Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-27
Review of the Markets.
PRilddeLnhin. Anri-

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Flour and MeaL.-There has been but mode
rate demand for Superine Flour. In the begin
ming of the week. about 1900 bbls were sold at
$3.50, and sale of about 500 was made at So, ,62t,
for PeGna. brands, which price factors now most
y ask. The transactions in Penna. Corn Meal
this week have been considerable Sales of 300
puncheons, and upwards of 1000 bbls. have been
made. the prices not made public, but at decline.
Penn. in bbls has been sold at $2,625, and it is
presumed that great proportion of the sales have
been at this price. We quote Penn. in bbls. at
$2,62l 2,75, and hhds. $l3 1925 The re-
ceipts Of Flour continue small.
Grdih.-There continues to be a moderate de-
mand in the market. 5000 bushels Penn Wheat
afoat Brought SI,25, and 1000 bushels Illinois in
store sold at the same price. Sales of 5000 or
6000 bushels Penn. at 81 ,23 a l,25 afoat, and a
prime lot of Southern i'll store at Sl,25. The op-
erauons in Corn are to a fair extent, and prices
looking up. Sales of Penn. and yellow at 6l a
60; yellow Southern we quote at Sc a SO cts 3,
white do. at Sac, with sales; Oats are heavy at
Al 4S cts. The receipts of grain are still limit
Philadelphia and the Eastward, TO the amount Of
several thousand bushels, at IS a 60 cents
Sat. Courier.
Nelo- York, April %.
Flour and Mecl.-The market here for Gene
see Flour since our last has continued extremely
dull, and we cannot learn that any sales of the
least importance have been made Troy is 6 IA
cents lower, sales TO q fair extent having been eff
fected at S6,IS 3-4. 600 bbls Ohio via New Or
leans brought 1913 "a, from the vessel. South
ern is dull with occasional sales for shipment and
the Eastern ports; the stocks generally, however,
are light, and holders for the most part firm 500
bbls. Brandywine, III store, sold at 1851 Ii; 500
bbls. Baltimore City Mills, from the wharf. at So
rs; and $50 bbls Richmond Country, So 75 Rich
mond City Mills is scarce and wanted goo bbls
Jersey Rye Flour sold yesterday at S3 25 Jer-
sey Corn Meal, in bbls, sell at So, and cannot be
had for less; 80 hhds Brandywint sold at $l4 80
cash
Grain.-Wheat continues scarce and wanted at
81 26 81 27 A parcel of 1000 bushels jersey
was offered yesterday at 81 29, but remained un-
sold. Northern Rye has advanced shade, with
sales Of :, 500 bushels at 60 81 cents, which we
now quote as the current market rate: 1000 bush
els Jersey sold at 50 cents. Nothing done in Bar
lev. Oats have been in better request, and as the
stock has become moderate, an Improvement in
prices has been realized We quote inferior to
prime Northern 43 a As cents; Jersey 3s 42 and
Southern 40 43 cenls. Corn comes in slowly,
and prices with good demand for the Eastern
ports, gradually tend upward We notice sales of
40 sacks New Orleans, previous to arrival, at 81
cents, weight; 1000 bushels of the same, on the
spot, 58 5000 bushels Southern 81 90 l-2: 600
Yellow Jersey 64; $500 White do, G2 I-2, all
measure, and $50 Northern Yellow, the latter for
diStilling, 60 l-2, weight
Beef CattIe.--IO0 head of beef cattle were lef
over from last week, 1000 brought in since-of
which $50 were from the South; the greater part
of the others from this State and few from the
East large proportion of the cattle were of
ordinary quality, selling at 81 Sc per 100 lbs,
and there were none extra fine The best brought
81 81 SO. The average of all the sales was
about s.. 1t was called on the whole dull mar
ket.
Milch Colcs.--There were 40 COWS with calves,
in market from Pennsylvania and New Jersey,
and all but 10 were sold at $50 S35
Sheep.-There were 475 in market, and 400
were sold. Some very fine brought So so per
head, and some, sheared, sold at 81 SO; others
ranged from 81 to 81 so, according to quality.
Tribune.