Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
cINoINNATI MARKET--Nov. 8.

FLoUR,--The canal yesterday preSen.
led an unusually bnsy scene. All. the
Flour received was readily taken st So
81 8 go and Inspection. Al Guy Mills,
also, there we're sales to the amount Of
5000 bbls, at So 62.
WHEAT still continues in deTand al
70c., with fair receipts.
Provisions Our stock Of old provis-
ions is neatly out Of the Market,
LARD is not so brisk, aud the price is
not so firm-prices Ofthe old stock are
giving away a little, under the immediate
influence of operations in the new artI.
Gle. A considerable quantity OF Beef
cattle have been packed for shipment,
within the last few days, and TO morrow
(Thurday we shall have the hrst Hogs
cut for the senson, by Wm. NeB, ESQ
aud Davis g. Brother. The lot 70 be cut
BY Mr. Davis, (20O) were purchased BY a
river trader, we understand, at 81 ~ az
so, ..,.
We heard OF sale Of Mess Beef at
AZ cash. Mess Pork So 50a9 Clear
| 8 so, nominal, very little il any in Mar
ket the same may be said Of the lower
qualities which we quote at from 70 &c:
| for Prime, Rump and Chine.
BACON in prime order, is still enquire
ed for, 10 FIJI out Flat Boat cargoes for
coas,inp trips, but at reduced prices, say
Shoulders 2i; Sides 81; Hams 4 a 81
The stock OF canvassed Hams is light,
they ATE held att a 81. The extra fine
qualities are nearly all out Of le market,
the nominal price is Z a Sc.
BEEF CATTLE have not met with .
ready sale, they are held at from 81 2
so, but have mostly been packed on dros
vers account.
HoGs.-The sale OF Hogs noticed a.
| LoVe cannot be considered as settling the
price Of the season, as but few Strangers
are willing to offer more than last seasons
price. A few are always cut early for an
early market, at whalevor price they
can be bought at. Drovers will take care
therefore, That they are not led aslray by
this first transaction. Gin. Gaz.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct, 2s--Ths Mar-
ket continues very dull. N.a-
FLoUR.-Tho Market has been very
dull since our last, and the limited en-
ouiry has had the effect Of still further
J reducing prices. There is no depand
for export, and the sales are confined tc
. small lots for city consumption. We
quote Ohio SO 95 4 90 per bbl.; 81
J, LonisS4 90 a 4 25 for Vety choice brands
PoRK..-Tbe demand for this article
continues very limited, and our previous
figures have been barely mantoined.-
We quote Mess $40 90 10 25; M. o
80 90. There is no Prime in market.
BEET.--There is scarcely any thing do
ing in this article, and prices may be al
! most considered nominal. We quot
Mess in bbls. $40 90 a 10 so; hG bbls
s. 5O-a 600; Prime 81 90 az so pc
Dbl. sa
LARD.-W With the exception of few
J hundred kegs taken for shipment to Ha
. vana at @ a 1T c., we have not heard Q
any other sales worth noticing We cor
tnue our previous quotations, say 8
Ct for extreme qualities Tae supply o
keg Lard is large.
BAcoN.-The stock of this article, o
Q before noticed, continues very large, ali
> in the absence ofRuy demand, sales ar
" for the present effected with extreme di
: ficulty. A large proportion Of the Baco
s on hand consists Of inferior quality
Z. which is almost unsaleable. We max
y no change in our figures, and quot
u Sides 81 a 4c.; Shoulders &c., and Uncan
8 canvasssd Hams a. Sic; Canvassed d.
i and Extra cured 9 Sc. per ID.
! BuTTER. Prime quality Western con
!. /. mands from 10 10 IL, for relading: no d
y mand for inferior.
!. GRAIN--Corn in sacks, shelled 81
S2c. per bush. Oats 80 Bic. per bust
in sacks. ~ va