The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-08
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not only Of our own trade and commerce. lat one e
HE leading staple Prodass ofIhs saia The depression
Of thess articles may bs attributed 70 TIE eolEln1sd d
cline In cotton In all foreign m<fsss which 10 tns cad
Ing srele Of eommercsin country. ara % the prize
and demand Tor that advances rscsc-s. 90 ths ns
ket for nearly all other articles sffssisd-
The New Orleans nsrks, has l,ssn very mteh tspsss
ed and the stale Of the money nsrkss TIERS unas.y
restricted which has operated deter ne us heavy
transactions and spscuIaloas In prOducis h
heretofore prevailed extensively. and given Elmuss
10 our market Al the last dates however. ne NsS
Orleans market bad Improved. and n0tes q
bonding better feeling here In several leading lFtiel
n. p,.x,.,oa m..s., .h.a "a. h.,-,,,r.,, -,
ann. Ann l. a --.n, . Inn. mo,. .al,asa. tn.
-. M, -, ~, a N.
,,,,. ..on,. a ,u, a ooo ~ IN. 80.
NJ, ~, ,na =, h.,. ,o ao,h. ,h., a. .uv,e.r
IN 1880 Ioooo
rh.c,.,, n.,k., a. ,o,.,,hsx x.ll u,u,.d ard M
,,,,,,ln.n and A.. a, INN, h,~h., r,,..th.a
-, oh,,,.a an M. m.rt., b.r-,ofors
ns oh.,r IRA. N INA. min, has han v,rv m.t.ri
IN. $1,000 .na -. h.x. h-.n wall ,..iut.in.l
,broa.hout m. wear The au.,y Of IL. new crop jas
b.,,n.inx 10 com. I'M. 4. vary one Ths erop OF The
s,.t. the p.<t season. wa. rather short one bui the
au.ntirv .d here has ben heavy much heavier than
soms tim. mast q. the Inducements offered IN this mar
ket 10 planters are much en- HANGED and the f,ses 0r
ssor.se in.Deetiou &e are also much better.
Tia Gsossry market q well supplied. AMI ths s.lss
are not only very heavy, buI unusually low rates
The weather for the past few days has been nns ana
clear, and the roads improving in Ihsir eOadtiOa
from the ese ofthe heal Of the sun which hs dried up
large portion Of the mad thai has made our roads and
tbOrOughfrs5 almost impossible The river suh very
hgh with plenty Of water On the fails for all NE parpO
- Of navigation The shipments o. produes % ne
south quite heavy. and notice that ths ras 81
freight are slightly enhanced
BAGGING AND ROPE--rhsse articles a. present may
regarded about nominal. there being no demand
Ne sales Of B<sgins We hear Of few small sA's' Of
Rope at 70s7ts The stock on hand on the la 0fJan
uaTy, Of each Of these articles WAS lso0 pieces and
sz75 coils Tia receipts saHes the n'' were 90 pieces
and SO coils The Shipments In the sane time were
800 pcs and 20 coils
COTTON AID COTTON TARSS-Ths market fof
Cotton continues Inactive Ihe only ssie maze %
Of rs bales damaged al &C. Our quotations. Tor OF
binary 10 fair are So8e The sock Of Co''oa br 'hs
market Is very fair Receipts - bales The uaiforn
rate Of sales for Cotton Yarns to the eOun'y ana
sc per for the different numbsru sales % the eng
trade. and In large lots, are a. per cent Oh
FLOUR AxD GRAIN.-Ths Flour msrkst has r.
eeived slight cheek but owing 10 the light supply pr
ces have declined, but very ue- The sales have been
fair from aores lots. IS so6S IS retail sses Al
IS so We hear Of sales Of about 500 bbls Rye Flow
We quote s % IS Buekwheat Flour Is ~ cts
yvh.. and r.fb.r duIl q. the mills Al 500 per
"nes -. -, -.
