The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-10-14

COM NJ RCIAL.
REMARKs.-Since our last weekly report the market
has undergone some changes, but has not been very
tive in consequence Of the Continued restrictions
saion. Holders OF baggng and rope and OF sugar and
coffee have advanced their rates somewhat. The ad
the former articles is caused by the high pTce
of hemp. with demand at the South with ad
vaneed rates OF sales; while the advance In groceries
predic upon decrease ofsock with receipts and
general advance elsewhere with imPOssibty OF Tepa
cling supplies low rates those they have on
hand In New York. the present month, all qualities OF
susarhaye advanced cent per pound. The provision
and produce markstremans pretty much unchanged with
but light transactions occurring in either branch The
dry goods has been active during the week. and the
and private sales have been heavy and well stten
ded. The receipts, which been restricted, are now
rapidly increasing Since our last weekly review we
have had additional foreign aTrivalSthe Hermann
and Acadia The news, in commercial point Of view,
is pretty much OF the bearing the previous arm
VAL and has had important effect upon the markets.
The weather throughout the entire week has been
clear pleasant and warm for the season. The river has
been rsing for few days. and has risen upwards OF
foot here which will make upwards Of two Ieet addition
al on the bars below FTeights are little 10 ship
pers but still very much enhanced, being almost double
the rates obtained for several wears previous.
EXCHANGE AND MONEY.-we remark no ms;eTi-
al Change in either money market the rates OF
change. The demand is abou equal to the supply, ami
the money market is represented comparatively
easy with limited demand for money. The Banks
continue To check the Fast and North at per cent
premius The out door rates range from 10 per
cent premium. Bills tn. South taken by the
banks as follows 6Olay bills New Orleans interest
I r. I,,sr lfS. = IN r.
months per cent dis; over months Il per cent. We
quote the notes OF the Cincinnati hanks par. Ohio
State bank and branches, interior and independent Ohio
banks per cent discount. except the hank Of
whehs 81 per cent dis and the notes Of the Sandusky
and Norwak banks whiohthe brokers buying at pa
50 per cent dscoant-Inisna notes taa per cent DIS
Tennessee note; lla3 per cent discounts Louisiana
per cent disc ami Missouri par Virginia a1 per cent
dis; Pennsylvania 1a2 per dis; North and South
Carolina per cent disc; Georgia percent dis, Ala
hama per cent dis; Mobile per cent diS; Louisville
city scrip sac per cent discount.
| sToCKS.-At the stock Exchange IN New YORK on
the ith and 5 the following sales Of Western tronPred:
900 Ohio 6s, ee!; =. 500 Pennsylvania SIS "a ST. coo
Reading Bonds. Be, 5ii; sie0 Erie Bonds a6 25 shs
Ohio Trust IS; 81 900 Kentuckys's, ~; $1,000 Illinois
Fund Bonds. iOi; $1,000 Ohio 6s, go. ga; $4,000 do
ssi; 81 900 Inios Fund Bonds, b. iOi; 5000 do buw
II; $1,000 Kentucky 6's %: $4,000 Pennsylvania 5s
so, 73l.
