The Portland daily press., 1882-12-05
Domestic Markets.
(By Telegrarh.)

by I0legr aIQ.)
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-FIour market-Receipts
81 ,794 bbls; exports 6671 bbs; without decided
change and moderate export business, mainly in low
8O0 bbls.
Quotations of iour-No at 35@3 55;Superfne
Western ana State at 3 25a3 80 common to gooo
extra Western and State S004 40; GOOD to choice
do at 5ua7 On: common to choice White Wheat
Western extra at 25a7 o.; fancy do at 1.@
z % common to good extra Ohio at $685. 70;
common to choice extra st Louis at 95t07 90:
Patent Minnesota extra good to prime 6t(@7 90;
choice to double extra do at 1907 40: 260 bbls
No 2 at 35a3 30; ZOO bbls Superfne at 25@
3 80; TO- bbls low extra at 90@4 80; 1900 bbls
Winter Wheat extra at 90@7 90: 300 bbls Min
nesota extra at Soa7 81. Southern -four weak:
G mmon 10 fair at 5r605 rs; good to choice 80
q 80. Wheat-receipts So, 800 bush; exports
101 .2s6 bush; cash lots held somewhat stronger;
options opened 1sa6ec lower. afterwards recovered
from the decline and advanced "a Gssc; moderate
export demand and light speculative trade; sales l.,
Sc G9 ~ snsn on sp1s S srs
nd 1o9l l0s4 nelivered Mixed Winter "a W /;
White Canada 10; No White at $50 991sc;No1
White, llo0 bush at OF. Rye is steady. Cors
unsettled and depressed; cash and year 2@4c lower
late options variable, closing feversh, business
mainly speculative and more doing for export; re-
No 3 at soy 86Oc: No 2 at 7s and 79@sOc; No .
81; No for year 74ss @77sse, closing 74s4 .; new
do closed $3.50: February at SAC. Oats n GA c
lower and dull receipts 357 600 bush; exports
bush; sales 4O8 900 bush No at Az Whit. at AZ "a
o43c No at 4zsk @43c and 44c; White at 451ac;
No ! at 43c; White 4912c; Mixed We tern at $50
431ac; ~ hite at 42@47c. White State at 43@491ac.
Sugar rather easier: refining at 7@75s refined il
lower standard A at 13 dlS5Sc; Confectioners at
85s Gu loaf at 91s ;crushed at 91sc; powdered at
91sc; granulated at ga ubes 91sc. mol8sres
unchanged. Petroleum is firm; united at 10; re
fined in Philadel hia at 7s4 as. Tailow steady
new mess on pot part 80, b5 clear back 70 o..
extra prime IA : al 90; city family mess j 8 90.
Lara n a % higher and les active, closing weak;
sales AGO prime steam on spot at L 81 " gil 40;
ITO city cam at l 90. refined at 1 o on spot
II % FIR December. Butter trim for choice cream
erys3s939; Western at $685.. Cheese firm.
Freights to Liverpool firm, Wheat 4P steam "a ID.
CHICAGO Dec 4.-Flour is unchanged Wheat
shade higher; regular at 941ac for December; 951s
90 lac for January;96 Vac for February No Red
Corn generally lower at 547s @55c cash; SOC for
December; 53 "a (ds3ssc January; $3.50 February.
Oats HIGHER at $50 cash; 351s 3514c December.
34ssc for January. Rye easier 57c. Barley easier
at soc. Pork generally higher at IL 35@17 40 for
cash; IL 45t@17 Az for January; II 511a@l7 so
loe2ls@io IS fos January; 10 81 IL q 10 721s for
February. Bulk Meats higher; shoulders at 6 70;
short rib 925; short clear 20.
At the closing call of the Board this afternoon
February Wheat was higher, theirs unchanged Corn
lower at II 35@l7 40 January; IL 521s February.
Receipts Flour 80, 900 bbls, wheat 1000 bush.
corn 1880 bush oats los, 500 bush, rye $4,000
Shipments-Flour IL 900 bbls, 10000 bush Go n
1910 . bush. oats Al 900 bush, rye $1,000 bush,
ba, ley $4,000 bush.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4.-Flour unchanged; family 8 So
"a 90; choice 46@4 so; fancy logs 20. Wheat
higher; No Red Fall at 94ssG941sc cash; 94ha
@945sc for December and all year, 1854 January.
cash and early months lower: higher for next year:
81 14c cash, Decem and all year. 1884 January,
49c for February. Provisions hrmer, but only a
peddling trade.
Receipts-rlour 16, 900 hbls wheat 1O5, 900 bush,
corn lOs 900 bush, oats O,00O bush, rye 600 bush,
barley OF, 900 bush.
corn L. 00u bush. cats 10000 bush,rye 0000 bush,
barley 10000 bush.
DETROIT Dec. 4.-Wheat is dull; No White
fall, spot, December, year and January 001A: for
Febru ry 0l$s; No at 1874 asked; No z Red
Winter 9814c bid.
Receipts $4,000 bush; shipments 10000 bush,