The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-12

WALDO COUNTY.

WEEK, ENDING April. -. 1871.

E WEEK, ENDING April, II, 1871. q z
There has been little more animation in bushes
circles during the past week. bat the trade has by
means been large. The roads are getting in bette
condition and country traders are enabled to &c
heavy goods transported from the depots There
fair demand articles wanted for immediate con
sumption, but no speculative demand for any artic
Prices, as general thing, about the same, es
pecially for leading articles of merchandise. Th,
money market II easy and gold has ruled at abou
110}. sss e--t 81 $4,000 /
The total value of foreign exports from this FOR
last week amounted to t244,sso.26 Included in
these exports were 1884 box shocks; 4,150 bbls
-four; 1866 pigs and 9.1oo lbs butter; 100 boxes ant
$40 lbs cheese 2o5 hoops 800 shocks and heads
7l7 empty casks; 10sb bush and go brls potatoes
999 bxs herrng Is cases and 673 600 lbs bacon
do mut,on t2b7o0 do beef; &c 700 dopork 262 700 d.
and 30 tubs lard; a. $50 lbs potash 1900 bush peas
20 sewing machines; "a bags and brls seed; II pkg
merchandise; 672O lbs peArlash.
APPLES.-we have no change to note Prime
sound, repacked fruit is selling at - OOG4 30 pei
Dbl Take it 1t is and it can Be bought At almost
any price from $3.50 upwards. Dried spples con.
BEANS-The market continues 10 be we'll IN n.
piled and prices have shaded. Prime, hand-pcked
pea beams are selling at % IT, and yellow eyes at the
same price. "a. leE -s75af
a.. DoA nuOhoTlhere are not many piled up AMI
learn Of sales during the week at Zoe. = 81. ss4As
BREAD'-The demand Tor hard bread is steady
though rather moderate. Prices are without change.
.,iv !; !. ~ .ew Duste, - cSmns oat geneI
kaker,s iutter /: .es,in - is0o .sS ca;n,n, ~
fair auaiises At 2Hnss Primo na;;,;es of On r.
butter bring sac BIC BY the tub. There is grea!
II at ALL az the prospects, good large supply
OF new this and the following months.
CUEESE-Tbe market ia verv firm for cbo;cs
qualities of factory and dairy which are the only
kind we quote in our prices current. tsl-5 81 :
era arc Saline Of eli SI5 ~ -; 20.
Chestnut is offered at So and Pictou at IS.
COOPERAGF-Tbe demand has fal,.n "a rho
STOCKS aie 1ioi,t and nricas @ A,an ahcn 3n Ine
COKDAGEE,rbe dan, oTd !. vor. I;o,,t NJ
from Iast weeks ouotations ''sn', Nocnanse
= CoFFEE-No change n n, ;ces ,rhe ,,.r,.,, :.
steady fhonrh modeIaie. Ps'' mo "e'"A''" -
nRIJGS q Dyrs-The hr.;c... h.. t,.r
usilv large far The seasn Pr;cas ~ rchsral ~
DICK. .f,pr 0notet,or. to- pn-,,sr,a d,,... -.
lower There 10 steeSv fhoro,oh ,ncSarats a. a.
mand for the article. 1880 .-'o
~! uOODo-sur QUOTATIONS. nave been thor.
cotton manufactures. The business thus far has
been exceedinplo good Tor the season. the saes bav
ing been larger than they were last year up to this
FISH-we have no change to note, in any way. In
the fsh market this week, It is extremely dull for
the wholesale trade. =. = =
rInuR-Ths martet IN exce.a;r.,v a., 49,,
holders are not disposed to make any concussion.
The receipts rather light at present. but there IL
plenty to come forward. t6
FRUITS-There is no change either in drv or
green truit. We quote good oranges at q 7NO5 10
per box and lemons ct e47oG6 Is. go
GRAIN-We reduce orr 0rotafions for yn;xed
come to $4,000, and yellow S0G92c, with q steady
demand. Oats are firm anil quick at 72@15c. Bar
isH y dull Ct ssge5c by the car load. Shorts are
'e.Aus ~ Noo@so Per ION. 1ld.I 8ssa stir
canodo nd S nsse peen large recepts OF nay rom
the hest Of hsIeS Is Nv 70 Ray over ~ LOT
prime Gualisv ''' NY 70 1e'au'"s ~ 20 ior
IpoN ny.
,.rss ousness tpansactions have been quite
.a.Eo u"iiDs INC week. frces are nrm at our quo
IApn-w. ..a,,,. 1
Ihefe Is nir demand for prime qualities.
IL re are without ont; change The mar