Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-24

ket has been unsettled and gold shipments
increased. but nothing more.
THE GRAIN MARKET
Last week In the New York market wheat
| advanced sharply early III the week, mainly
through speculation. but afterwards reacted
closing at nearly where ii LETT off a week be-
fore. No. Milwaukee, after selling up TO
81 81, closed at 81 l69l l6, the range for all
kinds of Spring to-day being 81 l0@l 20.
There have been considerable purchases for
July delivery, at about the inside prices, for
speculativ account, buyers taking the
chances of some disaster To crops later on.
Corn has declined about five cents, with less
activity for export. There has been an active
market, chiefly in wheat OF which there have
been some large shipments to the United
Kingdom and the Continent The arrivals at
New York have been running light for the
past few days, but the prospective supply Is
large. Barley Is dull, with nothing doing.
Flour and hog products are lower. Prices
OF the latter have ruled from Is to SO per cent.
higher than last year, and exports and home
consumption having correspondingly de-
creased they are fast seeking their natural
level.
CALIFORNIA CROP REPORTS
From all parts of the State we have favora-
BILE reports, showing that the most gloomy
forebodngs in some sections have been dis
PEELED aud the most sangulne expectations In
others have been exceeded. The average crop
of cereals will be much better than anticf
pated. The fruit crop will perhaps be less
satisfactory than the grain crop, but that will
even be abundant, taking view OF all parts
OF the State.
THE WOOL MARKET.
Eastern reports show slight Improvement
in the market, but not sufficient to make any
speculation 1t was simply an increased de-
mand for manufacturers uses
New York reports as follows:
California Spring Is lower and weak, the
holders being anxious to realize, and in con-
sequence concessions are continually made.
Fail, with light supply, Is firm. The sales
comprise I'll baies and $4,000 pounds Fall, at
l5922Hc. and 1900 pounds Spring at 2211ca
331sc 1000 pounds secured at b06166c., and 1000
pounds pulled at private sale. New Texas Is
arriving quite freely, but choice lots are held
above the views OF purchasers. Coarser lots
meet with fair sale at steady prices. Except
few struggling lots there have been no re-
wool sells freely, with prices fairly held. Car
pet stock Is in tair demand, and with a re-
duced supply prices continue very steady.
Sales ofthe week comprise 400 bales washed
Russian at 26g35c.; 40i bales new Spring. at II
@252c. for bury lots and 30933c. for Fall; 50
do. Fall, at l692l14c; $4,000 pounds do secured
8t 66@7oc; $40 bales Western Texas, at 2292sc;
81 ,OOU pounds Eastern do. at 26@'i8c.; 200 bags
X and super pulled, at 40y5Oc., and 5000 lbs.
black do. and 70 bags lambs do, private; 10 900
pounds unwashed combing fleece, at 47c. 1O,-
700 pounds medium 90. Western. at $780,, and
1900 pounds do, $4,000 pounds X Ohio, 1000
pounds new medium do. 5000 pounds un-
washed Southern, 5000 pounds Kentucky
combing, and 5,0O0 pounds pieklock, on terms
private.
Boston reports as follows:
r.
ira pulled and combing and delaine selec-
tions. Some choice Northern clips have been
purchased as high as 38a40 cents. From 80 to
35c Y b may be considered Il fair quotation
for good and choice shipping, and any price
above those figures is for fancy article. Up
ward of 750 lbs have been taken by manufac-
turers during the past week, and this wool Is
going into consumption about as fast as could
be expected. Supplies should be forwarded as
fast as possible, AS manufacturers prefer TO
purchase California rather than pay the high
prices asked for new Western and a good and
large assortment Is induced for large buyers
to operate with. Advices from the West indi-
cate a movement of Importance. Sales have
been $4,000 lbs Spring at 2l94O cents; $500 lbs
Fall at l8@23c.
San Francisco quotes choice clip at 25@271lc;
bury, l0gl2c.
THE HIDE MARKET.
In New York quiet; nominal sales Of 2,7O0
California, private, 81 cents, gold.
During the past week Kalisher d Co. Of Los
Angeles made one shipment OF $40 hides and
lot of pelts to San Francisco.
OUR LOCAL MARKETS.
The wholesale trade of Los Angeles street is
good. The large establishments have made
extensive sales and are receiving by every
steamer heavy bills to supply their depleted
stocks.
The vegetable market is we'll supplied with
the new crop of vegetables and small fruits,
which sell at fair figures.
The rotou grocery ana prouuce marKet Ia
active. The increasing population of Los AM
geles increases the business OF the retail gro-
GERS.
The wine and liquor trade Is largely on the
increase. In the East California wines, bran-
dies and bitters occupy place in every well
regulated establishment, and In Mexico they
are advertised as regularly as in this country
and receive the highest Communications.
Messrs. M. Keller, Kohler & Frohling Mr..
Bernard and other dealers are giving Los AM
geles fame and name all over the world.
Even in Australia, at an Intercolonial Fair
held at Sidney, medal was awarded to
Messrs Isidor Landsberger Co. of California
for their sparkling wines.
The following are the latest wholesale and
retail quotations.: