The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-06

So Sa, and still later in the evening 500 bbs more OF the
brands 50, which latter figure holders firm in
asking this morning. There buyers in the market a.
50 s7h note sales yesterday and this morning of
$500 bbs City Mills 10, less than which viii not be
taken. Sales of corn meal AT IS.
The receipts ogain principally by wagons and rail
road Prices not quite so firm for wheat and good TO
prime leds may be quoted 40 10 l2S cents Corn has
slightly declined sales this morning white 80 TO s.
cents and yellow 50 80 Oats 81 a 80 rye
70 rs Coverseed - 25 81 rs per bushels flax
seed 81 %.
Whskey in hogsheads, has been selling q per
gallon, and in barrels - cents the latter generally held
at 80 cents. Supply very small; demand fair
Al New York. yesterday, the market rather ucvc for
-four and the sales reached 1000 barrels western, 80 rs
oswego inferior ORDER 80 s7i for Genesee, $6 81
for little better than The sales mainly
export OF Georgetown fancy, 1000 barrels sold at SO IS
Common southern offered ~ 50. Sales 300 barrels
New Orleans at So So eana
| Wheat wanted 81 60 for prime Genesee. Abou,
$1,000 bushels of corn sold 80 100 cents, according
TO the time of delivery
The telegraph, to-day, reports the -four market without
changer holders being firm yesterdays prices Sales OF
5000 barrels Genesee brands made Sc 87A most
y held at 81 for prime shipping brands, Southern -four
was considered worth So 30 SO rs; very small sales
Wheat is still IN good request with sales OF prime Gem
at ~ 60 per bushe The price Of has slightly
declined Sales of $4,000 bushels made prices
varying from s5 to 50 Whiskey in barrels selling
at 80 cents per gallon
There has been nothing heard vet of the steamer Sarah
Sands She is looked for with much anxiety.
AT Philadelphia the sales of -four for the week have
reached 600 barrels closing So standard
brands Corn meal is selling, be delivered 81 70 rye
flour is held at $4 so; wheat, white, is selling ~ As
VI so; red do 81 33; down little, and be
quoted higher than 10 SO cents; rye, 81 40
cents.
The telegraph, to-day reports that nothing has done
in -four Holders firm in asking 80 for Pennsylvania
brands, which figure the last sales made ON FRI
day Sales of 300 barrels meal 81 &c. There is
also nothing doing to-day in wheat prices nomnny
last quoed-l25 $50 for prime red Moderate sales
Of prime yellow making SO So cents; demand
not SO active.
HE COTTON MARKErAt New York, to-day, the sales of
cotton We're rather light, but there alteration in
prices On Thursday the sales summed up over $500
bales The telegraph to-day, announces that the cotton
market continues firm at yesterdays prices with moderate
sales
AT Philadelphia, there has been moderate demand for
cotton this week. but the high demanded have kept
buyers out Of the market and only hear of the sales of
about 500 bales, including Upland, New Orleans, and Mis-
sssppi at our quotations The receipts this week amount
to 300 bales Mddlng to good mid, 1Os liz mid. fair
to fair, ia 2 fully fair good fair la l23; good and
fine, IL l3t.
The telegraph reports to-day that there continues good
inquiry for cotton, with sales Of Upland l2 l per
lb for fair to prime.