The Portland daily press., 1880-01-03
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2-Evening.-
1874 centas; and without decided change very
light export and home trade; sales 5000 bbls; No2
at 4 50@5 10;Superfine Western and State at go
as extra Western and State at 0O@6 25; good
to choice do at 3Ot98 30; White Wheat Western
ira Ohio o. at 3oS9 vs. extra st. LOUIS at $50
so; patent Minnesota extra at 259S oO; choice
to double extra at 1909 %, including $50 bbls
425 bbls Superfne at 6O@5 80; 300 bbls low ex-
ira at 90; 3400 bbls Winter Wheat extra at %
@S 90; 1920 bbls Minnesota extra at 6 1893 25,
market closing dull. Southern flour quiet and I'M
changed sales 800 bbls. Rye flour dull. Cornmeal
unchanged Whent-exports l5l ,SS9 eentals; re-
se estss and rather
including 147 900; ungraded Spring at 07g1 42
inside price damaged ungraded Winter Red 54
No No do, $4,000 bush 1 5514a1 551a. Cores.
ports 1888; receipts 10O,5 $50; slightly in buyers
favor and quiet; futures shade stronger sales 1877
631sc; No do at 61@61 1sc; steamer at 62@614c
No at 63c; new round Yellow at 81 Us; steamer
for January Soc No for January elo FEB
COL; opened frmer closing dull and weak saes 3d.
900; SOC for No 8; sic do White; 514@511ac
fS5 - ~ %h tic Mned Wesern
White Western 5@5219c; Mixed State SIC; White
State at 521A, including 10000 No2 for January
51c Feb SIC. Sugar 4teady and quet;far to good
refining quoted 75s@77s; refined is steady with a
moderate demand. Molasses quiet and unchanged
Petroleum is nominal united1 11B; crude in
and more active 65st@75s. Pork opened higher
and closed weak with moderate trade; sales 400
bbls of mess on spot at IL 6O912 rs; 500 bbls for
March at IA 05 new. Cut Meats steady; middles
dull and easier; long clear TVS; short clear 7$s
Lard opened stronger and closed weak; 4s2 prime
steam on spot at "a.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2-Flour firm. Wheat unsettled
and generally higher, closing weak; No 2 Red Win
ter 81; No 2 Chicago Spring at 31% for cash;
l. 32Ts(a1 SO for February; No 3 do at / 1854 re-
jected at 95c Corn is fairly active and shade high
er at 4Oc for cash; 1ac February; ACC for May:
rejected 361ac. Oats fairly active and shade high
Soc for cash; 3514c for February;40c bidc for
May. RE and Barley steady and unchanged. Dressed
Hogs in fair demand and firm. Pork is active firm
and higher, closing weak at Is 35G13 40 for cash.
13 6Og13 621A for February; 10 8o@13 S21a for
March, Lard opened stronger and higher, closing at
inside prices at 5O@7 SO cash; 574a97 80 for
January; 7 70@7N23a FEBRUARY; S5@7 S71a for
March, Bulk Meats in good demand and tending
upward shoulders at so; short RIB at rs; short
keceipts-7, 800 bbls -four, 1o1 900 bush wheat,
224, 900 bush corn, $1,000 bush oats. 5000 bush
rye, To- 900 bush barley.
SHIPMENTS l 1 900 bbls flour, 16, 900 bush wheat,
II 900 bush corn, %, 600 bush oats, 20 900 bush
rye, 5000 bush barley.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2.-Flour firmer. Wheat higher
No 2 Red Fall 361a@1 36s4 for cash; 1864 g
64515c for March; No Red Fall at 1 % bid. Corn
higher at 1914 @D361s for cash; 36$s for January;
3S1ac for February; 4ossc March. Oats unchang-
ed at SIC for cash and January. Rye frmer at S21a
bid. Barley unchanged. Pork frmer ID so asked
Lard is higher and nominally at 50a7 55. Bulk
Meats tirmer and unchanged.
Keceipts-5, 900 bbls Hour 80 900 bush wheat
10000 bush corn. $4,000 bush oats, 5000 bnsh
rye 5000 push barley.
Shipments-9,O 900 bbls -four, IL 900 bush wheat
$4,000 bush corn, 5000 bush oats, 600 bush bar
ley, 1000 bush rye
DETROIT. Jan. 2.-Wheat is easier; extra nomi-
nall No White held at 361a for cash; 365s
for january 4O7s February; 441A for March;
49May; No l milling nominal.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2.-Cotton easy; Middling
uplands 117sc.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 2.-Cotton in fair demand; Mid
ding pulands 117sc.
SAVANNAH Jan. 2.-Cotton easy; Middling up-
lands at 1850.
MOBILE, Jan. 2.-Cotton firm; NIiddling uplands at
11A @117sc