The record-union., 1892-06-01
Markets in San Francisco and This
City.
Vegetables q Very Scarce Article
Not Enough to Supply the
Demand.
Especial Commercial Correspondence of the
RECORD-JJNTo%

80 2 NAis anu Jill Itiltls tLAttt " q
81 40 is offered. Strictly prime milling,
81 471@G1 so = cu. Speculation lileless, and
early in the morning no transactions. At II
A. NJ, l,7Co tons sold at 81 So al 3S5@, sell
Ter 1S92-a decline Of &c p ctl from Friday.
In the afternoon board, 200 tons only at
81 3s1a, seller 1892.
From other parts of the world we find al
most a similar state of affairs
LONDON, May 31.-Aiarket very fat and
very little demand. Cargoes off coast and in
all other positions, 35s cd. Liverpool, dull
and impossible to urge sales; rs Sd q ctl
CHICAGO, May 31.-July Wheat, S3749S3c
p bushel
NEW YORK, May 31.-July Wheat, 92@
915lc r bushel; September Wheat 9O5sc.
Both markets show very little change.
Quite number of members of the Produce
Exchange avaiIed of the holidays to visit va
TiOuS localities and look for themselves as to
Inc general condition of our crops, and in all
cases they report most favorable prospects.
The almost unanimous verdict is that we
shall have better crops than last year. The
weather to-day IS quite warm; II is possibly
not IN the country, but II Is almost too late 10
seriously effect growing grain now. The SOFT,
milky stage IS generally over and gram is
getting pretty hard.
An item OF interest is given from crops of
Dakota. The severe winter has cut of Wheat
very materially, and IL is estimated there Will
be nearly 5O,O0O,OO0 bushels less than last
year in North and South Dakota and Mime
sofa combined.
The Mark Lane Express gives stocks of
Wheat and Flour in Great Britain 100000
qrs and the American supply 2,2e6,0OO qrs,
against l,431, 600 qrs and 2,2S7 900 qrs,
respectively. At the present time there is
on passage to the Continent 9S4, 600 qrs. and
of Wheat and Flour to Great Britain 2,763.-
900 qrs, making total visible supply more
than equal TO ali demands for this season OF
the year.
BARLEY - Receipts 7.345 Bay; 5,381
,r,F Cts,. ,{,,
III price. The settlement Of ali Buyer Sea
sou" contracts is made to-day, so that this
feature Is no longer any factor IN prices. By
sample the dealers tinu supply at 964@97 19c
1or No. Feed, and for very bright pay q
traction more. Brewing continues extremely
duh and without demand aJ 81 O21a9l O5 p
cJl. Speculation was fairly active and prices
adyanced, 1900 tons seller 1892 selling at
9I1sg9T4C, and closing in the afternoon
board a cent lower. Sales 1900 tons at 97@
OATS-Light arrivals, $40 centais CaIifor-
MIA, 40 sacks oregon. Stocks were already
80 well controlled tgat this will have ten
Gray, 81 30 to 81 30; poor White, 81 ~
10 81 20; No. l White, 81 32a to 81 80;
choice White, 81 10 to ST 40: Surprise, 81 40
10 81 90, according to quality.
CORN-Receipts, 2,72S centals. Offerings
are only moderate ana buyers are aSking
higher prices. Large Yellow, 81 35@1 3 q
White, 81 40@l 425a.
RYE-No particular change. Quotable at
81 3GG0l 321S.
BEANS-Demand purely local. and to the
Iobbing trade. Small White, - 35@2 so;
Large White, 50 25@2 40; Fink, S2@2 3;
Reds, in limited supply. 81 22@2 so; Bayos,
MILLSTUFfS-We quote at regular list
prices, but Il discount is given 10 the trade.
BuciNwheat Flour, sc p b; Graham, do, 314c;
Riye, do, SIC; Rice, do, sc; Rye Meal, SIC;
Extra Cream Cornmeal, 312c; regular do, SCI;
Oat, do 412c; Hominy, 41a04a4c; Cracked
Wheat, 3@4c; Flake Pearled, do, 41ac; Farina,
10 IpgaF ,lHs-H 4Nsl
? ID sacks, sc; FAXED Pearl Barley, 7-Ib sacks
41ac; split Peas, 412c; Pearl Barley, in 25-.D
and 5o-tb sacks, go nc. Above are in 10-ib
CRACKED CORN-S3O@3l p ton.
BRAN AND MlDDLING NGS-Are firm. Bran,
S17 5O91S 2 ton; NIiddnngs, $40 5o@21 so
GROUND BARLEY-s22 5o@28 q ton de-
lvered.
ROLLED BARLEY-Same
CHOPPED FEED-S2O 5O@21 p ton.
SpRAW-Dull; 35G5Oc p bale.
BRAN AND MIDDLINGS - Firmer, and
stocks work off readily. Bran, SlS@19 p ton;
Middlings, S2l@22 3 ton.
SEEDS-kape, 2I5g 234c q II; Hemp. $40
334c; Canary, imported, SOB &c; no California
in market; Alfalfa, nominal. 9G10c. Flax
seed, 2I@212c; Mustard, entirely out of mar
l.et.
HAY-Market duh and rather weak, except
Tor choice w heat Hay, which still commands
$lA a ton. GoOd Oat and Wheat mixed, Il q,
2: Wild and Tame Oat, S1O@ll some new
Barley Hay. well cured but, wire bound,
Soid at SS 70 q ton. Receipts tor three days,
FRUIT-Contnues to arrive very freely but
generally in good order. The Cherries are nc
Cluedly in best shape at present Peaches not
worth sending in. RaSpberrieS good Apri-
cots are better quality. Receipts $50 cnes,
Strawberries, 3. 200 boxes Cherries Ia chests
Iaspberries, 126 chests CurTants, 40 boxes
Aprlcots. Other varieties scattering. Straw
berries. S597 = chest for Sharpless, SSt813 ?
chest iOr IongwUTtn; but some very fine
second crop sold readily at S16@1S p chest
mi 4
overStocked, I0G 65c r box for White, and as
HiEh as 15c for Royal AnneS, G0070c q box
Tor Black IartarianS, ana choice SOC. Many
purchasers preferred loose Cherries in large
UONes-they get better weight. Prime lOts
sold al E6c 2 h for White and GGI715c p Ii
Tor Black. RaspberrieS SOC s drawer for com
mon, 5c9S1 q drawer Tor good TO choice
CurrantS sold readily at S6d7 q chest Il @
dcawersl. Apricots, T5c@Sl p box and a fsy
choice at 81 20. They are mostly PriugIes
only few Royals coming in as yet. Peaches
We're TOO green ana hard 10 attract buyers at
any price.
CIfRUS FRUITS-Were weaker. especially
Oranges. Dealers would like 70 close out
stocks on hand we are likely TO have warm.
er weather. oar quotations VIII buy good
.ruit. Choice Riverside NuVels So 5U@i;
5Jir to good ditto, 81 5OG3; 81. MiChaels ana
Mediterranean Sweets. - 5O03; Los Ange
les Naveis, 81 5U@2 so; Seeding, 81 256
Z 50 z box. Lemons ale steady. Choice San,
Ia Barbara, So 90 = BOX; fair 10 good, S2@3
Los Angeles, 81 1892 90 e box; Sicily tIa.
ported, 50 = box LINES are easier at Sos
= box.
DRIED FRUITS-Trade restricted to Iocar
5o.biug demand, and stocks not large enough
15r shipping freely.
RAISfNS-I4ondon layers. 6OcGS1 .25 .
OK: loose AIusCaEelS, COO DC = box. 2isd 8 II
q 10 in sacks: Dried Grapes, aG2jac q 10.
HONEH-W hite d5E6i C.. Light Amber 81
a554c; Amber and CandleG, 5@J4fc e ID.
BEESWAN From 23826c = n.
NIfTS-Nc quote: NainuJs, hard shell Z
6a0c. soft DO, 901Gc; Almonds, hard shell. SG
&c; soft do, lQ@1lc paper shell do, l4c; Bra
iii S@gc: FiIuCrts. 14c: Pineuuts. 13c.
NIGE1ABLES-O every description wcTC
very abundant TO day. Potatoes We're unex
peCtedly weak, and marked absence o
Shipping orGerS. Asparagus and Peas have q
wide range in price on account OF so much o
the stock being poor. RecelpjS: 700 Go&eE
Asparagus, 21O sacks Peas, 100 boxes squash
anu small shipments OF other varieties, 5000
sacks Potatoes and 1,3l5 sacks onions. As
paraguS sold as low as 25c box, but gooc
article brought 75c BOX, anu strictly choic'
81 90 a box. EeaS sold down U 3oG 4o'
= sack; prime garden Peas 5o913c sack
leans plentiful, Good String. 4G 41ac; wax
41295c; Refugee lchoicel, 596c. squash, 5u@
soc a box. Tomatoes, 1Lg2e w Wlnters am
NacaVlIle begin 10 appearl; Rhnbaro. 50a' o
9 box; choice higher. Egg Plant, zoe = ID
CucumberS, 759SUc a dozen. Green Peppers
GG@25e > u: onions, 40@5oc = 100.
POIAIOES-Ranged from 00c TO zoe s
zoo IN sacks for Peerless. River Potatoes
were lower, and sold as low as SOC 2 100 fhS
and 75c9Sl were extremes for choice Early
BUTTER-For best qualities is somewhat
firmer, and 20c asked for Fancy Dairies. Re
ceipts $1,000 MS, and supply ample, so tina
other grades remain unchanged Good tC
choice, 1S@1915c; store Butter. l4@16c. Il
is hoped that another warm spell will not add
m stock of soft butter
CHEESE-Dull; 7G9c for good to choice
Young America, 9@10e.
EGGS-ReceiptS 10000 doz. Prices vel
sustained. Choice California Ranch, 22I$c
Eggs. 1S920c = doz.
HIDES, SKINS, ETC.-Very quiet. Prices
show but little change, but buyers continue tC
purchase all that arrive, so that there
+ no particular accumulation of stock