The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-03


NEW SoRK MARKET.
quiet but steady, ordinary 2.lf esntss good 90.
ss1 sS Ss %a o as soss % aS a
changed. Flour dull and nominal. wheat
S& sis S9 GsmsSS si ssSsiOs arn ss
mand fair; 6Sp6s cents. Ryequiet and steady
E.osgi.i7' Pork dull and ioweri $50. Gold
BAurixoan uAnHRr.
BALTIMORE. November 2.-Breadsis6 s.-The
market for Flour was dull, this morning,
though prices are steadily maintained. There
sOis S we're ieq tsTsu for eeen:u@ amp sales
Western Extra at u, 800 Howard Street do, at
te.ia1<0erIf, and 100 do. Family atS'so per
Wheai-wss 10 better supply to-day than for
some time past, the receipts reaching 81 900
offered were disposed OF at about the figures
bushels strictly prime TO choice red al u 100
f 20 sS az aJ s0G ss e p sooS AZ 49,
bushels white a. ti.toai.to.
Corn.-Market still inactive and prices about
as on yesterday. sales 1000 to 5000 bushels
at 81 oi6i os for old white; so9ss ccnts for new
dol 9;9si for old yellow, and 5000 cents for
Rw.~No receipts or sales to-day.
0dts.-Receipts to-day l2,0o0 bushels, and
sale. 5000 to 5000 bushels ., s78Ss cents.
Market steady.
Arm lS tone, and we quote ssbefore, VIM Rio
@l2 cts. gold for prime esrsoes, and duty
H. S s5S a. to f S4m. fair at. iS $50 Yss
choice, Laguayra at l6lfGfl7IS cts. and Java In
mats and bags at 22972If cts, gold, duty paid:
up to this writing we hear Of no sales. There
are buyers, but At prices below the views OF
sellers. Shippers are generally out Of the
market In consequence OF the dlmeulty
spinnep is light. We quote nominslly
as follows, Wis Upland at 2+g2II4 cts; for
good ordinary, 2s92sh ets; for low middlins,
Moidssss.-fhe market 10 very dull and prices
are nominal as follows. viz; or Cuba clayed
&3a4T cts; do. Muscovado ss83t cts.j English
Island 6oa7o cts, and Porto Rico SSSoS cts.
MA Fsei-Is 10 moderate demand for local
consumption, and prices are as follows, viz:
81 cts, and heavy do. e08Sb cts. per bushei.
ProVisions.-The market continues to droop,
In view of the near approach Of the new psck.
sales Of prime Old bacon being made at is,
cents for shoulders, and lsN cents for rib
Sides. Now Bacon Sides are freely offering
sides at iO3I cents, and lay cts. 10 the best bid
for bulk Shoulders, holders asking 10 cents for
them. Lard we quote as before at ls9isH
cents, anu hctb IOfk 81 toksoVtboo per oOlE
Rice-New crop Carolina we quote at 754@
81 cts. for invoices from the wharf, and $40
81 cts. for jobbing lots, the latter for choice.
The receipts are fair and de mand moderate.
SdH.-Llverpool 10 In quite light supply, but
there are several dargoes expected to arrive
daily. Prices are firm at our previous quota.
lions, via: q IS "a for Ground Alum, and t2.I0
az 90 per sack for Fine. Turks Island 10 dull
and nominal at so cts. per bushel.
Sugdrs-The market is dull decidedly, the
only sale we have to report since our last
being one Of 20 hhds. Cubs at Il cents. Prices
are, however, unchanged, and we quote as
before, viz. For fair to good rehuing lllSG
ll11 cts; grocery Cuba l26pl3 ets., Cuba Den.
triiugals io,Sfpi3A cts.j do. Porto Rico l20
1917 cts, and Demefars vacuum pan 1905 cts.
Rsfnsd Sugdrs-Are quoted to-day as follows,
viz: For Hard Crushed l6A cts; Soft do. l51A
cts. for A white, 1874 cts for Circle Al 49, cts.
for u; Is cts. for Extra q, and ltA cts. for U
Yellow.
SWups.-we quote as follows, viz: Calvert
at IS cts; Baltimore Golden at 60slo2 cts. /;
Maryland do. 65dGT cts; Monumental 00fp62
cts; Chesapeake $3.50 cts; Canton Golden
bo952 cts, and Merchants 3793o cts. per
gallon.
Seeds.--Grass seeds are dull. No sales were
reported this morning, but we quote Clover At
tG7 rs, and Timothy at - 25G3.5o per bushel
for good to prime Flax sells to crushers at
" .t0f92 IS per bushel.
Whisky-Is lower and market 10 dull. We
quote to-day Western on the spot at ti.ls9i.i9
per gallon.