The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-07-21
NJ A R KETS.
Carefully prepared to Monday, July Is, 1854
NEW YORK MARKET.

FtYdr and Medi.-For good brands Western
Canal flour there is a better demand, and prices
are hrmer, while common grades are dull and
lower--sales OF 1900 bbls., at $4,75 Ia x5lO
for superfne State S5,25 "a $3.50 for extra
do; and choice DO, at 5000 a. $5.75; 1886
lN " for low grades Western extra; So. so 10
50 for shipping brands, round hoop extra
Ohio 500 G4 $7.2a foe trade brands do.
S3.4Q 90 $9.50 for st. Louis brands and $3.50
"a IS for extra Genesee.
Southern -four is in limited demand: prices
are irregular--sales of 1862 bbls, at SIS. 80 (i
$3.50 for superfine Baltimore, &C., and Sc. II,
ca 50 for the better grades Eye saour is Quiet
at "a (g 5000. Com meal steady at $3.50 (0
81 tos Jersey
Gsa'n.-Wheat in fair demand, but at lower
rates--sales of 1900 bushels, at $3.50 Ca SLIGO
for white Southern; $l.4O "a Sl.5Q for sod do.
and sl.5oo for G,omgWGG white Missouri Rye is
quiet at gsc. % 90c. Oats are rather lower
saies OF State AT 42c. (g 44c. Canadian at 44c.
(g 45c., and choice at acc.
Corn is rather lower-sales of - C0u I'm shells
at sec. for unsound p,ixeo o8c for old West
iqr Western yellow and 93c for Sea;hesu do.
Prorisions-Pork is ISws,-sales of 2,iOO
bbls., span Satarisg,l at $l2 for prime, $ls.s7
C .i459 for thin mess and si5,s7 for new
lGess.
Beef is dull and heavy-sales of 100 bbls. at
81 q, 1878 for prime, So (1 1915 for country
mess, So (g $l3 for repacked mess, and $l3, IA
(9 $l5 for extra Lard is steady Ct iOtc. Ia
lltc.-sales of 800 hb,,ss spd tierces.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Eyo'r and Meal-There ;s s,,,i but very lit
tie animation in EnWard street and Ohio -four,
the c.g,;Iy sa,es reported TO day being 100 bbls
Howard street SUPER at $5.f5 100 bhis. Ohio
cut extra at $5.273, 400 do. extra at So and
100 do. d. ~ private terms also, on Saturday
P. NJ, 800 bbls. new City Mills, for immed;s.;;e
delivery, at S625 per barrel We quote old
Ohio extra at $5.s7a H. s6.l24, Howard street
s6.?s {" Yo37l, and City Mills seay) "a
$3.50, and new City Mills sG.6a4 (1 1915 per
bbl.; new Qk;o extra is held at $6.75 per Dbl
Corn meal is dull at $4.25 ca $40 for City
Mills and Brandywine Rye flour 81 ca $425
per Dbl. for No. |, latter price for fresh ground
Mill feed-We notice a sale of 400 bushels at
26 cts. per bushel. Brown stuff, we quote at
II cts. per 1ushel.
Grdin.-Of wheat $4,000 bushels offered,
and white opened at Saturdays prices, but
closed cts. per hushel lower, viz: at $l.l5 ca
$l.25 for medium to fair new white, $l.3O a.
Sl'fV toi W gOou, anu Si.f0 tH = I'D
prime to choice red sold at 81 .25 (0l $l.37 per
bushe for fair to choice. OF corn, 5000 bush.
els offered this morning, and good to prime
white sold 81 ca "a cts. measure, and prime at
Sc cts. weight and yellow al 81 ca 81 cts. per
bushel measure-a decline in yellow Of oats,
$500 bushels offered, and sold at 80 (a "a cts
for good to prime Pennsylvania, and at % "a
81 cts. per hushel do. Maryland and Virginia
Of rye, 500 bushels offered, and 400 bushels
new Maryland sold at 20 ca II cts. we quote
old Pennsylvania at so ca 81 cts. per bushel
ProDisions.-There is fair degree of activi-
ty in bacon, at full prices. Pork-We notice
sale of 200 bbls. Western mess an private
terms; we quote at sle,;3a e $3.50, do.
Prime, Sla.5Q, and do. Rump, $3.50 per
barrel. Bulk Meat.-No sales; quotations an
changed. Bacon.-Sales Of 40 hhds. Western
sides on private terms 20 do at 81 cts. and
20 do. shoulders, at "A cts. per pound Also,
some GO hhds. shoulders and sides, at "A ca X
cts. and 81 per pound and some 400 pcs plain
hams, at 10 (0 l09 cts. per pound. Lard
We notice sale of 100 bbls. Western, at liz
cts; we quote butchers at iii Ca III cts, aud
refined, l3l (@ IA cts. per pound ~
CiNCINAAW MARKET.
J"fy la.--klour is dull at $4.75 (o $3.50.
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