The record-union., 1891-08-28
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
S5@5 20 p bbl; Bakers Extras, So 1905 25;
Superfine, So 65@3 90.
WHEAT-The situation continues to favor
the selling interest. The demand remains
active, and slight advance in asking prices
does not seem to check trade. Wheat that
find custom at 81 711z@l 72h = ctl Milling
quality is quotable at 81 75, though it is said
that 81 76A has been paid in one instance at
least
BARLEY-Dun and unchanged The de-
man does not keep pace with the supply and
concessions are necessary in order to do much
business. Feed is quOtable at 81 05Gg1 Os3I.
Old Brewing, 81 COOL rs; New Brewing
81 1219 2 ctl.
OATS-Buyers are holding back, for some
reason or other, and there IS no movement
worthy Of note. Quotable at 81 3O@l so y
ctl for fair 10 choice; Gray, 81 3212@1 So;
Black, 81 25@1 30 p ctl.
COBN-PriceS remain weak, owing to the
want of custom. We quote as follows: Large
Yellow, 81 6O@1 50; small Yellow, 81 10
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S39@4o
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 q ton
from the mills.
ORNMEAL-N1llers quote feed at s38 so
@39 SO 2 ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 3s4@4c , h.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, So 75
@3; Yellow, 50 1903 p ctl; Canary, 231@3c;
SsP 5c aIfaa 44 55c FsB; 6 Fa9 S sgS sIg!@SStahy ny eff
DDLINGS-Quotable at $25@26 p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S24@25
HAY-values are easier, though no very
pronounced changes have occurred. Wequote:
Alfalfa, SlO 50@11 so; Wheat, S12 500
II so; Wheat and Oat, S12@14 so; Barley,
S11 50@12 90; Clover, S1l 5U@12 so; Wild
Oat. Sl1 5o@13; Stock, S10@11 so e ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 4o@5Oc = bale.
HOPS-Crop of1S90 is quotable at 10000
BRAN-Firm at current figures. Quotable
at S21@21 so q ton.
RYE-LiberaI sales are said to have been
CKWHEAT-Nominal at 81 25@1 SO
z ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S25@26
POTATOES-No change in prices. Receipts
are not quite so large and the feeling is a little
steadier in consequence. We quote: Garnet
Chiles, 50@55c; Early Rose, 25@4Oc; Peer
less, 40gG0e; Burbanks, 35@9oc q ctl; Sweet,
onions at4o@5oc p ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 50@
l rs; Blackeye, 81 1901 so; Niles, 81 4o9
BEANS We quote: Bayos, SO so@S;
Butter, SO 1898; pink, 81 20@2 80; Red,
So 50 to 50 70; Lima, So 1902 so; Pea,
S3@3 10: Small White, So S5@2 80 2 ctI.
NEGETABLES-Lima Beans are cheaper.
Supplies OF both Corn and Tomatoes are large,
while receipts of Cucumbers are alike liberal.
We quote as follows: Lima Beans, 213G
BIC z h; Green Okra, 50@9 sc 2 box; Green
Corn, 50@75c q sack for common and
1O0EOC p UOZGU IOT bay, SuCumDeTS,
15@25c per box for Bay; picking do, 35c y
ctl for large and SOC p ctl for small:
Green Peppers, 25@4Oc 2 box for Chile and
500 soc tor Bell; Tomatoes, 15G2 2ocP box; Egg
Plant, iO@75c 2 box; Summer Squash, ] so
soc p box for Bay; Turnips, 5o@75c z ctl;
Beets, 81 q sack; Carrots, feed, 50g75c;
parsnips, 8, 25s ctl; Cabbage, 4o@ soc; Gar
lie, 2@3c 2 b; Cauliflower, 75c = dozen; Dry
Peppers, 10000; Dry Okra, 2O@25c g ID:
Marrowfat Squash, SO y ton.
FRUIT-Stock IN good condition sells TO
quote as follows: Huckleberries. 0@7c 2
h; Crab Apples, 65GSoc 2 box; Grapes, 80
@5oc q box for Sweetwater, 50gS5c for Mus
cat and 25@60c for black; white Nectarines
25@4oc p box TO the trade; Red do
25@5Uc = box; Watermelons, S3@6 p 100
Cantaloupes, 75c@s1 % q case; Figs, ESQ
Peaches, 3o@65c p box and 25@4oc . basket
Plums, 1@2c 2 to the trade and
1at954c 9s n to the Gamers; Apples, 35c@
q 10 = box; Rasspberries, SOLO p chest
= ID; Strawberries, S6@S q cnest
for Sharpless; Mexican Lines, Ss@9
q box; Lemons, Sicily, Ss@S so; California
for common; Tahiti Oranges, So so to SO 2
box; Bananas, S2G2 so q bunch; Pine.
| apples, S4@5 y dozen.
bleached, 51a9734c = n; do, sun-dried, 3@5c;
Peaches, sun-dried, 4@5c; do bleached, 6@7 &c;
Apples, SC for evaporated and 5@6c for
Plums, 5@6c; unpitted, do, logic; Grapes,
1 future delivery, CSC q n; Prunes, 51566c
| p 10; Pears Sc for eVaporated, 4tG5c for sliced
| and 394c for quartered; Nectarlnes, 5G6c
for red and 6@Sc for white; Figs, 3@35Sc for
! pressed and 26D21ac for impressed.
| RA1SINS - For layers, future delivery,
| sellers ask 81 so, ana Tor loose Muscatels, 81
J al 25. spot prices are as follows: Layers
| fancy, 81 20; choice, 81; fair 10 good, 7OG
! soc, with the usual advance for fractional
| boxes; loose MuScatels, coarse q box.
| HONEY-Quotable at 5000 for amber
| and 6A@61sc for bright. Comb is quotable
! at II y to lac 4 10.
BUTTER Fancy grades clean up well, and
higher prices are asked. other descriptions
remain easy easy We quote as follows
fair TO good, lS@24c: store lots, 149l6c = h
| picked roll. 23@25c; frlxin, 2O@2215c
| Eastern, 125@916c for ladle packed, and 6
9221ac . ID Tor creamery,
CHEESE-We quote: Choice 10 fancy, new
ordinary To fine, 11@13cF 70.
| EGGS-Market rather freely supplied jus
| at the moment. We quote rs follows: Cali
| fornia, ranch, 2712930c; store lots, 17@25c
Eastern, 22g23c for fancy, 2o@21c for gooC
10 choice and lS@19c for common.
| Is@19c q n: boosters, So 5oa7 so for old anC
So 50@7 for young; Broilers, S394 for small
and S4@5 for large; Hens, SO 50@7
Ducks: 50 5o@6; Geese, 81 5oQ1 70 . pair
Rabbits, s1@l 25; Doves. 5o@75c ) dozen.
| PRoVISIONS-We quote as follows: East
ern Hams, Ia 491434c; California refrigerator
cured Hams 1234@l21lc: Eastern Breakfas
Bacon, 131a91 &c; California Bacon, heavy anC
extra light, 13H@l4c; do, clear sides, 1o@
| 1o14c a ID; Pork, extra prime, $14@14 SO
do prime mess, S15C915 so; do, mess, 81
"a 16 so; do, clear, $3.50 Is so: do, extri