The record-union., 1891-09-23
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 20, 1891.
FLOUR-Business is of fair magnitude,
while prices hold up well. Net cash prices
for Family Extras, S5G5 25 q bbl; Bakers
Extras, So 1906 25; Superfine, So 65@3 so.
WHEAT-The market is moderately active
and that is about all that can be said. 1t is
true the export movement is constant and
steady, and vessels laden with grain are fast
following each other out of port to distant
markets Local shippers. however have well
supplied themselves ahead, and their opera
tlons Just now are simply because they want
TO keep little ahead all the time in the ware
house. Firm holding keeps prices steady.
Quotable at 81 65@1 6614, with 81 6715 q
ctl for choice. Milling parcels are selling at "a
range of 81 70@1 7215 2 ctl.
BARLEY-Feed descriptions hold up pretty
Well, considering the fact that buyers keep
back until the last moment before making
occurs just now before any trade is made.
Prices are unsettled, being steady one day and
easy the next. Old Brewing is lower, now that
offerings OF new are available. For strictly
choice Brewing Barley the market shows firm
tone. More or less common Chevalier is seen
among the offerings, but If viii not bring q
much higher price than good feed. Choice
Chevaiier, weighing 53 Us, bright and clean,
Is receiving some little attention on shipping
account, though no particularly brisk bust
ness has yet developed. Feed, 81 O5@
! 08M; Old Brewing, 81 5o@1 go; New
Brewing, 81 12L@1 l5; Chevalier, 81 $50
I 3z3a = ctl for standard; lower grades,
oATS-There has been some improvement
in prices within few days and sellers are
pleased at the change for the better in their
interest Surprise, 81 35@l 421@; milling,
81 32L@1 371I; good to choice, 81 27L@
so; fa1r, 81 2O@l 20; Gray, 81 2561 so;
Biac6, 81 25@l 80 = ctl Tor Oregon, and
81 50G1 4 for California.
CORN-1rade has been very dull for long
while, but dealers are hopeful that a change is
not far of. Desirable old Corn is net ex-
pected TO make any further serious decline,
though II is conceded that new could not be
placed at ruling rates. We quote prices as
IoIiows: Large Yellow, 81 30@1 35; small
=. . -
ctl z
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at sSo@s1
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton
from the mills
CoRNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at $50
TO S31 q ton; fine kinds tor the table in
large and small packages, 314@31zc p 10.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard Brown, So 75
10 S3; yellow, 50 1903 p ctl; Canary, &c TO
234c; Hemp, ,41z@1419c; Rape,S2; Timothy ,41Sc
70, 70 oc; AliaIia, 51296c Q b; Flax, S2@2 25 q
MIDDLINGS-QuotabI at s22@23 q ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S22 5o@
HAY-Nothing of special interest 10 note
$l2@I5; Wheat ana oat sI3@i4; Bar,
ley, $40 5o@12; Clover, Sl2@13; Wild Oat,
$l2@l3 80; Stock, $1o@1lg ton.
SIkAW-Quotablea at 4og50c q bale.
HOPS-Cpring IS in progress all over the
well as 10 quantity, but the quality in some
sections, II is claimed, viii not be up TO that
of last year The Russian River section is
said TO be an exception. turning out some
very good Hops. The yield in Oregon will
likely be cut down from 25 to SO per cent
through lice and mold, while the quality is
@15c = 10. '/2
BRAN-Prices were marked down this
morning. Quotable at S2oG2l p ton.
RYE-Quotable at 81 6216 q ctl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 81 25@1 SO
GROUND BARLEY-Quorablo at s24@25
POTATOES Receipts are moderate. Sweet
have afain declined We quote prices: Car
I,eu, net ,Chiles, 5o@6oc; Early Rose, -25@o5
Peerless, 4O@50c; Burbanks, 3094oc for
River and 75e@S1 for Salinas; Sweet, 1850
81 = ctl.
oNIoNs-Qu Quotable at 5o@6oc q ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 5o0
] Z5i Blackeye. 81 1901 so; Miles, 81 4o9
/ so 3 ctl.
BEANs-oferings are not large. but the in
d!ierence OF buyers causes weak tone III
the values. We quote: Bayos, So 4o@2 60;
Butter % 1895 Pink, So 1909 20; Red,
81 1902 90; Lima, 50 so@3: Pea, So 80
93; small White, 81 6o@2 % . ctl
VEGETABLES-Lin Beans are a shade
Irmer. Cucumbers and tomatoes are sull in
large supply and weak in price. We
q 10; Green Okra, 25@loc = box; Green corn.
T4c9S1 25 q box and 171%@2oc p doz for
bay; Cucumbers, 15@25c p COX for bay; pick
ling, do, 35@5oc q ctl for large and 5OaS5c
Tor small, Green Peppers, 35634Oc q box for
chile and 40@5oc Tor Bell Tomatoes, loo
26c g box; Egg Plant, 4o@5oc = box: sum
mer Squash, 25@35c 2 box for bay; Turnips.
60@75c z ell; Beets, 81 ? sack; Carrots feed
5o@75c; Parsnips, 81 % q cti; Cabbage, SO
@75c; GARLIC, Sc q ctl; Caulifower, 75e =
aozen; Dry Peppers, l5@20c; Dry Ol1ra 200
25e = 70; Marrowfat Squash, So q ton.
FhuII-buslness was quiet this morning
on account OF the rain. All kinds OF Grapes
are well represented. Choice Peaches are
arce. OrdinGry qualities are in poor request
Wlne Grapes move slowly. Rece pts so far
have been light. Plums are not in such heavy
receipt ana constgnments are better handled
Custom for Ounces Is not quick Berries are
in fair demand at steady figures, We
quote jobbing lots as follows: Wine
Grapes, S12@lf . ton; Crab Apples, 81
3 box; Quinct 5. 3565Qc = box: Grimes 45m
soc q box for Sweetwater, 4C@5oc for Mus
cat, 20@5Oc for black ana 5o@65c for To.
kay; and 5O@T5c FOR Isabella: Water
melons, S3@0 2 100; Cantaloupes, 75c
!9l zoe q crate; Figs, 50c@Sl p box; Black
tsfn' noH' Peaaigsas, PSdlngs, ~ 10 &c q ri Noun
box; Apples, 25cGS1 3 box; Rasp-
berries, SS@1O z chest; Pears, 35c0S1 a
boX; Strawberries, S5@7 2 chest for Sharp
less; Mexican Lines, 5000 q box; lemons.
sicily, 81 5o@S; CaliorniaLemons, 81 ac@5
iorconmoa - choice: Tahiti Oranges 50 5OSs3
box; Bananas, $262 so q bunch; Pine
apples, tao q dozen
Dried FRUII-Some movement reported
IN several kinds, but the quality has 10 he
choice 10 attract custom, equote as follows:
Aprlcots, bleaehed, 5G971Sc; do. sun-dried.
39SSoe; reaches, peeled evaporated, 100
do1ac; 40 nnIes Sun dried RED 3@4c; bleaehed, 90
for sliced, and 3@4c tor quartered pitted
PIuTns, 5@51ac; unpitted do, 203c: Grapes
22s@25sc = IL; Prunes, Az "a SIC .
ID; Fears, 90 &C for eyapoTated, 4d sc 1or sliced
and 394clor quartered; Nectarnes, 3@4c for
red and 5@6c for white; Figs. 315G4LSc for
pressed and StGl4C for IMPRESSED