The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-10

NEW YORK. Nov. Sc P. Motion heavy and
lower; sales 1000 bales; Middng uplands 25sc.
Flour-saes 49, 400 bbls.; State and Western favors
choice Western 90 q 10; Southern heavy; COM
mon to choice So a 10 Is: Wheat less active and
neavS de- at s SpI Re
Western 81 q 39; White Michigan I54. Corn is
fairly active and unchanged; sales 10000 BUSH;
Mixed Western 90 a CSC for unsound and 99c "a "a
for sound. Oats frmer and more active; sales 49,
900 BUSH. new Southern and Western GA q CSC;
State 65 q &C., Beef steady; new plain mess 90 q
or; sales 310O bbls. mess 20 30 cash; prime "a SO a
20 65 Lard shade irmer; sales $50 terces steam
oxeg sales 100 bb western este OF oS Saeay
steady; sales 700 hhds. Porto Rico III q 12lc; Mus
coyado i g Ilfc Mo isse dull l Tallow heavy;
to Liverpool firm; Cotton per steamer q I'd; Flour
per do Is I'd; Wheat per do q I'd and per sail 3d.
NEW BEDFORD, Nov. s.-Srerm Oil is less active
the only sales since last being three small PAR
GELS 205 bbls on private terms tor manufacturer =
Whale Oil is in request but learn OF but one tran
sastion 2oo b1Is h1rtnern for on PR
at which sales have been in New York since last
of II, 200 }Ss Arctic.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. S.-Coal Market.-Coal Is
still advancing with very active demand both for
shipment and home consumption. Egg and stove
are the most difficult sizes to obtain the stocks be-
ing exceedingly light at all the shipping points, while
all the wants of the trade Tor the large sizes and
chestnut well supplied. There has not been that
excitement manifested in the Eastern marker which
has characterized our own ana Cnat OF New York,
and naturally the shipments East have been comIar-
atively light The Pennsylvania Coal Company's re-
tail price for stove now is So and for chestnut IS So
this beng advance of Soc P ton $4,000 fbs) since
last week. There has been and still is an abundant
supply of coastwe vessels, but the rates OF Iee ht
have remained steady at foImer quotations. The
following are the prices OF Coal by the cargo at Port
kichmond:-Sehuylkill red ash, 81 2597 90; do white
ash and lump $6 10; do steamboat, So TO-; do brck-
en- Sc % q 30; do egg, 81 do stove, ST. do chest
nut, SIS 25 a 40; Shenandoah steamboat Sc 10: do
broken, So 90; do egg, 81 Is; do stove, 81 49, do
chestnut, S. 90.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Flour quiet at 4 90 a rs fol
Spring extras. Wheat active and tirmer No. at 81
az 9itc; No. at 81 az SSH in the afternoon irregular
at SCI "a sc cash, seller November SStc seller last
| of November and S9bc seller November. Corn I'M
changed; in the afternoon duh at 66c cash for No
and 6ss seller November. Oats active; No. 3stc
| Rye quiet and steady; No. lat tic; No. at ESQ.,
riley nominal: buyers at 92c sellers at 95c for No
2. Provisions firm. Pork at % 90 q 20 90 cash an(
| 26 so seller Januaryand February. Rough sides 49,
"a 14Jc. Green Hams 13s q 14c shoulders in sal
15c. dry 10s q 105. Lard at 16 q 1853. Live Hog
frmat 80 a 80 for common and 8 80 a 10 co TO
| extra Cattle quiet and unchanged at 90 q 2
for light to good shipping steers.
| MILWAUKEE, Nov. 9.-Flour dull and unchanged
city double extra 90 a %. Wheat unsettled a
9ijc for No. and SS2c for No. 2. Oats unchanged
Corn steady at zoe, Rye quiet at Sic.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 9.-Whskey in fair demand a
| co. Provisions dull and nothing doing. Mess Por
| held at 81 90; but little old in market. Bacon a
i6Ic for shoulders and 19lc tor clear sdes deman
for latter Bulk Meats nomnally at 121 60 12Jc fo
shoulders and 16 a 1870 for clear sides packed Lar
| neglected; prime steam 164c; kettle nOminally 17C
old held al 16ac Hogs in demand at 80 q 10 90 fC
| extra selected.
| MOBILE, Nov Section in limited demand an
closed dull; Mddlings 23lc.
| NEwORLEANs, Nov. 9.-Cotton activeand easic
Middhngs2Ss a 22Hc. Sugar dropping; FULLY tar ]:
a l3tc. Molasses easier; prime at 30 "a s3c.