Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-10
Il II + M A X X + II.


Flour--,There has boon but little doing the pas
week, and prices are at slight decline from proyIou
rates LG sn fancy brands 1851 $751; and com
Gralll--Slnce our former report the arrivals hay
been large, and prices have somewhat declined
sales yellow round Corn ~ 75c--do fiat SO Tic
New Orleans ordinary, 6Oc-lOO bu yellow, from
Norfolk, $4,000 do. white, 60c-- Delaware Oats
so a Bic per bushel.
eoa M'dcs--of recent import Of Bucnos Ayres about
pound. emo. cr..-25 bales Buffalo green at i2I pef
lb.-3o bales Calcutta Cow, at the quoted rates.
BRIGHTON MARKET -MoypAY, Nov. 20.
and ABS Swine ~
PRrcEs. = Beet Cal,le--Last week prices were full
~ sustained. We quote first quality S. 6; second
quality 4,75 $3.50; third quality 1925 $3.50.
Barrelling Catrlc.Mess s4,3s; No. /, S., rs; No.
2, $3.50
Stores.-Two gear old, ~ a SIS; Three year old
sheep-"Dull," and several thousand unsold. We
and 2 25.
Swine-4 lot of large Hogs 81 4sc Lots 10 ned
die, 90 for Sows and SO for borrows. At RETAIL AZ
and SIC.
NEW YORK MARKET
DEC. 4.-No later intelligence has arrived from
Europe since our last and MS the steamers have done
running Tor the winter, except once month, we must
Tor some time depend on the regular packets. The
ast advlces have had the effect to sustain the Flour
market, and large shipments, far short of twenty
thousand barrels, have been made. The Cotton mar
ket however, is very much depressed, only here
but at The South. During the past week. we have
mad very severe weather, much So that the canal
is closed oi e season., aud there has been consider
ablelce running in the Hudson, which is unusually
early The Fall trade is nearly over, and Hotels
ana boarding houses are again thin. Public attention
takes place on Monday The Presidents Message
Will be looked to with uncommon interest The sub
Ject OF currency is if possible more important than
ever. The whole country South of this is, if posi-
Die, worse than ever has been, and the prospects of
resumption fainter than ever. The great questions
OF Tariff and currency must be the leading topics that
VII! occupy the attention of Congress.
FLOUR.-The market has run down gradually this
week so cents ARIEL 1t left off last week al Sc Is,
and has gradually sold at Cd. and l2s cents lower
every day oil to-day when it closed sc % for
mon brands Western. Ohio and Michigan, although
no sales have been made, will not bring wlhin l2l
and Is cents of this price Georgetown is dull at sc
90. The decline in Flour is owing to the withdrawal
Of heavy orders for England al out $4,000 barrels
haHinG been taken to go out of market 1000 barrels
CT Richmond City Mills were taken for the Rio Janeiro
market at 81 so.
GRAIN-Heavy sales were made last week. This
week the transactions have been less 1000 bushels
Genesee sold at 81 35; 1000 Illinois 81 40-yesterday
1000 bushels do at 81 49, and 1000 Genesee 37t,
all for milling; the latter sales shew decline. Rye
has come into market freely, and full $4,000 bushels
have been sold at so cents The price of Corn is sus
tnned but no advance; the sales of old have been
about 10000 Southern and Northern at 10 cents,
weight and ~ cents running measure for old and 65
cents for new Oats are more abundant; Northern
are selling at 50 cents. North River Barley plenty
at Is cents
Professionalism Pork is still abundant, md
dull sales of Western at 81 I! for Prime, and 81
for Mess; Lower County about Is cents above these
prices. Bcef41 Al for Prime, and u q for Mess
Lard cents.
PORK-Dressed Pork is selling at Al, and the sup
ply not large.
SEED-Flaxseed comes into market slowly; the
crop this year will be small Rough is selling at Sl2
which is high Timothy l6 dollars
WOOI.-Wc notice sales of about 90 bales South
American terms not made public. The market con-
tnues very dull
LEATHER-Thc public sales nre well sustained.
The stock at market is very moderate for the