The record-union., 1891-06-04
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

cAN FRANCISCO, June
FLOUR-There is firm tone TO prices and it
is not likely that there will be any marked
change for some time We quote: Net cash
price for Family Extras, So 4o@5 so 2 Dbl;
Bakers Extras, So 4o@5 so; Superfine,
So 75GG4 80.
WHEAT-Trade continues light and no i'm
provement can beeXpected until the new crop
arrives with freedom. Quotable at 81 FOG
] 723a q ctl for good shipping quality. Mill
Ing grades are quotatble ut 81 So@1 S212 q
ctl.
BARLEY-A small lot OF good feed sold to-
day on the sample table at 81 80 p ctl, while
in the session of the Cali Board round lots of
100 tons each brought 81 75@1 76 p ctl.
Under such circumstances it Is not possible
guiding figures. We quote as follows: No. l
Feed SO; choice, Sc; common grades,
So; Brewing, 81 6O@1 60 q ctl for good
oATS-Trade is dull and an unsettled feel
ing prevails: Surprise, 81 927991 90;
81 sol3@1 IS q ell.
CoRN-Recent heavy shipments have
cleaned up much surplus stock and impaired
rather strong tone TO prices Stocks are well
concentrated and sellers have the situation in
their favor. We quote: Large Yellow, 81 771%
q 80; small Yellow, 81 S2h; White, So 10
CRACKED COMMITTEES are firm. Quota
able at $37@3S e ton.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at S25 q ton
from the mills.
CORNMEAL-MiIlers quote Feed at $40 so
@37 so 3 ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 334tG4c q ID.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard Brown 50 rs
as; Yellow, so 5oC@2 70 p ell; Canary, 23l
@3Ac; Hemp, 4@44c; Rape, So; Timothy,
4I@5c; Alfalfa, 51a@61ac = ID; Flax, So 5oG
MIDDLTNGs-Hold up well. ouotable at
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S24 5o@
HAY-Stocks of old Hay are light, and the
new crop comes in on a good market We
quote: New Alfalfa, S9a1o SO: Wheat. s1S@
II; Wheat and oat, S14@16; Wild Dat, 500
ii q ton. We quote old: Wheat, fair 10
choice, $4,000; Wild Dat S16@17 so 2 ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 65g75c y bale
HoPS-Market quiet. Quotable at 100000
BRAN-Keeps steady. Quotable at 5000
RYE Receipts are liberal. Weak at
81 pi 2514t to to 3; 81 / 80 80 2 GIL ell:
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S33 so
Ce34 so 2 ton.
POTATOES Quotable at 65@s5c p ell in
ONIoNS-Quotable at 6o@65c q ctl for
Red. Some Silversklns are offering at 1900
DRIED PEAS-we quote: Green. So 5o@
2 e; Bla,ckeye, 81 YOGI so; Niles, 81 esq
B2ANs-we quote: Bayos, SO ao@s 40;
50 6o@2 20; Lima, S3t03 25; Pea, So loo
80; Small White, 50 1908 90 p ctI.
EEGETABLEs,R Receipts are liberal, the
assortment is good and buyers have free scope
Tor selection. Arrivals to-day were 21O bxs
Rhubarb 416 bxs Asparagus $50 SKIS Peas
and i32 SKIS Beans. We quote lots: Cucum-
Asparagus, S1@1 so 2 box for fair 10 good
and 81 5o@2 for choice to fancy; Lima Beans,
soc to 9oc q sack; String Beans, 4G6c = n for
green; Wax Beans, 465c e n; Refugee Beans,
sac z 10; Tomatoes, $1@i so p box; Egg
Plant, 25@3Oc q 70; Summer Squash. SI@3
g box; Turnips, 75c Z ctl; Beets, 81 = sack:
Carrots, feed, 50@75c; Parsnips, 81 IS y Ell:
Saooage, 4O@60c; Garlic, 3@5c = ctl for Cal
Peppers, 15@2oc; Dry Okra. 20a25c "a n
FRUIT-The market is making quite good
display as regards variety, while receipts of
all kinds are enlarging, and in another week
there is likely 10 be an overstock of more
than one variety. Receipts this morning in
Guided los sacks Gooseberries 364 chests
quote as follows: Apricots, 75c@S1 for small
and 81 25@l so for large boxes: Cherry
Plums, 81 25@l SO e box; Green Apples,
soc q box; Raspberries, 65@99c p drawer;
Currants, S5G6 = chest; Gooseberries 2Jd03c
10 Tor common and 4@6c for English:
straWberries, 5000 q chest for Sharpless,
SS@l1 for Longworth; Cherries, 100000 for
white and 40@S5c = box for red ana black;
Mexican LINES, Si@5 e box; Lemons, Sicily,
5000 90; California Lemons, SEQ for River
side and 81 5o@2 for Los Angeles; Riverside
Navel, S3@f so; Riverside Seedlings, Sl@
i 20 for of sizes and 81 5o@2 for regular
sizes; Los Angeles Navels, %; Los An
geles Seedlings, Sl@I SO = box; Bananas.
$2G2 90 4 bunch; Pineapples S4(G5 p dozen
DRIED FRUIT-The market remains in
N0iSb SOAiNil4Oll we quote prices: ADDE'S,
eyapoated in boxes 1014912c; sliced Sc to
&c; quartered, SGS1Sc Pears, 465c for com
mon and T@9c for quartered unpeeled Bart
sc; Pitted Plums, 10@1115c; Peaches
bleached, 1oG12c; common sun-dried ga
Toe; Apricots, bleached, Sol sc in sacks and
14@16c q 10 in boxes; Nectarines, l2%al sc
for white; Red, do, bleached, SC: sun-dried
sac; California Prunes, T@9c z h; Crap IS
31aGIc q b for stemmed and 1I5G2ISc for un-
stemmed; Raisins, 81 25@1 40 = box for
London Layers: 3-crown loose, S099Oc g
crown loose, 65@70c ID box.
HoNEl-Quiet market, with weak tone to
prices. We quote: White Comb, Hello:
Amber SG1oc white liquid extracted, "a,
&c; Amber, colored and candied 5G5I5c = M
BUTTER-The market shows fairly steady
tone, but the situation is free from any posi-
i've ouoyancy, as consignments of Eastern
are TO be expected, and this circumstance
naturally tends to check any advance in do
mestlc product. We quote: Fancy 2l022c.
good TO choice, 2o@21c; fair to good, Sa DC:
store lots, 16a11c p b.
CHEESE-StocSs are large and prices keen
easy. We quote as follows: Choice to fancy
new, 9@919c: fair TO good, 71soo SIC; Eastern
ordinary TO fine, 11@141ac q ID.
EGGS-Custom Is good, and quotations
have frmer tone than for long while We
quote: California, ranch, 23G24e; store lois
20G22c; Eastern, 10000 = dozen.
P0ULTRY-Ducks and Geese are cheaper
The market generally has weaker tone as
consignmentS of Eastern fowl are again COM
ing forward. We quote as follows: Live
Undergraduates, 1S@20c; Hens, 12@14c
g ID; BOOSTERS. S5@6 say old and SS@lo for