The record-union., 1891-11-28
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


FLOUR-Quiet demand at steady rates. Net
cash prices for Family Extras, S5 1905 SO p
bbl; Bakers Extras, So 65@5 rs; Supertne,
WHEAT-Lower quotations come through
from Liverpool, which tend to further weaken
matters locally. Trade is slow and quiet, buy
ers showing scarcely any inclination to pur-
chase. Quotable at 81 621Z@1 $685. with
81 S5 for choice article.
BARLEY-Choice Feed shows little firmer
tone. Other kinds unchanged. We quote as
follows: Feed, 81 021&G01 OH for dark coast,
81 1901 1215 for good quality, and 81 1881
@1 Is for choice; Brewing, 81 173a@1 221a;
lower grades, 81 1715G11 80 2 ctl.
OATS-There is goodly array of offerings,
but trade is dull and slack. Surprise, 81 $50
81 1901 As; off grades, 81 3o@1 321l
Gray, 81 1901 40; Black, 81 40@1 so
p ctl for Oregon and 81 cool 80 for Cali
CORN-Large receipts cause weak feeling in
values. We quote as follows: Large Yellow,
81 25@1 277a; small Yellow, 81 3o91 327a
CRACKED CORN.Quotable at s27 5o@
-Aiuers quote Feed at s27 to
S2S y ton; fine kinds for the table, in large
and small packages, $40 3$4c p tb.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, 81 90
@3 20; Yellow, 50 2 ctl; Clnaryi 1s492c;
6@7c; Alfalfa, 674973ac . ID: Flax, 81 500
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at s25 = ton
MTDDLTNGS- -Quotable at S22@23 p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S22 500
20 SO q ton.
HAY%Prices are undisturbed, though easy.
We quote as follows: Alfalfa. $11@12; Wheat
S13@16; Wheat and Oat, $13a15 so; Bar
ley, S11 5o@13 so; Wild oat, S12@14; Stock,
sTRAW-Quotable at 45@65c p bale.
HOPS-Demand light; prices steady. Quota
BILE at 121z@1Sc p 10. The Commercial NeaoS
says: "The difficulty of securing cargo space is
said to interfere materially with the export
movement from New York, and shipments
have fallen of. Shipments from Sacramento
have been free, and that section is pretty bare
OF serviceable material. AS what remains is
held al l (@20c 2 D, it is not likely that sup
plies will quickly be cleaned up. Locally, the
demand is slack and business is extremely
light"
BRAN-We quote: No. l, $4,000; other
quality, SIS q ton.
RYE-Fairly liberal offerings, but no busi-
ness. Quotable at 81 921s p ctl
BUCKWHEAT-Quotab at So 1902 20 p
ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at $3.50 90
POTAToES-An kinds except Sweets are in
large supply. We quote: Garnet Chiles, 4o@
42I c for River and 75@95c for Salinas; River
Red, 35@45c; Sweet, 81 5o@3 2 ctl.
ONIONS-Quotable at 75c@S1 g ctl.
DRIED PEAS-Wequot Green, 81 90 to
So 25; Blackeye, 81 COOL 65; Niles, 81 35
BEANS-Bayos, 81 s0@2 10; Butter, So $50
Lima, 81 1902 80; Pea, So 25@2 so; Small
White, So 25@2 So 9ctl.
NEGETABI IES-Cucumbers are not worth
quoting. any longer. We quote prices as fol-
lows: Mushrooms, 10000 p 10; Lima Beans
3@315c = n; Green Okra, 75c@S1 2 box; Green
. box; Egg Plant, 5o975c = box; Turnips, so
@75c = ctl Beets, 81 = sack; Carrots, iced, so
@75c; Parsnips, 81 25 . ctll; Cabbage, 500
dozen; Dry Peppers, 13c to lac; Dry okra,
16c 2 10; Marrowtat Squash, Ss@1o p ton.
FkUIE-Grapes are lower. Wine qualities
are not worth quoting any longer: Berries
that were carried over are slow of sale Fresh
arrivals are taken at current rates. We
quote prices: Plums, 25@5oc y box; Ounces,
40@60c p box; Persimmons, S1@1 % p box;
Pomegranates, 81 25@1 90 2 box; Grapes, 80
6D4oc p box for Muscat 40@50c for Black, 100
csc for Tokay, 35@40c for Verdells; Apples
chest; Pears, S5@75c . box; Strawberries, 81 +
OILS chest for SharpleSs and o for
Longworth; Mexican Lines, S3@4 = box;
Sicily, 81 50@S; California Lemons, 81 SO
@4 90 for common TO choice; California
Oranges, 81 90 2 small box; japanese Or
So SO : case Bananas, 81 5o@3 SO p bunch;
Pineapples, S4@5 p dozen; Cape Cod Gran
berries, IS 5000 so p bol; cultivated Pacihc,
DRIED FRUIT-Trade is falling off, and
slow movement is likely to continue until
after the holidays. Apricots, bleached, 5951.c
do, sun-dried, 294c; Peaches, peeled evapo
rated, 1l91 Sc; sun-dried, ,2931Sc; bleached, y a
SIZE; Apples, 6@61&c for evaporated, 3@51$c
for sliced, and 21a93c for quartered; pitted
Plums, 41&65c; unpitted do, ease; Grapes,
256@254c p 10; Prunes, 415l97c 2 10; German
Prunes, hose: Pears, 7d5c for evaporated,
3a5c for sliced, and 2&@3c for quartered;
Nectarines. 3@4c for red and 5@6c for
white; Figs, 49415c for pressed and 39315c
for impressed
RAlSINS-Ofering are large. Prices fa-
vor BUYERS. Layers, fancy, 81 40@1 so p
box; good to choice, 81 2591 3712; fair, 81
al go, with the usual advance for fractional
boxes; Muscatels, 9oc@S1 10 = box, and SO
4c p 70 for sacks.
HONEY-Weq quote: Extracted, 5A@5zc for
amber and 614@615c tor bright. Comb is
quotable at 10@13cS b.
I BUTrhk-SuppIy ample for all trade wan S.
Fancy, 35@3ec; choice, 3oG34c fair to
good, 25029c; store lots, 15@20c p b;
picked roll 24@26c; hrkin, 21@23c; East
ern, 15@2oc for ladle packed, and 25@2Sc
p u for creamery.
CHEESE-Prices are fairly well sustained.
We QUoSe prices as follows: Choice to fancy,
new, 13@15c; fair to good, 9@l2e; Eastern,
ordinary TO fine. 1o@1 &c = b.
E(iCfS-Are lower. We quote prices Cali
fornia ranch, 40@425ac; store lots, 27L@ sc;
Eastern, 30@321sc for fancy, 2 G12se for good
to choice, and 24@25c for common.
P0UL1RI-Left-over dressed Turkeys were
offering to-day at 1o@1219c p u. Fresh arri-
walls would sell higher. We quote prices as
Hens, 14@15c; dressed Turkeys, &C p
10: BOOSTERS, S5@5 so for old and SIG
5 5ofor young; Broilers, 5 @3 90 for small
and So 5o@4 for large; Hens, S5@6: Ducks,
81 5o@7; Geese, 81 5o@2 p pair
GAME-tluotatIons nominal to-day, thefe
not bsing enough o X sAip2ed L, 1aake a
market We quote: Quaii.S1 l 20; 3ialairds.