The record-union., 1892-06-02


SAN FRANCISCO, June 1st.
WhEAT-Receipts 7O6 eentals. stocks re-
ported in call board warehouses on May 31st,
city, 1925 tons; Port Costa. l5,472 tons;
stockton, 24,27O tons. Total, 42, COZ tons,
= decrease during the month OF 1876 tons.
Ihe market IS liieegs, with buyers Temporal
ElIy out OF the market. a 1,O0O-ton consign-
ment was put on the market to-day without
receiving bid The grade is No. White
shipping. The offishness OF buyers is I'D to
be due 10 lower quotations received from Liv-
erpool. Quotations in our market are as
follows: Fair TO good shipping, 81 371a to
81 40 q ell; 81 411I9l 421z = ctl for choice,
and 81 1901 an for good to choice mill
ing.
A semi-public cablegram received to-day
from Liverpool reports Wheat as follows:
Quiet, but steady. California spot lots, rs Sd;
off coast, 35s 3d@35s Cd; just shipped, 35s
Cd; nearly due, 35s Cd; cargoes Off coast,
downward tendency; on passage. rather easy;
Mark Lane Wheat turn easier. New York
and Chicago telegrams report Wheat quiet,
with the bears trying to hammer futures to
lower figures.
BARLEY-Receipts, 5,925 ctls Stocks in
Gail Board city warehouses on May 3lst ag-
gTegated S,776 tons, against 1O,97S tons on
April 3Oth. The market is firmer for bright
grades, with slight advance obtainab!e Tor
93Ac to 81 p ctl, and brewing from 81 0212
TO 81 1712 p ctl
OATS-No receipts reported to-day The
market is very strong under good demand
and depicting stocks. Stocks in Call Board
warehouses were on May 31st !, ,65S tons, and
on April Both, 2,O97 tons decrease for the
month Of 4O9 tons. The market is quoted
at 81 80 TO 81 35 ? ctl for off grades, 81 3712
al 4 ~ for good to choice and 81 5O@1 50
IOr milling.
CORN-Stoclls- in Call Board warehouses on
May 31st, l $50 tons; on April 3Oth, 2,09l
tOnS-inCreaSe for the month, 261 TONS The
market is firm under light receipts and a fair
demand. Market is guotable at 81 1870
371a 2 ctI for large yellow, 81 3712@l 40 2
ctl for small yellow and 81 1901 4I4 tor
white.
FUTURES - Trading in futures on Gail
Board was fairly active in both Wheat and
Barley; Wheat futures ranged up 81 80 to
81 3o15 2 ctl for seller 1892; August, 81 40;
buyer August, 81 4OIs to 81 Al; buyer Sep
tember, 81 Al and September, 81 391a. Bar
ley, seller 1892, 959952sc.
Feedstuf7.
The demand for Ground Feed to-day was
light, causing a disposition 20 shade prices
Tor Bran and Middlings. Receipts OF Bran
aggregate 81 sacks ana MiGdlingS 90 sacks.
The receipts of Hay aggregate 400 tons and
Straw 25 tons. There IS more Old offering, but
all Choice is taken at full current quotations.
sIhe New offering is, as a rule, not properly
cured and otherwise poor.
Dairy Produce.
= Receipts of Butter aggregate 10 ctls; Cheese,
D.DO
5 easy, due 10 large supplies and dealers buy
ing sp9Tingly. Warm weather is against the
market. II takes strictly giIt-edged Butter
10 sell at 19c = 10, while poor to good sell all
the way from 16c to / ne. Cheese continues
10 crowd the market, but owing TO the low
prices quoted dairymen are not disposed to
press the market. The range is 7@5c. Eggs
are not quite so firm, owing TO buy ers taking
Eastern in preference. An attempt was made
10 sell strictly fresh-lald at 23c p doZ, but
failed. Quotations range from 17@221ac, ac-
cOrding TO quality.
Vegetables.
In garden stuff Asparagus is almost unsala-
bic, owing TO Gamers and shippers being
out of the Market. The range is 25c to 81 %
a box. Sweet Peas are weak, with only deal
crs buying. QuOtable at from so to T5c per
sack. String Beans are fairly steady. sum
Iner squash S9ld signify lower. Recelpts are
as follows: Rhubarb- 80; Asparagus, 6G4;
string Beans, POI sacks; 142 boxes Squash
1914 sacks Peas. Old Onions are poor and not
Ellable. New continues to improve in size and
keeping quality. Receipts to-day gO7 sacks
cid Potatoes are very hard to sell and conse-
suently they are not quoted. New Potatoes
itTe in heavy supply and continued free re-
= Ceipts. Io-day's receipts aggregate 1924
CJlS. There is a leSSened shipping demand.
fiarly Rose are quoted at 4oc to 6Oc in sacks
and soc to 81 in boxes. Other kinds run
from 40c to 65c in sacks.
Fruit.
Receipts to-day aggregate as follows:
Strawberries, $40 chests; $3.50 boxes Cher
Ties, 1913 chests Currants, and 433 boxes
Apricots. Strawberries held strong at $50 D
chest for Longworth. and S5Gs for Sharp
less. Cherries sold lower under u strong sell
jag pressure. Black ranged from 100000
ana White 45@65c Gamers took some at
the lower quotations. CurTants were lower.
They sold at from S5g6 so a chest. The
huying is confined to the trade Pringle April
cots sold lower, the range was 5O@75c per
LoN. Some few Royals came in ana sold at
Sl@1 20 per box. Cherry Plums sold at 5O@
Dc per box. The shipments OF Cherries and
Apricots TO the East are increasing. other
fruits are unchanged.
Poultry.
The market is strong for large and well-con-
ditioned hens, Toosters and turkeys. Young
owls are wanted owing to light receipts and a
,ood demand. The market is quotabIe as fol-
lows: Turkeys, gobblers, l9a21c q h; hens
1o@2OC; Hens 40 80 2 doz; Old rousters,
s,G SOFAS: young. Sg@l2; fryers, So SOFAS: