The record-union., 1892-06-28
COMMERCIAL.
General Review of Yesterdays Bust
ness at San Francisco.
Hog Products Higher-Light Receipts
Of Fruits-Young BOOSTERS
Higher.
Especial Correspondence REcoRD-US1oS.l
San FRANc1sco. June 81. 189a.

the close OF the week. Arrnour's agency sent
out circulars to-day advising that on July LIST
there would be a general advance in hog
products. Canned fruits, full weight and
extra, Will be higher this year than they
"ere III last year. The advance will cover all
KINDS. 1t now looks as if the Gamers who
contracted early in the season would have
zone better had they he'd off for short
Time. Heavy receipts Of fair to good oats
weakened off, but the more choice grades held
steady. Wheat, Barley and Corn were steady.
Inc market for fair to good old Hay was
sloppy, but choice grades were firm Heavy
supplies and continued receipts of Eastern
ana California Eggs las is'' causes low and
weak market for that kind, but fresh laid are
hrIn The receipts of tree fruit were very
light, but berries come in quite freely.
IN the local market money was slow with no
demand reported. 1t is said that some engage
ments have been made ahead for crop pur-
poses.
Inc mining share market opened very dull
this morning, but toward noon there were
more orders for Belcher, which caused that
stock to advance slightly. This firmer feeling
IN this stock caused the entire line to close
stronger at noon. The advance is said to be
due TO reported improvement in the Belcher
mine.
CEREALS.
w o.
696 centals; Barley, 6,61l centals; Corn, =
sacks; Oats, 1882 sacks
w HEAT-The market was dull but fairly
urIn. Buyers appear to be pursuing more per
sislly than ever before, their usual tactics at
the opening of the season of keeping quota
lions down in this market while buying in
the country. In the country their agents pay
1or straight parcels an advance on San Fran
cisco quotations So far as we could learn no
new wheat was offered to-day on Change. A
parcel OF good shipping was offered today at
The market is quoted as follows: Shipping
81 33s4@1 3674 for fair to good; choice to gilt
edged, 81 371Z@1 10; milling, 81 40@1 45
for fair to good; 81 4715@I SO for choice to
glItedged. Holders ask more money than
BARLEY-The market for futures was
weak, but for cash on spot parcels it was
steady. Offerings continue light, which
necessitate steady drawing from warehoused
reserved. The market is quiet but steady
at the following quotations: Feed, fair
10 good, 914@95c; choice TO extra choice, SO
@9os4c; brewing, 81 021@G1 12H
CORN-The market was inactive and barely
steady at the following quotations: Yellow,
large, 81 271agl 1927; small, 81 35G1 3715;
White, 81 35@1 371@.
0ATS-Otlerings of fair to good were heavy
to-day ana to save expense concessions were
made. The decline was brought about by
heavy receipts from up north. Choice to gilt
edged We're steady. We quote the market
steady, as follows: Feed, 81 3O@I 37I% for
fair to good; 81 417491 Az tor choice 10 ex-
ira z choice; 81 80 for gilt-edged; Surprise,
RYE-The market favors buyers at 81 1Oa
j 1715 z ctl.
FUTURES.
Trading on Call was fair, but at shaded
prices. The reported sales We're almost if not
entirely, cross orders, done for the purpose
OF breaking the market.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Following are the sales recorded at the Call
WheatoRegular session-seller 1882, 600
tons. 81 81 Gil.
new, 100 tons, 9174c; 200, 919sc p ctl.
Regular session-SeIler 1892, new, 100
tons. 911Sc; 700, Gle; 100, 9I1lc December,
100 tons. 95c; 100, 951zc p ctl.
Afternoon-Wh eat-Seller 1892. 400 tons
81 371s; 800, 81 81; 500, 81 3714 p ctI.
Barley-Seller 1892, new 800 tons, 9I5lc;
100, 9l&4c; 100, 911sc; 200, 92c; 100, 92Ic
FEEDsTUFF.
Receipts = Bran, 1,717 sacks; Middlings.
$40 sacks; Hay, SIS tons; straw, 80 tons
The week opened dull, but steady Stocks
Go not accumulate, and it is claimed they will
not until milling becomes more general and
supplies larger. At times, to save expenses,
sales are made slightly lower than we quote.
The market is quoted as follows: Bran.
