The record-union., 1891-08-27
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, August &c, 1901.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family Extras,
S5@5 20 q bbl; Bakers Extras, S5 1905 %;
WHEAT-Goods shipping quality is quosable
at 81 20 e ctl, with 81 714 for a choice
article. Sales for milling purposes have peen
BARLEY-For full week the market has
been dragging one. Local requirements
were light and there was no inquiry whatever
for shipping uses. Prices have been wavering
and slowly declining. Whether bottom has
been reached, time alone can tell. Some hold
erS of a fine article of feed continue to ask
81 1212 but 81 ON to 81 10 is the quotable
range Tor the general market, Old Brewing,
81 6091 rs; New Brewing, 81 1901 15
2 ctl.
0ATS-Market not active. Dealers look tor
better movement about q week hence. Quot
able at 81 30@1 so . ctl for fair 10 choice;
Gray, 81 321a@1 35; Black, 81 25@1 30 =
ctl.
CORN-The situation has not changed a
particle in a week. There is no inquiry and
yellow, 81 6o@I 65; small yellow, 81 81 70 70
@1 72I; White, 81 so p ctl.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 ton
from the mills.
@39 80 r ton; fine kinds for the table in
large and small packages, 35494c e II.
sEEDSYSome slght changes are noted IN
6Ece 8 eoH %s g g99ts 2ss HqstaTd M aBagw BF9wn s2
Hemp, 4A941ac; Rape 81; Timothy, Az
SC; Alfalfa, 512@6c p 70; Flax, S2@2 20 2 ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Prices are firm, the supply
being somewhat light. Quotable at s24G25
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s24@25
q ton.
Alfalfa, $40 5O@11 SO; Wheat, $12 500
IA 75; Wheat and Oat, S12@14 so; Barley,
81 5O@12 SO; Clover, $11 5o@12 so; Wild
SrRAWE0u0tsbIea al 4O050c p hale
HOPS-Crop of 1890 is quotable at 17@20c
2 ID. Nothing reported as doing yet in new
crop.
BRAN-Firm and buoyant. Quotable at
S21@21 so 2 ton.
RYE-The recent rise in this article is well
maintained, the quotable range being 81 621a
Observation-Disclosures at 81 a5@1 so
2 ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S25@26
POTATOES-The market is heavily stocked
with Early Rose, while of other kinds there is
no scarcity. We quote as follows: Garnet
less, 1O@6Oc; Burbanks, 3o9SOc 2 ctl; Sweet,
115GG2c p ID.
tONIONs-In liberal supply. Quotable at
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 5o@
! 70; Blackeye, 81 1901 so; Niles, 81 400
! so = ctl.
BEANS = We quote: Bayos, So 9o@3;
Butter, So 1903; Pink, So 20@2 30; Red,
S3@3 10: Small White 81 85@2 go 2 ctl.
VEGETABLES = The supply continues
little during the week, decline in Tomatoes
being the chief feature. Lima Beans,
3@4c z ID; Green Okra, 50@75c 2 box; Green
Corn, 50@75c p sack for common and
15GISc . dozen for Bay; Cucumbers,
15@25c per box for Bay; picking do, 35c 2
ctl for large and SOC p ctl for small;
Green Peppers, 25@30c 2 box for Chile and
100000 Tor Bell; Tomatoes, 25@50c9 box; Egg
Plant, 75c@S1 = box Summer Squash, 159
soc e box for Bay; Turnips, 5oG75c z ctli
Beets, 81 p sack; Carrots, feed, 5o@75ci
lie, 2@3c g d; Cauliiower, 75c q dozen; Dry
Peppers, 10000; Dry O6ra, 20@25c r %:
Marrowfat Squash, so . ton.
FRUIT-There is n better feeling 10 the
situation. supplies are falling or and ar
rivals aIeof better quality, causing some lit
tie Improvement in prices. OF course, there
is yet large amount OF rubbish on hand that
sells for anything that buyers Will pay and
! therefore not quotaDle. The boats came In
this morning In good season and were
promptly discharged, the fruit finding quick
| sale, causing the market TO be cleaned up
early-a situation of things that has not been
| seen for the past two weeks at least. We
quote as follows: Huckleberries, 6@7C
| g4Uc D box for Sweetwater, 35@65c for Mus
! cat and 25965c for black; white Nectarines
! 25a5oc ? box to the trade; Red do
5OGG5c = box; WatermelonS, SA@7 = 100
! 75c y box; Biackberrles, So 5o@4 50P chest
| Peaches, 3o@65c 2 box and 25@40c p basket
Plums, 192c 2 to the trade ane
| 81 10 = box; Raspberries, SS@10 q chest
| Pears, 35@60c q box: do. Bartlett, 1EG1L4'
= ID lor Strawberries, S8@7 . ches
for Sharpless; Mexican Lines, SS9s
I, box; Lemons, Sicily, s. 5o@S; California
| Lemons, $496 for choice ana 75c9S2 81
! for common: Tahiti Oranges, So so to So I
box; Bananas, S2@2 so = bunch; Pine
apples, S4@5 a dozen.
BUIrER No marked change in the mar
| ket. The situation is rather against sellers
except for Butter that is almost iaultless, o
| which quality the offerings are rather slim
Fancy, 27k@2Sc; good to choice. 26@27c
fair 10 good, 1s924c; store lots, 14@l6c 2 n
picked roll, 23@25c; frkin, 2o@221ac
Eastern, 12Iz91oc for ladle packed. and +
@221lc q 10 for creamery.
| CHEESE-Business is not very brisk. w
quote as follows: Choice TO fancy, new
lo5G@11Ie; &c end tair to good S S@loc; Eastern
| EGGS-Fair demand is reported, though
the inquiry is mainly for the better article a
the higher dgure: We quote: Cali
fornia, ranch. 2715@3oc; store lots, 17@25C
| Eastern, 22@23c for fancy, 20@21c for goot
TO choice and lStd &C for common.
| POULTRY-Prlces were easy this morning
as buyers held back in expectation of the ar
rival this afternoon of "a carload of Eastern
1S@19c 2 10; BOOSTERS, So 5oG7 5Ufor old ant
81 5o97 for young; Broilers, S3@4 for smal
and S4@5 for large; Hens, SO 5O@7
Ducks. IS 5000: Geese, 81 5o@2 . pair.
Rabbits, s1@l 25; Doves. 5o@75c = dozen.
WO0I-There is good tone to the MARKER
although business is not of particularly larg
volume stocks of the better grades are to-
limited TO admit of extensive movement. II
another month, however, choice middl
county and northern Fall will be coming q
hand freely and then dealers expect 10 hav
lively times. We quote spring: