The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06
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State OF the Flour Markets.

CINCINNATI, May 3l-Flour- were In the
market this morning. Offering from S5 IS to IS 60.
which holders refused but the Eastern showing
sudden and important decline in prices unsettled
the market. Before the generally known. fifty
eight sold from wagon aud $50 and 20 bar
res from store at So SO; subsequently 1870 bbs from
store as 80 10 90 40 at a. 50 % small lot from WA WA
afternoon up town.
CHARLEsr,N, June 2-Flour-The advanced quota
tions which gave In eur last have been firmly main
tanned since, and sales Of country brands have been
made ut higher rates We quote 81 SO for this de-
scription-extra brands in small parcels 81 rs IS
Several lots have OF late been shipped to ports
There Is stock Of Baltimore Western at present In
first hands. Belmonts, 50 50 Is. Grain-A cargo Of
2lO0 bushels North Carolina corn, received since
last has been disposed of dealer at prices not made
public. By railroad about 5000 bushels have been re-
ceived greater part which sold arrive
at 92 90 cents per bushel sacks Included At these
prices there is fair demand for the article There
have been no arrivals Of oats or peas
CLEVELAND, June Canal Receipts-3332o bush
els wheat $4,000 do corn 1881 bbls -four; 81 do
pork ~ do whiskey 220l lbs WOOL 7Osl do dried fruit
ssI2 do butter 4is do lard ISL do bacon; 226so do
pig iron; 81 sol iron; 35O2l potters Sales OF
wheat 5000 bushels 81 49, of 9,7ss bushels 53c
$500 bushels SOC; ofhour 1000 barrels S6 37 80 bbs
SO 25 Also 30 kegs lard 9c 10 kegs butter l0c. Corn
from teams 4o soc; wheat frotn do 81 10 II 81 20.
The principal articles of property that arrived at
Cleveland by way of the Ohio canal, during the month
Of June, the foowing:--
s23 35t bushels wheat; 1904 do 1459i6 barrels
four 6035 do pork 6S4 do whsey; 6230 s9 lbs bacon
do pot and pearl ashes.
DErnorr, June 1.-The market quite inactive
yesterday, there being OF consequence by
wagons and dealers felt no disposition to operate in
store 200 bbls mixed brands brought S. 90 at depot
100 mixed at So STA and 400 straight brands to arrive
by June IL. at IS 81 Straight brands in store would
command So 90. The decline OF freghts the Erie
Canal to 81 from Buffalo, will tend to keep prices VI
here.
ROCHESTER, June AFTER the close of our market
report of Wednesday evening" 800 bbs of -four devera
Bile in Albany, were taken at - g. Yesterday morning
the telegraphed and the prices reported
completely unsettled the market for produce Views O
holders advanced astonshngly, and it difficult to IL
the afternoon and consequently the market continued
in unsettled state until the close Of the day Ate
the receipt of private communications but before the
o'clock report for the press sale Of $50 bbls mad
mt 10. and advance Of about &c Upon the sale
Of the day previous So was paid for the refusal of
Their Of bbls until o'clock ut rs 2 but di,
not ascertain whether 1t was taken not.
BALTIMORE. June 5--Exports of flour and grain tc
Europe from Baltimore for the week ending yesterday
To Waterfori-Brig William Sarah, with GA bbs
meal; Is do -four; so7 bags corn; pkg, hams;
do clothing from the Relief Committee London-Ship
Boyue, with ? 23I bbls -four; 1860 bbs meal
10 75 bushels yellow in bulk; 80 pkgs tobacco, GO
casks provisions; % hhds pork $4,000 oak slaves 10
dozen oars; do handspikes; do capstsn bars Cork
-Br brig Frederick Waddngton, cleared June J. by
Messrs Johnson and Travers with IL 39lz BUS corn in
bulk Neriad with 81 casks 1875 boxes pork (assort-
ed 224 bbls. meal; 276 do. four 1868 bags
(3039 bus corn; 1900 slaves Glasgow-Br bark Chris
tsn with 7ss bbs flour; l54 bags (3S5 bus corn; 1929
bags (39s2< bus) wheat 800 bbls meal; 9s tres
besf; IL, 402 slaves.
Vessels in the Port Of Baltimore loading ready to
load -four and grain for Europe.-For London-Br bark
Ayrshire, siackmeiken. For Liverpool ships Hamp-
den Briggs Rio Grande, Sturgis; Br. bark Olinda
Tomson; Br Henristta, sharp; Br; w Dawson, sPital
For Ir-land-Br barks Barlow, Fordy Bowling. Key
Marion Lane Wilson, Jordan Br. briggs A. Wise. Her
bert; Lennen, Mcclellan; Hiram, Fox. Mary Henry
Peters, Frederick, Warrington; shaw, Hewett; Voant
Peterson; Wesley, Keetley; Lavina, McGilery; AM
Davies, Hughes; Solway, Williams Neapolitan bril-
Trenscra, Logana Br. schr. Triton Flood. For Gas
gow--Br bark Norway, Hughes; Br. schr Columbian
Packet