The record-union., 1891-01-13
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANcIsCo, Sanpary ! 2th.

IA.
FLoUR--Steady, and in good request. We
quote: Net cash price for Family Extras
81 594 rs y bbl; Bakers Extra, 81 O5@
Sd ] ); Superflne, S3@3 rs.
WHEAT-The firm tone of the market is
well maintained. Shippers are willing buyers
and product that comes up TO standard re-
cti., No parcels suited for milling. uses can be
had below 81 40, while 81 421@ is getting to
be general asking figure.
BARLEY-The holding interest still has the
advantage of the situation and full prices are
insisted on. We quote: No. / Feed, 81 SOC
81 51H; choice, 81 521a; common grades,
fair TO good, and 81 6o@l 90 for choice;
Chevalier 81 5o@1 65 q ctl as to quality.
OATS-Oferings are slim at the moment,
and there is firlner feeling to the situation. At
the Produce Exchange this morning 50 05
was asked for a lot OF choice milling, with 50
bid. The Oregon steamer Is due on Monday,
direction. We quote: Surprise, 81 95@2;
milling, 81 95@2; good TO choice feed, 81 S5
@S1 921s;; fair, 81 721lg1 so; Gray, 81 50
CORN-Is still firmly held. We quote Large
Yellow, 81 321&G11 80; small Yellow, 81 80
to 81 364; White, 81 3214@.1 So Z ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S3o@31 2
oILCAKE EMEAL-Quotable at S26 per ton
from the mills.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s27@2s p
CoRNMEAI-Millers quote Feed at $50 to
$50 so q ton; fine kinds for the table, in large
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard Brown, 50 so
@S3; Yellow, 50 35@2 40 q ctl; Canary $50
324c; Hemp, 31I@4c; Rape, 81 5o@2 so;
Timothy, IN 5A@51ac; Alfalfa, SIC q ID; Flax,
MlDDLINGS-In fair supply. Quotable at
S25@26 . ton.
Wild Oat, S11 5o@14 SO; Barley, S11@14 so;
Alfalfa, S11@13 q ton.
STRAW,Quotable Sydi,A at 7o@soc ? bale.
HOPS-Quotable at 3215@p371s p ID.
tnb 10 nj
R9E-Quiet but steady. Quotabl9 at 81 35
.BUCKwHEAT-Quotable at 81 5o@1 65 p
GROUND DBARLEY-Quotable at s3a 5o@
PoTAToEs- quote: River Reds, 81 10
al 15; Early Rose, So@90c; Burbanks, 75c
@S1 for Rivers, 9oc@S1 10 for Petalumas
and 81 35 to 1 45 q ctl for Salinas; Sweet,
$2@3 p etl.
.ONI0NS-No change OF consequence Quot
able at So 50@3 Is d ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, So 75@
2 50; Blackeye, 81 YOGI so; Niles, 81 5o@
BEANs-we quote: Bayos, So 1868 So;
Butter, So 1898; Pink, So 35@2 10; Red,
So 5o@2 So; Lima. 50 1908 35; Pea, SO so
@3 80; Small White, 80 5000 so q ct.
NEGETABLES-Aspar sold this morn
ing at advanced rates. Tomatoes also brought
better prices. We quote as follows: Mush-
rooms, lo@171ac q 10 for common and 25c
Tor buttons; Asparagus, 30@35c p h; Green
reppers, 1Oc q n; Green Peas, 4@5c = b.;
String Beans, s@1oc u b; Tomatoes ST so q.
zoe q ctl; Beets, 81 q sack; Carrots feed, 500
zoe; Parsnips, 81 20 = ctl; Cabbage, 100000;
Gariic S@9c Z h; Caulitlower, -t9-c q dozen;
Dry Peppers, 10000; Dry Ollra, 121@0171Sc
q 10; Marrowfat Squash, S12 = ton.