| BAGGING 4 POPE-There has been an advance
in these staples during the week, and holders generally
are quite firm with evident tendency to further AL
vance The sales reported last Thursday 100 piece:
and 100 coils at iic and 6S100c rs pieces and IL
coils at io and 6o $50 coils at &c; 60 coils very inferior
al 6a6tc pieces and 10 coils at lie and6ic. DuTni
the two following days, hoers made sales al advance
rates. portion only of which reported. We emu
merae sales Of 81 pieces and $40 coils at lie and 6ic
10 pieces i4ie; 30 pieces at t5e; SO coils al o ais
sales Of 2eI pieces and 77s coils ia and 6ia7c
ders for credit; sale cash OF 10 pieces and 60 hal
pieces 1io and sales Of s. pieces and IS coils at Ia
"A ami 6ic 30 coils Rope at &C. The sales TepoTte,
Monday were 40 pieces bsggng al 1ssaiiC, Chiefly
lie; togther with 30 coils rope 6la6so terms equal
cash In addition hear Of sales o. % pieces and 3
coils at l5e and &C. time pieces and sc eOis in lot
at la Iiko and 6sa6so, time Sales Tuesday OF lS
coils Rope from wagons at 6ac; sales from stores OF
pieces and 30 coils at Is and &C; 90 pieces and 90 coils
pieces and ~ coils IS and &c; 30 pieces and 80 coil
ia and 6ia7c all on time. We hear of sales 70 ia
of 80 pieces Baggng 15e and f55 pieces and i55 col
in lots stIilal5c, and 6ia1o, also sale OF 76 piece
good at "a cents cash. The receipts this week, II
Guiding 20 amount made and hand at a rope fac
tory in the city, are 2,If7 pieces and 32sj COILS Tn
shipments this week ,52j pieces, and 1873 COIL
The stocks Of each on hand 7,720 pieces and :
5s7 coils The orleans market at the last dates
tfurther stimulated, and holders were demanding III
lsc for Bazging and sasc Rope The stock OF Bal
ging IN New Orleans estimated at L, 900 pieces.
- COAL & wooD-There receipts OF Pitts
burgh Coal and retail sales continue at i5alec per busl
hel. delivered. Sales OF good Wood from wagons
= prices ranging from 81 90 TO 80 per load.
s CORDAGE, &C.-We quote retail sales OF Manhi
CorIase from the mandatory at i$e sales Of oiled an
Jared Cordage, at 1Oc per ID. Sales Of Baiins Hem
Irvine at ita12se from stores; sackng Twine quot
at 25a2Oc.
d CANDLEs-we quote sperm pomnalat 37a3scts; sta
candies from the mandatory in lots at pic; from store
22c Considerable sales Of mould and presSe
candles at ssaiOc in lots; common mould Sc.
CooPERAGE-The demand is light Tor the dfere
articles We continue TO quoe -four bbs at 26sOc VIII
}, Ky barrels .5asOc; slack hhds sOaSi i2l EACH
q CORN MEAL-we quote at the mills at 81 2j per b
A retail sales 35si0e per bushel-
COTTON AND COTTON YARNS-we qnote the
articles in good demand with unusual light stocks
hand On Thursday last sot fg7 bales Of fair Alabar
Cotton sold &c, time sale Monday Of bales I'M
Ior at 4e; sales yesterday Of . bales OF fair Mississippi
SIC months. Also sales OF . bales of Inferior at 4afl
sale this morning Of IS bales Cotton at Iic.
No receipts. We quote fair sales OF batting at Sc
stocks Cotton Yarns reduced and the receipts
light We quote sale at 81, and 7ic for the difere
" numbers per dozen.
FEATHBRS-we quote from the country al 2oe.
Sales OF 5000 bs and 500 lbs store at 29le; al
" sales for shipment at 29s3oc.
Of FRUTrs-The receipts are limited, and the dema
ar continues very small. We quote dried apples al Sa6
per bushe; dried peaches 81 per bushel Bunch raiS
we quote at 81 sa2 Is per box. according to quai
Prmes are worth from 20 to z2c; Figs i2sais; Da
eai0c; s. s; Almonds i6 to 1sc; zante Curants Hal
FLOUR AND GRAIN-we hear Of no imPorta
IN and the market remains quiet al quotation
We notice that OF the mills in the vicinity
shipping their products New Orleans per siboats
IN quote sales 800 bbs, in two lots, al - 80 We
from stores hight lots. at % 80, retail sales al Sia4
The receipts this week amount to 1910 bbls. Wheat c.
a. tinues In fair demand at 65ae6c. We quote sale Of
bushels shelled Com at 35c; sales OF new Corn from
CONS at 25c; old Corn scarce. and sales brisk At
vi 30c; also sales from wagon Of e; retail sales at s3
sale Of bright Oats in sacks from store OF 2se; sales
i common Oats from the country at i5afsc.
FIsH.-we quote Mackerei at &c 25As 70 for No
retail sales At S7az 81 No. and quote al - Sia
according to package. Salmon may - qnosed q t1a
by the bsl, and S27aS2ssy the usres. r- e