Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-02
State of the Market,

small lots at 81; extra country $7G$7 25.
Prime red Wheat 81 40; white 81 40, ex-
elusive Of sacks. Corn $4,000; l115
sacks, prime yellow corn sold at 80 to a
shipper, and several small lots white at Coo.
Oats 40@4lc; small lots 10 stables and feed
steers at 4l4@42c. Sale of 1000 bushels
Barley, to arrive, at 81 G25. Rye 7O0
Toe. But little done in Provisions; small
lots Mess Pork at $l2@$l2 25. Butch
er's Lard 7S@Sc. Clear Sides lac, and
in demand, some holders asking Sc and
over. Whisky 334@34c. Hay 85o for
prime. But little done in Hemp, Lead or
Tobacco Sales of the latter from 81 80 TO
$40 per 100 lbs. Groceries generally dull.
- Evening News, 28th.
BAcoN.-The st. Louis Inteligencer of
Monday, the Both, says bacon is becoming
quite scarce, and the price for most des-
eriptions advancing. On Friday we no.
ticed sale of fifteen tierces sugar cured
hams at l2ic, which we were informed by
dealer, was then the largeat lot in the
city. Shoulders are net TO be had at 7aGG
&c., iii fact at any price, for the market is
bare Sides sell at 72c, bnt they, too, are
only in limited supply, and on Saturday hol-
ders were disposed to advance the price in
consequence Of the enhanced rate ut New
Orleans. The time, however, for specu
iation is short, and in two or three weeks
more the new viii be in the market.
LIVE SrocK.-The same paper says at
close Of past week, about 800 cattle in the
pens and neighborhood; prime and choice
beeves in demand at Sc to Sc 80 net but
other descriptions moderate sales. Sheep
ready sale, prices ranging according to size
and condition from 81 80 TO So. Hogs in
fair demand; shipping qualities sell from
SO to 81, and the best butchers at 81 rs
to 50 %. Mich cows in demand, No. l
$i35 TO $40.
NV York HEMP Market, Oct. 90
In Manila there has been movement, the
sales reaching $3.50 bales at II cents-say
1850 here, and 1000 to arrive from Bos
tom American is very quiet; 100 bales
dressed sold in lots at $235@$237 so, six
months. At Boston, 5000 bales Manila
sold at IA cents, 6 months. part before
arrival.
New ORLEANS, Oct 27.-Flour 81 10.
Corn 70. Mess Pork dull at $l4 so. Ba.
can sides S3c. Lard, in casks, Toe; kegs
lie. New Molesses 22c-a decline.
Nrw YoRK, Oct 29.-Flour declined
l24@l8S cents. Sales $3.50 barrels good
Ohio at SO 68@$9. Pork, $50 barrels
mess $l2 60.
Hoes AT CIHcIYYATI.-The Commercial
Of the Goth has the following:
SIN hogs there is nothing OF consequence
doing. There are several lots near the city,
both in this State and Kentucky, but dro-
vers and packers seem to have no ideas in
common, in regard to prices. We know of
no packers who are willing TO pay over 81,
and even this is considered an unsafe rate.
We have not for several years noticed SO
little desire manifested to enter into pork
business, or such an entire absence in regard
10 it, as exists at the present moment
The Louisville Journal of the Oath ut.,
says:
1.-The packing season is rapidly approach.
ing, and our country readers wish doubtless
TO know something about hogs. There is
nothing dong, however. Packers, under
present circumstances, with Eight money
market and large stocks, and great depress-
ION OF prices of last years product, are 10th
10 enter TIE market at rates now demanded.
The crop, it is generally now admitted. will
show not so large a deficiency as supposed
some time ago. Some are offering S4 net
but this is we think a little too low. We
are confident, however, that no sales could
at present be effected at over 81 50 net"