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Grey River Argus, Volume IX, Issue 662, 16 April 1870, Page 2

San Francisco. — By the Galilee, which arrived at Auckland on March 28, we have reports to Feb. 5. The Alta California of Feb. 3 reports : — Flour : Since last Wednesday the market has shown considerable activity, both for export and local consumption, with a fair prospect of a continuation of the same. We qnoto local brands as follows : — Fine, 3dol 75c to 4dol 25c j superfine, 4dol 374 c to 4dol 75c ; shipping extra, 4dol 874 c to sdol 25c ; choice family and bakers' extra, sdol 25c to sdol 50c ; Oregon extra, sdol 250 to sdol 50c. Wheat : The market during the past week has ruled quiet. Transactions continue to be confined to the local mills. The Liverpool market is telegraphed to-day at 9s, a decline of 3d per cental since our last weekly review. The New York market is reported at Idol 40c to Idol 50c, an advance of 5c per bushel. We quote inferior coast at Idol 35c to Idol 45c ; medium, Idol 50c*to Idol 574 c; choice shipping and milling, Idol 624 c to Idol 65c. Barley : We hear of no fresh orders for export. The requirements for the country and feed purposes aTe still limited, but with a" speculative demand, prices continue firm. We quote coast at Idol 15c to Idol 20c, and bay brewing, Idol 20c to Idol 25c. Oats : The market continues quiet and steady. There is no movement for export. Quotable at Idol 23c to Idol 374 c for coast, and Idol 3740 to Idol 50c for bay.