The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09
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The regular quotation for Wheat is 75c. Flour
retails at $4.750$5. Corn 26a28 cents shelled;
23024 in ear. Oats II cts. Barley40O4 5cts; Flax
seed G207Oc; Beans 50O62c; Lard GAG! cents;
Bacon. Hog round, 81 cents.-Ga=ette.
BUFFALO, n. Y. July l,
Holders of prime qualities Wheat have advan-
eed their views and are firm to-day at $3.50 In
Flour we notice the sales ofmixed Ohio and Mich
igan ut S., 75-Commcreiai Advertiser.
CLEVELAND, July ..
Sales of Wheat at 1180125 cents; Corn 81 cts.
Fine Flour at S. per barrel.
PlTrsBuRH. July 5.
Flour-There were some retail sales from store,
OH Saturday, at $5.l20$5,25 per barrel.
Oats-sales from first hands at 27023 cts; from
store at 3O03l cents. -Commercial Journal.
EVANSVILLE, July 6.
We quote Wheat at 80 cents, Flour, at retail,
$50$5,6O Corn. say 80 cents. Oats, l8020cts.
Wool, 1890 cents-Conrier.
For the Baltimore Patriot-By Telegraph
New York, Saturday, July 3-5 p. M.
The Flour market is quiet. Small sales ofGen-
esee at $70$7 1871; Howard street brands 81 ,25.
and Georgetown 1925 a 81, 43-supply small
Ohio and Michigan $6,871 a 5000 to 81. Corn
Meal $4,37d to $3.50.
Not much done in Wheat. Sales of Ohio White
at l50Ol5l cents; considerable sales OF Yellow
Corn at 95 cents per buslel; Oats f049 cents, aud
dull; sales OF Rye at 100 cents.
The Cotton market is quiet-dealers awaiting
the steamers news-no change in prices.
Provisions are less enquired for and Groceries
without much demand. Whiskey 27@29 cents.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday. July 3-5 p. NJ.
The flour market is unsettled; there are sellers
but no buyers at $3.50 for Western and $6,629 fol
Pennsylvania brands-dcalers holding Oft for the
news.
Grain unchanged in price, but little doing
Prime Red Wheat will not bring over Isolde
cents. Corn nominal at 91095 cents for White
and Yellow; Oats 48050cents; Rye 88090 cents
Whiskey 28029 cents. Cotton quict-no sales OIL
change in price. Provisions and Groceries with
out much inquiry.
BosToS, Thursday July |.
There was a little activity in the Flour market
but no change in prices-sales OF ONO, Michigan
and Genesee, common brands, at $7,l2, 81, 25 anC
1874; the sales, however, were not large. The
Corn market was depressed, and prices lower
sales of Northern round at 100 to 1903 cents; there
were considerable sales at auction. Northern oat
sold at 52053 cents per bushel, cash.
New ORLEANS, June 25-P. NJ.
Ho COttOu muTheI u qulOt huu uNu 'H"N' S"N
at previous prices. Flour and Grain steady a
last quoted; dealers are holding of for further for
oig. news. Sugar and Molasses quiet
No marked change in Provisions. Whiske!
o3024 cents per gallon.
BALTIMORE, Saturday July 3-P. M.
The market generally speaking, is dull Deal
ers are holding ofFin hourly expectation of foreigl
news. There were buyers this morning of How
ard street Flour at Sc ,3l-holders mostly contend
ing for $6,37. Corn Meal held at $4,25, but
could be bought for less.
The supply of grain is small. Maryland Rel
Wheat, good to prime, is selling at ll50125 cents
Pennsylvania prime Red l95012s cents; yellow
Corn 82O84 cents, and white, do. 84O85 cents
and dull; Oats 54a57 cents; Rye IS cents.
whiskey is dull at 2903O cents per gallon
Provisions quiet and prices dropping. Groce
ries quiet. Beef Cattle 1854 per 100 pound
gross; Hogs 81 ,25@$6,l23, 49,.
There Is a fair demand for Tobacco and price
frm-Patriot.