The record-union., 1891-07-09
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAX FRANCISCO. Lnlv str

FLOUR-Quiet and easy. Net cash price
for Family Extras, So 1905 20 p Dbl; Bakers
Extras, So lOa;5 20; Supertine, 50 1904 10.
WHEAT-Business opened this morning
after the holidays in very quiet fashion.
Offers were moderate and there was no very
general salapling. The market generally
seemed TO lack strength, and values were
somewhat softer than at the close OF business
last week. Dealers mostly agreed on 81 DOG
! 51I4 . ct as the current range for shipping
quality.
RARLEY-Sales ofnew feed were made to-
day at 81 10 p ctl, giving sellers more conf
dence and causing firmer holding. At the
close 81 l235 was the asking figure.
OATS-Undisturbed in price, though weak
at reported figures; -Quotable at 81 500
feed.
CORN-Prtces do not exhibit any positive
strength We quote: Large Yellow, 81 S71%
to 81 80; Small Yellow, 81 9o@1 92%
White, So o5@2 Is = ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S40@41 y
OiLCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton
from the mills.
CORNNF AL-Miners quote Feed at $50 80
10 $40 so E ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 334G4c p 10.
SEEDS-NVe quote: Mustard Brown, 50 rs
@3; yellow, S2@2 so r cti; Canary, 2I@
sac; Hemp, 4@414e; Rape, S2@2 so; Tino-
thy, 414@6e; Alfalfa, 572@612c 2 IL; Flax,
MTDDLIN Gs-Are lower. Quotable at
S22 5092& 80 y ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S26@27 p
HAY - Receipts are notably small and
higher prices prevail as a consequence. We
G15; Wheat and Oat. $12@14; Barley, S1O@
IL; Wild Oat, S11 50@12 90 q ton.
STRAW-Quotablc ut 65@75c 2 bale.
HOPS-Good 10 choice old are held at 26c
TO 3Oc y 10. but il is difficult TO find buyers
Trade Is very quiet and likely to keep so un-
til the new season opens. Bids OF 1Sc = 10 are
said to have been made and refused for choice
BRAN-In fair supply. Quotable at $500
22 so 2 ton.
RYE.Quotable at 81 2715@I 80 = ctI.
BUCKWHEAT-Nomin at 81 so y ctl
GROUND BARLEY-Prices are marked up
this morning: 9uotable at $24@25 2 ton.
POTATOIsS-Receipt are liberal, but there
is good den nand and trade is brisk. We quote:
Garnet Chi IS, 659 5c; Early Rose, 100000
in sacks ana 6o@90c in boxes; Peerless, 500
65c; Burbauks, 75c@S1.
ONiONS-In liberal receipt. Quotable at
4O@55c = ctl for Red and G59S5c Tor Silver
Skins
IS for Eastern and 81 50G2 so for Cali
fornia; Buckeye, 81 60@1 65; Niles; 81 cog
BEANS-We quote: Ravos. So 2oa3 80:
So 1902 s.; Lima, S3@3 rs; Pea, S3@3 25;
small White, S3@3 10P ctl.
NEGETA BLkS-Peppers are plentiful and
cheap. Cucumbers also make good exhibit,
while Corn IS iii ample supply. River Toma-
toes are in season. We quote: Green Okra,
1S@20c ? II; Green Corn, S9121Ic 2 doz tor
6Q@15c 2 box for Vacaville and 81 25@l SO
for Bay; picking do, 6O@75c for large and
pers. 6@sa ? ID; Green Peas, 5Oc@S1 p
green: green Wax Beans, 2@335c> > B; Refugee see
Beans. 2@3c q II; Tomatoes, 75c9S1 ? box
Egg Plant. 81 SO 2 box; Summer Squash
35a5oc q box for Bay; Turnips, 75c p ctl;
Parsnips, 81 70 2 cti Cabbage. 4O@6Oc;
Garlic, 5@Gc q 10 for California; Caulifiower
sc p dozen; Dry Peppers, 15Q2oc; Dry
Okra, 20G25 DC . 10.
supplied tn morning, causing wide range
in prices, with the situation generally favor
ing consumers. Grapes, Watermelons and
Cantaloupes are the coming attractions re-
ceipts, so iar, being light. We quote as fol-
lows: Grapes, 50 q box; Watermelons, 81 p
case Canta OupeS, So 5OG4 90 = case. FipS
Apricots, 35@6Oc Z box for Royal; Peaches
25@65c z laoN and 25@50c 2 basket; Plums
4O@75c & box as 10 size; Apples, 5Oc@S1 25
2 box; Ra pbcrries, S6@l0 q chest; Pears,
4O@6Oc r box; Currants, $500 so = chest:
Strawberries, 500. 2 chest TOR SharpieSs s.
TO $40 for Longworth; Cherries, 50@65c p
box for dar5l and 5@S0c u box Tor ROYAL
Anne: Mex can Lines, 81 O912 = box: Lem
OnS, Sicily, S1@S; California Lemons 81 so
20 So for choice and 50 5O63 for common:
Riverside Seedhngs, Sl@1 90; Los Angeles
Seedlings. 5e6S1 . box; Tahiti Oranges. So
TO So 80 2 BOX; Bananas, S2g2 5oper bunch.
Pineapple, S4@5 . dozen.
DRIED TRCIT-The market at tho mo
mcnt is lfeess but the new season viii soon
open when II Will be reasonable TO expect
more or less activity. Apricots will likely ne
the first variety TO arrive There is disposi-
tion 10 clean up whatever old stock remains
on hand, and buyers can pretty well name
the selling figure. We quote: Apples, evapor-
Rled, in boxes, lOl2G12c; sliced, S@9c:
quartered, SGS15c; Ptted Plums Toe to
12c; Peaches, bleached. &c; common sun
dried, 6W7c; Apricots. bloached, l2@l3c in
sacks and 3@14c = n in boxes; California
Prunes, 7tSc q h; RIisins, 81 25Gl 10 q
box for London Layers; 3-crown loose, 500
9oc; 2-crOWn loose, O507Oc z box
HONEN-IhC season Is backward while
the yield is not expected to be heavy. New
crop is quotlble at 81 4@6C for amber and 6II9
613c for bril ht. White Comb is quotable nj
14IG15c p h.
BUTTER There has been d dragging mar
ket for near y a week past with prices more
or less unsettled. This situation of things was
largely owing 10 n spell OF hot weather. Ship
ments mostly arrived in bad order being
melted down and run together so as TO be all
out of share and understandable for fresh
stock. The small proportion of butter that
came TO market in desirable shape brought
nrm prices, in some instances selling a little
above quotations. Cooler weather now pre-
walls and matters viii soon be adjusted We
quote: Fancy, 22G 2215c; good TO choice, Ga
21c; fair ID good, 17@1Sc; store lots, / 5@
16c z II; Eastern, 1891 SC for ladle packed
CHEESE-ReceiptS are less liberal while
the demano is good and values are q trifle
fancy new 10@1o1gc; fair TO good, 9a9IIc.
Eastern, or iinary TO fine, 11@14I5c.
EGGS-S lect quality is in demand at full
figures, but sales ofanything else are hard to
make ever at concessions. Stocks OF com
mon grades are accommodating. We quote.
California ranch, 22@23c; store lots, 16@2oe
Eastern, zoe for choice and 1S@19c per dozen
for other quality.