Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-27
SAN FRANCISCO Market.

acted without special activity i'm any depart
ment The late storms have not proved a
disastrous to the crops as was at first appre
bended, and all losses will probably be mad
good by the enhanced prices obtained 1t ais
had the effect of delaying harvesting for
short time. Grain comes forward very slowl,
the receipts to date having been unusuali
light. One of the reasons given is that sale
are made to agents Of purchasers ila the into
rior and a portion of the grain does not fin
its way to the city at all, but is loaded a
points up the Bay, and no record is made un
til the ships clear at this port. There is a
present in this harbOr nearly $1,000 tons O
disengaged grain vessels with a larger mum
Der Of ships on the way than at any previou
time this year. Freights are now ruling at e,
IS cd "a f2 los. for first-class grain ships t.
ports direct
The market price for wheat has improved
in sympathy with foreign rates, which will b.
found under the proper head and is now firm
at our quotations with an upward tendency
Flour has also advanced in consequence of tn,
increased price of wheat, and although trans
actions are light, and we have constant larp,
receipts from Oregon, the market has firm
tone and the demand is good. Barley is alst
in good demand at an advance, the receipt.
thus far of new having been quite small. Thu
supply of Oats is fair, Oregon still keeping III
her supplies. Prices are nearly stationary a.
last quoted. Corn is without change, the de
mand and supply being nearly equally bal
anced. The market for Rye is steady will
light supplies and small transactions. =
New Potatoes are arriving freely and The
supply fully equals the demand, which is large
Prices are gradually seeking lower levels
Onions are quite plenty and prices low, bu,
steady Receipts of wool have fallen off
the demand is good; we report large transac
tions in both spring and fall clips at fail
prices for the fall, which is of very poor quail
ity and undesirable, and good prices for the
spring clip which is generally of unusually
good quality, especially for all Northern fleece
which is said to be quite above the average
Dairy Produce continues to bring good prices
the demand being unusually good and our
markets not overstocked with home products
while receipts from Eastern markets have
been quite light. Fruits of all seasonable va
rieties are in active demand and command
high prices as compared with former seasons
the supply is moderate: our quotations have a
wide range, as prices fuctuate daily according
to the supply.
WHEAT-There is but little offering in this
market of either old or new The price has
advanced both here and In Europe. The latest
Liverpool quotations are given as follows:
Average California wheat, 9s@9s Sd; Club 9s
3d@9s Sd. The present quotations in this
market are for choice milling 81 65dl .72155,
and for good shipping grades 81 621aG11 IS.
Oregon continues to send down supplies, the
18th to date amounting to about 10000 centals.
The new crop in that State promises well.
FLOUR There is light demand for
standard extras and supertine for export,
with a quiet market at our quotations Mill
ers are slow to purchase at the present high
prices of wheat, and portion of the mills are
now reduced to ordinary running time. Ore
gon is sending us large quantities by every YES
sci from the Columbia river. Prices remain
steady as for some time past. except for Extra
which has advanced. We quote the present
range for the various grades as follows: Stand
ard country brands, 81 00@4 S715; extra super
fine, 81 5Od4 IS; silk dressed, City Mills, job
bling at S. 25(dS5 80 per Dbl of 1876 TBS
BARLEY.-Receipts of both old and new
crop have been limited and transactions light.
There is good demand for feed; Brewing is
in moderate request Our quotations are as
follows: Brewing, 81 501S1 SIX; Coast Feed,
40@s1 IS per GENITAL.
OATS.-The market demand is fair, but sup
plies are light, partly from Oregon, which are
selling within the range of 81 O0@S2 1215;
California Coast 81 S5(dS2 05 per GENITAL
RYE-Is in fair demand; receipts are light
There has been a slight advance in price, the
present range being 81 30@1 So per 100 lbs.
CORN.-Receipts have been moderate, with
title more inquiry Small transactions are
eported at the following figures: 81 45 for
prime Yellow White is very scarce, quotable
It 81 50@s1 5215.
BRAN and MDDLINGS.-The mill prices
ave been reduced to $1S 90 for bran, and $50
? ton for middlngs. The demand is good
HAY-Thcre is a fair supply of both new
nd old, with an improved demand and ten
ency to higher prices. The cargo price on
he wharf ranges from $40 90 to SIS 90 u ton
o quality, there being an unusually wide
ange in prices.
STRAW.-A good article is saleable at Goa |
&c per bale
BEANS. - The demand is quite light -
uprles are large and prices weak at the
blowing rates for jobbng parcels: Bayos,
3l13c; Pink, 1$l@l1; Red, 1$l@1T: White |
Ca, 119@3s4c; White Butter at 314@419c. y fb.
HOPS~-There is no movement to speak of.
tocks are very light, and prices are firm for |
hoice; S0@321ac may now be quoted as the
ange.
HONEY-There is no change to report. |
mall lots of new strained are received
'eekly from Los Angeles and San Diego. |
resent stocks are much reduced and prices
nmain steady and firm ut 1Sd221Sc for White |
omb; dark do, 10@15c; Strained remains
teady at ca loo, according to quality.
BEESWAX.-The stock is quite light, and
rices are steady at 271a q SOC, with some de-
land for export
POTATOES.-We now have liberal supplies
'om Sacramento River and Half Moon Bay,
nd prices are declining steadily. The range
lay be fairly stated at 81 00QS2 so per 100
os, according to size. /
ONIONS-Are plenty, selling on the wharf
t S7]1c@$l 90 per 100 lbs.
WOOL-There has been quite an active
usiness in both Spring and Fall clips. The
ulk of the Spring clip has been marketed.
rices are steady, with continued good de-
land. Sales for the week past aggregate 1,0OO,-
10 TBS spring, within the range of our quota
ons, and 100000 fbs-Fall, 10@14c. We quote
urry and seedy Spring, 15@17c; good free
tipping grades, 17a20c; Choice and extra
hoce northern 20@25c. Southern is not SO
esirable, and is quotable at 121a@17c.
HIDES.-There has been quite decline in
he price of Dry, which are now quotable at
jl6(1l7c for usual selections-the latest New
ork price is 2Oc, gold. Wet-salted are also
'wer, the cash price here being 7@71ac.
TALLOW.-Stock on hand is still accumu-
ting, and hard to work OFT, the demand being
ute light-prices are merely nominal Re-
ned, Of good quality, commands 6@7c, while
@61c.
SEEDS.-There is an active demand for many
f. red a. onr l taking al the clean Fi9.
5@1Sc; Canary, scarce, lS@23c; Flax, $685.
Mustard dull, 1s4@Sc.; Timothy,
G12c y h.
markets are abundantly sup
lied with all the varieties Of meats of the best
nalty-all at very low prices, except for
logs, which are scarce and in demand at an
dvance. The following are the wholesale
ates; Beef, 3@7c, according to quality; Calves
,lenty at 5@8c Mutton, 3 a &c, plentiful
.ambs, Sc; Hogs on foot, ~ "a 7s4c; Hogs,
dressed, S>a@9s4; the latter price for choice
mall ones.
POULTRY.-The market demand is fair, re.
,eipts are large prices moderate We rive