The Portland daily press., 1874-04-20
domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, April 1875 P. M-Ashes quiet and
unchanged at % for pots Cotton is quiet and uD-
changed Receipts of flour 1851 bbls; the market
opened firm with moderate export and home trade
demand, closed dull and q 10c lower on common
Western and State; Az a 70 for co pmon to good
extra Western and State; 6 rs q 10 for good to
choice do; 10 q so for common to choice White
Wheat Western extra; 6 30 q IS for common to
good extra Ohio; 60 q II 90 for common to choice
extra St. Louis market closing dull; Southern Flour
bbs at IS 1 60 for common to fair extra; 6 a
II 90 for good to choice Rye Flour is scarcely firm
Corn Meal is firm sales sSs bbls at 90 q 90 for
market is q &c lower; sales So, 900 bush at Sc a
IS for No Chicago; 1 g. for No Milwaukee; / 5:
0D 1854 for ungraded Iowa ard Minnesota Spring; 6s
q l 6 for No Minnesota and Milwaukee; 15sA fol
No Mort hwestern Spring; Ga for No L; IS fol
Winter Red Indiana. Rye is quiet and firm at 10
enSh and aef1n s. rf Dansan a. Barley ie
Malt is quiet and IN buyers favor. Corn-receipts
$4,000 bush at So q SIC for new Western Mixed IS
g sec for choice new Yellow Western; So q 9Oc for
Oats-receipts 81, 200 bush Oats shade frmer sales
$4,000 bush at 81 q CSC for Mixed Western GO a 66c
for White Western. Hay is firm at 95 a 90 tor
SOC for good to choice. Coffee dull and nominay un-
changed. Sugar is steady with a moderate demand
at y g 7sc for fair to good retnng 7sc for prime
and unchanged. Ptroleum is shade easier crude at
74c spot sales of 5000 bbs each week in May and
7ic Resin steady at y for s straineS los Nava
Stores-Spirits Turpentine steady at i5c. Eggs are
steady at Il q 17ac for State and Pennsylvania; ISL
"a lie for western. Coal unchangedat 20 q 90 for
Anthracite y ton " cargo. Leather is steady; Hem
lock sole, Buenes Ayres and Rio Grande light middle
e9n Isl %oS rG Gs
at 40 g roc; pulled rs q 5Ounwashed IS 80; Texas
10 g Soc Provisions-Pork is hrmer; new mess at
1000 bbls seller June at II 10 q II rs. Beef is quiet
sales ~ bbs at so @ II 90 for plain mess; u 90 q
i so for extra Beef Hams quiet Tierce beef quiet.
INF mas 70 nniat md
steam 1eAc. Butter firm heavy at "A q &c for Wes-
term q @ SOC tor State; 20 g SIC for new Western
mon to prime. Linseed quiet. Whisky is lower;
sales 25O bbls at 97A a. CSC.
pEeignt st to y are rm Cotton sail
lid; Wheat per sail z I'D do steam I'D.
CHIcAGo, April 1s.-Flour is quiet and unchanged ;
extra Spring at575 @6 90: Wheat dull and un-
q 81; rejected II; no Minnesota 80 a 1 "a; No
q e4ic for 10 Mixed on spot; az "a Sic for seer
May; 65Ac for seller June rejected 44Ac Oats quiet
and weak; No at 45s q 46c cash 465c seller May
quiet and unchanged at 1 IS q So for No2 Sprin .
Provisions-POrk is active and higher at 16 So for
cash 16 50 seller for May IS 80 seller june Lard is
quiet and weak at 624 cash; 80 a So seller June.
Bulk Meats in good demand at full prices shou-
ders at &C., short RIB mddles at SIC; short clear y
9tc-ali loose on spot Bacon unchanged. Whiskey
Lake Freights steady-Corn to Buffalo 5; Wheat
Receipts 900 bbls -four, 1000 bush wheat 1885,,
600 bush corn $4,000 bush oats, 1000 bush rye 1900
Shipments 5000 bbls -four 49,, 900 bush wheat, H.
600 bush corn $4,000 bush oats, 5000 bush rye 1000
bush barley.
UINcINNATI, April 1s.-Provisions is quiet
and firm at rs 30 g u co. Lard is quiet and firm
steam at 81; kettle 10. Bulk Meats shoulders quiet
at st &c buyer June; clear rib sides at
SIC; clear sides at &C. Bacon firm; shoulders at q
u; clear rib sides at sA clear sides at o. 95c. whs
&c nriaf of lr bald srQn
MILWAUKEE, April 19.-Flour quiet and unchang-
ed at 700 Is for extra Spring. Wheat is quiet;
No Spring at So; No Mixed at 2eA; seller sMay
man Mixed at 45,c seller May yn sesc Corn
Mo- Mixed at SIC; seller May 65c. Rye Is firm; No
at Ole. Barley is dull and nomillally at 50 for No
Spring; No Spring at 49, Provisions firm. Pork
sold at 16 so. Hams in pickle firm at 1O& q lie. Dry
sailed meats5shoulders at &c for loose; boxed mid
dies &c. Lard frm-steam 92c; kettle 10c.
Receipts-120O 900 bbls flour, $4,000 bush wheat. 900
hogs:
TOLEDO. April 1S.-Flour is firm and in fair de-
dmand. Wheat is dull and unchanged; No 8 White
Wabash at 52i; No White Michigan 6l extra
n; Amber Michigan 81 seller May at asi ;seer
high Mixed 72Ac; seller July 49, low Mixed 72ac; no
grade at re; damaged 6sac Oats Gull and lower at
SIC for Michigan Clover Seeds sold at 5 rs.
Receipts-oOOO bbls -four IL 600 bush wheat 900
bush corn, 1900 bush oats.
Shipments-O.OO0 bbis -four, 90 900 bush wheat, &c.
00O bush corr. 1000 bush oats.
DETROIT. April 1s.-Flour is quiet at Z 30 q 7 rs.
Wheat is steady; extra at IL No White at 81 a
81. Corn is steady at rs g TIC. Oats in good
demand at sc. Clover seeds sold at 90.
Receipts-1,O00 bbls flour, 1900 bush wheat, 5000
bush corn, 1000 bush oats.
Shipments-O,OOO bbs hour, q 900 bush wheat, l.,
900 bush corn, goo bush oats.
CHARLESTON. April lS.-Cotion strong; Niddling
uplands 1os q 16Ac.
SAVANNAH. April 1s.-Cotton very firm; Middling
uplands at 16lc.
MOBILE, April 1s.-Cotton firm; Mid ling uplands
1870.
NEW ORLEANS, April 1s.-Cotton is firm; Mid
ding uplands at 175c.