Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-24
THE DAILY RECORD UNION.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW
IEsroRTED EoR TUB SACRAMENTO REooRD-Uslos.
So FaAYcIsco. July p. 1sso.

SAN FRANCISCO, July %. 1880.
Business is dull The remarks OF the Herald to.
dav are pat: "There continues n depressed feeling
apparent in nearly every department. although our
jobbiug merchants make no complaints and seem to
be well pleased with the outlook OF course II in
tercsts are hopeful, basing their hopes upon the
output Of good crops OF cereals fruits wool, wines,
etc. The prospective export trade of the port is
certainly very promising. We hope, however, TO see
some Improvement in prices OF breadstuifs long
in order TO make some remuneration to the grower"
Our wheat shippers are in trolble and fear The
wheat trade of San Francisco is in danger. CON-
mercial Journal says on this subject: g What viii
San Francisco do to protect her wheat trade? At
the present time the Central Pacific Railroad is
bringing wheat Port Costa at so cents per ton less
than TO Oakland or San Francisco, and as there are
no tolls or wharfage, large bulk Of the interior
grain viii go to Port Costa, Benicia and Vallejo,
thereby building up all the interior points while
San Francisco has all the facilities AMI should place
them before the shippers at such rate as not to
drive the businessaway The Harb0rCommisson have
intended to give place for grain on tie bulkhead
when ready, bat unfortunately it has connection
with any railroad and only take principally
what era may pass by Port Costa, Vallejo and Be
nieia when, ii some arrangement could have been
made Tor receiving place for the Southern Pacific
Railroad at the south end Of the city, it would have
assisted the southern coast counties very much but
with no deep-water depot, expect to hear Of the
Railroad Offering Inducements TO store at Monterey
and expert from there. The management OF the
water front, in being so peremptory in ordering
grain to warehouse in forty eight hours after dis
charged, or III about twenty four hours after the
c5nsignee knew that it had arrived, has made the
shippers seek more advantageous points, At Oak
land wharf wharfage on ships or tolls on wheat
are charged, nor any storage grain 10 shippers
only labor for pilirg up and delivery There are
good export inquiries for white wheat At 81 50dI 50
per GENITAL inferior parcels going of at 81 40@1 A.
billers pay 81 60dl 62l for choice old. Old Barley
is in limited request particularly for feed grain
Brewing is present neglected Chevalieris wanted
for export il white and heavy. We note purchases
of 1000 tons for Liverpool at full figures. Corn is
neglected Oats are slow # sale. ans IN large
stock and in limited request. Potatoes are plentiful
and cheap. Fruit is superintendent, notably Peaches
aud Ap lies. Wool is in fair request if clean and OF
good staple, while bury and earthly sell slowly. No
change is noticeable in the financial situation
There is fair demand for local securities. Plenty
of money is to be had, but there is required first
class outside, Or very superior inside guarantees. e
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
BAGS AND BAaelSG-The market for Wheat Bags
is sti l somewhat ire ula according t. the stand
point of oh ervation The views OF buye and sellers
are far from harmonizing Ia some cases tn re i
differ OF &c more For example there are those
who think sc full price to pay while there axe
holders who cline to sell der lie, and appear
u IL
of 3 gs is not / rye compared With he estimated
wants. bnt ere is ground for doubling that the
wants of the market all be large as they have been
represented II the yield of grain as gr at az the
Bag men pre- let, they eed haze no concern bout
disposng OF their stock Their anxiety il the matter
may have had something to do with he cautious e
ing that exists among buyers 0tr ent rates are 9s9
losc; Woo Bags, 50 e55c Potato Gunnies, lac apiece
Hop Goth, l3l0l45c per yard.
BREA Assorted Crackers 16Cai2c Bos on and
similar kinds. se Soda, sa6e; Pilot Bread, a to 4ac
BRrck~Engiish Bath. s7l@ioe y dozen; English
Fire SO 59sr55; Ga fornia hard-burnt descriptions
ERooMsNThe price list the Vallejo Factory is as
follows: Common. SOS 90 other long-h nded kinds
CANDLES Following are quotations for Eastern
brands in round lots Grants stearic id, l4-oz
lac; Gross Co A'nlantne u o. $50 i4c Hardness
Pate1t Wax i9e; Mitchelfs Adamantine, lTc for II
OF aud lie Tor 10 OF Proctor enbles Stearie Acid
Il Oh I7c; Ropes I0eI4c FOR the two styles Sohaef
fer Ste icAcd IA oz l5e and y or Star Ice; U. S
Can lie Companys II 2 l0c; Werks StesIie A, i'd 1l3
@lSc for 10 OF ana lee Tor y o. v" n WOODS &
Co.'S Shield, i4gIi!c, and Oar " I, 1901 &C, both
full weight; Woods Conihans u o., loGl0ls; Paraf
fine, ? 012J5c; Sperm. 251S0c.
CASE GooDs-Follo Ting approximate quota
lions Eastern Oysters, q 59a2 % z Sze5 i-is cans
and Chicken, 50 5ed4; Eastern Green Corn, s.
az % : Eastern Green Peas, s282 %.
CEMENT Iawrenc vile and other Eastern brands,
S2g2 .; Portland toreignl. SaS9= Is; Santa Cruz
CoFFEE-We quote good to prime GuateInala and
Costa Rica at 45gal5tc; Ground Coffee, sc y H.
