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V"J" Jm. imv!wmiimmii!Mtoiirinimtnmm WILLAMETTE- FABMEBt PORTLAND, OREGON, JANUARY 6, 1882. J tymnmcmnh MARKET REPORT. HOME PBOIIH'E MARKET. The followina represent wholesale rate, fim nvn.Timpra nr first hands ! FLOUR. In jolbing lots standard brandt, S4.75(?C 00: belt country brarnls,1.25S4.75. WHKAT Valley J1.C51.57; Walla Walla, 81. fi5 for new crop; 07 to CO cents net to farmir a bushel at Walla Walla and near points. OATS. White, 60o firm for good feed V trashal. ONIONS. lljc. POTATOES. -45ffiCOo per bushel. oUDDLINGS. Jobbing, for feed, $22.50 ffltVfi.OO t ton. Shorts, $1820. Chop, $W J2S.00 V ton. XKAN. Jobbing at 815 V ton. BACON. Sides 16 cents; Hams, country ent, 1616c; City cured, 1618o; Shoul ders lCllc. LARD. In kegs, 15cj Oregon leaf, Hna, 16c; do in pails, 10i16ic. BUTTER. We emote: Extra fresh roll, 36c; fair togood, 25 j30o; common, 1520c; olid in kegs, 27J30c; best pickled rolls in bbls or half bbls, 303JJe. CHEESE. '617c DRIED FRUITS. Apples, sun dried quar tered, 67c; sliced, 78c; machine dried, 9 10c; I'ears, machine dried, 810c. Plums, sun dried, pitted, 10(2(1 1; machine dried, ditto, 2.15o. POULTRY. Chickens, small and medium. 2 002 SO per doz.j Full grown, $3.003.50, EGOS. Near bv fresh laid, 25c. HOGS. Dressed, 78c. WKEF. Live weight, 2Jo for choice. SHEEP Live wcght, 2c. WOOL. Eastern Oregon, 1825c; Wil Umetto Valley, 2128c. Umjxiua, 2830c. HIDES. Butchers' hides, dry, 15(3 c; country cured, dry, 15 c; culls, 4 off; Green hides, salted, 86,81c; Country, ditto, 881o; Deerskins, dry, 40o tf lb; Dry shoop pelts, each 25$l; Drv elk. 20o V lb. TALLOW. uotablo at 546c. HAY. fl2I3.00 t ton, baled.and plenty of it. AlTI,ES-0075o per bushol. TEARS -50G0p per bushol. CIHTFJUJ, MKBCHAJM0ISE. RICE. China, No. 1, 6o; China No. 2, Mot Japan, 7c; Sandwich Islands, 89c. TEAS. Japan,405065o; Black, 407Sc; Ureen, 0580o. COFFEE CostaRica 1620o; Java,2830. SUGARS. Crushed A 14c; Fine Crushed, l4o Cube, 14c; Extra C, 120; Golden O, 12o; Sandwich Islands, No. 1, Uo. SYRUl'. Five gallons 7fio. CANDLES 1316o. RAISINS. -California, 3.25$2.75j25 ft box. SOAPS. Good, 76cJ1.75. OILS. Ordinary brands of ccal, 25c; high grades, Downe. Co., 37Jo; Boiled Linseed, Raw Salmon oil, 40c; Turpentine, 70c, Pure Lard, l 10; Castor, $1.25$1.40. YKAST POWDERS. DonneUy, 2 tf doz; lrtou & Merrill, $2.25 Vdox.; SALT.-Stock, bay, $12 tf ton; Camel I land, $12; Coarse Liverpool, $20; Fine quan tty, $25; Aahton'i dairy, ditto, $30. COMMERCIAL. Thursday. Jau. 5, 1882. There is already improvement in the foreign market, so that prices have gone back to the I figures we hail boioro the holidays, but not jet as good as Deo. 15. At tho best, Oregon eargoos wero taken at 5Gs for prompt ship ment, while now they touch them tenderly at a decline oi four shillings. Freights have gone down from DOs to 75s, whioh loaves about the aaino fiiiuro for wheat as a month ago; $1.00 per cental will be tho bight of tho market to day, for a round lot, though of late small lots, to fill out a oargo, have sold for more than full cargoes would bring. English buyers seem tendor about taking cargoes just shipped, but when the month grows olilor, wo aro very apt to see a hotter market abroid. Freights at San Francisco are quotod at 70s to United Kingdom for good iron vessels. Siluon ft Church paid 73j Od for an iron Bhip to Liverpool litis wosk, equal to 70 3d to a direct port. Freights are scarcely to bo quoted ut moro than 75s, U. K. During the week 7 wheat ships havo enmo Into tho river, and a "celt Ago 18 wl.t-at ships worn reported oil' tho b.ir, which leaves 11 moro to come, in, supposing no others have arrived. Much now depends on the quantity of wheat remaining iu California. A caieful es timate is now being made by proper author