BEANs.-saIe. Of several lots b. tbs barrel from
store, a A. sale. from ths eOuatry a. sc per
bushel-
BROOMs-Be.I shaker are worth 81 and eomnOa
o. 10 to 50 per DOZEN
BAkLEf-ls bought Al 30 per push
BEEswAX-we quote Al sOc from the eogIuy.
aRFR-sx 49,,
-
CHEEsE-sales from stores In lots Al 8e' fs'sl '.ss
~; lnie''o' 'osoaeIe. ~ o.s ,..,,,- ..,.
ed. PO@eroy leslle
CAND 'psi@ 80 : = -, -
auant'y' Mooa O~n"s' SsOe' S N.1'' "'-
| coTroN BATTING Thar. |. no .h.ns.. and Va
/
aooae a. oeo'e' ~
4 CoRDAGE--Priees stationary, sAd sales MADE s'efy
gay a. Ile o' '.' aoa one Oo'uAss-
CATrLE--s.s o. Ssese" ron y . =" p,
81 =, 60 ro,-..nd 80, &C. a
| - - -. a. ,,--.-. n, a -
/ or brand, a5c, A c Ticks lie. MeIhan do l64T7e
o,h., hx,nA. m - b,o.n DriHiars sR9-. Bsaehsd
| - - = +. :, -. ,....,, a. a.
GOodso 70 loe 70 oiae rise' rai ANe'' "t9iie-' u"
Nerrimaek. lIfsE2e; Fancy do To l5e; Red Flames
M a ~ Ian. Al To A. Pi.ii Lin.eys "a 10 *
/ - =, j.. =, -.
FkCiIS-Me quote OfeS IeAenss a. 80 = = = ~ ~
Apples Al si9oSt<So pef boL Eee.Sa I7senes -.
Bs3 per hnshel; n kalsns sz4oSe SO P.I ~ :.
lsgs Grapes $50 PER Eeg, SorINnt. &c, -
Almonds l6es FIGS loe per ID Oranges s@0S s5 pe w
and Lemons ss,SOCss4 per box SAFES Of new DRIED
Apples Al 10 &c pr o1sneE D,lea = 49,
been quite heavy We quote sale o. $50 Bags IN on
lot-1srms not lrsnspired also. saies o. 49,. ~
fair to good a. Tfs7tc; retail brisk ST Sc laws
Coffee b held a. IlSl4e: 81 Domingo and Hsysni
al 1Ssie- New Orleans sugar eoniin1es Al 10 ne
cOl los offered AZ e. Havana s1sar m tore, We aoee
al 81 35fc Loaf Sugar 10 hbs al % &c TOT tbe aaes,
emf quzhiss Plantation Moses selling m lots a. u
923te retail s.e- a4e per gal suz@L No as :.
Sc kiee ~ me neres We qio'e !" Sss"te' IN Ass -
cents s....of e-,,v
Bses II 22023c. Grain Sacks. manufactures OF hemp
sIo1b' TsoaOx
HAY-S.ss Ofbaled Timothy from the river Al ti3-St
astI m ,,rton Retail ale. rom siOres a. poc oer l0C
- 49,, Sraa The eoantrv A ne Der 100 Ihs
HoPs-We.lern are worth lie per ID. EAsern, bsled
.ro-th I2.e r-.r IN
Il HENP-'rhe receipts are light, with Lille demsne
- Lon. f-om the -ountry are boug IS 50, anc
| nina from ,,or. Al ssSo IS ewt.
| HO1,s-The price Of Hogs has declined. We beard o.
- "A ,x.rsl lots At A. 50 nstt Various Do
Eve,e anaer previous eontra<Gs o. IS Holder
s.nsr.uv ar nxInr 10 -.I Al the prevailing rate
r. - Ar HOS s,.axhtt-ed bers this ssssoa 10
I,IIs upwards Of so000.
! IRoN-Ne have no change 10 notice. We qaOt.