$17@18 so p ton; AIiddlings, $2O@21; Rolled
Barley, S21 50@24; FeedAfeal, SCI 50@3O, :
HAY-Some fair old Hay sold slightly
lower to-day, but choice holds up New con-
tinues to come in freely, but the market was
as follows for new: Wheat, S1O@i2 so;
Wheat and Dat, $9911; Alfalfa, S7@9; Oat'
$500. Old Hay is quoted as follows. $40
Oh so p ton for Wheat; 50 5O@12 for com
pressed; 50 5o@12 for Dat; SO 5O@I2 so for
Wheat and Dat; 50 5o@12 for Wild Dat: SO SO
@12 for Barley; $500 for Alfalfa: $8@lo
for stock. straw is quoted at 100000 p bale
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Receipts-Butter, 1876 ctls; Cheese. 10
cts; Eggs, 1000 dozen. Overland receipts
Eggs. $4,000 dozen: Cheese, - eds; Butter,
BUTTER-while the most of dealers saw
that for giit-edged 2lc is obtainable for dairy
and 22e for creamery, yet the large majority
claim that gee and gle, respectively, reflect
the market. There is considerable packing at
the latter quotations, but at gle and 22c
packers are shy. The market is steady at the
following quotations: Fair to good, 16(6I nc:
choice, 1S@19c; gilt-edged 20c for Dairy. and
21c for Creamery.
CHEEsE-Iike Butter there is a difference
OF opinion regarding Cheese. A thorough
canvass OF the market does not show any
tendency to higher figures. Stocks appear to
be too large, while there are liberal sup
quoted as follows: Skim, 596c; cream,
giit-edged, 8@sz3c; good to choice, 71a9sc;
fair to good, 70 &c Young America. 8@1oc;
EGGS-There is considerable selling COM
petition in Eggs las is" particularly Eastern
This is due to heavy receipts. Fully ope-hnIf
to three-quarters of the Eastern Eggs received
are sold for Californian. The market is quoted
as follows: store and Ranch eggs las is,' 17a
1Sc; Candled, 19922c; choice Ranch 246
Csc; selected large size and strictly fresh laid.
26c; Eastern, 11@1Sc for ''as isl $4,000 for
CanoIed ana 22922t2c for TelEknown packs.
VEGETABLES
Receipts-Potatoes 1868 SKIS; Onions, GA
Asparagus and Rhubarb are coming in
sparingly, and as the season is about over
quotations are withdrawn. Celery begins to
make a fair showing. String Beans were
weaker but Peas We're steady. Cucumber
sold at slight advance. The inside figure on
/. Garlic is higher while the outside is lower Corn
was in light receipt. 1t sold slightly higher
We quote: Green Peppers, 10000 z 10; Egg
Plant, 15@2oc = u; Cueumbers, Marysviile
and Vacavilie 81 25p1 so p box: Bay, So IS
az so p box; String Beans, 2@5c > h: sum
1neT squash, 30950c; Tomatoes Sl@I 80;
Green Peas, 50@75c q sack; Dry Peppers
Tots. soc: Turnips, 50@75c; Beets. 81; Pars-
nips. 81 25: Garlic, 2@3c 2 h; Green Corn,
60c@S1 % = sack; Sweet Corn from Naca-
vile, 81 25@1 70 p sack: 25@3oc q doz for
0NIONS-Heavy receipts and an offish de-
mand continues against the market. Sales
were made to-day as follows: Red, i5@25c;
ssiIverSkins, 40Q70c.
POTATUE Notwithstanding there were
two days receipts in, the market held fairly
firm under a good demand. The inquiry Is
largely for choice and good keepers. On the
wharf sales were made to-day at the follow
ing prices: Garnet Chiles, 7o@S5c; Peerless,
65a9oc p sack; in boxes. Goc@S1; Early
Rose. 65@75c in sacks, 65cG$I 25 in boxes;
burbank Seedlings, 659S5c IN sacks and 65c
@S1 20 in boxes.
FRUIT.
Receipts were light. Peaches opened for
GOOD to choice at 75c9S1 this morning, but
e. noon they sold at S1@I % under good
demand Receipts We're light. The AIexan-
d9rs are going out. but HIPS EarlyS win be in
Soon bartlett Pears ''windfall" sold on the
xUbarf Mt 81 50@1 20 per box for shipping
Tr9redy. Pedro and Purple Duane Plurns are
coming in slowly. They sold at 75ce91 20 per
nov. From store the market is quoted as fol-
1oWs. Peaches, 50c@S1 20 ? box and basket:
npricots, 35@65c; gurrants, S5g7;strawber-
.,itrs Iongworth, S7@14 per chest; Sharpless
61SIS. Plums 50cdS1 25 2 box: Goose