FRUIT-Cold weather stops all business
We quote as follows: Apples, 40@75c T. box
for common to good and Si@1 90 for choice !;
Fears, 5oc@l = per box; Mexican Lines 500
90 4 box; California Lines 5o@.15c for
small and 81 5o@1 15 q large box; ; Lemons,
Ia n. Milf G. -
r box; Vacavile Oranges, 75c p small box :
riverside Navel, So so; Riverside Seedlings
81 5o@2 so ; Los Angeles Navels, So 5o@3 !;
Los Angeles Seedlings, 81 25@2 q box; Man
DARN Oranges, 50 to SOC p box; Bananas,
81 5o@2 80 2 bunch; Pineapples, S4@5 :
dozen; Sranberries, S12@13 g Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote as follows: Ap-
PIES, evaporated, in boxes, 10@11c; sliced,
.12e; quartered, 61S@97c; Pears. sc for COM
mon and 7@9c for quartered unpeeled Bart
dose; Pitted Plunls, iI@121%c; Peaches,
peeled, eyaporated, 3o@325c: bleached, II Ia,
IS; common sundried, 919@loc; Apricots,
bleached, 14@1Sc in sucks and lS@l9c p 10
N boxes; Nectarines, 17@1Sc for white: Cal
iornia Prunes, 1@919c q 10; Grapes, $40 3s4c
4 10; halsins, 81 75@l 50 2 box for London
Layers; 3-crown loose, 81 40@1 so; 2-crown
loose, 81 1901 20 2 box.
HoNEY-We quote: White Comb, II@1 sc;
Amber, s@loc; white liquid extracted 61@@
&c; Amber, coiored and candied, 5G6c 4 fb
BUTTER-Prices are. very weak, owing to
increasing supplies. We quote as follows:
SOcU clolce. latd. nc.
fair TO good, 25@3oc; store lots, I5@2oc:
picked roll, 800 @32l9: trlSin, 25q2715; East
ern, l219(92oc for ladle packed, 2o@2 SC for
dairy and 266130c a ID Cor creamery
CIiEESE-We quote: Choice to fancy, l3@
lac; fair to good, 1tc PIC; Eastern. ordi-
nary to fine, 12lsdl1 81 &c q II.
EGGS-Are yet on tire down grade Quota
bic at 27a29c 2 dozen for ranch and 2l@25c
for store lots; Eastern, 22@25c for fresh and
2oc for cold storage.
POULTRN-The week closes on q fairly good
market for sellers. We quote consignments
as follows: Live Turkeys-Gobblers 14@I SC:
Hens. 15@1Tc = 10; dressed Turkeys 1en Oc.
BOOSTERS, 50 5o@6 Tor old and So 5o@7 so
for young; Broilers, 81 5o@6 so; Hens. S5@,
8 90; Ducks, S6@,7 for young and 81 500
so for old; Geese. 81 50@2 2 pair.
GAME-Is in excessive supply and BUYERS
can about dictate prices. We quote: Quail,
Sl@l 12i3 Canyysbacks, 1906; Mallard,
81 25@l2 90; Sprig. S1@1 20; Teal. 75c; small
ducks. o0@95c; NVidgeon, 75c@S1; Brant,
81 25@1 SO; English Snipe So so; Jack
Snipe. 75c; Gray Geese, 50 5o@3: White
Geese, 81 25@.1 so; Honkers, S495; Hare,
81 50G1 20; Rabbits, S1@s1 80 10 dozen.
Eastern Hams, 1901 SIC; California refriger-
ator-cured Hams, I2 q &c; Eastern Break fast
Bacon, 13@1311a: California Bacon. heavy an d
medium, 9@10c; do light, 121s@13c; do eS-
ira light, 1870 1876; dc, clear sides, 91s0
95Sc z 10; Pork, extra prime, S15@15 so; do
prime mess, S16@16 so; do, mess. SI7@
II so; do, clear, SIS 5o@19: do, extra clear,
S19@19 so 2 bbl; Pigs Feet, SIS 5o@1A I,
bbl; beef, mess, bbls, 81 50@S; do, extra
mess, bbls. SS 5o@9; do, family, S11@11 so