The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-21
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

State OF the Flour Markets.
BALTIMORE BHEApsrUFYs TRApE-The exports from
the port of Baltimore to foreign countries from the LIST
September 1916, to the 18th March, is47 shown by
the Custom House records were as folows:-
Corn. .o2I OOO bushels
Wheat. ........-...'.., 81 GOO GOO bushels bushels
F rHrm Ms: S4s Goo OSo S BARRELS
Large quantities Of -four and corn, bought for ship
% their rs hs
twenty vessels taking in cagoes for various
parts 81 Europe and Others are h dsy expected to load
will in all probability be on shpboard in the course Of
Vessels in Port Loading NTH Flour and Grain for
Ewope-For London-Ship Alexandra, Capt Walker;
ship France, Capt Duncan ship Unicorn Capt Jsnvrin
Camera, Capt Dunbar; ship Hermann, Capt. Welsh;
ship Leopard, Capt Longcope ship Scotia, Capt Mis-
Capt Pratt bark Chenango, Capt snow; bark Diantbe
| Capt Brown For Relationship Cochis, Capt Smell !;
ship John Dunlap aSi Capt Norris ship Republic Captain
tess Of Arran, Capt Henderson Br bark Charles Walton,
Capt. Smith Br bark The'is, Capt Smith Br. bark
Bysrd bark Schools Capt thompson Br brig Galway
Lass, Capt Jane Br brig Jane Stanley. Capt Young
did New York packet ship Admiral, Capt. wootton.
Exports Of Brsadsfufs &c, from Baltimore, for The
Roanoke cleared on saturday with bushels yellow
corn 3o62 white do, s3l bbls corn meal l54 bags yell
cnsy s with ss0 Dashs
For slgo-Brig Creed cleared same day, with 500
bbls meal and 1859 bushels fellow corn For Cork
II
2la bags containing 4sa4 bushels yellow corn s26 begs
containing 1851 do. white For slgo-Brg Martha San
ger cleared Monday last with 1884 bushels white
For Cork and msrket-Brg San Jacnto, cleared same
day. with s52 bags. containing 20. bushels corn, and
7956,s bushels yellow do: in bulk For Cork and mar
ket-Oneco cleared on Wednesday, W it'll 1897 bags
tanning 57e9 bushels yellow and 1912 DO contain
ing 3is4 do white. For Waterford Ireland-Bark
Rhodes cleared yesterday, with 6522 bushels corn in
bags; loI3Ix bushels wheat in bags; ll24 bbls -four
1850 bbls corn meal. For Liverpool-ship Warren
cleared Yesterday with 500 bbs -four; 1900 do meal
olo7 bags containing l9,60ls bushels corn For Loeb
Foyle and market-Schr Sarah Adams, cleared yester
day with $50 bushels in bags $500 bushels do IN
bulk-BaH. American, March 10.
CpARLrsror, March 1.-THE arrivals OF corn both o.
North Carolina and Georgia railroad continue ample
During the past week 900 bushels OF the former and
10 900 bushels Of the latter have been received, and az
the demand has not proved adequate to the supply
prices have given way considerably. Sales OF North
Carolina have been effected AT from 73 81 cents, and oil
Georgia al 20 80 cents bags included The market nos
is very dull and heavy There have been no arrivals OF
oats or PEGS FlourThere is particular change in
the market the article continues heavy and holders find
IL difficult uphold quotations Sales Of western have
been made for export ut S64 lot Of country brands
| sold at 50.
Nsw ORLEANS, March IA Sales of Flour-3 100 bbls
Ohio and Illinois all the steamboat landing at 20
75hodors Ohio, in store, asking 49, market generally
very quiet, but with fair demand at retail Ut Corn
1000 sacks including zoe mixed OF 81 cents, and 100
21C0 and 400 yellow, and 800 100 Kentucky baggng
and 800 Whitley at e5-steady