Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10
BALTIMORE, Oct. %.
THE .M9REET


american Cotton G0o9s-Ahout 2O0O
bales of Cotton have been taken this week,
for export 10 South America. We quote
Cotton Yarn, NJ. 10. at y cents per 10.
Hocard Street FI0w.-A brisk busI
ness has been done this week. the sales
from stores being estimated at about 1000
bbls. with an improving market. In the
early part of the week saIes from stores
were made at S4S7, but as there was IL
or no stock on hand, and the demand
quite equal to the receipts, the price ad
vanced advanced about the middle OF The
week to 93, at which rate rate transac-
tons to considerable extent took place.
This morning a parcel OF $50 bbls. was
sold at 81 per biol. and some small lots,
it Is said, have been sold at s.. Wequote
the store rate to day at St9I a 50 per bbl
a number of the holders asking the latter
price. The ,gagon price, in the early part
of the week, was Sl75; on Wednesday 1t
advanced to SlSl; and yesterday aud to-
day il has been uniform at ! 81 per bbi.
Chg Mills Flow.-On Saturday last a
parcel of 1909 bals. standard quality was
sold ut 81 s. hui.-ln iha early part OF
the present week sales Of several parcels
Of standard quality were made at 81 06
pei bbl and more recently sales OF about
300 bbs. have been made at 81 % full
To-day the last named price was offered
and refused for a parcel of standard, al
though other holders are willing to operate
at thai rate. Sales oftwo parcels OF extra
have been made, The first at 81 % full, and
the other at $4S7.
WHEAT.-The supplies this week
have been very small, and being made
quaie TO the existing demand, small al.
vance 10 price has taken place. Sales OF
a few parcels of good red which was IN the
market OF, Wednesday and Thursday, W.
made al % cents per hushcl, and one pdr-
Gel of mixed at 81 cents. To-day several
parcels, some of which were not very
prime, were sold at % cents, but we have
heard of no sales of red at a higher rate.
4 lot Of very superior red is held at an ad-
vance Of several cents on that Price 49,
Sales Of y hlte wheat at 9S lO5, as in
quality.
CORN-In the carly part Of the week
sales of old corn, white and yellow, were
made at S. and 80 cents per bushel; but
supplies having since come IN very freely,
prices have declined n shade. y sale of
1000 bushels was made to-day at 81 cents,
but it is considered the top price; the fair
quotation to-day seems to be, for approved
parcels, sc a y cents per bushel. Sales
ofparces ofiuferior quality old corn at Oh
4 % cents. OF the nov corn at Market
This week, sales have been made at 4G "a
80 cents per bushcl, according to It's con
dGion.
RYE.-A slight advance has been re-
allied for prime parcels, and ~o now quote
the range At % a 81 cents per bushel.
OATS,-have also advanced trlhe'
and are now wortn abou! 30 cents per bu
shell
GLOVER SEED-Tho receipts arc
sull Limited The wagon price 10 gener-
ally about - per busheI, aud for occasion
al prime lots. a traction more. The store
price ~ So - a 90 30 per busheI.
FLAXSEED.-Nlosi Of the dealers lnI
Howard street hay paid this week 81 II
per bushel from wagaa7.
HlDES.-A lot Of 1900 Central Amer
lean Hides, dumaged, was sold during tho
week, part at II cents and the balance
~ ; cents.
HOPS.-Sales in small parcels Of first
sort at l6 IL cents per ID; aud Of I'd sort
at II ID cents
TOBACCO We note sales Of crop
or46 hhds. Md. at 81 30 a So OO; lot Of
II bids. at 81 a 81 80; lot Of II bids
Ohio. a, "a 5Oa SD; and a lot Of D hhds.
Ohio. wrappery red, at 5l5 The inspec-
lions Of the week comprise al hhds. Md.
and . bbds. Ohio. total 100 hhds.-Amer.