The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-16
Gle 1ttnrkets.
THE Elkton prices yesterday were:

w. Inc flkton prices yesterday were:
Wheat 81 90: Corn 50 OATS As Flour $50 ;;
Potatoes sl.OO; Butter - cts; Eggs l2a cts;
Chickens, ir IA 3lcts to ib cts II pair.
| B,LrIMoEE MARKET, Sept 1i.-Flonr. The
market is uns,ttled-Iioward street Flour at
, :sS -; City Mills 81 80.
Wheat declined. About 1000 bushels
of;-red--salrs Of white, good to prime. 10
i s. -: family -four 81 81; lei, good to
prime. | ii 81 90.
Corn duIl--l0 900 bushels ohcrcd--sIlrs of
white 10 Il SIC; yellow 80 a'3c.
Outs :; 900 bushels nicrcd--salcs Mary
Land and Virginia Is 50c.
Eyc--3O0 bushels oiirrcl--no sales.
Srrtls-Glover Sc II: Timothy 3 so y
50 ~, Flaxsecd s. 81 per Lushcl. Demand
moderate.
Prnvisnnt-Salcs OF Mess Pork at Sl3 -.
Sales 900 canvass hams at 12llc; and loo, 900
lbs of bulk shoulders at &c
PHILADELPHIA, Sept ll.-Flour 50 % 10
90 new rcd wi,at s 80 prime white 100:
corn 90 cts outs - 10 33.
CATTLE VI ,KK' T, Sept 11th.--The off r.
ingS Of Beef Cattle amounted last week 10
about 500 head most Of which were .u.lit
FIR This market at 81 80 per leo lbs. f'r o.
binary and prime Quality. Cows ranged
f'om So TO 40 each. according to quality.
IIogs-About COO in market. They were
sold at from Sc to 6 80. Shccp--t;ood sup
ply. Prices ranged from s. IS to $50 each,
as in quality. The demand for the New
York market was quite limited.
0JTThe Delaware Journal of yesterday in
giving the Wilmington Prices Current makes
the following rcmarks:--
Since our las our markets have undergone
some changes. The from abroad spt AXIS
| nf,
throughout Europe and England The Com
| mental and English markets have decided
tendency downward, During the drouh
through which we have passed. the tenor of
;lc forci n news could moi affect our markets
as the home consumption was as much as the
millcrs could supply. But the rise in the riv-
crs and other streams, with the promise If
more rain, will greatly augment the quanti-
ty of -four sent to market. and we think it
will before many weeks fall to Il point at
which il can he shipped, as we certainly have
a surplus The prices now ruling in England
are s. $50 per Dbl for Philadelphia ami
! Baltimore brands. The New York markets
d,clincd soc. ner Dbl. yesterday.
/ Wcquote Wagons, prices to day at Bran.
DIVINE and in Front Street Wheat, rcd
! Sl.75. white lSD. Corn 9ncts. Oats A.
to 5ucts. Flour 5000 from wagons and ut
the mills. but if any quantity was offered. it
would have to fall Rye 9OctS. FhxSrel
s 6octs. ClovcrSccd $500. Timothy seed
$.2.15 3 so. Guano. The Peruvian Cow
crnmsnts having lowered the price of this fer
tilizcr five dollars per ton, our dealers arc now
selling from store at $50 per ton Of 2oO0 lbs.
TIE FoREtGN MARKETs.-Tlc Niagara
brings the following report of the English
grain Market:
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET, Sept l.
Brown, Shiplcy x Co., report Brcads:uils aT
considerably lower. with dull and declining
market. They quote the decline ut is on
+ lour. and Is to l. I'd. ON wheat. Corn is \
trihc lower. Western Canal Flour Us; Phil
adtlphia and Baltimore, 2Ss; Ohio 29s a Sos;
Canadian 21s 4 2Ss: and Sour. - 21s; white
Wheat SIS ID; red, IS Cd; Indian Corn, both
white and yellow, BIS.
From another house comes the following
paragraph:-
BrcadsulIs-Und the influence of eX-
cecdingly favorable weather., our brcadstuF
markets have continued very dull. and Wheat
and Flour has largely declined during the
week. The few sales Of Flour made yrstrr-
day were from IS sd to IS Oh, under the cur
rent rates AT the sailing Of the Africa "u the
18th ult. We quote Philadelphia and Balti-
more brands at 2Ss Il 20S. and Western Canal
ut 27s 2Ss, the prices being rather ire ular
Wheat has also declined hcaviy-say from
Is to Is 81 per 20 lbs. There has been some
speculative inquiry for Indian Corn. and yell
low and white are firm at 3ls per ui:,,rtcr of
$50 lbs.