American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-23
1913

Besides 81 bbls. Rye flour, and ii hhds and s5l
bUls and so half bbls. corn meal.
Grain. Receipts of wheat are light We note sales
of good to prime reds at 90a95o, and ordinary tc
good at 65a9Oc; also of Pa white wheat lose, and
prime reds at 9jc. for shipment. Supply of corn
arge, with considerable at 5Sa59c for whle and 58s
6Oc for yellow, To-day, however, prices declined
cent or two. Sales of Md. rye at 66a72c, and oats
al 39a40c.
spirits. Whskey is without change-slock and
receipts light, and sales small-we quote hhds at q C
and bbls at 22c. Sales of N. L Rum at CSC.
Sugar. The state of our relations with Mexico
gives trmness to this market. At auction, to-day
$50 hhds Porto Rico Sugar sold al S625aS67 as; also
80 hhds do. at Sc g0aS7 30. We quote New Orleans
at S6aS7. Supplies i'll market fair.
MOlasses. We quote sales of hhds Porto Ri
co at &c, and 100 clayed Matanzas at l9a2Oc, pei
gallon Sales of N Orleans at 30c. The stock OF
all kinds Oh hand light. \
Oils. Sales of winter strained Sperm at lO0a
lO2c and fall do at 95c. per gallon. Linseed 64a65c
Hops. Hops are held at i5al7 cents-sales at l5c.
Feathers We quote at 25 TO Bic, according to
quality; fair sales at 29a30c.
Naval stores. Sales of Spirits of Turpentne at
dOa32c and of Tar at s. O9a2 l2l per b.; Rosin 81 on
aSl 80 per Dbl.
Hay. Sales ofprime Timothy at $l5a$ls, an ad-
vance,
Rice 1t is held at "a l25a4 25for prime;smaI sales
Fuel. The supply of wood on the wharves is
arge-salCs of Hickory at "a 25a4 SO; Oak SO 00a3 %;
and Pine $225a2.75 per cord; stone Coal $5O0a6. 90
per ton,
Candles. Sperm are selling at 28a29 cts; NJ LId
10 cts and Dipped cts per III.
Peas. Sales at 65a6sc per bushel. Demand fair.
Coffee. The operations of the week embra ca
about 5000 bags Rio at prices ranging from 7Eaelc,
and 300 Laguayra at 6ae!c per Id.
skins. Western Deer are dull at l5a20c per H.
Beans. Sales at 81 10 to 81 IL! per bushel from
coats and at 81 % 25 from stores and scarce
Seeds. Cloverseed is dull at 81 seas co. We
quote FlaXseed at 81 l2al 90 Timothy 81 25aS9 SO.
Cheese. Fair sales of Eastern in boxes at Gale
cents Western Reserve is dull at 7!a5ic
Plaster. Sales at So 62!as rs per ton. We quote
ground 81 10 per bb
Potatoes. Maine MERGERS are selling from
roats at 81 25.
Hides Sales of 1000 Rio Grande on Eastern ac-
count, at l2t per h..
Beeswax. Beeswax is held at 2ga30c; sales small
Fish. Sales of No. Iierrngs at S4 l2!a4 % and
new trimmed shad Sc 90 per barrel. Sales of
No. Mackerel at l2al2 80; No. . at Sc 90; and No
at 81 90 per Dbl, Cod fish 2sa3c per h.
Cotton, We note few sales on time, of Louis
lana at lOc per To-
Butter. We note limited sales of Roll at Sc;
we quote il at Sale. Western in kegs is dull at
6alOc. Sales of Glades at Sale, and l5c for best
quality.
Tobacco. TransactioRsin good qualities fair, at
an average of ST. below last years sales We continue
10 quote as follows: Maryland inferior ST. 50a2, and
common TO good common and midding seas; good
S5a7 fine $7al4; Ohio common to mddling $2a4 SO;
good S5a6; fine red and wrappery Sc 50al0 fine yell
low sail; and extra wrappery Sl3 The inspections
of the week are 1896 hhds Md, $50 Ohio, so KY,
Va, Pa and N, Carolina. Total 244l.
Wagon FreiShts. The rate of carriage by
wagons from Cumberland to Wheeling is Sl.0O per
100 pounds. From Cumberland TO Pittsburg, Use
per 100 pounds. The tolls on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad from Baltimore to Cumberland are
follows, viz: Coffee and manufactured Tobacco 25
cents per 100 bs and Groceries, Dry Goods and Other
merchandise generally 30 cents per 100 lbs To Pitts
burg by the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad, &
he Pennsylvania Canals, 81 per 100 lbs. Shoes,
Dry Goods, &c; 75c. per 100 lbs. on Groceries, Hard
ware, Queensware, &C.; 55c. on Coffee; 75c. on Me
dcines and Drugs and no commission in either city
for shipping