The record-union., 1892-07-14
COMMERCIAL.
Collection Day Passed With Active
Business in all Branches.
Fruit and vegetables Clean Up Well
No Milling Grades of 1891 Aus
tralian and Proper Wheat.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 13, 1892.
Notwithstanding that this was collection
day, general trade was fairly active in all
branches. The undertone, as a rule, is strong,
and 1t should not cause surprise If higher
prices rule later on in several lines Of goods in
the grocery trade. For farm produce there is
continued activity in fruit and vegetables,
Win receipts clearing up well and at good
average prices. For cereals the market, while
reported dull, is quite strong. Old milling
Wheat is very scarce. Choice to gilt-edged
Australian and Proper will readily command
from 81 461491 so, but miIlers say they are
not able to get them. Fair TO good milling OF
the above are about all that can be had and
even these are in light supply. To-day mil
Ter who never looks at Club bought parcel
Of good TO choice at 81 421a on the wharf
This he was forced to bay, owing TO no Aus
tralian or Proper Of the right grades being
available. Barley continues strong, notwith-
standing the strong bear influence at work
Oats and Corn were steady. Dairy Produce
and Eggs were unchanged, but Poultry was
weak and demoralized.
Mining shares opened dull but strong this
morning. After regular call the market
showed more strength for the north-end
h4NAA OE'+4AA DNSb "a 1N~ASA4SA piN N0AA'
Virginia selling at an advance. From those
who should know, we are informed that John
W. Mackay will be here sometime next week,
and that Francis G. Newlands and John p.
Jones viii be here sometime in August. With
d. Q. Mills already here and the above mining
magnates coming, it is thought that a bull
campaign is near at hand.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO, July 13.-The closing quotations
Of Wheat etc, are as follows: g. Wheat, steady;
cash, 494c; sept, 1876; Oats, steady; cash,
3012c; Sept 3o8c; Pork, cash, S1l 771a;
sssps s. ST. 56o25 g5 Rias hega cash saSh S Sept Sept
~ 621a; Barley, 6oc.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July 13-Wheat, cheaper to
sell; cargoes off coast, rather easy; on passage,
RED Wheat firmly held; White, very dull;
California Oft coast, 33s Sd; just shipped, 34s;
nearly due, 33s Sd; Liverpool Wheat Cali
formal, 6s 1o12d.
CEREALS.
Receipts i Flour 4,363 barrels; Wheat
AIS centals; Barley, 8,54S centals; Corn,
- sacks; Oats, - sacks; Rye - sacks.
WHEAT The local market is decidedly
mixed on old milling-owing to a scarcity of
choice TO Gilt-edged Australian and Proper.
Prices are Irregular and range all the way
from 81 42h TO 81 90. The Golden Gate
mills had to take parcel OF good to choice
Club this morning, paying 81 42M, owing to
none of the other kinds being on the market.
The offerings Of new wheat continue light.
Farmers are storing rather than sell at pres
ent low prices. For Port Costa or alongside
delivery the market is quoted as follows:
shipping, 81 3354@1 36H for fair to good;
81 40@1 43a4 for fair to good; 81 45@
90 for choice to gilt-edged Holders ask
more money than the above quotations.
BARLEG-There appears TO be a better feel
ing to the market to-day, with buyers ready
TO take straight parcels of the better grades
favorably. situated at slight advance over
yesterday Is quotations The market is quoted
as follows Feed, poor, S5@8o94c; fair TO
good, 90@93$4c; choice TO extra choice, 600
9S54c; Brewing, S1@1 121a. New Brewing is
quoted at S1@1 co.
OATS-Recent receipts have been cleaned
up and consequently the market was stronger.
Warehouse stocks are gowing out quite
freely. The market is quoted as follows: Feed,
TOR Tair to good; 81 4219(91 4s54 for choice to
extra choice; 81 50@1 90 for gilt-edged;
CORNIThe market was Steady. With a fair fair
inquiry noted. Wequote as follows: Yellow
large, 81. 20@l 221a; small, 81 25@1 80;
White, 81 2591 80.
FUTURES.
Ve.,5ing was dull, with few dealers on Call.
