The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-08-24
Domestic Markets.

NEW FORK. August 23-Evening.-Co steady
uplands futures quiet at lie advance. Flour-re-
ceipts $3.50 bbls the market is dull and unchanged
sales of 1900 bbls; No2 at 200 q 3 rs; Superfine
Western and State at so q Is; good extra Wes-
tern and State at 80 q 4 60; choice Western and
State 465 q 10; White Wheat Western extra at
10 g 50; Fancy White Wheat Western at IS q
90; extra Ohio at 80 q g rs; extra St. Louis at
80 q 8 SO; Patent Minnesota extra at So "a 30;
choice to double extra at So @ co.; Southern -four
80 @ So Rye flour is heavy at 50 q so for SUI
perfne. Cornmeal unchanged at go a 30 Wheat
receipts q, 535 bush; the market is dull and un-
settled; prime Spring scarce; poorer qualities offered
mand; sales 24,00 bush l 05 for No Chicago; I8
for new Amber r. Kansas; % 9 Oh for new Red
Texas 9Oc for old No Amber Michigan in store and
nominal!y; % g CSC for NO Spring; CSC q O5 for
No Chicago; CSC q 10 for No Milwaukee; 05 "a
for No Spring. Rye is unchanged and in demand
Barley is nominal. Barley Malt is quiet Corn
receipts 532 bush the market is shade rmer with
fair export and home trade demand sales $4,000
"a SOC for ungraded Western Mixed; 55 @ 571c for do
steamer Mixed, chiefly 56 g SIC; 81 q Sc for do sail
Mixed 5Sac for no grade Mixed Tor graded low
market is frmer for better qualities and decidedly
a9ye s 1872 bsh 49, f9 Mixed
and State: 3s @ 4Oc for good to choice No2 Chicago
in store; 40 44c for new White State. including in
373c in store and afoat. Coffee unchanged with
moderate demand. Sugar is quiet and firm at 81 a
9sc for TAR to good refining; prime 94c refined is
quoted at 1lsc for standard A liz q life for granu-
lated, crushed and powdered. Moasses is quiet and
unchanged Rice is steady and in fair demand. PEI
troleum is active and frmer; crude at I14c; refined
quoted 1885, $4,000 bbls sold for early delivery at
l93c. Talow is steady at 81 q 7-16 Naval Stores
-Rosn is quiet. Turpentine is steady at 29tc for
spirits Pork is lower; new mess at II IS q II 95;
II so seller September II IS seller October. Beef is
dull. Cut Meats quiet; middles and at 81 for Wes-
better export demand prime steam at 10 40 a 10 As
seller September 10 323 q 10 40 seller OCTOBER 10 42A
seller November seller all the year 55. Whiskey
steady at 12t, closing at 12A bid 10 asked.
Freights to Liverp00l-the market is frmer Cotton
per sail at 5-16d do steam at 516; Wheat per steam
at II,
CHICAGO, August 23-Flour quiet and uncbang
ed. Wheat in fair demand and firm; No Chicago
Spring at s9Ic spot 9Oac seller for September 1929
jected at 81 q &c. Corn is unsettled and generally
lower; No at 40c on spot; 43s a 44Ic seller Sep
TENDER; 49, a 43sc seller October; rejected at 4OAc
Oats irmer but dull No at Sic spot; 304 a 30sc
seller September; rejected 25e Rye is firmer at 81
a 55c. Barley frmer at 73c spot: 74c seller Sep
TENDER. Provisions-Pork is dull, weak and lower
at 16 rs a II 90 spot 16 80 seller for September;
16 Is seller for OCTOBER IA IS all the year. Lard is
in fair demand but lower at 10 20 spot; 10 OH q
10 20 seller September 10 123 all the year. Bulk
Meats are shade lower shoulders 81 "a Ct; short rib
middles 81 q So; short clear mddles 9 @ %. Whis-
key inactive and lower at l 90.
Freignts Corn to Buffalo at 2. Railroad freights
unchanged.
Kecelprs-6,5OO bbls flour, 49, 600 bush wheat, 303-
800 bush corn, 5,00G bush oats 240O bush barley,
$500 bush OF rye.
Shipments AGO bbs -four, So 600 bush wheat, 114-
900 bush corn, $4,000 bush oats, 5000 bush barley,
0QQ0 bueh rye,