The record-union., 1891-07-29
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

San FRANCISCO, July 2Sth.
FLOUR - Is lower. Net cash price for
Family Extras, S4 9O@5 p bbl; Bakers Ex-
| tras, 81 9O@5; Superfne, So 5O@3 so.
WHEAT-The market is in good shape for
is arranged on basis of 81 So 2 3ctl for stand
BARtEY-Feed offerings that are of attract
i've character are somewhat firmly held at
81 20 2 ctl. Some lots of less desirable quality
may be found at 81 Tx, but that is about as
cheap IL rate at which anything can be ob-
tanned. Old Brewing is quotable at 81 COG
OATS-Values remain steady. Quotable at
81 50@1 6212 p ctl for old and 81 471a@
l 52@ for new feed
CORN-Market inactive and weak. Large
Yellow, 81 S0@1 S273; Small Yellow, 81 500
1 @ @S212; Whit White S2 071992 12% p ctl.
OILCAKE MEAL-QuotabIe at $50 ton
from the mills.
CORNMEAL-Miners quote Feed at $50 so
to $40 so 2 ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large abS sWa dof pafeagSsS @4 SIoSn &
SIC; Hemp, 4@44c; Rape, 1902 SO; limo
thy, 414@5c; Alfalfa, 51a@611c . b; Flax.
MTDDLINGS-Lower Quotable at s2a SEQ
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s25@ae p
HAY-A trifing weakness is discerntble,
owing to large receipts for q day or two. We
quote: Alfalfa, Sl2@12 so; Wheat, S13 50@
Is; Wheat and Oat, S12 50G14; Barley, S12
OLD; Clover, S13; Wild Oat, S12 5o@13 90
STRAw-Quotablea at 5o@65c p bale
HOPS-Dull and nominal al 221a@271ac
BRAN-Quotable at s2o@21 ton.
RYE-Quotble at 81 35 p ctl for new and
BUCKWHEAT-Nomina at 81 25@1 so
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s25@26
VpoTA AT0IS We ,,ota. cor,,a+ ruhilo, 1sA
55c; Early Rose. 30@5Oc in sacks and 4o@65c
in boxes; Peerless, 100000: Burbanks 50c@
81 etl; Sweet, 214@2e4 z 10.
ONIONS-Quotable at 35@50c q ctl for Red
and 60@7oc for Silver Skins.
. DRIED PEAs-We quote: Green, S2 500
2 75 for Eastern and S2G2 so for California;
Buckeye, 81 COOL 65; Niles, 81 5o@1 65 y
BEANs-we quote: Bayos, 90 2o@s 80;
Butter, So 75@3; Pink, 81 30@2 80; Red,
Small White, 5000 10 y ctl.
VEGETABLES-Tom have further de-
clined. Squash is also quite cheap. Corn
large receipt, with prices favoring buyer
We quote prices as follows: Green Okra
S1@1 so box; Green Corn, 20@25c p
dozen for Bay; Cucumbers 15@35c = box for
Bay; picking, do, A@1Ac y n; Green Peppers,
| 4o@75c z box for Chile and 81 to 81 rs
TOR Bell; Tomatoes, 25@35c p box for Vaca-
| Vile, and 65@S5c for River; Egg Plant
81 25@1 so p box; Summer Squash, 15@35c
. box for Bay; Turnips, 75c q ctl; Beets, 81 p
sack; Carrots, feed, 50@75c; Parsnips, ST 25
| y ctl; Cabbage. 100000; Garlic, 203c p ctl;
| Caulifiower, 75c q dozen; Dry Peppers. 150
2oc; Dry Okra. 2o@25c p b; Marrowfat
| Squash, $50 p ton.
! receipts. Peaches are also abundant. Grapes
come along very slowly. Berries still make
good exhibit We quote as follows: Crab
| Apples, 35@50c p box; Black CurrantS COG
| CSC 2 drawer; Grapes, 4o@75c = box for
Sweetwater, 81 for Muscat and 81 for black;
Nectarines, 25@5oc p box for white, and 75c
LT1 for rod Waf = n. (saf1-
taloupes S1G2 q case; Figs, .5oc@S1 q box;
Blackberries, s4@5 2 chest; Apricots, 25
ners; Peaches, 25@5oc p box and 25@4oc
! p bskt; do Crawford, 2oCG40c p box; Plums
1@2c p 70; Apples, 75c@S1 so q box; Rasp-
berries Se1 do s79s Bartlett ehes cdsi Ps1r 30 S0Ss1
Strawberries, $6@s p chest for SharpIess,
Mexican LINES, SO = box; Lemons, Sicily,
SOS; caiifornia s1ha Io Lemons, IONS 90 to "a for
MIA Oranges, So 5U@3 so; Tahiti Oranges, So
to So so q box; Bananas, S292 so per
0p9sh pRp ppFsfRRaff s Erai GGIfs is quotaoe
follows: Apricots. 7@8c q u; Peaches, sun
dried, 6@7c; Apples, 6@sc for sliced and q
DC for quartered; Grapes. future delivery, &c
HONEY - We quote as follows: 51I@6c
for amber and 6A@61zc for bright. Comb
/ is quotable at 121z@15 sc = ib
BGTrER-Arrilals OF really choice grade
are quite slim, and values for this class of
/ stock are lighter than u week ago. We quote
us IollONS' FaIcy, ~oCDolc, BOOd 10 cnOlce,
| 1S@26c: fair To good, 1s@23c; store lots, 1461
24C 2 10; picked roll, 221@25c; ffrkln, 2O9
2212c: Eastern. 1901 Sc for ladle packed, and
| 196122Ac a b for creamery.
| CHEESE-Domestic product is very firm in
price, as supplies are of moderate magnitude
only. We quote: Choice to fancy, new,
11@12c; fair TO good, 91I@1oZc; Eastern, or
dinary to fine, 11@13c.
ESit1S--As usual at this season of the year a
| really Tlrst class domestic article is scarce.
California ranch, 2714e0aoc; store lots, 17@
CSC; Eastern, 23&24c for fancy, 20@2lc for
good To choice and 1e@1Sc per dozen for
common.
/ POULTRY - Hens are higher. No other
changes. We quote: Live Turkeys =
Gobblers, 1S@2oc; Hens, 1 1?@1scp n; Roost-
ers, S6G6 so for old and S5 50@7 for