The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-25
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
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New ORLEANS, April I6-Flour- sales 200 Dbl, Iii
nois at SO 90 and 5oI2oO, and 1000 do all from the
Levee at 80 %. Buyers at that price holders general
ly asking higher. Also 500 common at 81 s7]5 heat
1900 sacks sold at 81 3o and 800 ordinary at 81 80
at 75c; 4t0, 800 and 700 white at s0c 800 white and
yellow at soc for the white and S6c for the yellow, and
900 yellow at Soc Oats-SOo sacks sold at 60
CHARLESTON, April 2l.-The stock of northern is cx-
tremey light and scarcely in first hands OF south
aad Georgian nearly 500 bbs have been received by
rairoat and nearly all disposed of dealers bakers
at S64 81, principally at the latter price Corn
Prices OF this article remain very firm and with but
Of their receipts 1000 bushels North Carolina of prime
white quality arrived since our last. brought somewhat
present highest quotation which we give at soc
u S5c. Sales of Georgia bags included also mad
freely ut the same rates Received by railroad the past
week about 5000 bushels
BALrrMoRE April 2i.yessels in port loading or ready
TO load hour and grain for Europe For London-ships
Levant foulk Mississippi. Harvey Br ship Boyne, Mil
er Br bark sir Edward Parry. Gray, For Liverpool
ships Hampton, Briggs; Louisiana. Cole; LYDIA Soule;
Matilda, Smith Macedonian, Jack; Norman, Limcll;
Ithone Harvey; Dr. ships Charles Humbertson, Slut
tleson; Henrietta, Sharp Oregon, Evans Salisbury
Grove; WIN. Dawson, Spital For lreland-Br ship Ma
ron, cKertio BIZ barks elizabeth Scott; Ianthe, Rob
bins: Jane Dufus, Thompson Aiarmion Lane Warrior
Teman: Wilson, Jordon barks Warwick, Weeks: Susan
W Lind Deering; Br brigs Alice, Mckay Anna Wise;
Herbert; Bowes, Ewood Bctsey, Cabena; Caroline Sto-
rey; Donegal lIodgson; Grand TURK Shaw; Garnet
Ashton nary Henney, Peters; shepherdess Craig For
Scotland-Br, brig Columbian Packet, Thompson For
Hardship Gencrco, " ats; Bremen ship palas ALL
horn Exports of lour and grain to urope from Balti
more for the week ending 23d inst: To Liverpool-Br
ship VIM Lee, Sykes, with 1920 bbs neal 377 do
-FOUR 3679 bags containing 1898 bus yellow corn 690j
do. white do. IN bulk To Liyerpoolshp John Barring
Rowland, with $3.50 bags containing 7lls bus yellow
corn; lO4S bags containing 2l4l bus white do 1886 bb
meal; 5000 bbls flour. TO llavre-birk Liberia
Packet, Goodmanson, with 29C0 bbls flour To Liver
pooBr bark ST. Clare, Fry with 1906 bbls nour 1896
do. corn meal (shipped by w. Howell 5on) and 500
bags querctron bark
PHiLApELPHIA April 23.-The market opened with a
limited stock OF most descriptions of breadstus and
holders in consequence, enabled to realize fur
Their advance. Sales OF -four up Wednesday, comprise
about 1903 bbls mixed brands mostly taken ut 81 a
including several good brands 81 % unfayorablo
tenor of tho foreign has since checked operations
and sales difficult to DO effected ut ST. which price
has been paid only for good Pennsylvania and western
brands to the extent of 1000 bbl, buyers having
Withdrawn from the market which closes very dull ut
our latter quotation Sales for city consum pton are
only to moderate extent, 81 81 % for good retailing
brands OF both Pennsylvania and western Rye flour
Some small lots sold at So meal rather scarce
and 1000 bbs sold early in the week at 81 56 81 6s
for Pennsy vania and - 10 for Brandywne the market
has since been depressed and sales reported Of 1000
bbis Pennsylvania at 81 80 81 37I closing with plenty
OF sellers at the latter price Gran-Thore has been
quite an active demand for wheat owing tho number
VI vessels waiting to complete their cargoes and about
$4,000 bushels nearly all Pennsylvania reds sold TO fill
up at 1890 1870 including mixed lots ut the lat
ter price, and pure white at 1000; the market the
close very quiet and lower prices would be accepted
Rye-Several sales of Pennsylvania reported at 92c
oc. Corn has also been in demand at advance and
by weight the market closes with downward tenden
%, and Pennsylvania has been offered Mt lowest
figures. Oats remain steady; notice sales of
southern mt Soc and Pennsy lyana at 63c.