American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-13


corn meal.
Grain. The foreign news has caused decline in
tle price OF Wheat Of about II lJc per bushel AT
.Ae close of last week Md prime reds selling at
l21dl29c, and ordinary to good at l20i26c The mar
bet opened This week with sales OF Md prime reds at
5all7c, ordinary to good al l0sall5c; white wheat
lJT family -four at l25ll2ec, and common while at ll6
Hi2Oc For the last two days limited sales have been
making at ll2all6c for Md and Va good 10 prime
seds; lOjal2c for ordinary 10 coed; white wheat for
iamy flour at llSdl2oc, and common white at lea
lsc. Corn, i'll conS,q uenCe Of the light supply, has
an upward tendency, with safes to-day at 6Shb9c for
Md while and 69a10c GOr yellow. Rye is scarce; we
quote Md. at 7}a15c, and Pa, at 75a53c, Oats have
advanced 10 d2ailc, and scarce Sales of Pa. yellow
Corn AZ 7la72c.
Butter. The market not actves Weduo sales
VI Western at llal4c; Gades al Nom Is 10 2Oc and
Roll l5al6c.
Spirits. Whisky has been uniform in price this
week at 3c in bbls. and Soc in hhds, but the sales
are now small demand limited, and holders not so
nm, New England Rum is held at 3la32c.
salt. We hear OF sales at 81 90a2 per sack for
FINE, aud 81 3Oal 80 for ground alum, which is Slight
advance.
Cheese. Small sales of Eastern in boxes at Gall
geats, and Western Reserve eaasg.
Seeds. Small sales Of prime Cloverseed AT Sc SO.
Fayseed at 81 . al 30. Timothy s. 5OaS3.
BcesNYaN. Beeswax is worth 29a3c
Plaster. Small sales oflump at 3325a3 81 perton
We quote ground at 81 II per hhl.
Naval Stores. Sales OF Spirits of Turpentne AT
G9t7Oc, which is advance and OF Tar at g OOa2 %
Grr b- demand fair.
Bread Stuffs. We quote Pilot at $500; Navy
$500 and Water Crackers 9J0U-demand fair.
fi1. m Is tr az saa ~ nr pra inc sales
Fuel. The supply of wood on The wharvcs is not
iaEgesales of Hickory AT s. 2jaj5O Oak $14a4.37J
asd Pine $30Oa5,2j per cordi stone Coal S45Oa5 so
per ton,
Candles. Sperm are selling at 27a29 cts; Mould
10 cts. and Dipped cts per lb.
Potatoes. The supply Of Eastern MERGERS is
small Sales made at tUaeTi cents per hushel, by
the quantity; retail sales % cents per peck, pOr
bushCl
Coffee. The weeks operations embrace only
SO bags OF Rio al prices ranging from - to :! cents
pax ID, The stock is small and holders firm.
apples. sales are making at 3laS2 80 pc, Dbl.
O4is. Fair snics of winter strained Sperm nj 9S
alO2c, and fall do al 93a'l8c. per gallon.
Hops. Hops have declined to 3Ot;l2c. with sales.
Eisa, No. trimmed Sha- G.c held AT 50 6OaG -
and No. g at Si5oa4.75. Fair sales Of behring's al
9337a3.50 for No. !; we quote NJ. S3I25aS3 ISs.
Sales of No. 3 MaCkeIei, North, at 81 Is, and
Of South do. at 81 2ja750 No sales Of No. u; No rs
are selling al S7.5ja8. Goldfish 2la3c per 10.
MOiaSscs. We q I0te cid crop, N. OIcaua, ut %
alic in hhts' Small sales ot new crop at %! a2se.
sugeF Tier is but limited stock ON hand
We rUtc small sales Of ACw crop II. Orleans al $685.
az. we quote il Sc 5Da7.
Wool. As sh pers were IN the maikul this week
sales have been active, some $4,000 lbs. having
Change hands prime SaX0uy al 4Oc; Prime merno
81 35c; No. J ipcrno ID No. ,, and at5Lc, a9lr
and Ole, and COMMON tub washed ai a6l27u.
Hides anal Leather. Nothing doing in Hides.
Fair sales gf Leather.
Beams. Sales are making from boats ats l93 to
81 90 per bushel-demand fair and stock light.
Tobacco. Some few arrivals of new crop
from Ohio are noted, hut we hear of no safes wor-
thy of notice. We continue our quotations as
hloWs: Maryland inferior and common. 81 .5Oa
200; mddIing good So $500; good s. 5oaS7 90:
and 6nc S7.2JaSl2.0o. Ohio, common to mlddlmg
S2.95a4.50 good S500a6.00; ine red and wIappery
$6.50a 1000; 6uc ycIlsw, S9.5Oa2OO and cXtrawap-
perry, Sl0oal300. The inspections of the week are:
S5i hide. Md, SS Ohio and 81 Missouri.-Total 472.
ErpinhIS.
wagons from Cumberland to Wheeling and Pittsburg
Is cents per lou lbs. From Cumberland TO Browns
vile, a5c per 100 lbs and from Brownsville to Pitts
bgrg, TO-. PER 100 lbs. The tolls on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad from Baltimore 10 Cumberland are
AS follows, viz: Coffee and manufactured Tobacco 25
per 100 lbs, and Groceries, Dry Goods and Other
mSehandse generally 50 ccHts per 100 lbs To Pitts
burg. by the Baltimore and SusquGhanna Railroad, &
the Pennsylvania Canals, 81 per 100 lbs. on Shoes
Dry Goods &c; 15c. per 100 lbs Groceries, Hard
ware, Queensware, &C.; Soc. on Coffee; 75c on Me
dicnes and Drug; and no commission in either city
for shipping.
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