The record-union., 1891-06-05
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 4tr

II II.
FLOUR-About 5000 bbls went to Central
America yesterday on the Panama steamer
We quote prices as follows: Net cash
price for Family Extras, So 4O@5 SO 4 Dbl;
Rakers' Extras, So 4o@5 so; Superine,
SO 1904 80.
WHEAT-Trade keeps low, while prices
remain steady. Quotable at 81 721a p Ell for
good shipping quality. Milling grades are
quotable ut 81 S0d1 S215 2 ctl.
BARLEY-The market is yet in mixed con-
ditlon, there being no established price for
feed. Some holders ask as high as 81 5259
1 80, while sales are reported of fairly good
quality at 81 as 2 ctl, about 1000 sacks
changing hands at that figure. A sample OF
new, said to gradesup TO brewing standard,
was exhibiting on Change To-day, with offer
to sell at 81 do TO arrive. In a few days new
crop will likely be coming along, when values
OATS-Market dull and easy. We quote
prices as follows: Surprise, 81 921a91 95;
milling, 81 S5@1 80; good to choice feed,
81 S5IaIg1 80; fair, 81 771291 621a; Gray,
CORN-The inquiry has subsidized to some
extent since the sailing of the Panama
tons TO Central America. Prices are lower.
We quote as follows: Large Yellow, 81 7215
@l 70; Small Yellow, 81 771a to 81 so;
CRACKED CoRN-QuotabIe at s37@38
. ton.
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at S25 2 ton
from the mills.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at $50 SO
@37 80 L ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 334@4c 2 Ii.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, So rs
@3; Yellow, 50 50d2 75 p ctl; Canary, 234
@314c; Hemp, 4@414c; Rape, 50; Timothy,
5d12@ 5c; Alfalfa, 519g61ac q 1b; Flax, 50 5o@
MIDDLTNGs- at s24 5o@25 so
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s24 5o@
Alfalfa, 5000 so; Wheat, S16@17; Wheat
and Oat, $14@16; Wild Oat, S10@
II q ton. We quote old: Wheat. fair to
choice, S14@2o; Wild Oat S16@17 so 2 ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 65G75c n bale.
HOPS-Quotable at 26@3oc q b.
BRAN-Quotable at S21@21 80 p ton.
R9E-ls a shade easier. Quotable at 81 80
BUCKWHEAT-Nom at 81 90 p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S33 so
@34 so 2 ton.
POTAToES-Re of new to-day were
1,13o sacks. Quotable at 6o@Soc q ctl in
sacks and 65c@$1 in boxes.
ON1UNS-Quotable at 60665c p ctl for
Red. and soc for Silverszins.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, So 500
15i Blackeye, 81 7o@l so; Niles, 81 659
BEANs-we quote: Bayos, So 3Oa3 40;
Butter, So 1905; Pink, So 25@2 80: Red,
81 6O@2 20; Lima, S3@3 20; Pea, So LOG
80; Small White. SO 1908 20 r. ctf
VEGETABLES-To-da receipts included
$50 bXs Rhubarb, 25S bXs Asparagus 456
SKIS Peas, 122 SKIS String Beans, and 10Y bxs
tomatoes. We quote prices: Cucumbers,
paragus, S1@l so q box for fair 10 good and
81 1902 20 for choice TO fancy; Lima Beans.
=; Green Peppers, 2o925c q h; Green Peas,
6oc@Sl ? sack; String Beans, 5@6c 2 n for
green; Wax Beans, 413@518c = n; Refugee
Beans, 6G7c p h; Tomatoes. 75c@S1 20 q
box; Egg Plant, &c g n; summer Squash,
I6c@S1 20 for Winters, and 81 5032 2 box
for Bay; Turnips, 75c 2 ctl; Beets, 81 p sack;
Carrots. feed, 0O@75c; Parsnips 81 25 = ctl:
Cabbage, 100000; Garlic, 3@5c q ctl for Cal
Peppers, 1592oc; Dry Okra, 20@25c . n.
FRUIT-A consignment OF Figs, first of the
season, sent in by DIR. j, III. Taggart OF Fort
though offerings are light. Green Pears are
also dull of sale, while green Apples receive
poor attention. Apricots make larger dis
play. Currants are declining in price Berries
of good quality hold up well. Receipts to-day
include 5,137 bXs Cherries, 80 chests Straw
berries, 49o bxs Apricots and 20 chests Cur
75c@S1 25 for Pringles, and 81 5O@I rs >
box for Royal; Peaches, 81 so p box: Cherry
Plums, S1@1 25 = box; Green Apples 5OM
7ScR box; Raspberries, 75cGS1 = drawer;
2 box; Currants, S3G4 80 2 chest: Goose
berries, 21gS3c 2 10 for common and sc for
Sharpless, SS912 for Longworth; Cherries. 40
@6Oc for white and 1907 5c p box TOR red and
black; Royal Anne, S5@9oc a box:
Mexican Lines, $4@5 = box: Lemons. Sicily.
So 5o@7; California Lemons, S3@4 for River,
side and S2@2 so for Los Angeles: Riverside
NaVel,S2 50@4 so; Riverside Seedlings 81 20
Nbl OF loE Oh SIZES ana SGtLG % regular
sizes; Los Angeles Navels, %; Los An
geles Seedlings, $1@1 so = box; Bananas.
S2@2 so z bunch; Pineapples S4@5 = Dozen
DRIED FRUIT-We quote prices: Apples
evaporated, in boxes, 101sCd12c; sliced Sc to
sc; quartered, SdS1ac; Pears 405c for COM
mon and 7@9c for quartered unpeeled Bart
lett; Figs, 39994c; do, pressed, in boxes, 41It9
Sc; Pitted Plums, 1o@1l14c; Peaches,
bleached, 10d12c; common sun-dried o6
1oc; Apricots, bleached, 1901 sc in sacks and
14@16c z 10 In boxes; Nectarines, 12156gl sc
for white; Red, do, bleached SC: sun-dried
6@7c; California Prunes. 7G9c p b: Grapes
313a4c q 10 for stemIned and 1L@2I%c for an
stemmed; Raisins, 81 25@1 40 = box for
London Layers; 3-crown loose, So@9Oc; 2
crown loose, 65@7oc 10 box.
HONEI-Wequote: White Comb, 11@1 &c;
Amber S01oc; white liquid extracted. 5Ia6d'
614c; Amber, colored and candied, ,565Lc = 10.
BUTTER-Receipts are somewhat free and
the tone of the market is not quite firm. We
quote prices as follows: Fancy, 21@22c: good
10 choice, 20@21c; fair To good, 1s@1 sc;
store lots, 16@17c 2 Ii; Eastern, 16@1sc for
ladie packed.
CHEEsE-we quote: Choice to fancy.
new, 9@915c: fair to good, 7l5a sac: Eastern
ordinary to fine. 11@1412c Z b.
EGGS-Market strong Mt current rates
We quote prices as follows: California
ranch, 23@24c; store lots 2o@22c; Eastern,
20G21c 2 dozen.
POULTRY-Rec are not large. while
the demand is fair. We quote as follows: Live
Turkeys-Gobblers, 1S@2oc; Hens l2@I4c
young; Broilers, So 5o93 80 for small and
$496 for large Fryers, S7@S so; Hens S5@6
Ducks 81 50@6 so; Geese, 81 p pair for old
and $1@1 so for young.