ities in such matters. If tho stock of wheat there is within tho limits heretofore oati mated, and within the capacity of shipping to arrive, the natural result will bo weakening of freights in Californiaaud here, also. We cannot expect any change in pricrB or freights until this matter is understood, and becomes tho basis uf transaction. There is no change in local markets since hut week. HOLD AND STOCK COMPANY'S KEPORTS. San Francisco Markets. Ran Viiancisco, Jau. 4. "Wheat The market is not quite so firm; souio tellers show more disposition to let o; sales 500 tons No. 1 shipping, slightly mixed with Sonora, $1,05; fuir milting., weevily, $1,(!2); for 1000 tons extra choice shipping, $1.07$ bid, l.llSj asked; quote choice and extra clioico. $I,01,I17). Flour Market quiet lint firm; prices are about I'.'Jo higher for city brands. lUrley Market is firm with a good de mand; quote feed, Sl.WU.CO. Oats General features of the market aro Huchanged; sales ItOO ska extra choice Wath ingtou. 61.85; 1S00 ditto, Jl.S.'IJ; 1500 ska rood Ort1iiu,S1.751.77J. Hides Dry, usiul selection, 1818Jc, Tallow Crude, fair to good, 0J(.;;Ujc. Wool Um a careful calculation stocks unsold aro conceded to lo 2,500,000 lbs, mot ly inferior; poor qualities attract moro atten tiou; market firm at unchanged quotations. Kggs-SlKSSSc. riUltTXHEP. To Liverpool. Br bk Golden Gate. 032, 70s; to Cork, 0. K., Br ship Anglesey, 1,207, SsUJ; OeriliipKnorwan, 1,030, private, re- ported to be 76s, all prior to arrival. The Br bk Sumatra, 774? to continental port, gets 72s Gd. CHICAGO MARKET. Chicago, Jan. 4. Wheat $1 25JJnuary- (EW YORK MABKETS. New York, Jan. 4. Wheat Market quiet; $1 381 42. Flour Quiet, steady. Wool and hides Quiet. BEERBOUM'H ENGLISH RErORTS. London, Jan. 4. Floating cargoes Firm. Cargoes on passage Not muoh inquiry. Mark Lane Firm. English country markets Firm. French country markets Steady. Imports of wheat into U. K. during last week, 300,000 qra Imports of flour into U. K. last week, 135,000 bbls. Liverpool spot Steady. CALIFORNIA MARKETS. From the Commercial-Herald of Dee. 29. Timely rains have again visited many wheat growing sections of the State, and in quanti ties sufficient to encourage farmers to resume their usual seasonablo work of plowing and seeding, and which had been previously sus pended by reason of a threatened drouth the ground being too dry and hard to admit of its proper cultivation. Within the past few days more encouraging advices respecting wheat and flour have been received hero by cable from Liverpool, and this has given a better tone to our spot mar ket, with more disposition manifested upon the part of exporters to purchase, and al though no actual advance in prico has here been realized, yet buyers freely offer $1.60 for No, 1 shipping, while holders are, for the most part, demanding $1.02$ for all choice shipping lots. Vessels on the berth continue to meet with customary dispatch, and this will, no doubt, be the caso until tho close of tho year. Tho wheat supply holds on well, and there will be enough for all the tonnage en route. The freight market exhibits a good degree of strength, considering that we aro now past ing through tho holiday season, with as usual a general desire to close accounts for the yoar. British iron vessels (spot) for orders now command C5s. Shipowners exhibit a good degree of firmness. Quito a number of spot charters havo boen written during tho week, as will be seen by what follows. Tho tonnage on the way now foots up 261,000 tons register, against 170,000 tons at even date last yoar, and 143,000 tons in 1870. The Oregon bound fleet is 68,800 tons register. Diiengagod ton nage in port, equal to 40,000 short tons, la eluding 18 vessels without charters. Wheat Wo remark an increased export requirement at an advauce upon the lewest rates of tho current month. This improve ment is occasioned by the better tone cabled of the Liverpool ma-ket. Exports contiuje upon a liberal scale. Transactions for the week aro rather meagre owing to tho Christ mas holiday Monday being observed as Mich legally. 