:" claimed that large operators are waiting
-, ye Government crop report for June. 1t
Is said that it will be favorable for growing
crops and therefore against the bulls.
Following are the sales recorded at the Call
Board to-day:
Wneat-Morning- Informal Seller 1899
tons, 81 4O3s; 100. 81 40 q ctl.
Regular seSsion-Buyer December 90 tons.
81 80; 200, 81 4015. Seller 1892-1oO tons,
Barley-Tnformal. Seller 1892, new-soo
Barley~Regular session. Seller. 1892. new
100 tons, 9O1sc; 100, 9o59c; 100, 9114c p
Wheat-Afternoon. Seller 1s92-4oo tons.
81 352s; 500, 81 351a. Buyer December
400 tons, 81 4o1a; 400, 81 4O5s; 200, 81 4O54
Barley-seuer 1892, new-3oo tons. 911c.
500, 911zc. December-100 TONS csc; 200
9515c; 200, 9534c 2 ctl.
FEEDsTUFF.
Receipts = Bran, 2,49o sacks; Nnddlfngs,
595 sacks; Hay, 66 tons; Straw, 20 tons
The market for ground feed was steady at
full quotations. There is less disposition to
shade prices. The market is quoted as fol
lows: Bran, S18@19 p ton; Middlings, 5000
p; Rolled Barley, $50 50@22 so; Feed Meal,
$4,000.
HAY-There was fair trading to-day. It is
claimed that farmers do not show such eager
ness to rush new crop to market, which YES
TO the market a better tone We quote
@ as follows: VS. New lev Hay Clover, s9@11; Alfalfa,
Oat, S9@12; Barley, S6@9; Oat. S9@12
SIRAW-Quoted p bale at 4O@50c
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Receipts-Butter, 19S ctIs; Cheese. 264 ctls.
Eggs, 4,200 dozen. Overland receipts-Eggs'
BUTTER-Some dealers report their re.
ceipts cleaning up, while others say theirs are
in excess OF the demand, The former report
the market firm, while the latter re-
port it weak. The market is quoted
as follows: Poor to fair, 15G17c: good TO
choice, 1S@19c giIt-edged Dairy 20c: giIt-
edged Creamery, 21c.
CHEESE-The market is firm at current
quotations. We quote as follows: Skim 56
&c; Cream, gilt-edged, S5&a sc; good TO choice,
S@S1ac; fair to good, 713@Sc; Young America
S@10c boxed, slightly higher.
EGGS-The market was steady to-day for
good 10 extra choice, but weak and democrat /
ICED for other kinds. Buyers are discriminat-
ing more and more, and consequently a wide
range in prices will continue for some
time 10 come. We quote as follows.
Store and Ranch Eggs ''aS is,' 16617c: Can
died, fair to good, 16@2oe; choice, 21@
22c; strictly. fresh laid, mixed sizes, 23@
24c; selected, large-sized and strictly fresh
laid 25926c; Eastern, 146 ! sc for 'sas is - / =
02Oc for Candied and 21@22c for well
known packs. Carload parcels of Eastern sell
ior less money than quoted above.
VEGETABLES.
Receipts-Potatoes, 4,041 sacks Onions,
626 sacks.
the prices quoted on yesterday. We quote as
follows: Green Peppers, 26@75c = box: Egg
Plant, 60G70c, small boxes, and S1@91 90 tor
large boxes; Cucumbers, Marysvtlle and Vaca-
ville, 20@40c 2 box; Bay, 5O9S0c q box; for
70; Summer Squash, 20@4oc; Tomatoes,
5OcGS1; Green Peas, 50@75c p sack; tender
ana sweet sell at 2G25ac = 10; Dry Peppers, 10
gI1c; cabbage, 4C@50c . ctl; Feed Carrots,
3Oci 1urnips, 50@75e; Beets, 81; ParSnipS
81 20; Garlic, 1@3c p 10; Green Corn, 10000
& uoz Ior sweet from Nacaville, 10000 g
Pb.
oNIoNNS-Market slow at ao@3oe for Red
and 4O@60c for Silvers<ins
FO1A1OES--Ihe market yaS fairly steadv