The record-union., 1891-05-07
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, May, 9th.
FLOUR-Steadiness in prices is a feature of
Family Extras, s. .4O@5 so . Dbl; Bakers
Extras, So 40@5 so; Superfine, So 75@4 80.
WHEAT-There is SO little doing in the
sample market that the quotation of 81 20 Z
ctl for desirable shipping Wheat is more or
less nominal. Milling grades are quotable at
81 50 = ctl, sales being verified at that price.
BARLE1-The market is gradually giving
way and prices are slowly weakening. We
quote as follows: No. Feed, 81 4212G1 4394;
choice, 81 45; common grades, 81 1890
i 40; Brewing, 81 5o@1 50 q ctl for good to
choice.
OATS-Good handling of stocks keeps
prices In steady position. We quote: Sur
good 10 choice feed, 81 S71$91 921a; fair,
81 S091 50; Gray, 81 S21@@1 871a . ctl.
CoRN-Receipts have been coming forward
freely, and buyers do not neglect TO notice
this circumstance in their favor. We quote:
I4rge ge, Yellow, elk,H, 81 4775i Small Yellow,
CRACKED G0RN-Qtuotabie at s8a@83
p ton.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at s25 q ton
CoRNMEAL-Niners quote Feed at s31 so
large and small packages, 313@4c 2 b.
GH0PPED FEED-Quotable at S24 500
sEEDs-We quote: Mustard Brown, SO 75
@3; Yellow, 81 50@2 70 2 ctl; Canary, 2a349
374c; Hemp, 4@444c; Rape, 50; Timothy,
414g5e Alfalfa, 514g6}4c q n; Flax, So 500
MffBSDLiiNGs-stocks have never cleared up
better than they do now Quotable at S21@
22 = ton
RAH-Medium and common grades are
being shaded in price, but full rates are OBJ
tanned for q choice article. We quote: Wheat,
fair to good, S12@16 so; choice, 81 9@2 20;
Wild Dat. S14@16; Barley, S12@16 80; Al
HoPSSFair inquiry with light sales Quo
table at 26@3Oc p h.
BRAN.,,Qqotable at s1Z 5o@1s q ton.
RYE Market well supplied at the moment
OHOta hle at anal an "a cfI
observation-disclosures at 81 4O@I so
2 ctl.
POTAToEs-Ne crop is being received
with favor as supplies increase and quality
improves. We quote: New Potatoes, SocGS1
. ctl; River Reds, 5o@6Oc; Tomales Reds,
5O@6Oc; Early Rose, 60@70c; Burbanks
65@70c for Petalumas and 90c@S1 10 ? ct1
for Salinas; Oregon Burnanks, 75c@Sl = ctl.
ONIONS-Receipt to-day, GA sacks. Quo
table at 75c@1 25 q ctl for new.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green. 81 5O6
I rs for California and So 5O&3 for Eastern;
Blackeye, 81 1901 90; Niles, 81 7o@1 s5
ctl.
BEANS-We quote: Bayos. So 4oa3 so:
Butter, SO 1908; Pink, So 30G2 40; Red,
So 6UC92 20; Lima, So 1908 20; Pea 50 10
az 80; small White, 50 1903 20 q ctl.
EFABLES-Cosnumers are having
matters a little more in their favor owing TO
the increase of supplies of the several varie-
tics We quote: Cucumbers, 75c@Sl q
dozen; Rhubarb, 4Oa75c z box; Asparagus,
5O@75c = box for fair TO good and Sl@I SO
choice to fancy; Lima Beans, C ID;
Green Peppers, l2!2@15c ID; Green
Peas, 3oW6 65c z sack Tor common, and 75c6y
81 = sack for sweet; String Beans. &c to Sc p
n; Wax Beans, lOa 12c = ID; Tomatoes, 81 so
az e box; Egg Plant, 1O@ 1215c 2 n; summer
Squash, 7@sc = 10; Turnips, 75c = ctl: Beets,
81 2 sack; Carrots, feed, 40@50c; Parsnips
81 % 3 ctl; Cabbage, soc; Garlic 1G2c y 10
for italian, and 1o@1214c for California;
@2oc; Dry Okra, 20G25c q fb; Marrowfat
SqgaaSSfh4s. - ton; ,-..,
more liberal display. Only one shipment has
come TO hand SO far this season. We quote:
Goose6errles. 50@15c 2 box; Strawber-
for Longworth; Cherries, SI62 q box
Apples, 81 1902 SO q box; Mexican LINES,
S7$. 90 box; Lemons, Sicily, 5000 so !
81 5OG.2 80 z box for Los Angeles; Riverside
Navel, Sd@5 so; Riverside Seedlings, 81 25
&1 so for of sizes and 81 1902 80 for regular
sizes Los Angeles Navels, 50 25@3 Los
Angeles Seedlings, S1@l so q box: Bananas
81 1902 80 2 bunch; Pineapples, S4a5 q
DRIED FRUIT-Some few descriptions
show u small advance Trade. however, is of
light volume. We quote as follows: Apples
TO Sc: quartered. S@ Sic Pears 3a5c sfe ior
common and Ease for quartered unpeeled
Bartlett Figs, 31aa1c; do. pressed, in boxes,
432S5c; Pitted Plums, 11@l2c; Peaches,
blGached, 10@l2c; common sun-dried, ga
10c; Apricots, bleached, 1901 Sc In sacks and
l4@l6c q 10 in boxes; Nectarines, l21@C91 sc
6Ggc; California PruneS, 9a9c p n Grapes,
312a4c . n for stemmed and 1L@21@c for
unstemmed; Raisins, 81 25@l so = box for
London Layers; 3-crown loose, S5c@S1;
2~Crown loose. 65@T0c = box.
HONEG-Quiet market with easy prices.
We quote as follows: White Comb. 1I@1 &c;
Amber, S@10c; white liquid extracted $40
613c; Amber colored and candled, 5@514c p 10.
BEESWAX-Quotable at 23@26c 2 10
BUTTER-A moderate advance has been
established in prices. We quote prices as fol-
low: Fancy, 21@22c; good TO choice, $50
19c; fair 10 good, 1s@19c; store dots, 15@17C
= 10.
CHEESE-Prices weak, the supply being
in excess Of the demand. Choice to fancy new
1O@1Olzc; fair 10 good, 9@1Oc; Eastern or
binary to fine, 11@1415c 9 n.
EGGS-Irade Is slow, while the situation is
against sellers. We quote: California, 17G
12c; Eastern, 17G1Sc = dozen.
PGUBTRN-We quote: Live Turkeys-Cob-
hers, 10000; Hens l9@20c Roosters So
@5 80 for old and Slo%@12 for young
Broilers, S395 for small and S5@SS for large;
Fryers, SS@9; Hens, S5@6; Ducks, SS@9 Tor
young, and S5@6 for old; Geese, 81 so 2
pair for old and S2@3 for young.
GAME-We quote: Hare 81 25@1 SO:
Rabbits. 81 25@1 90 2 dozen.
PRONISIONS-Mod activity prevails
in all classes of Meats, while prices generally
have steady tone. We quote as follows: East
ern Hams 1876; California refrigerator
cured Hams, 12@121Sc; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, 131l@14c; California Bacon, heavy
and medium, 9@1oc; do light, 1870 &c; dd