The Portland daily press., 1873-09-02
domestic Marker.

NEW I DIRK sept l--Evenlng---Cotton active sales
3279 bales Middling upands AZ 2Osc. Flour quie. I;
sales 10 300 bbs; State 20 a 50; Round Hoop
Ohio 4, a so; Western 10 q 60; Southern 60
Spring IS; new Nos AMI Mixed 50; also 10 900
bush No Chicago seller Sept 4S. Corn is frmer;
sales $4,000 hus@; White Western at 45a g SERVES
new mess at II So Lard is steady; steam at 5-I6c
kettle SEC Butter quiet Ohio l6 q 25e; State 26 q
firm arolina at 81 q DIE. Sugar is quiet refining
at 81 a So; Cuba 8gc. Coffee is firm; Laguayra 21a
a 22ac; Rio 2Os q 224e in Gold; Maracaibo 81 q "a
st Domingo at 19c. Mpasses is quiet cldyed % q
a5c: New Orleans 5j q csc; Porto Rico 30 a 6Oc;
Muscovado q q Soc. Spirits TurpeDtDe il steady
44c Rosin rirm at Is e 8 20 for strained Petro-
lenm is quiet; crude 64c refined l7c Talow steady
at 50 q SIC.
ttei.lt- Liverpool is steady; Flour per steam at
As 3D.; Grain per steam I2ad.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-Flour is quiet and unchang-
eo; good to choice extra Spring 80 "a 60; Min
nesota Spring 25 q IS. Wheat i in fair demand
and lower; heavy receipts depress the market; 1923
cars nave arrived since Saturday morning, being the
largest largest receipts in one day before known
here; No Spring 1 1sa; No Spring at 1 IA cash /;
rejected at 101 a 01A. Corn Il in fair demand and
lower at 404 a 4Osc for No mixed cash for seller
Sept; i2l g 42tc seller Oct rejected SIC; high mixed
No canal 4lac afoat. Oats quiet and weak No 2
at 27lc cash or seller Sept rejected 255 "a 26c hite
2s3. Rye dull and shade low-r at 6ss for No y
No at 92c for Spring Whisky steady at iCs Pro,
visions quiet and unchanged and nothing doing ex-
cept sales of 10000 lbs of bellies packed at So.
Lake Ffeights in fair demand and higher; Corn to
Buffalo 10.
Keceipts-4,OOO bbls donr, 296 900 bush wheat. s7s
600 nsh corn, $4,000 bush bush rye, OCO
Shipments obls tionr 100 COO bush wheat 297.-
900 bush corn, $1,000 bush oats 1000 bush rye 7O0O
bush barley, 5000 hogs.
16 25 freely offered at 16 25 Lard quiet; steam hell
firmly at 75c; summer 7sc loose; kettle at SIC. Bulk
Meats quiet; shoulders at Sci; clear rfb sides 9ac;
clear sides 9ic Bacon steady shoulders at efc clear
lib sides lO4c; clear sides 103c. Whskey-sales at
IoIxpo. Sept. Flour firm md In fair demand.
Wabash s24; No 2 at 6SA No White Michigan
at 50; Amber Michigan spot at 45i seller Ocf
%; No Red 46; No do 40; seller Sept and Oct
Corn firm and in fair demand; sales Of high Mixed
spot 46s a 46ac; seller Sept at 46l do Oct SOY a 500
last half do 49c; low Mixed 46ac; White 49, no grade
45c. Oats dull; No at 35Ac; NO at Sc; Michigan
33c.
Freights strong and higher-to Buffalo A a SCI to
Oswego "a 10; to King ton a. 10.
Receipts-O,O0O bbls Hour. $1,000 bush wheat, S.
bush corn, 5000 bush oats.
Sbipmens-200O bbls -four, 81, 900 bush wheat &c.
600 bush corr. 1000 bush oats.
DETROIT, Sept Flour Is in fair demand and
firm at s q q 80. Wheat steady; extra White at
/ IS; No White 56t; Amber Michigan at So
Com is steady at 4lc for No. Oats in good de-
mand at 33c for Mol
s6Freights-to Oswego 10c.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 2.-Cotton quiet; Middlins
up!ands 173c.
SAVANNAH, sept. l.-Cotton quiet; Middllng up
lands at 175c.
MOBILE, Sept. Cotton steady ;Middling upland'
at 12c.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept, 1.-Cotton is firm; Mddlini
uplands 1s4c.
European Markets.
LONDON, Sept. 1-12.3O P. M-Consols at 92s g
02s for money and account.
Erie AT.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. Loo M.-Cotton steady
Middling uplands sgd; do Orleans 9sd; sales 12 OCT
bales, including 20O0 for speculation and export.
Freights.
CHARLESTON, Aug 29.-Freights to Liverpool by
steam via New York, 81 on upands; I'D ON sea Is
lands Coastwise-to New York, by steam. &c q
fb on uplands 81 50 " tee Rice; 60c Pbbl on Res
in; by sail, SOC y fb on Resin; S11 q 12P M on
Lumber; S12 q - 30 Timber. To Boston, by
steam, &c " fb on uplands 81 so ~ fierce Rice
zoe on Resin; resawed stuff SIP a II 50; Phosphates
s. 90 q So To Providence by sail Sio 80 a II y
M on Boards; by steam, via New York, Cotton &c.
Vessels are in demand by merchants to take Lum-
Der freights from Georgetown, s. c. Darien and 5 l.
tllla River. Ga, and jacksonville, Fla Northern
ports and SO az S12 l} Nj are rates on Lumber and