American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05

1896 3i7
Besides 800 hbls, rye flour, and $40 bbls. corn
meal.
Provisions. Nothing of moment has occurred
this week in Beef or Pork, sales being confined prn
cipay to ships stores al previous rates, which are as
follows: Mess Pork sig 5Oal3; No Sl2; prime 81
all -; Meas Beef SlUall; No. -; and prime 81
Bacon has met with very brisk demand and large
sales at advances some 10000 lbs. prime western
sides were taken on Wednesday nj cts. We quote
now as follows hams oagc; shoulders J.ab cts; sides
6ga7c: and assorted 6ia1 Lard is also on the ad
vance, sales of No. Western in kegs ut cts, while
some holders refuse 10 sell at that price
Grain. There Is still scarcity of wheat, and
sales are necessarily limited. Small sales OF good TO
prime Md reds at 99aI05c; of Penn red, not prime
al 9yllOOc; also, load OF Penn. prime white At 81 l5
No Virginia wheat here Sales of Md. Corn at Ala
ace for white. aud 4iai5c. for yellow; Pennsylvania
yellow Corn 4Jc, Sales of Md. Oats at 2ia25. Md
Rye is worth 63a6A and Penn. Csc.
Apples. We note sales OF Apples at from 81 80
10 500 pen barrel.
Bees,vax. We hear of no sales, but quote il AT
l9a3O.
Bread Stufs. We quote Pilot at s325; Navy
s-l.2l and W alter Crackers Si-wIth small sales.
Beans. Sales are made IN small quantities from
stores Sl20, and from vessels at Sls4 per hushc
Cheese. Large sales of Eastern in boxes at Il a9
cents. We quote Western reserve at 6a6i cts.
Candles. Sales of Sperm al 2Sa3Oc; Mould at
9tal0c, and Dipped &c.
Rice. We quote sales at SO 37!as3 50 per 100 lbs.
according to Quaity-Lemand dull.
Fuel. The supply OF wood on the whafvrs Is
laree-salcs of Hickory at $3.50; Oak S325aS3 81 !;
and Pine s27ja2Sl3 per cord; stone Coal S4OOa5 %
per ton.
Naval stores. Sales Of Spirits of Turpentine AT
4la42c and ofrar at Sl5Oal.61! per BIZ demand good.
MOlaSseS. The market continues excited, and
prices have further advanced. WitAin the last few
days private sales Of ~ Orleans have been made at 81
a;}5c per gallon. Holders are now generally asking
35c, while some anticipating still further advance,
refuse TO sell al that price.
Sugar. The sales have been large this week, and
the market much excited, with an upward tendency.
The n. York aud Philadelphia merchants are iii the
market, and seemed dec nit ed to buy 1t out, Be
tween 1000 and 5000 hhds New Orleans have been
sold AT private sale al prices ranging from So 10 TO
IS, and some at 81. The stock III first hands is light.
az so.
Fish. The season for old herrings is nearly over.
We quote No. at s. 62s az 49, No new fish have ar
rived yet, Nothing doing in shad Sales of No. |
Mackerel at Sl2 50; No. at 10 25aO so, and No at
st 50a7 80. Goldfish worth 81 50a3,
Coffee. The stock hand is small, and prices
tending up with speculative demand. The sales
embrace more than 1000 bags Rio, at 7a79c though
some holders are refusing &C. per h. under the belief
that further advance will take place. Saess also OF
200 bags Laguayra at 7.a7S.
Tobacco. There have been sales ofsevera hun
bred hogshead of Md and Ohio Tobacco, of the bet
ter sorts, at $3.50 to 50 for the former, and $3.50 to
Sis for the latter There is hut little inquiry for in
ferier sorts. We continue to quote as follows; Md
inferior and common, Sl.50a 100; middng to good
S2.O0a5.O0 good Sj.50a7 90; and fine S7.25al2OO-
Ohio, common to niddIing S2,2Jai50 good $500;
600; fine red and wrappcry, S65OalOO0; fine yellow
S8.50al 100; and extra wrappcry Sill 00al3.00. The
inspections of the week 40i hhds. Md, 36l Ohio
81 Va. and 10 Ky. Total SOL.
Cattle. There were $50 head of Beef Cattle of
fered at the scales this week. but in consequence
the inferior quality sales were with difficulty affected
only few more than 300 being taken by the butcher
prices ranging from 81 so to So per 100 lbs Oh ht
hoef equal to S3a5 IS net Of the balance 2l5 wert
driven to other markets, and 100 left unsod. Live
Hogs in fair demand at S4 s7ta5 l2s per 100 lbs.
Seeds. We quote prime Coverseed at SO 75a4
and good Penn. $3.50. Timothy 81 564a2 prime is
worth 81 25 Small sales of FlaJseed 81 24Il lS3
Plaster. Sales of lump at - 37ta4 SO per ton, be-
ing considerable advance. Wequotc ground at 81
l2l per Dbl
Hops. Sales of Eastern have been making at l5c.
Butter. We quote key butter at Sial0B, and
prime Western Roll at l4al5 cts. Both descriptions
Spirits. Whisky, this week, at first sold at 24c.
IN bbs. and 23c in hhds, hut to-day il ranges from
23ia2i5c. in bbls. and 23c. in hhds. The demand is
less active than the first Of the week. N. E. Rum
has advanced to 34c, and firm.
Potatoes. The supply of Eastern MERGERS has
increased; they selling at 55a60c. per bushel. Po-
tatoes for seeding are held at 65a6Sc.
Cotton. The market is more firm. Sales Of 300
bales Upland at 5!a6tc, on tme-quality not good
Holders awaiting further advces from Europe.
Hides and Leather. We hear OF no sales of
hides this week. Leather is in brisk demand form
rates.
Wagon Freights. The rate of carriage by
wagons from Cumberland TO Wheeling and Pttsburg
at 625a75 cts. per 100 lbs The tolls on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad from Baltimore to Cumberland are
as follows, viz: Coffee and manufactured Tobacco %
cents per 100 bs and Groceries, Dry Goods and other
merchandise generally 80 cents per 100 lbs.