Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-14
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PITTSBURGH, Jan. I, CT P. NJ.
Moderate sales OF flour at 81 933@s5. The receipts
are very light.
The supply of grain is small. Sales of prime red
wheat at lO0c. Rye 45847c. Sales of prime yellow
corn at SO, and 4lc.
Sales of whiskey at l8a@lsc.
PHILADELPHIA. jan. 7, 81 P. NJ.
Sales of -four at Sc 37a9S6 43s. Holders are anx-
ious tosell butbuyers do not appear.
The grain market is withou change.
The market Tor provisions is dull for all descrip-
tions.
Sales of prime white corn at 62c. Oats 42oa43c.
BALTIMORE, Jan. Z, Up. NJ.
Sales of Howard-st. flour at Sc. There are more
sellers in the market than buyers. Sales of city mills
at Sc.
There is less doing in corn, and the market has a
downward tendency. Sales OF prime white corn at
SOC. and prime yellow at 56@5Sc. Sales of prime
wheat at l36@139c, and prime red do at I329I35c.
The market is heavy for pork, and hear ofno sales
Lower offers would be accepted.
New YORK, Jan. 7, II P. M.
There is some demand for flour by shippers, but at
lower rates than quotations. Sales of Western at So
o69, and of Genesee at Sc 3lt
There is a good demand for wheat, produced by or
ders being in the market to buy for shipment. Sales
of prime red wheat at 130al3lc. Buyers are offer
ing for prime yellow corn 7l973c, but holders are ask
ing 759Tc p bushel.
The sales ofprovisions are only for the supply ofthe
regular trade demand. Lard, however, is very firm,
and held higher, sales at e954c.
Money is easier.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 7. SPn
The flour market is steady but not active
There is no change in the market for grain.
Sales of whisky at Tic, with a firm market.
Sales of lard at 5s@51c for bbls and kegs; the mar
ket is firm. The market for bacon is nominal.
Sales of beef cattle at S225@S4 Is3 100 lbs net.
NEW ORLEANS, January 4, 1s4s.
S~UGAR-There has been a fair demand and the
sales reach 800 hhds. at an advance of tc, say Fair
3s93sc.
MoLAssEs-Thearrivals Of the last forty-eight hours
amounting to some $500 bbls has found ready sale at
l7917t, nearly all at l7.c.
FLoUR-Although the accounts from Europe are
not favorable, we have to record the following sales,
$500 bbls. Ohio, at S. SO, and 200 bbls. St. Louis at
s. IS.
CoRy-There has been an active demand, but
whether it has been for account of a Western specu-
lator or for account of Government, we are unable to
say it has certainly not been for shipments to Europe.
The sales amount to some 1900 sacks at 62A965c.,
the former for White the latter for Yellow.
OATs-l600 bushels were sold at 42c. in bulk.
WHIsKEY-1O9 bbls Rectifed were sold at zoe, and
100 at 20i.
PoRK-Although last week closed with a down
ward tendency there was some demand, principally
for plantation orders, and we hear of the following
sales, 800 bbs Mess at 81 IS 23S at SO 374, and 100
at SO 80.
LARD-Sales 300 tierces at 6.c real tare 160 bbls
at 7c; 60 tierces at 81, and $50 kegs at 7@7.c. The
Lard put up by packers in the West who are not
ashamed TO put their names on their shipments, come
to market marked with the real tare.
BEEf-9ob bls B. Beef were sold at "a 37..
TALLow-l600 lbs Prime Cincinnati were sold at
7sc, and 30 bbls mutton tallcw at Tic. SIS