American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-22

Br.drS lie bbls. rye flour, aud 40 hlds. and s93
tu's com meal.
Provisions. The transactions ia provisions are
.,ill confined to small parcels. We notice sale OF
Il uoIs Western Mess Pork at Sill 10. Holders, how
ever, are pretty firm at the following rates: Mess FORK
~ Sl4al2 -; No. at - jlalO; Baltimore packed
tlcSs Beet AZ 50 50al0 No. at - 5Oa9; and prime
Il Jna7 Bacon continues in good demand with tar
rates a, the following rates hams Sas4 cts for B0
more aud u for Western; other descriptions are UNI
'ufW sdrs 6c; shoulders 3tr; and assorted be- sales
G. No. Western L:ri in kegs al nc; Baltimore ren-
G't"d j. held al &c.
Grain. The receipts of wheat by water and way
tuS are st limited, aud prices have an upward ten
dcpcv. safes of good TO prime Md reds 1t eSa9o cts;
and in instance SIC was obtained Tor cargo from
~aifLrd county for shipment; ordinary To good Is
WORTH e5d93e. Butlittle Va wheat in market. Corn
In GOOD demand at an advanCe-sales Of white at
1lsl3,, and of yellow al iiai5c Sales OF oats at goa
&C.. We quote Md rye II, 6ja66c.
NIotasses. The prices have advanced ana mold
,Ts uuw ask SOC for New Orleans. Early in the week
100 ibis were sold at 29c, ana several sales to ar
r,yr. have been made at 27a2-c. The failure of the
STOCK IN Cuba has caused the advance.
Sugar. At auction, on "Wednesday, 326 hhds N.
Orleans sugar we've offered and IS sold balance With
LTdwE,) at 50 30a3 AT auction to-day, $50 hhds
". Orleans were offered, and III sold balance with
Gfawl) s. 31as6 90 We note also several private
sales al s. 75as6 D. and one al Sc 20. These prices
,Eow i still further advance. The market has been
ll-ually animated and the advance is attributed to
iur failure of the crop III Cuba
Coffee. The stock is light, and prices show an ad-
vance. About 300 bags Rio have been taken at pri-
raie sale At from 81 to 7cand about 800 bags Laguay
"a at 6ia1!c per 10.
Fish. MOL Herrings are scarce-smail sales al
g. 62s. Nothing doing in Shad. There a few No
! Mackercl in marke-small sales at Sl3.-Smal
sales No. . at $40 -, and No. 3 at Sc 75a7 so. Cod
tsn are dun at - 25a2 ~ per 100 lbs.
Seeds. The demand for Cleverseed Is dull sIn8i
sales or 81 75nS3 SIT. Timothy 81 S79aS2 90 viii
sGa SleS-very prime will bring s. %, flaNsecd il
scarce and worth 81 20al %.
Plaster. Sales oflump at S362iaS WeQuot,
ground AT 3 l.l2t per hbl.
Hops. Sales OF Eastern have hcca making at lie
TGey aye in fair demand at this price.
Tobacco. We note several sales Of Tobacco a
TIE quotations The receipts increasing. w
continue To quote follows: Md inferior and com
mon, ) .j0a 300; middng to good S2.O0a5.O0; GOO
SJ.jUl7. 90; and fine S725nl2.uU. Ohio, common t
ndd!uir S225a4.j0; good S5.00a 600; fine red AM
wiappey S6.50al0.00 fine yellow SS.50al20U; AM
extra wrappey, Sll 9Oal3.00. The inspections of th
week ale: 7@ hhds Md, 81 Ohio, Va. and As KY
Total So.
spirits. The sales OF whiskey have been uniform
4, 22!c for bhls and 2l4 for hhds Demand only mod
crate n. L. Rum is firnl-saeS of bbs at 80 cts Nc
Potatoes. Only limited supply Of Eastern Mer-
Ger potatoes they are worth 50a5j cents per bushe
~ The 100 bushels.
Hides and Leather. Sales Of 1909 RE Grande
~ time; Of $50 Porto CabelIo Zoe, on time
and Of 600 very heavy sailed at 6! cts. Leather
Indes IN good demand.
Cattle. The sales shew further advance. About
400 head sold at the scales this week, prices
ranging from s. 50 to SIS 81! per 100 lbs the hoof
equal to S5aS6 80 net. 80 were driven North and "a
20 Washington. Live hogs selling "a s7IaS5.
Butter. Prime Roll is scarce and work. l2al4
broken Roll is plentiful and selling at l0c. keg Butter
IS scarce-nOne in market.
Wool. Sales of common washed and gnwashed
have been made at 2Sa29c for the former and lSal9C
'or the latter Demand dull.
Wagon Freights. The rate OF Carriage by
wagons from Cumberland to Wheeling and Pittsburs
62ta7j per 100 lbs. The tolls the Baltimore
and ohio Railroad from Baltimore to Cumberland are
follows, viz: Coffee and manufactured Tobacco %
per 100 hs and Groceries Dry Goods and other
merchandise generally 80 cents per 100 lbs.