The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-07-28
M A r K ETS.
Carefully prepared 10 Monday, July rs, 1855
NEW YORK MARKET.

FVGar and Kedf.--The demand for Western
Canal Hour is more active, but at lower rates
tor the low and medium grades; unsound -four
is plenty at $3.50 90 S4.25; the sales are 7, $50
bbis at S4.lO (9$ 4.40 for sup. Wisconsin, &c.
$4.25 (9 AS for superGRe Stale $3.50 "a SIS
for extra do; s4,50 tdn $40 for low grades
Western extra; $3.50 "a S. for old Ronnd
Hoop extra Ohio 1925 ca $3.50 for fresh
ground do; $3.50 "a 81 for trade brands do.
S6.l5 O. 1925 for extra Genesee; $3.50 ca
S1.75 for st. Louis brands
Southern -Four is lower, and the market is
unsettled; sales of 200 bbls at us (to 1910
for mixed to good superfne Baltimore, De. and
1913 O. $3.50 for the better grades,
Rye Hour and corn meal are dropping
Gga}R.-Wheat closes lower; sales of $500
bushels at $llO for old Genesee Sl.25 for
good old white do $l3O Ca, Sl.35 for white
Kentucky, and Sl.43 for choice white South.
ern. Rye is heavy and nominal, sales of 500
bushels good Ie..ey AT IS cts Oats are in fair
demand at 40 a. A cts. for Canadian, and 40
Ca 43 cts. for State. Corn is active and lower
sales Of 300 bushels at 80 "a, 80 cts for new
Western mixed 50 cts. fo- sanaii lots Of choice,
early in the day Sc cts. for ordinary Jersey
yellow, and iS cts,tor unsolnd Western mixed
Ls'Ocistons.--Pork unsettled and lower; the
demand is good particularly for prime, at the
abasement sales of 1850 bbls. at $1,000 "a
$l0.T5 for prime the inside price for very
small lot Sl4.50 for thin mess, and $3.50 for
new mess. Beef is dull and heavy Lao is
heavy sales of 100 bbls and ,tcq. at Zoe. q lie,
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Flour and Meal.-We have to notice further
decline in -four, the market still ruling very dull
The sales reported today COMPRISED 100 bbls
City Mills (on Saturday r. NJ at $3.50; $50
bbls. do, ana 100 bbls. new Howard street. on
private terms, but understood to be at $500 or
$5l2l per bbl at which we quote all descrip
tions Of new super at the close. There is moth
ing doing in extra; we quote oid ohio at SIS. %
"a $3.50: neY C. s5.5d (a $50 old Howard
st.eet at $3.50; new do, 1878 and new City
Mills at $3.50 u 1915 per Dbl. Corn meal is
quiet; We notice a sale on Saturday of 200
bbls. City Mills at $500 per Dbl Rye sour is
dull at $500 ca S4.s5 PES bbi, as before
quoted. We aGsics q further reduction in
prices Of family -four for local consumption,
and now quote at 81 per Dbl. for Baltimore and
Welchs, by the single dray load.
Grdtn.-The offerings of Wasa. this morning
amounted to sore 10000 bushels of white and
4,7QG bushels red, and prices of prime and
choice white advanced cents, and common
and medium grades declined cents per bushel; ;
white sold at $l.00 ca $l.lo fer common to
medium, sl.l0 G si.l5 for medium to fair,
$l.l3 @ 3l.2Q for fair TO goad, 1926 "a Sl30
for good to prime, aud $3.50 (o1 $l.38 per
bushe for prime to choice; red brought Sl.lO
"a Sl.23 per bushel for fair to prime the same
as Saturday. Of corn, $500 bushels offered.
and white sold at 81 ca SO p;s. measure, and
yellow at 81 and e. Gus. per bpshel measure
Of oats, e,eGS bushels offered. and fair to prime
new Maryland and Virginia sold at 30 "a 80
cts, old do. at 80 q "a cts, and do. Pennsyl
vania at SO CD sc cts. per~bashef. Ofrye, 500
bushels offered, and $50 bushels new MARYLAND
sold at 70 a. " cts. we quote cid Pennsyl-
vania at 80 (9 81 c;s. sey lashel
Prosisiis,Ss,-There is very little Going TO-DAY.
Pork.-We notice q sol. o. 90 bbls. Western
prime. $40 o. :" per bbl.; we quote do. mess at
el5.75 a. $500, and do. rump $3.50 Ca
Sl2.0Oper Dbl. Bulk Meat:-Nothing doing
there being no stock. Dacon.-Small sales BY
the jobbers at a O. 90 cts. per ID. for shoulders
and sides, and 10 @ l0l cts. per ID. for plain
hams. Lard.-We quote prime in bbls. and
tres. at / u cts. butchers ia cts., aud refined
l3} C9 IA cts. per Id.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
Flour in fair demand at $3.50 q $500.
Provisions are unchanged.