The Portland daily press., 1866-12-12
THE HsaitAs"s'S.
Rey;ew Of the Market
-on THE WEEK ENDING Dec. IL, 1866.

II
FOR THE "Hhn hNp'N' D'I ~ A'0'
-. =. .,,;s season og rho vsor tr.le has gem
As usual q. .. ..s...... a., h,,s,nsss c,r
orally fallen on, and the transactions IN business 'n
cles have been comparatively light The market ioi
most commodities s depressed and prices rather RUE
in favor of huvers There i. no great disposition
,;c,a+oa ~, c,,, o,orts either 10 increase their
~ -. Car all nresent wants, or
stoeAs "hch are no" ainpie 'ol on = -, ,rbov
70 expand trade to an eAa"'as' 80 -,
have transacted good business ior 'iis year, am,
now wait seewhat the new year close at hahd VIII
bring forth LAO. r...5 ..-.-.
,.,, -. am, ,ost ,voat ,u ra,,ort ,v.s about ~
"o.u .,.,au, decIine5. Wednesday 9Th II touchoI
has sraduAhy p0 ,ao,. -. ,aS, o1' o"o"uu
1881; Thursday io'f' frioay ioesi oaturoay 1919
Monday, 10th, 1877; Tuesday iS7
APPLES-The market continues to be we'll sun-
llied with good fruit and prices range from AZ 500
per Dbl. for sound winter apples. Dried apples
are not brought III freely, and have advanced lc per
pound. IN ..as
ASHES-Pots are lower hut ,bo do,,o,,d Ia oIite
limited - ''- W. '''A ~ N'"'' -
pr.Nc W., ...,, - ,ars are
a. DhANS-ihe supply Is not large and hoiue's '
hln, AZ our quotatiohs. sag -,
ioi piiot ana snip ..ss
BOX SHOOKS-Prices are nominal ana the mar
ket Is dull Very few arc shipped anu '"' s'o'As IN
stofe are daily Increasing ..,,,
BUTTER-The market continues rt 70 pc wen SUP
Piied and prices tend doWnwhu h %;h n 10 ,hn so
ufyinen have large sEch % ,ha we've two ,non,Ss
arc more anxious " Sei' f..th ~ -. ooi;s,a 80 '
Aso' as uney An.'eP - ,F., ~,
CANDLEs5lne@le re- S s1on uv1Iu h;n 10 ,Oi ~, aiSw t
Ig pI.ugc iona mo'''' "' 'N' ~ '~N -
'',y TST P, qha roorto, 4; ,v.,, s,,,,,, ,.;,, oo,
CHEESELiH Nc % a nsI - wen s9pphGu W win eoo9
Vermont anu Ne~ A'fA' anu prices nave sliaded e
uomi. .,, .,,-., m .se{
.,,sS .o ha large b,t tSe srgn ; aJ Jo'nanu 'oh-
- -. '-e 1'i,, SNppi' % $50
CQALarhere has been more OF demand the past
week. Dealers are urn and prices unchanged
CooPERAGE-No change. Shocks Of all kinds
are scarce ana orders are ahead OF the manufacture
C0RDAGE-With light demand prices remain
firm, and there is no change from last weeks quota
tons. t t.A
DRUGS AND DY ES-The demand has slackened
OH Aic0nol Is shade lower. Bi-carb soda Is lower
anu soi.ns a. eSic'
DuCk-Ihe demand Tor Portland duck Is large
are unchanged, go - ssE -.
DRY GoODS.The market is duh and unsettled
for dry gooos OF all descrpt0ns AS the season is
ars saf a. na ween q s'ocH VIII pe
Scontrapy have Sss, rnnn;ro ts. as I o. LUZ ,,i on se
ait;n' 70 SOC svhat ;s, N Nv % ~
t,ria 6iiI nv Conorass Pranarations ~ for AZ sr; a. @
trade will rot bs made until after the new year comes
in. tr att .I.s q 81 5-ts'T ~.
FIsH-we have no change to note from last week
The market is dull and the demand light. lsa
FIOUR-stocks continue light. especialy for the
superior grades Of Southern and Western, and we
FRIJIr-Ra;s;ns are I'm uoo, sunplv sIsmons s,.,, arc
coming along more freely Havana oranges are more
plenty. Prices unchanged.
GRAIN-Corn has shaded down to 81 26c91 90;
oats TO TOGH6c aye - lower nne iced s also lower
HAY-Pressed is coming in more freely and deal
ers are paying $22Sl23 per ton. Straw is bringing
SO per ton. n .-sr p8star,h z,..-5s.,I,a
HIDES AND sKINs-The transactions. have been
rather Iigl,f. There Il no variation in nTice.
IRoN-The reduction in the price of gold has
tended TO reduce tne prices or al kinds Of iron ex-
ceptlng sheet as VIII De n0tceu by our quotations
Nails are selling at ST9I 70 per cask. H
LARD-There is further decline in lard and we
reduce our quotations The article is dull at the re-
duced price, M -ss
IEAD-w;tb l;obt demand for sbeat and n;ne
nricas are unchanged S-0---N'- - - ''r Pro
-H". ,rS,.a,,' ~
are nrin fOr tne pest graae Of leatners.