The Portland daily press., 1869-01-14

Prices unchanged. -0- po'"'n'
kinds ecs Supply l y s Ssng better for all
blue pod and pea. 49,
BREA --Th, re is fir demand for hard breads
=, Box Shook The market is remarkably du,I
in consequence of the troubles in Cuba Shipments
a ght. Prices are nominal at 70 @ 75c We note
ONE sales at zoe not of the first quality.
BUTTER-The market is better supplied and
some choice table is brought in. We quote common
20 god at 3S943c, while choice table commands
&c oANp1LEs-Tsole is steady demand and prices
az unchanged. We quote Trowbridge's moulds at
lot9I0: Sperms are he at 4Oll42c
CHEESE-The market is finn at the advanced
York heese command zoe. = - :
CORDAGE-We have No chanoa =, r,ota IN
prices. The dcmandi Is light
COAL-Prlces are unchanged. Our dealers are
sSeilng ~ per ION LOT the best Goals, delivered.
Cumberland Is selling at $40 per ton. The yaris are
not overstocked, but the moderate waaIher hos nra
vented great demanI. 49, = -
CEMENT-There is fair demand at the adj
vanced quotations, 50 80 per Dbl. - -
COOPERAGE-The market is very dull for All
kinds OF cooperage, and stocks are very Ii hr. We
have no change t. note in prices. -
,-DUCA-Ihs prices OF Portland duck remain at
3 tor N" l. SIC tor No. 10, and 2Gc for ravens The
demand continues to be good.
DnUG, AND DI ES-Alconol, borax and sulphur
have shaded. ium has advanced 81 per lib. The
business transactions have not BEEN large. ss'r'
DRY GOODS-rhe advance the raw matsrial
pric s current viii show The demandt for standard
goods is b-isk, but the supply l. not large and man
ataeturers are not disposed to push their products
on the market. In wooden goods there is no change
FISH-The marhet has been quie', but toward ,he
close OF The week there were more inquiries from
the West thai. is usual at this season OF the wear
Prices are firm and unchanged both for drV and
picked fish, We note the arrival OF a cargo of
cod which was taken up by one OF our dealers.
FLOUR-The mark Is wi hout quotable change
in prices. On the low grades there was an advance
in the Now York market last week, and snading
ON the high gra ;es. Our Port land market has been
as low, ahd on some grades. lower than the Boston
market. The stocks here are ample for the demand
The receipts outing tie week, via Grand Trunk
Railway, were 47l2 bbls. T.-7 T-7ll : -
FRUITS-There is no change in the market from
last week. Dried fruits plenty. Flesh oranges
are ImP,r or ~ the steamers from Live pool.
OF oriental company Powder, for which thereis a
fair demand - :.
aRA!N-our quotations are slightly ct anged; the
range OF prices Includes new ami old corn. We
quote new Western mixed at I on a 10 Tor sound.
anu f9r old Wes!ern miNed,1 Pool Is. New Sou h
81 IS The mars ct IS quiet + AL kinds OF grain
HAY-ln consequence OF increase in freiehts
the demand Tor shipping has fallen OFT, and pices
moie freely aud brings S1691l 90. Straw brings
HIDES s. ASDsKINs-rbe business tran..c.,ons
have been light, but the market is firm conseouent
apon the h'gh rates for goli.
lRON-Our dealers are receiving their importations
OF foreign lrons direct to this port via steamers
Prices are firm, with tar transactions. Nails are
steady a. 52054 for assorted sizes -'A ~
LARD- we advance our gu .tations 81, There
mar Deeii a Ia ge Speculative demand and prices
LFATH r. Quotations unaltered. Tho marke.
1s, nsm Ws an upward Tendency The bueine
LiME-The market is qulsf. We quote 1t at
81 An An En- The dsm.na Las fallen Of.
w,ek p,st. The market cen iuues to lie y eli sup
plled with all kinds. Shipping lumber has fallen IF
slightly in pice a.I 10 lEll-1 D -IT7,1 y
MOT a - ES--Tha Sto IL,
! dai Y, and holders are very firm in prices. he
stocks on nand are not mere than ficent for the
Supplies neiaeI until the new crop comes in Port
NAVAL SrORES-The marhet is very du i, and
prices are UNCHANGED, except turpentme which has
iOlLS-PortaLd kerose ne is iu demand, and prices
are unehan:ea; Whale oil has Shaded &C.. Fish oils
aie e unchanged, bat firm: Linsee has shaded a
and we gu tie it f5c higher. - = =
7 PAlNfS-rhere is IL, change in pri ,es from last
week. The business TRANSACTIONS have been very
PL .sTER-There is none coming forward now
and the price has advanced to So rs for hard S. 90
tor ue amt 50 2it white per ton. "
PkODte CE- The market, is unchanged Our
quotations give the prices on Wednesday. EGGS are
more plenty and bri g 3sG4cc by he package. Pola-
s5c9Sl w per Blu he'll onions are higher and prime
ones aorIn; s39l per bot. sweet POTATOES are
PROFESSIONALISM is unchanged. On rork
there has been,a sharp advance will be noticed
by our quota iEEtfIIH
! RICE-We reduce our quotations to &c for Ram
COON and l0l tor Carolina. The demand is confined
to immediate wants.
SALT-Unchanged in prices. The demand is tair
carg OF st. Martins has arrived during the week,
which has been taken up by the dealers. -f. I'll :
SoAPS-At the reduced prlc, $. Leathe & Cores
steam refined soaps find a good market, and are il
demandl In all parts of the State.
SUGAR-There has been improvement in the
mars ct, consequent upon the disturbance in Cuba.
The stock OF refniagis quite short and prices OF re-
fined have auvanceJ. We quote Forest Civ gran
ula,ed at l54s and coffee e,us"ed at A. Portland
&c" at he There is fair demand rom the West
for Por land sugars. ~ - - :, -. -
TEAS-The marSet is steady with a limited de-
mand, confined to wants for immediate consump-
ton.
TiNS-The advnce noted last week is fully
maintained ann prices Lave an upward tendency
ing. III ft tfseSE = : III : = paw
VARN1SH-The demand is moderate and prices
are steady al our quotat u.s. no ~ ~
= WOUL-The transac ions have been light We
quote good gra'les OF pulled and fleece ut 42045c
FREiGH IS The 'engag mems since our last
report are schooner Joseph Long, hence 10 Matan-
zaS sat lie for box shocks, aud Sc per for hoops
On decK; schooner f. s. Mcclellan, hence to ride
mas ut same rates. apHr7 4'FAa ha1l-F y