The record-union., 1891-11-26
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, november 2Otl.
FLOUR-BaBers' Extras were marked up to-
day. Net cash prices for Family Extras So 1 o
@e5 so p bbl; Bakers Extras, So 65@5 rs;
Superdne, So 40@3 65.
WHEAT - Yesterday there was quite q
strong undertone TO the market, and sort OF
miniature boom developed. There was firm
holding and some few sales were made at ad-
vanced rates. But the extreme buoyant feel
ing was not long maintained. While 81 50 q
ctl may be considered a low price after the
boom of yesterday. it is about all that several
leading exporters are inclined to pay. Offers
to buy at q range of 81 S61z@1 S7% would
likely bring out quick response from sellers.
That is about how the situation looked at the
close of the Produce Exchange session this
morning.
BARLEY-There is nothing of special in
terest in the situation. Trade is fair and stock
moves off steadily. We quote: Feed, 81 021a
al o735 for dark coast, and 81 10@1 121a for
good quality. ana 81 1901 5 for cnoiCe;
Brewing, 81 171l@l 2215 Cnevaler, 81 400
] 45 q ctl for standard; lower grades, 81 171a
11 80 q ctl.
OATS-Steadiness is a feature Of the market.
Stocks are in few hands and business is not
being forced. We quote: Surprise, 81 55@
/ 621a; milling, 81 4o@1 471a; good to choice,
81 35@1 40; of grades, 81 3o@1 321a;
cray, 81 1901 40; Black, 81 40@1 80
2 ctl for Oregon and 81 60@1 80 for Cali
1orna.
CORN-The market is showing ease again
and buyers have matters trifie more In their
favor as compared with the situation few
days ago. We quote as follows: Large Yellow,
81 271l01 so; small Yellow, 81 3oG91 3715;
White, 81 0O91l co n ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S27 50@
2S so 2 ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S27 to
S2S p ton; fine kinds for the table, in large
and small packages, 314G334c . ID.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, So 20
@3 %; Yellow, So y ctl Canary, 1$4CQ2c;
Hemp, 5G SIC; Rape, 50 25G2 so; Timothy,
6@1c; Alfalfa, 63Z@77ac q ID: Flax, 81 SOC
S5 p ctl.
OILCAKE BIEAL-Quotablea at S25 q ton
MTDDTJNC;S C,baopar than q xvealr aoo
Quotable at S22@23 p ton.
CHOPPED F,EED-Quotabie at S22 500
% 50R ton.
HAY-Arrivals are not heavy, but dealers
are well stocked and prices are not specially
firm. We quote: Alfalfa, S11@12; Wheat,
$13@16; Wheat and Oat $13@15 so; Bar
ley, Sl1 50@13 so; Wild Oat, S12@14; stock,
Slo@11 so q ton.
sTRAW-Quotable at 45@65e p bale.
HoPS-Prices are tirm, there being good de,
mand with light offerings, particularly OF
choice stock. Quotableat 121a@1Sc . 10, as to
BRAN-we quote: No. I, $1,000; other
RYE2is quiet. The last sale was at 81 92k
q ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotablea at $3.50 &c
q ton.
POTATOES quote: Garnet Chiles, 40@
40c for River and 75@95c for Salinas; River
Red, 25@30c; Sweet, S2CG2 25 2 ctl.
ON some lanCy STOCK sells ABOVE
quotations, but such business does not repre-
sent the general market. Quotable at 75c@
81 p ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 90 to
81 25; Blackeye, 81 O0Gl So; Niles, 81 80
BEANs@Bayos, 81 so@2 10; Butter, So esq
So 50; Pink. 81 70@l so; Red, 81 o5@2
Lima, So 1o@2 so; Pea. So 25@2 so; Small
White So 25@2 So p ctl.
VEGETABLES-Rn was feature OF
the market this morning, selling at S61Oc :
IN Good Tomatoes brinUinO hptfpr DripaS
We gu 1te: Mushroom 5, 15@20c q Ii
Lima Beans, 3@312c . p; Green Okra, 75c@
81 2 box; Cucumbers, 25@4Cc q box; Green
Peppers, 35@65c p box; Tomatoes. oC@o0c
q box: Egg Plants 5o475c q box; Turnips, 90
@75c 2 ell; Beets, 81 y sack; Carrots, iced, SO
@75c; Parsnips, 81 25 2 ctl; Cabbage, 5og
dozen; Dry Peppers, 12c to 14c; Dry Okra
15c = ID; MarrowtatSquash,S S799 p ton.
FRUIf-GrapeS are cleaning up and prices
are improving. Apples are in heavy recent
offering az low figures. Plums. 25@5o:
p box; Wine Grapes, Ss@12 p ton; Ounces
100000 q box; Persimmons, 81 a box
Pomegranates, 81 25@1 so 2 box; Grapes IS
@5oc q box tor Muscat, 3o@5oc for Black, t0@
: sc for Tokay, 4o@5oc for yerdells; Apples
3ucGS1 25 = box; Raspberries, SIS ?
chest; Pears. $50 75c 2 box; Strawberries, 81
@I2 q chest for Sharpless and @ foI
Longworth; Mexican Lines, S3@4 : box
California LINES, 75@s0c a boX: Lemons
Sicily, 81 50@9; California Lemons, 81 81
"A 90 for common TO choice; CaIifornia
Oranges, 81 SO q small box; japanese or
So so 2 case; Bananas, 81 50@3 so p bunch
Pineapples. S4@5 q dozen; Cape Cod Gran
berries, IS 50Q9 so Z bbl; cultivated Pacific
? 5000 2 Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Busine is quiet, while
prices as a rule, favor BUYERS. We quote
as follows: ApTicots, bleached, sos C
do, sun-dried, 2@4c; Peaches, peeled, evapo
rated, 11td Sc; sun-oried Pa &c: bleachcd,
Size; Appies 6@61&c for eyaporated, 3@315C
for sliced, and 2196D3c for quartered; pitted
PlumS, 415G &c: unpitted do, 2@3c; Grapes
2sS@2s4c = IL; Prunes, 41997c p 70: German
Prunes, 4@5c: Pears, 14Sc for evaporated
3@D5c for sliced, and 215G3c for quartered
white; Figs, 4g41ac for pressed and 3@31ac
Jor impressed
RAISINS-TEe market at the moment is
bur moderately active, as dealers are /; enGr
ally well stocked Tor holiday trade. Cur ng is
now nearly completed, and the pack i, be
yond Goubt the largest ever grown in this
State, with the weather never more 1aNorab.t {
for the Raisin industry in any previo IS
season. Layers. fancy. 81 4o@1 so Z
box: good to choice, 81 2501 371S; fair 81
al 20, with the usual advance for fractional
boxes; AiUseatels, 90c@S1 10 = box, and 3@
4c 2 10 for sacks.
HONEY-Receipts are light. while t-aae ii
amber and 614@61Sc tor bright Comb is
quotable at 1o@13cF b.
BUTTER-Tritue Just now Is largely OF
packed butter, so that, while supplies o
fresh qualities are light. there is enough o
the latter coming forward TO meet the de
mand. We quose prices as follows
Fancy, 35@3sc; choice, 3o@34c; far t
pickled roll. 24C926c; f1rl1in, 21@23c; East
ern, 10000 for ladle packed, and 25@2S
= u for creamery.