The record-union., 1891-05-06
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nav.


FLOUR-Steadiness In prices is a feature OF
the market. We quote: Net cash price for
Family Extras, So 40@5 so = Dbl; Bakers
Extras, S5 40@5 so; Superfine, So 1904 so
WHEAT-There Is so little doing in the
sample market that the quotation of 81 20 p
ctl for desirable shipping Wheat is more or
less nominal. Milling grades are quOtable at
81 So 2 ctl sales being verified at that price.
BARLEY-The market is gradually giving
way and prices are slowly weakening. We
quotes as follows: No. Feed,S1 421a(G1 4334;
choice 81 rs; common grades, 81 3712G
l 40; Brewing, 81 5O@1 So p ctl for good to
choice.
OATS-Good handling of stocks keeps
prise, 81 92L@1 %; milling, 81 9o@l 921a;
good to choice feed, 81 871a91 927a; fair,
81 S9@1 So; Gray, 81 821a@1 s71a y Sctl.
freely, and buyers do not neglect to notice
this circumstance in their favor. We quote:
Large Yellow, 81 47H; Small Yellow,
CRACKED CORN-Q1otable at s32@8a
2 ton.
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at s25 q ton
CoRNMEAL-Mlllers quote Feed at s91 SO
large and 9TiEsn1 small packages, 314@4c ? ID.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S24 500
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard Brown. So rs
@3; Yellow, 81 50G2 70 Z. ctl; Canary, 2A9
314c; Hemp, 4@44c; Rape, 50; Timothy,
Ago sc; Alfalfa, 514961a = b; Flax, 50 5O@
rs 2 ctl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have never cleared up
better than they do now. Quotable at S21@
HAY-Medium and common grades are
being shaded in price, but full rates are OBJ
tanned for choice article. We quote: Wheat,
fair TO good, S12@16 80; choice, 81 1920;
Wild Oat. S14@16; Barley, S12@16 so; Al
falfa, S9G10 2 ton.
HoPS--Fair inquiry with light sales. Quo
table at 26@3Oc q ID.
BRAN-Quotablea at S17 5O@1S p ton.
RYE-Market well supplied at the moment
QuOtable at 81 1901 371% q ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Quota at 81 4O@1 so
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S82@33
POTATOEs-New crop is being received
with favor as supplies increase and quality
improves. We quote: New Potatoes SOcdS1
ctl; River Reds, 50@6Oc; TomaIes Reds,
50@60c; Early Rose, 6Q@70c; Burbanks,
65@70c for Petalumas and 9Oc@S1 10 p cti
for salinas; Oregon Burbanks, 75c@S1 q ctl.
ONIONS-Receipts to-day, GA sacks. Quo
table at 75c@1 25 p ctl for new.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green. 81 5O6
1 70 for California and SO 50@3 for Eastern;
Blackeye, 81 75@1 80; Niles, 81 YOGI S5
BEANs-We quote: Bayos. So 4oa3 so:
Butter. So 75@3; Pink, So 3Oa2 40; Red,
50 60@2 20; Lima, So 1908 25; Pea, So 10
@3 30; small White, So 1908 20 q ctl.
ETABLES-Cosnumers are having
matters little more in their favor, owing to
the increase of supplies of the several varie-
ties We quote: Cucumbers, 75c@SI 2
dozen, hDuDarD, 4OdI0 0c q DOX; Asparagus,
5OG75c ? box for fair TO good and Sl@I SO
choice to fancy; Lima Beans, C 2 b.;
Green Peppers, 1212@15c 2 Ii; Green
Peas, 35@65c 2 sack TOR common, and 75c@
81 q sack for sweet; String Beans, &c to Sc .
10; Wax Beans, 10@12c q 10; Tomatoes, 81 so
az 2 box; Egg Plant, 10@12Kc p II; Summer
Squash, 5@sc 2 h; Turnips, 75e ctl; Beets,
81 25 Z otl; Cabbage, SOC; Garlic, l@2c y ID
for Italian, and 10@1215c for California:
Caulfiower, &c 2 dozen; Dry Peppers, 15
g2oc; Dry okra, 2o@2oc 2 ID; Marrowfat
FRUIT-Cherries are beginning to make
more liberal display. Only one shipment has
come to hand SO far this season. We quote:
Gooseberries, 50@75c 2 box; Strawber-
ries, S56S = chest for Sharpiess, S9@I1
for Longworthi Cherries, Sl@2 p box !;
ST47 so = box; Lemons, Sicily, 5000 so !;
California Lemons, S2tQ3 for Riverside and
81 5000 80 2 box for Los Angeles; Riverside
Navel, S4@5 SO: Riverside Seedlings. 81 81
al sol off sizes and 81 1902 SO for regular
sizes; Los Angeles Navels, So 2563 Los
Angeles Seedlings, S1G1 so 2 box; Bananas
81 1902 so q bunch; Pineapples, $4@5 =
DRIED FRUIT-some few descriptions
show a small advance. Trade however, is of
light volume. We quote as follows: Apples
S to sc; quartered. S@S5&c; Pears 4@5c for
common and T@9c for quartered unpeeleCi
Bartlett Figs, 31ag4c; do. pressed, in boxes,
4LG5c; Pitted Plums, 11@12c; Peaches,
bleached, 10@12c; common sun-dried 90
Toe; Apricots, bleached, 13415c in sacks and
14@1 &c r 10 in boxes; Nectarines l2LOl sc
for white; Red do. bleached, SC; sun-dried
6d7c; California Prunes, ia sc q 10 {; Grapes
3laG4c q h for stemmed and 1H621%c for
unstenmed; Raisins, 81 25@1 so . box for
London Layers; 3-crown loose, S5c@S1;
2-crown loose, 6597oc q box.
HONEG-Quiet market with easy prices
We quote as follows: White Comb / i@14c:
Amber, s@10c; white liquid extracted. 5II9
6l4c; Amber coiored and candled 565IIc I. fo.
BEESWAX-Quotable at 23@26c . B
BUTTER-A moderate advance has been
established in prices. We quote prices as fol-
low: Fancy, 21@22c; good TO choice, lS6
19c; fair TO good, 1S919c; store lots, 15@17
= 70.
CHEESE-Prices weak, the supply being
in excess of the demand. Choice TO fancy new
109lohc; fair TO good 9@1oc: Eastern, or
binary TO fine, 11@141zc q h.
EGGS-Irade is slow, while the situation is
against sellers. We quote: California. l7@
l9c; Eastern, 1741Sc = dozen.
POULTRG-We quote: Live Turkeys-Gob-
lers, 10000; Hens, 10000; Roosters S5
90 80 for old and $10LG12 for vounp.
Brotlers, S3@5 for small and S5GSS for large.
Fryers, $500; Hens, $500; Ducks, SS6g for
young, and $500 for old; Geese, 81 so a
pair for old and S2@3 for young.
GAME-We quote: Hare 81 256l so.
Rabbits, 81 25@1 so 2 dozen.
ONISIONS-Moderate activity prevails
in all classes of Meats, while prices generally
ern Hams, 13zc; California refrigerator
cured Hams, 12g1219c; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, 131l914c; California Bacon, heavy
and medium, 9@1oc; do light, 1231a913c; do