20,000 ct's soM on Thursday, Dec. 22d, at $1.55; Friday, 5000 otla sold at $l.u7; Saturday, 8000 otls No. 1 Bold at $1.62$; Ti'csday, 4000 ctls No. 1 at 1.01J; 2700 ells good shipping, $1.60; the market c'osing strong at $l,60l.62i. The following are the Liverpool quotations, Dec. 28th, 1881: Fair average to choice 10a 5d10s lOd. 1880 0s 8d10s. J879 10s 8dUs 7d on average; club, Us 6dUs lOd. 1878 9s9s 4(1 on average; club, 0s 4d0 8d. 1877 12s 8d 12s lid on averaco: club. 12s lld13s 3d. 1 1876 Hslls4d on average; club, lls3d Us 8(1. 1875 10s oa10s lUd on average; club, 10s 10dl)s Gd. 1874-0s 10d10s 4d on average; club, 10s 4d10a Od. Oats The advices fioin Puget Sound re port large speculative purchases, and this gives tone to the spot market. The George W. Elder, from Seattle, brought us 6778 sks. Transactions for the week embrace the follow ing parcelsi COO ctls good California, $1.75; 2000 ctls Oregon in lots, $1.72$: 1000 ctls Washington Territory, at S1.751.77i; Sur prise is held at $1.80 per ctl. Beans Overland shipments during the mouth of November aggregated 10,608 centals, Tho spot market is inactive with few sales to record. Wo quote as tollowc: Keil, 51.70(21 1.85; pea, $3.503.00; pink, $1.751.80; cas tor, ).504; butter, $.1.25; small white, $3.00(83.80; Bayos, $22.25; Lima, JM4.60. l'otatocs Wo quote: Petalumas, $1.15(5) 1.30; Toiuales. 81.251.35; River Reds. OOcffi SI; Jorsny Blues, $1.25l,.'t0; Early Rose, $1.101.15; Humboldt Reds, $1,251.30; Urnuoii, Sldfll.'-'U; sweets, 1.4031.65 V ctl. Il'dcs We quote as follows: Heavy Salted Steers, lUJtiillo t' lb; Light Salted Hides, cows and steers, 3045 lbs, DJc; Medium do, 45o55i Itu, 10c; Salted Kips, 10c; Salted Calf, cood demand for plump skins, lOCml'.'c; Hair Goat, sound skins, Xic; medium, 25(ji!27c; damaged and poor, 1015c; Deer Skius, cood summer skins, 50'2ic; medium, long hair, 40c; poor aud winter skins, 25o: Sheep Skins, shearlings, 23Cj'I0c; short wool, ."HXEtiOo; medium wool, 6080c; i long wool, $l1.25; Dry Hides, usual selec tion, 1818Jo; Dry Kip and Calf, 18181c. Hops Tho Ixmdoi, New York aud Sin Francisco maikets aro all quiet, and prices aro receding iu bujeri' favor. Tho inqioits (foreign) into Englaud tho last week in No vember wore 2178 tales. Prices with us a-e entirely nominal. Shipments overland in No vember were 363,4:10 tls. Wo quoto good and good aud choice California, 25(t(.271c; fair do, 23(ji;2lc; Washington Territory, 24(i)25o; Ore gon. -OfcS'Jlo V Hi. Wool Wo-ntiote a shipment of lorcic.ii to Bremen per Culima, via tho Isthmus, say 17, 52 lbs. The steamship City of Sydney, from Australia on the 27th instaiit.brought to this poit 1740 bales, which is also in transit, prob ably for an Atlantic port. Shipments over land in November sggngated 1,770,850 lla. We are not yet advised as to the amount of the Deceuilier shipment, Tho spot local market has again lelaped into exceedingly quietness, with few sales to report. We quote Humboldt aud Mendocino choice, 'JOujJ'Jlc; ordinary Southern Fall, l)l'-Vj Southern limits, P.'JCj! 14c; Sau Joaquin Fall, 10 13c; free Northern, lGt'l20v: slightly defective Northern, 14a 10c t' IU State Lands Sold. During the year just past about forty thousand, acres of State land havo been sold in Baker county district. There is now iu the bauds of the State Land Registei about ninety thousand dollar in notes given in pay incut of State lauds, which bear interest at the rate of ten per cent, per annum. 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