There is vesy little doing Rio Manila or Java, and
stocks OF these descriptions are light
CoAL-The quaa ity OF foreign on the way has been
consid rabiy increased in the past few weeks and
liberal arrivals predict this u and winter
P.ices of lots m ship IN hanged We
quote: Australian English and Scotch, IS 25G17 so;
is selling al s9@ll for Anthracite and sl9caI5
for Cumberland do este Pacific coast descriptions
are selling from whan at sisl; British Columbia
CoRpAGE-sinre June 29th the rates have be II as
follows San Francis laid Manila, ls-inch ana
upward l45c; i2-thread l5c; and 9-thread l5Ic;
Bale Rope, l4lc Jared lilc; Sisal Rope, l4-inch
and u ward lZtc l2-thread, l3c and 9-thread 1910
sal an Il, A
o. lc q n for voices Of 10000 lbs
DRUGs-Bi-Carb Soda, ole &c; Capstic da, sic;
Soda sh, 25a3e; sal Soda, LsGe9lsgc Tor domestic
DRY GooDs-Brown Drills Soinch goods are job
bing st sltd9sc: Brown Sheetings, S6inoh, Ssgsie;
ture Check l6a20c ~bleached and colored Cambrics
6t7c; heavy Deuns, 2S-ineh li922c Cotton Elan
mel Ss9I2lo for light aud ild25c for heavy; Hickory
Stripes, lSl@l4lc; Prints, &c; Kentucky Jeans Is,
FIsH-Next week vii close up the fishing season for
Salmon or the Columbia river The run for the past
few GAYS has been good The Commercial Reporter Of
Portland u der DIT of July 18th, Us; without
any extraordinary large from end of the river
to the other for the remainder Of thu season
sat SHED at the canning will be all OF ll00o Eases
short OF last at any rate it viii be RIM $1,000 to
T5Oe9 cases less Gamers showing greater degree
OF fTmness with an advancing ndency They have
withdrawn all parcels from the market Pacific Cod
ish selling to the trade AZ 4lc in Il bdls sc Tor
selected in l1b and &c for n less Eastern Cod.
ish. 1dlse z n; Oregon Canned Salmon are nominal
at 81 Is bid and 81 rs asked Smoked Herring 65d7Oc
for Eastern aud t5af5Jc for Puget Sou d. Dutch Her
ring COG 80 per keg; Maekerel 81 65sel s0for No
LEATHER California Sole 2}G25c; Harness, geo
See; Skirtng 3837hc; Calf Skins, 70cGasl 10 T 10;
KIP Skins. si-sa.57 y dozen. ''''--''
IUMBER-Following are the wholaz lie rates
tic s 81 oe t of Pine sg In ana Soa s sAg s72 l
NJ #; Iaths s so; shingles 81 Is: Redwood Shakes
Malt LTQUoRs-Lea Ing bra DIS of English Ale
and Porter selling at = 1903 Is for quarts and
MtToHEs-M Metropolitan Bloch are jos bling at 81 rs
al 81 Eastern parlor : Is 2 gross
METALS Imports this we 4 eTnt-aee - tons Pig Tin
from Sydney This lot underst nd is held at 22,c,
snd viii be stored fol the present il not sold at has
s5sa55 . ton; Bar hon. 45tse Cast Steel i4ai5c;
Pig Lead 4l@5 Y -il1w Metal 2SG5Oc 2 n
NAIls-ATe du az 81 70 4 kes FOR jobbing lots from
NAVAL sroREs-Rosin, 81 5e@5 %; Pitch, 50 rs
a. IS: Tar IS 505r7 50 u Dbl; Oakgm, s. 1905 80
e bal Spirits Tmpsl tine 5g@55c Z sall
OII.-Califorfia Castor SIC for No / and sic for
No 2 and California Linseed at SOC for boiled and SOC
for raw; China Nut &c; Petroleum, 10 degrees.
l5a27e high test Petroleum, 3 @35c 2 "a
PAISTs- Various brands OF White Lead range from
PArER-Gadfa rnia sta~ Wrapping, 75c, soc and 81
POWDER California Blasting, s. IS . key: Giant,
SOC for No. and 75c for No i Vulcan Blasting, 75c
for 40 J. SOC for No and 35c e h for No 3 with the
usual discount as 20 quantity
oUIcKsIGvER-Th ma ket is still Irregular The
leadng holders asking 40e. but We hear OF no bust
ROE feature Of the reek is the arrival Of new
crop Hawaiian and the decline In price % SIC; mixed
China is also lower and s no" qeo'ed at - oS95 10
sAIT~Inyaice lots OF Liverpool Ane. sl7@Is: Car
men Island So for coarse AID s2o222 for tine; Cal
foruia g 50l5 for coarse and Sltg92 ton for tine.
SoAP-Castile Is firm at eai0c White CASTLE, la
He local makes u Pale end Chemical Olive fs6t6c;
fancy kin s 7ese q b. Washing Powders si2al5 3
PToss
ST CTS Csssia, lstal9c; Pepper, 1si@l5c; NJ ce,
95caSi califorri Mustard, q 50; Fgench do = .
az 50; English DO, 50; Ground Pepper 81,
SfIkIrs-C aiifOrniapare 81 l7s Tor No q and 81 %
Tor No l.
sTAEcu-Ih he market ia well supplied with Eastern
the Tious brands AID grad are quoted at
G,ol1c.
SOAR Il tn Sth instant reiners adopted the fol-
lowing schedule which still remains in force CT Gle
Crushed, Fine Crushed and Cube lie, Powdered
l2c fancy tra DO, lie Grsnulated ilc for dry and
llc en- { and :. -