The record-union., 1891-02-25
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
san FRANc1sCo. February .

SAN FRANCISCO, February Gath.
FIOUR-Trade is active, while prices are
tending upward. We quote as follows:
Net cash price for Family Extras,S4 1894 25
2 bbl; Bakers Extras, S4 2o@4 30 Super
WHEAT-There is firm tone to the spot
market, and it looks as if strength in prices
would characterize the situation for some
time yet. Good shipping grades are quotabie
BARLEY-The market braced up consider
ably this morning. We quote: No. 1 Feed
81 s s5i cnS7g Brewing s@Ss 81 ss@1 graass ao fof
fair to good, and 81 421a@1 an for choice
OATS-The demand for feed purposes is
downpour Stocks are not what might be
termed excessive, but they are of too liberal
proportions as compared with the wants of
the market AS consequence sellers are at Il
disadvantage and softness in values is con-
sequent result. We quote: Surprise, 81 S7L
al 9212; milling, 81 S0@1 S5; good to
choice feed, 81 75@1 771a; fair, 81 CSC
CoRN-Is on the down grade We quote:
Large Yellow, 81 80; small Yellow, 81 3215
@o1 333z; White, 81 321l9l 35 p ctl
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at $4,000 p
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotablea at s26 p ton
CoRNMEAL-Millers quote feed at s2s so
TO $40 so g ton; fine kinds for the table, in
large and small packages, 31294c b:
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S24@24 SO
sEEDs--,we quote: Mustard, Brown, 50 rs
to SO; Yellow, So 50@2 70 2 ctl; Canary,
2I@3c; Hemp, 31ac; Rape, S2@2 so; Timothy,
511@51&c;, Alfalfa, 7@sc q ID; Flax. So 6oS
MIDDLINGS-Quotable at s17@s19 2 ton.
HAY-Business is not SO brisk it was be-
fore the rain, while prices are less steady all
round. We quote as follows: Wheat, SI36l 8:
Wild oat S14@16; Barley, s12@15; Alfalfa,
sTRAW-Quotablea at 65@75c p bale.
HOPS-Quiet and inactive both in local
circles and at distant centers. Quotable at 80
BRAN-Quotable at S15 5o@16 q ton.
RIE-Quotabea at 81 30 q ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Qu Quotable at 81 4O@1 so
GROUND BARLEY -Quotablc at $3.50
$50 q ton.
POTATOES supply is large. We
15c; Early. Rose, 65@75c; Burbanks, 500
9Oc for Rivers, S0@9oc for Petaluma. and
81 1901 % q ctl for Salinas; Oregon, 75c@
oNIoNs-rrade is urgent. ouotable at
S3@3 75 = ctl.
DRIED PEAs--we quote: Green. 50 ESQ
15; Blackeye, 81 65@1 so; Niles, 81 5o@
n. BEASs.we sa quote: Bayos, 50 1908 so;
5 20: small white, So $500 s. 3 ctl. IT, ''e'
VEGETABLES.We quote as follows: Mush-
rooms, soc = ID; Egg Plant, &C p II; AS
Boo z n for Alameda and Bouldin Island:
Lima Beans, &C 4 ID; Green Peppers, 1870
lOc e 10, Green fctiS- sd bc Is ID, string Beans,
25c q To-: Tomatoes, 81 0o@1 80 q box;
Summer Squash, 12L@1 sc r h; Turnips, 75c
z ctl; Beets, 81 2 sack: Carrots, feed, 40@5Oc;
Garlic, 3@5c p 70; Caulifiower,S Sa-c : doz;
Dry Peppers, 15@25c; Dry Olzra, 1901 nc
g b; Mnrrowtat Squash, S2o@25 {. ton.
FRU1T-Wet weather for the past three dayS
has not been favorable for the fruit trade
Shipments of Oranges have been lighter on
account OF rain. We quote prices as follows
Apples, 40c@S1 p box for common TO good
and ST 25 to 81 80 for choice: Oregon
Pears, 81 90 to 81 25 box; Mexican
Lines, S7@7 80 . box; California LINES,
cSifornia Lemons ssaa os 50 ilsiiy for kSep;; sg;
side and 81 25@1 80 q box for Los Angeles;
Nacaville Oranges, 5oc Fsmall box; Riverside
81 1902; Los Angeles Navels, S2@3; Los
Angeles Seedlings, S1@1 80 p box: Ra-
nanas, 81 5o@2 so z bunch; Pineapples, SIG
DRIED FRUIT-Apples are rather firm in
price. Nothing doing in other kinds. Raisins
are in large stock ana buyers can about make
piles. evaporated, in boxes 1o@11c; sliced
SIG; quartered, 71.@Sc; Pears, 4@e SC for com
mon and 6@sc for quartered nnpeeled Bart
lett; Figs, 21s@ Sc; do, pressed in boxes, 4td5c;
Pitted Piums, 10@111Sc Peaches, peeled, evap.
grated, 2otG221sc; bleached, 12@131sc; com.
mon sun-dried, log 1c; Apricots, bleached
Nectarines, 1T@1Sc for white; California,
Prunes, s@loc = ID; Grapes, 3I49354c q II
Tor sielumed and 11@@21ac for unsIeinm med
Layers; 3-crown loose, 81 oo@1 i 5; 2-crown
Dose, 15cGS1 q box.
HONEY-NoThng 10 note. We quote
White Comb, 11@15c; Amber, S@1oc; white
liquid extracted, 61SGd7c; Amber colorea and
eandied, 5l4@6c q 10.
BUTTER-Abundunce of green feed is vel
assured by the late heavy and seasonable rains
As n consequence consumers again have Tho
advantage. The quotations arc as follows
Fancy, 32 &c; good TO choice, 2SG3Gc; fair tc
good. 25@2Tc; store lots, 2oc: Eastern. 21SG
2Gc for ladle packed. 20@25c for dairy and
25@30c = 70 for creamery.
CHEESE-SSone little increase in supplies Is
giving easier tone to prices. We quote pr,ce.
as follows: Choice to fancy, new. 1i61=c fail
t. good, 12@13c; Eastern. ordinary to fine
13@l41sc 4 10.
EGGS-ine supply is still ahead of the de
1nand. SO that buyers have the advantage
Quotabie at 1.@l sc q dozen, with occasional
sales at zoe.
POULTRY-We quote as follows: Live
Turkeys-Gobblers, 11@12Lc; Hens, 1S@l4C
10; dressed Turkeys, 1x@16c: BOOSTERS
S4@4 SO for old and S6@7 for young
Broilers, S4@6 SO; Hens, S4 5o@5; Ducks
50 50@6 so for young, and Sl95 for old
Geese, 81 50@1 S5 z pair.
GAME-iare are improving in price the
supply not being so large. We unots
prices as follows: onail. 81; Canvasbaeks, $50
30; MalIard, So 50@4; Sprig, 81 25@i Sc
Teal, Sl@Sl 20; small Ducks, { &c; Widgeon
81; Brant. 81 90; English Snipe, So 5O@3
Jack Snipe, 75c@ 81; Gray Geese, S2@2 so
White Geese, 81 25; Honkers, S3@4; Hare
81 2s@1 81; Rabbits, S1@1 80 y dozen.
PROVISIONS-We quote Us follows: East