Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-09
FINANCE AND TRADE.
HEnALp orr1cE. Julr 5. ls75.

HERALD OFflCE, July o. 1910.
Gold Is stationary at about II per cent. pre-
MUM. Shipments to Europe are quite large
and will continue so until the great failures
in England cease and make money matters
easier Gold at tho last report was 10 pre-
MUM and greenDacks sold at S5@88. 3. ..a
., THE GRAIN MARKET. ~
Frledlander's Annual Grain Circular for
July LIST has just come to hand, 1t contains
the usual elaborate review of the grain trade
and omplete list of the tonnage arranl e.
ments and rate of each vessel for the harvest
year ending June 3oth. The Circular reports
the receipts of -four and grain for the year as
follows: - Ha .fE 81 GlIit
Wheat, 1887 500
f3ariey, ,z0o ,ooo
oats, ZoiiVa
flOur, 43o,4i3
In addition to the above we have received
from Oregon 20, ,063 centals wheat 1882 centals
barley, l72,4ll centals oats, and 72O44 barrels
-four. The exports during the same time have
been as follows:
Wheat, centas SS3 SSO
Barley, 7O2l73
Onts, VIVA
Flour, 52o,6l4
San Francisco reports grain and flour as
follows: ~ 5=...g.. +,
-FLoUR-supsrnne, "a 2594 So; extras, $50
25: Jobbing, So 25a5 621S.
WHEAT -Choice sonora. 81 75; strictly
choice old milling, 81 50; shippers Offering
BAkLrY-old feed. 81 sssl 50; new. 81 SIX
@l 42H: brewing, 81 SIS. .IiV
OATS-Choice heavy, 50 37H. a y .
q1v THE CROP IN ENGLAND. 5ffit sa
The Mark Lane Express says the weather is
calculated to greatly hinder haying and har-
vestihg, dryness heing required. Hence 1t
looks very threatening for future prices. tits
one shilling and In some markets two shil-
tings higher. ..u -i asa5at.
THE CROPS.
The latest reports of crops are favorable.
Sonoma reports that the recent rain Will do
more cd than injury The grain yield will
Fresno will have full crop OF grain.
Butte county has apparently good crop OF
grain, but the berry s not SO large or plump
IA usual, and twenty bushels will be the av-
erage. --
LAGER newspapers say the reports from all
"'giborhoods are quite favorable to fair
crop. s,e.r, q
,apa has got through haying. Grain and
hay are q full average crop. 80 4As+
santa Barbara claims favorable crops. as far
as heard rom. t.....t s-ss-I -.s,.s.+
Monterey has CONNER ced reaping the grain
being we'll matured. The recent rain helped
late sOwrd crops. Part OF the county IS fully
up to an average crop. = =ss .l.rs q. (.
~hn DitgO ma u me IrulL crop. Lemons,
apricots and figs have done we'll. fhe meagre
reports Of the grain crop are fattering. Gya-
Alameda makes favorable showing of the
rain crops.
Merced has a large surplus for ex port
sacramento is max Ing great ca leu ations on
he hop crop, which will be two-thirds an ay-.
erage
Solano is shipping barley and wheat in great
quantities. The fruit crop Is being gather,d
and is quite heavy. t.,rf L.
Contra Costa has cut most of the grain and
thre- he'd and sacked about one-iIalf Of the
crop. The total IS not large but the crop Is
fair. generally. trI
Kern county reports fair crop.
THE WOOL MARKET.
In Philadelphia wool is quiet, with the sup
ply increasing. Prices are steady. Colorado
washed, 1903 C.; unwashed, 2l@25c.; extra
and merino pulled, 40@45c.; No. and supe--
fine pulled, i0d45c. Texas fne and medium,
2S@32c.; coarse, 21@25; California fine and
medium, 2S9a2c.; coal sc, 2l@2oc. non gI M
lH THE HIDE MARKET sIlfu4
Is dull, with no change In quotations. Ship
Inents are quite brisk from this point.
VuR LOCAL MARKETS.
This is the dull season for wholesale men,
but retailers are kept busy with the constant
ly increasing trade Incident to the growth of
the town. t.. relf.s 80 t
The small fruit and vegetable market is
we'll supplied and prices are reasonable.
The lumber dealers report decreasing de-
mand, but good for the midsummer season.
The wine and liquor business is promising
The grape crop is very large and an i'm mense
amount OF wine will be exported.
Below we present the latest quotations: