American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-09
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Besides 53 bbls Rye flour, and &c hhds and 760
bUs and 50 half bbls, corn meal
Grain. The receipts of Wheat are light, and sales
made for shipment as fast as it arrives at 9Oa96e for
good to prime reds, and S5a90c ordinary to good,
which is an improvement since the first of the week
Sales of white wheat for family -four atl05al Ice
Corn is selling at 6la62c for white, and 62a63c for
ye!ow. Oats 36a39c, and Rye 70a72c.
Spirits. WhISkey is dull and sales limited at 2lc
fot hhds and pc for bbs. Sales of N. Rum at 28c
Sugar Al auction, on Tuesday, IS hhds' Porto
We quote New Orleans at IS 50a$6 rs, and Porto
Rico at Sc 5Oa6 rs, with limited transactions.
MOlasses. At auction, on Tuesday, so hhds Car
nenas moasses sold at lSa9c, 90 hhds Porto Rico at
25La27c % hhds sugar house at 22la222c and hhds
Matanzas, of 3O6 offered, at lSc Private sales of
New Orleans at 3Oa3lc.
Oils. Sales of winter strained Sperm at lO0a
O2c. and fall do at Csc. per gallon. Lnseed 64a65c.
Hops. Hops are held at l5a20 cents-saes at lSc,
Feathers We quote at "a 10 Bic, according to
quality; fair sales al 29c.
Naval stores. Sales of Spirits of Turpentine at
53a55c, and of Tar at 81 O0a2 l2 per b; Rosn 81 90
a$l so per bbl.
Hay. Sales ofprime Timothy at SIS, decline.
Rice. Its held at "a 25a4 37 for prime;small sales
Fuel. The supply of wood the wharves is
arIe-saes of Hickory at 81 5Oa4 IS; Oak S325a3 so;
and Pine $225a2.75 per cordi stone Coal S5OOa6.OO
per ton.
Candles. Sperm are selling at 28a29 cts; NJ aid
10 cts. and Dipped cts. per Id.
Peas. Sales at 6Sa70c per bushel. Demand fair.
Coffee. The operations of the week embrac e
ABOUT 1000 bags Rio at prices ranging from y TO 7ic
and 200 Laguayra at &c per ID.
Skins. Western Deer held at l6a9Oc per ID.
Beans. Sales at 81 to 81 l2I per bushel from
toats and at 81 20 25 from stores, and scarce.
Seeds. Coverseed is dull at 81 50a4 IS. We
quote Flaxseed at 81 l5al % Timothy 81 25aS2 SO.
Cheese. Fair sales of Eastern in boxes at 9alOI
cents, Western Reserve is dull at 7taSc.
Plaster. Sales at 50 s74a3 on per ton. We quote
ground at 81 10 per Dbl.
Potatoes Maine MERGERS are retailing from
stores at 81 37t.
uidaS we hear of no sales
Beeswax. Beeswax is held at 29a30c; sales small.
Fish. Sales of No. Herrinss brisk at $4 SO and
new trimmed Shad ST OOa6 % per b6l. Sales of
3 at "a 90 per Dbl. Cod fish 2ta3!c per lb.
Cotton We note better feeling in this market
Sales of $50 bales of Mobile and New Orleans at 93a
&c; and 100 do. Upland at SIC on time; also 100 bales
Mobile on terms not made public.
Butter. We note limited sales of Roll at &c;
we quote it at Sal2c. Western in kegs is dull at
Sal0c. Wequote Glades at llal3c, and Ice for best
Wool. Supply light. We note small sales Of tub
washed and half blood at 27a3Oc.
Tobacco. But little doing in this MARKET as the
news from Europe has induced buyers to lower their
offers which are refused by sellers. We continue
10 quote as follows Maryland inferior 81 5Oa2, and
common TO good common and middling $2a5; good
S5aT; fine S7al4 Ohio common to niddhng $2a4 5O
good S5a6i fine red and wrappery Sc 50alO; fine vel
low sail; and extra wrappery Sl3. The inspections
OF the week are: 1860 hhds Md, 72S Ohio, l9 Ky.
Total 2l07.
Wagon Freights. The rate of carriage by
wagons from Cumberland to Wheeling is $l.00 per
100 pounds. From Cumberland to Pitsburg, 75c.
Der loo pounds The tolls on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad from Baltimore to Cumberland are
as follows, viz: Coffee and manufactured Tobacco q
cents per 100 lbs and Groceries, Dry Goods and othe
merchandise generally 35 cents per lOOlbs To Pitts
burg by the Baltimore and SusquehaBna Railroad, &
the Pennsylvania Canals, 81 per 100 lbs. on Shoes
Dry Goods, Sc. 75c per 100 lbs. on Groceries, Hard
ware, Queensware, &C.; 55c. on Coffee; 75c. on Me
defines and Drugs and no commission in either city
for shipping.