The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-28
Domestic Markets.

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New YORK, July 27.-Flour market-HsesiP
S59 bbls exports 4125 bbs; dull and prices U
change with light export and home trsde.deman
fresh ground extras held firm; sales IL 500 bblsl
Flour Quotations-No at 45G3 go; Superf
Western and State at 00G3 80; common to GO
extra Western and State S6G4 40; good TO che
Western extra at 25a6 75; fancy do 8 s0G72
common to good extra Ohio at 9OG6 so; comr
to choice extra st. Louis at 5 90r6 10: Pat
Minnesota extra good to prime az eG6S 90; chs
bbls City Mill extra 5 2535 IS: 800 bbls Nt
at 45G3 go; 500 bbls Supsrtine at o0a3s
IAoO low extra a sS9 70 s4SS 20, 0Sls M,N wnf
extra 90d7 50, Southern hou steady; common
fair at 2c95 10; good q choice at 1906
Wheat-receipts $500 bush; exports 1z1.s
bush cash "A dIa higher; options lower, clos
steady; speculation very moderate; sales $685.
BUSH including 1862 900 bush ON spot No Red
l2ls; No At l71a9AI "a A i5% sley' op. fe% w
do 20 NO White, 10000 bush at OS deliye
from store. ksy frm; 10000 bush Western
week in August At SS aoS4 Canads d 1 ana Sasee
tons 12d1A lower, closing rather stronger wit
fair export trade and less doing on speculative
count:receipts 53,3 bush; exports 7O,7b7 ba
sales j. $4,000 bush. Including 244.000 bush
spot; No at 531a6o55o; No 2 at 62i4 20 elev; 6.
a631sc delivered; Yellow Southern 65c; White
73c No for July at 6196219e, closing at
August at 81 7s aB3c. closing at sc; September
62ss; October 62s4 Nov at 6294e. Onts M@
lower and fairly active; receipts As, 100 bush:
do White 40l2ci No at 4os4 a Ale do White a
54c: No 2 Chicago l1ac; Mixed Wes ern 4OG4Se
White at 43954c; White State 6z1ac, inelud
ing $1,000 bush No 2ifor July at 4O,a4Os4 ei 2S6,
600 bush do August at s7S4 aSSc; 10000 do 70
September at sSs4 636c; 10000 do for October a
36l63614c. sugar firm refining 6ssG6 13-l6e
refined quiet; c at 71s G714c; Extra 7ss al Sse
Yellow G at 65s d7c; yellow 61sa7s4c; stand
A at SSs@Si iac; powdered at 9lsG91z; granula
at SIsc; Con. A S15c Cubes at 9G9ls. Molasse
steady. Petroleum-rehned 76s. Tall0w eas;
sales 100000 lbs at z 7-l6Gl71zc. Pc=k very du
sales las bbls mess on spot at !15 971s a IS 90;
family mess at II so. Lard is steady with a T.
8 17Is city steam 90; 400 tcs refined for cor
nGnt at so; $ 10 90. Butter is firm for choi
Penn. Creamery at 2@2g221Sei re 1Si State at 10922
Freghts to Liverpool duh
CHICAGO, July 27.-Flour hrna. Regular VIII
steady at 02G1 02i4 for July i 026slGl O2s1
August. 04ss al o4s4 for september; l o6s
1 O2A; No do at S6e: No Red Winter At
Corn is easier: 52SsQ6219c cash and July; SIS
5lFsc for August; ;ol Sseo "a for September 81
as I1ac October. Oats weak; cash lower 81
cash; 3ls4 13l7s c July; 25ssG25s4 for Aug
27ss@271sc for September; 27$4 Q October.
PT Pnr az stssdr ool4 m sash a5S S 1IT seP.e%
for August; IA 20al4 22Ia fortSeptember: la
IA 80 n for October. Lard quiet at 90 cash. j
and August; 0 1893 121a for September; l2A
8 is for October. Bulk Meats are In fair dema
shoulders at q so; short rib So; short at 10.
Receipts-Flour 1900 bbls, wheat 23,OOO b.
corn S,OOO bush, oats 1lA,OOO bush, rye 6,OOO
barley 2,T60 bush.
ShiprOents-Fl 5000 bbls wheat 13 900 br
corn 5000 bu, oats 81 900 bush. rye $4,000
barley 1900 bush.
ST. LOUIS, July 27.-Flour &c is lower. WI
opened lower and advanced. closing Al about yes
days prices; No 2 Red Fall at O4ssG1 90 re-
old O61sG1 07ls cash;l o61s for August;1 O7.
for September. 09ss for October. Provisions VII
only small jobbing trade.
Receipts-Flour 5000 bbls, wheaI 600 bur
corn 5000 bush, oats o0,00O bush,rye 10000 op
barley o,00O bush.
Shipments-F 1000 bbls, wheat 3s. 600 b.
corn O0,000 bush, oats 0,0oO bush,rye OO,OOO b.
barley 0O00 bush.
DETROIT, July s27.-Whelt is firm; No Wh
at l 90 cash and Augusta 10 for September;1 IL
for October.
Receipts 900 bush; shipments 11e,ooo bush.
NEW ORLEANS, July 27.-Cotton steady;NidG
uplands 9-16c.
MOBILE, July 27.-Cotton is quiet; MlddlingI
S4vANNAH, July 27.-Cotton is dull; lMiddr
uplands 9S4c.