The Portland daily press., 1868-07-15

ntmness Tor sound spring wheat Aours The indica.
tlohs are that there will be an advance The de-
aia Is confined to the local trade for i'm ediate
marker rs not overstocked.
,a rrhnaG5II-oranges and lemons have further ad-
bigber an the probabilities are that they will be
ll EP Ihere Is more firmness for raisins
onAliN-Under aivices from Furope last week
60 i 1 and We now quote Western mixed at
olher grams Oats are held at e8dgOc shoHts 81
S55 5gTN p and ID fine feed s4504s. '1'" az
=. nD;o, ~, DER-There is no changein the price
fair demand. ""ei' ''i WHICH 'neie Is d
lllat here is no demand for export and the
bav in tbe mere are large quantities of prime
80 i, ~ nus OF farmers which they will not
ors III ~ present prices. The certainty OF large
nospd Ito To oe,ng assured dealers are dis
HIDES AND SKINS~TThbaea ~ 81 :, 18th. ao.
atI ms are connned to small Quantities
mand has been yers zen are unchanged The de-
are seInng at DC for assorted sizes ~
4 LA3hD-lhe market is is quiet and nr.ces ara
s1ea .y al our reduced quotations Of last week We
quote at l99194c i'll bal rels and 19Iaooc ~; 9 VIC
damaad :, Is no change in the market The
LINE-The market is very steadv o.
,ooG doa zS@l 20 per cask for Rockland, with
UMBEk-There is a little more movement lint
our quotations are unaltered There is mod, ua u
demand ior hard lumber with scanty supply in the
LEATHER-The market ia VERY, firm, Of ON. 49,.
tations. The business has been light
MOLASSES-The market is UNCHANGED with n
nnot , Iot prime retailing grades We
bee Tor Trinidad in hhds and 73c tor choice do in hbs
Cuba elayed is held at at 47(949c and Muscovado al
2i95oc. Clayed tart Is nomina ly held at 4Sc
Portland Sugar House syrup is held at SOC in barrels
NAVAL STORES-Turpentine has fallen off and
we now quote it at 52957 per gallon. No change in
OlLS-The only change we have to note is an adj
vance on Kerosene and refined petroleum. Portland
Kerosene is selling at 4Sc and refined petroleum at
43c. Other oils uuehanped
PhoDUCE-The market is quite active and cu
meats are lower. Eggs are selling at 26a2sc ii
GGlsiiy from the provinces and prices have beer
knocked down to 81 1898 90 per Dbl. At the latter
price they must be very choice.
PRONlSIONS-The market is yery ouiet and
prices are without change both for beef and pork
PLASTEk-There has been slight advance. We
hUte Tae sac OF cargo OF white at So ton.
h!CE-The demand except for immediate use i:
small Our quotations are maintained
SALT-The market is well supplied and there has
been reduction of 125c for Cadiz and LiyernOol in
bond. No change otherwise.
SoAPS-At the reduced prices, Leatbe & Gore.
steam refined soaps find good market, and are in
uemand IN all parts of the State.
oo1AhS-1he demand by jobbers for Portland
sugars continues to be good and our quotations
horses aIe Of and are well maintained OuI
tation. Of"
lsgood Prices are without change.
TEAS-There is an improved feeling for teas and
in quotations.
TINS-There is no large demand for tins and prices
are very firm at our quotations
VARNISH-Prces are a little higher and w.
quote Damar at 50 1908 90.
WOoL-The market continues steady. Transac
IONS nave been confined to small lots for immedi
ate consumption. There is more inquiry for low
grades. ~ "
FREIGHTS-The engagements since our last re-
port are the following: brig Frontier from st. ohr
n b., for Philadelphia at IS for lumber and 81 fol
aths; bark Brunswick, from Philadelphia for Mar
sees at s. per DBL of ~ gallons tor oil and pei
Gu: primage; brig t.. D. Sweet from Richmond to
washington with ice at II and back to Portland
with coal at 50 25 per ton and &c a ton Tor eacl
at IS per ton for guano; brig Josephine from St
John N. B. to Philadelphia, at IS for lumber; BARI
NashWank, from Portland to Buenos Ayres, at Sic