Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-01-09
FROM BALTIMORE and THE NORTH,
BALTIMORE, JANUARY s-5 P. M.

We have clear but very cold day It is freezing rapidly
The from Cumberland, due yesterday evening, did
arrive until o'clock last night, having been detained by
burden running off the track Hancock. No damage
done. The Washington train last night did not arrive until
halfpast oclockdeaned by the ice. The mail, however,
connected with that going East.
There il frmness in the -four market. Holders
day asking S4.75 for Howard BRANDS small sales
at 81. 6sa. City Mills held S475 to S4sl Corn meal
So go rye flour $3.50 The inspections Of flour for the
week are IL bbs and 70 half do besides 400 bbs of
rye and 27 hhds and 1894 bbls meal The receipts
are falling off
Not much doing in grain. quote good prime red wheat
95 cents, and white do 100 to 07 white and
yellow firm 90 cents oats, SO rye, 81 coyerseed,
81 so timothy do. ST. and axseed 81 IS per bushe
Whskey duh at 2OA ga Beef cattle SO per 100
lbs average gross. Hogs 50 to $685. Provisions frmer.
New Orleans sugar S75 Ss moasses do 80 cents per
gallon
Sales at the Stock Board to-day were
$500 Maryland 6's. ............-........7S5
$500 Baltimore 6's 1900. 9os
27O Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Dv'd Bonds. . 9Ot
shares Bait and Ohio Railroad .,........3
rs do do do do .............37
The money market comparatively easy first class paper
is less abundant than has been for weeks past and
the difficulty Of eectng negotiations Of good to fair paper
very pecepby decreased The banks discounting
acceptable paper short dates very liberal extent
Coupons in active demand n rs, in quantity.
The tobacco market remains dull The aggregate sales of
the week not more than 800 hhds Most of the stock on
hand Is OF old and for this inquiry The prices
follows, viz Maryland 81 so ST. for inferior common
So S4 for good common 81 Sc for good s6 Sl2 for
fine and better qualities; Ohio mdding $3.50 to
S250 good 81 to Sc; fine reds SIS 50 fine yellow SIS
to $40; extra kinds $40 to Sl2 The inspections "a
hhds. including 80 Maryland and "a Ohio
Timothy hay is selling at 81 to Sl2 per ton.
The Telegraph is again in complete order to the North,
and reports thus up to the present time
FROM NEW YORK.
The flour market remains unchanged, with sellers
han buyers small sales of Genesee have taken place
So some holders ask Small transactions in South
ern brands So 25-hoIders generally unwilling take
this price; the range may be given at s5.25 to S54s.
Corn meal S3.65 to SO. s73 no change in rye flour.
The grain market is without much activity. Sales this
morning of bushels prime Genesee wheat Is cents
per bushel Sales of 900 bushels yellow 70
Oats, AZ to Al , rye, 81.
The cotton market is firm and prices rather tending up
ward
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Nothing doing in flour. Holders asking S475 for
Pennsy wanna brands without finding purchasers.
Sales Of prime white so cents per bushel Sales
1000 bushels prime yellow do. 81 per bushe;
oats, 80 rye, 10; whiskey 225 to % in bhs
Sales of New Orleans sugar at "a to n cents per b.
New Orleans moasses held 324 331 per gallon.
Small sales
despatch from Pitsburg the Philadelphia papers, dat
ed last night that mail received beyond Gin
cinna. No further accounts of the great food The
kets unchanged-weaher unpleasant.
despatch the papers from Harrisburg states that
all the Wing officers Of the Legislature selected in
have been duly elected