The record-union., 1891-08-06
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANC1scn. Ans

FLOpR-There is better tone to the market
than ynere was week or SO ago. We quote:
Net cash prices for Family Extras, 81 900
5 9pbl; Bakers Extras, $4 9o@5; Superfine,
WHEAT-Standard Wheat is quotable at
81 55 to 81 5614 2 ctl, with 81 571a for an ar
ticle of more choice quality. For milling
grades the asking range Is 81 5S491 61A q
BARLEY-Yesterday there was a sale of
choice feed at 81 121a p ctl, but to-day 81 10
would be an extreme figure, there being few
buyers at anything over 81 OH. SO far
nothing yet has been reported as being sold
at 81 o5, though a little hunting around would
more than likely bring out a seller pretty
close to this lower quotation.
OATS-PriceS have Softened and sellers are
at disadvantage. Quotable at 81 45@1 55
6. .ct for old and 81 3o@1 10 for new feed.
CORN-Is very dull. Prices have been
lowered, but this fact has not helped matters
Buyers are not around. We quote as follows
Large Yellow. 81 721a91 rs; small Yellow,
81 ?o@1 2712; White, S2@2 071a q ctl. AaS
Z. ton.
oILCAKE. MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton
from the mills.
CORNMEAI-Millers quote feed at S3s SO
@39 so = ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 35494c 2 tb.
SEEDS-We quote Mustard, Brown, 50 rs
Hemp, 4@44c; Rape, .S2@2 so; Timothy,
4I@5ci Alfalfa, 51a96Hc p ib; Flax, So SOC
MIDDLINGS-The is easy tone to prices.
Quotable at $50 50@21 50'R ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S24@25
= ton.
HAY-Liberal supplies as rule cause val
ues to drop, but prices have held up well so
far this season. We quote: Alfalfa, S11@12;
Wheat, S12@14; Wheat and Oat S11@13;
Barley, S11@13; Glover, S11@13; Wild Oat,
S11@13 r ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 5O965c = bale.
HOPS-No inquiry. Prices entirely NOM
1nal at a range of 20625c 3 10.
BRAN-No scarcity of supplies. Quotable
at SIS 50@19 q ton.
kYE-Quotabie at 81 So . ctl for new and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 25@1 so
p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Prices tend down.
ward. QuotabIe at S24@25 per ton.
POTATOES-No improvement in prices. We
quote: Garnet Chiles, 45@55c; Early Rose,
30@5oc in sacks and 40@65c in boxes; Peer
less, 5O@6Oc; Burbanks, 0oc@Sl T. ctl; Sweet,
ONIONS-Quotable at 6o@65c q ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, So rs TO
% for Eastern and S2@2 SO for Califor-
mia; Blackeye, 81 COOL 10; Niles, 81 500
BE&Ns-No movement Of magnitude in
this article. We quote: Bayos, So 2C93 80:
Butter, 81 1903: Pink. So 30a2 so; Red,
So 20 TO 50 So; Lima, S3@3 10; Pea S3@
) 25; Small White, S3@3 % 2 ctl
NEGETABLES-Th market is literally
supplied, and buyers have the advantage. We
quote: Green Okra, 75G soc e box; Green
Corn, 171ad25c = dozen for Bay; Cucumbers,
1oG25c per box for bay; picking do, 35c =
ctl for large and SOC = ctl for small:
Green Peppers, 3o94Oc 2 box for Chile
and 75c@S1 for Bell Tomatoes, 100000 2
box for Nacaville and 25@4oc for River: Egg
Plant, S1Q1 25 2 box; Summer squash 5m
25c = box for Bay; Turnips, 75c = ctl; Beets,
81 = sack; Carrots, feed, 50G75c; Parsuips
81 % q ctl; Cabbage, 100000; Garlic, 2G3c
e 10; Caulifiower, 75c q dozen; Dry Peppers,
15@20c; Dry Okra 20@25c q fb; MarroYfat
Squash, S15 e ton.
FRUlT-The situation for several days has
been against the selling interest. Supplies OF
Peaches and ApricotS have been excessive
chases on canning account. Huckleberries. SG
10c 2 n; Crab Apples, SOC 75c q box; Black Cur
box for Sweetwater, 75c@S1 for Muscat and
75c@S1 for black; white Nectarines, 1SGlc In
bulk to Gamers, 20c@5Oc p box 10 the
trade; Red do, 5o@7 DC 2 box; Watermelons
Sl2@15 q 100; Cantaloupes, Sl@2 SO per case;
Figs, 5oc@$1 2 box; Blackberries, So 5OQ4 so
per chest; ApricotS, 20@4oc q box TO the
15@4oc p box and l5@40c 2 basket: do
Crawford. 20@40c . basket and l@IJ5c e II
to Gamers; Plums, 192c 2 ib 10 the trade and
1G112c n to the canners; Apples, 5oc@
81 25 z box; Raspberries, S6@S = chest;
Pears, 35@75c 2 box; do, Bartlett 50c@Sl /;
Strawberries, S2@S p chest for Sharplcss
Mexican LINES, S991o 2 box; Lemons, Sicily
$500; California Lemons, S4@I so for choice
and SS&3 so for common Californs
Oranges, 81 5O@3 so; Tahiti Oranges So 10
50 so 2 box; bananas, 5000 SO q bunch
Pineapples, S1@5 y dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Receiptsa are eularging but
there is no improvement in the demand and
the market is Very quiet. We quote: Apricots
bieached, 6@Sc 2 n; do, sun-dried, 5@57c
Peaches sun-dried, 6@7c; do, bleached, 7@Sc
Apples, lo911c for evaporated, case for
sliced and 4@6c for quartered; Grapes future
delivery, Sc . h; Prunes, 51a@61ac q 10.
AONEF-ArriNals continue of moderate
Proportions. The demand is fair. and the
outlook is encouraging for steady prices
We quote prices as follows: 5l4G6c for amber
and 614@614c for bright. Comb squotable at
1255c 70 lac q h.
BOTTER-tair trade is reported in packed
and picked descriptions. We quote: Fancy
1S@23c; store lots, l4@l6c e 10; picked roll
225@@25c; firldn, 2o@221Sc; Eastern, 1215d
17%c for ladle packed, and 19G22izc = 10 foI
creamery.
CHEESE-Moderate supplies keep the mar
ket in steady position. Choice 10 fancy new
lie 10 12c; fair to good, 91%91o1Zc; Eastern
ordinary to fine, 11@13c e b.
EGGS--A choice article is scarce, and al
such stock that comes along finds steady buy
ers at ruling prices. California. ranch. 2715@
soc; store lots, 17925c Eastern, 23@24c for
fancy, 2oa21c for good 10 choice and St9 j sc
for common.
POULTRY-There has not been much varia
ton in prices for the past few days. Live Tur
Reys--Gobblers, 1901 SC; Hens, 14tG1 sc q n
BOOSTERS, S6G7 for old and S6@7 Tor young
Broilers, S2 25 to SO for small and SO 500
4 so for large: Hens, S6@7 SO; Ducks. So sc
as: Geese, $191 so = pair.
GAME-Hare, 81 5091 rs; Rabbits, 81 2s
TO 81 so; Doves, 75c@S1 2 dozen.
PROVISIONS-The demand is good ant
prices are steady. We quote as follows: East
ern Hams, 13h 014c; California refrigerator
cured Hams, 12@121%c: Eastern Brealxfas
Bacon, 1891 &c; California Bacon, heavy anC
medium, 912610c; do, light, 12L91 &c; do
extra light, 131a914c; do, clear sides, log
1ohc p 10; Fork, extra prime, S14@l4 SO