The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-17
CONNIE RCIAL lNTELLIaENOE
State OF tho Flour Markets.

SAVANNAH, March ii loo bbls New Orleans sold al
Sales of 202 bushels at S. and 500 do s7Xc without
Sacks 1900 do including sacks at s7 1909 do at co. and
800 do at 95 cts.
has been effected during the past week for export a.
$e cashat the same time sales have been made $eK
n1s buy ] Under r.. na%sncs
have given way The receipt: consist q about II 600
railroad principally from Georgia and 500 bushels
aint from sshboring district in ali IS 500 bushels
the range of s. 90 cents or the Georgia. large pro
portion, near COB bushels sold M 81 cents bags in.
derssood to have also been made al 80 cents and rac
ton under without bags The large quantity OF Indian
corn which IL now daily brought . the Charleston mar
to INTERIOR the South Carolina railroad This trade
operate: most to tho planter In the
Cotton and rice have hitherto constituted our only
staples, and have monopoized exclusively the attention
and important element of commerce is about be in
troauced diverng portion of capital into another
channel and giving stimulus to the planter engage in
Its more extensive production.
PEORIA, Ill March 3.--The past week has been busy
time at our levee. During that period We have had
fifteen steamboats, at landing and they have all de.
amount Of produce to be shipped only here but at
all the other landings between Peru and the mouth.
We have had rise Of shout ten feet Of water in the
Wheat s selling at 81 o2k cts Large contracts for
corn have been made prices are firm at "a IS cts
Flour IL very firm Holders are asking 81 Is S. for
City Mills but generally prefer shipping their winters
stock instead Of selling here
BAlrIMosE, Msrch 10 Flour-No sales Of Howard
street Flour have been made since our last report
There ere buy at S. u.s. but sellers not disposed
to take this price and asking So sale Of 1000 bbll
was reported to have been made IS Is but we could
not trace It satisfactorily The receipt price il unset
tied Sales to day of 100 bbls City Mills Flour at So
sale Of $40 bhl Susqushanna Flour today at IS SIX
and another of $50 bbs hne do at IS 66k. We note
sale OF zoo bbs Baltimore Corn Meal at 81 SIX per Dbl
Grain-The demand limited and the small lots coming
to market sell at ST. Is q 81 as which 10 q shade
lower than last week. ANAL parcel of Penn red no,
prime sold at 81 90 Corn IL very dull and prices are
cent or two lower The sales Of yellow to-day were
made at IS cts and Of white at ~ cts principally
70 cts Sale OF Oats to-day at IS a I6 cts.
PHILADELraIA March o.-Flour was in better demand
to-day; 1850 bbls mixed brands sold at IS 49, and
1000 bbls also reported sold at So 81 Corn meal
Sales OF 1000 bbs have under notice at 81 37x
rain But little doing. We notice sale Of 1000 bush
els Southern yellow corn at 80 os, measure, and Penn
sylvonia at SO cts weight
BosToN, March l5-Flour-The market remains un.
changed, and 10 very dull No ssles havs been made,
exc@pt for immediate consumption. buy rs holding Of
though il s freely offered. We quote 0enssee common
brands 81 laa 81 10. and about the for Michigan
GrsinRound hes been sold at railroad for 96. and
for sme parcels Csc has been accepted Of Southern
we hear OF sales further Improvement has taken
place in oats. Sales North River AS 4oc per bushel