Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From the American of March 81

CATTLE.-The supply Of Beef Cattle osersa J..
ring The week was fully equal to the demand ~,
the range Of prices about the same as las, ,.s' ~
viz: Sc for Inferior, 10 g. rs for prime. A'
BAcoN.-Sales of new Baltimore cured Rs.-
assorted, have been made to some ex,en, at ~ o.
cts. Hans are held at cts. New Western a.
sorted il held al 81 to cts. Strictly mir III
Western do. is held at II to cts; Hams A. a,oa
ctsi Nliddlngs at to cts.; and we note all e
prime old Shoulders at 65 cts
LARD No Western Lard is firm at Q c,s
FISH We note small sales Of Mackerel q, sIa
for No /; sll.5o for No .; and 81 for No. 3.
FLOUR oacard Street Flour--Tbe sales for
export have been to some extent at 81 rs and s4.
6l4-the bulk OF the transactions being at the Ja,
ter rate. fayoriie brands have occasionally brousb,
S4,875 The business of The week would hsy.
been larger, bu, that difference of 64 cents in The
price prevented buyers and sellers from coming -
terms While buyers were Offering SAYS. and
would not advance, sellers demanded S48l4 ana
would not yield, except in few occasional instan.
ces. The Car price continues at 81 6ed ard far
lots by Wagons rs is paid City Mills -Four.
We know OF no transactions this week Sux.
qaehonna Four.-Sales during the week ats ell.
WHEAT The supplies have been limited thro,-
out the week. The sales of fair to strictly prira
Maryland reds have rarged from 95 cts. 10 81 o..
Sales of two parcels OF strictly prime reds were
made to-day at s ,03--one for shipment and tbe
other for grinding-and we continue TO Quote Or
cts and 81 as the range Of the descriptions men.
| toned. Prime white family -four wheat ia worth
81 ~ and $l,l5.
| CoRs-Until the middle Of the week, sales Of
white were generally made a, as and 43 cts, Gu,
yesterday AZ and 40 cts, and we quote white &C.
| cordingly Yellow Corn has been without yara.
ton in prces--the sales being at 48 and so CTS.
RYE-We quote Md. F. Shore at AZ and 4s cts.
OArs.-until Wednesday, Maryland Oats were
| at 20 and % cts, bnt they brisk at % cp
CLeVERsEED-Has become scarce. We con.
tinue to quote at 50 and $40 per bushel, as tie
wholesale prce.
HtDEs.-Recent transactions have reduced the
stock in frat hands considerably. The only sale
We hear of this week is a lot of sos sailed Chilli
Hides at | u cts, months.
FEATHErs -Continue dull We quote prime
| Western al 48 to so cents. according to quality
NooL.-We note a sale of lot Of mixed WOOL
from half to fall blood Merino, at as cts. months
PLAsTER.-Prces have advanced We note a
sale yesterday at s., which IS the rate now deman.
ded.
! WnIsKEr.-The price Of hhds. has been uniform
throughout the week, al % cts. The sales ofbbls
have ranged from 90 and "a cents, as in quality
considerable sales at the latter rate Early in tho
week, The Wagon price of bbs. 10 cts, but to-
wards the middle of the week it nuctna,ed between
9 and 90 cents, and to-day has settled down at 20
cents, exclusive OF the Dbl.
| Baltimore, March 80.
| FLouR.-The transactions in Howard St. Flour
were light on Saturday and to-day, snd the Store
and receipt prices are without change. We quote
the Store at 81 81, and the receipt price at
S4,62 to $4,75. We hear of no sales of City Mill,
Flour. Sales Of Susquehanna Flour on Saturday
at 81 814.
GaArS.-No,hing doing in Wheats Sales Of
willie Corn to-day at AZ and 48 cts, and of yellow
at so ard 81 cts. We quote Maryland E. Shore
Rye at AZ and 43 cts Sales of Maryland Oats at
| % cts. We quote Cloverseed nj 50 and $40.