEESE-is nrIn aI current figures, stocks
of desirable quality being low. Choice
TO fancy new, l215t91315c; fair 10 good, LOG
lie; Eastern, ordinary TO fne, 1901 &c = 10.
EGGS-A choice domestic article is in re-
quest at full figures, tie market being strong
Tor product of select character. socks OF
Eastern are large, embracing much OF pcor
quality. California rancho, 421%c6 10: store
lots, 3 S391ac; Eastern, 26@27i.c Tor fancy
22@24c for good To choice and l9G21c Tor
common.
FOUArRY-Forg good to choice stock there
IS demand az iuN rates Offerings however
are mostly poor in flesh, 50 t;,at sales are
We GuotcaS follows; Live Turkeys-G Gobblers
119l9c; liens 15@17c q ID; BOOSTERS.
SuW6 20 for old and 50 5000 90 for Young.
Broilers, 81 50@s3 80 for small and So 5O61I
Tor large; liens, 81 5o@7; Ducks S4 5o&36 5o:
Geese, 81 50@l2 = pair.
GAN E-t'r,cts change more or less avery-
day, the fluctuations being regulated both by
quality n well as quantitv OF arrivals
quail, S1@1> 20 q dozen. Mallard SIS 5oG.
4; Sprig, ) -o2 30; Midgeon, 81 5092: Teal.
81 5O@2; small DUCKS, Sl@1 % GRAY
Geese, S262 so; common Snipe, 75e@,Si. .
English onipe S a. 90 q dozen; Hare, 81 Sd
@l .; Rabbits, 81 25@1 ?5; Doves, 75c
81 n uoZcn.
PRONISIONS-W quoteas follows: Eastern
Hams, 1899; California refrigerator-cured
Iialfls t.eg11 {; Eastern Breakfast Bacon,
351@l4c; California Bacon, heavy and me.
diuIn 1o1@1lc; do, light. 129Sal3c: do.
extra light, I314@14c: do. clear sides. 11@
1lLc n; Pork, extra prime, S1fGl14 90;
GO, prime mess, Sl5@13 80; do. mess,