Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-07-05
COMMERCIAL.
81. Luis, June

no very important change has been observed 10
prices and nearly all descriptions OF produce
and groceries move slow at previous quoted
rates.
Uamp-The weather has been too wet 10
ope rate in this article, two or three conslderas
bic lots, received yesterday, have not yet oeeo
landed and we have only one or two transac~
tons 10 report. There is no change in prces'
Fair and prime lots dew"rotted range from
65 10 $40; as in condition. and medium and
| inferior from Sc to $65 per ton. lot Of 263
bales prime, and in order, was taken at $40,
60 bales at sos per ton; and few small sales
have been noticed within the range OF our
figures. No waterrotted arrived. Received
since Saturday, 9l2 bales.
| TJ5acco.-The eipts are still composed OF
large proportion of inferior qualities which
caus ed prices to range low There is however no
change in the market since our last, all de-
scrip;ions are in demand, and prices are
pretty firm at our last weeks figures. Sales
| this week amount to 104 hhds. which we quote
as follows: At the Planters Warehouse,
hhds. passed at So al 81 so; at a a So
lOc.: at So rs; ~ al 8 80 So 30; at
| 8 lOa3 90; at2 30a2 80; 2 hhds refused
al 8 40 a So 55, 2 at 8 20 So 25; at Sc
GOO; at 2 so So 10; at 81 4Oi 16
at l so 81 95; at 1 a 81 90. AT the State
4 at 8 q S3 90; 8 at Sc 50; 8 al 80 a SIS;
at 2 IS SO 25; g hhds refused at 40 a
IS; and al 35 a ST. 60. Received 2l9
hhds.
Flour--The market is very dull, and the
only business done in country -four is in small
way TO the city trade, at 3 62a a So rs.
Round lots of any considerable size would not
command more than So SO from the Leyee,
Received 864 bbs.
Wheat--Fair and prime qualities are the
most sought after, and prices continue firm at
IS Tic. The inferior descriptions are still
dull, and prices range from 40 to Coo. per bush.
Received 1926 bushels.
Corn.-The demand is confined wholly TO the
supply Of the city, and the market is dull.
Three lots received, amounting to GA sacks,
were sold mostly in broken parcels, at 81 20
cents per bushel, exclusive Of sack.
OaiS.--Ths article is scarce, and receipts
very small. A lot OF thirty sacks, received,
amounting TO 6i4 sacks, were sold mostly in
broken parcels at 81 23c per bushel, exclu.
sive Of sack.
Barley.--A sale of 10 sacks, the only lot
received, we quote at rs cents per bushe,
which is the top of the marke!
FlarSsed I'VE continue to quote at 81 l5 a
| 90 per bushel. Received 10 bushels.
|
almost uomlnal--say for prime So so a $40
and mess, II so $l2 per Dbl.
Beef.-None in Market.
BGcon.--We quote sides and hams at s i.s
a &c, and shoulders a lac. perslb. Re-
ceived casks, IA barrels aud boxes.
TallOU.--We quote at Lac. None re-
ceived,
Becscar-We continue to quote q, &c &c.
per ID.
Hides.--The demand is lively at our last
quotations. say for dry flint &c; dry sailed. 8
l2 cents green, 34 cents; green sailed,
4 | cents per Id. Arrived 484.
Wool.--There is no change in demand or
price. 1t meets ready sale al from Is a ESQ.
per ID. as in quality and condition. Receive
ed ~ bales.
Freigt--There are number Of args
boats III port for New>Oreans, but freigbts are
very scarce. The following were the rates Of
to day. Tobacco per hid. So Hemp per
ton, So; Flour per Dbl. 90 % cents; pork,
beef and lard per Dbl. 40 Cts; lead 100 lbs. 0
Cts; hides 80 cts; pound freight 10 a 90;
corn per bushel cts; wheat cts. cattle per
head S.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, June 2ls,.
REMARKs.-The past three days have not exhib.
tied much animation in any department of the
market. The stocks Of our principal export sta.
pies, cotton and tobacco--partculary the former,
are reduced SO low that they can hardly admit of
any very extensive operations, and most of the
various articles Of western produce, as well as
those usually taken for the use and consumption
of the interior, still laboring under great de-
preston for want of demand.
The weather continues clear, and extremely
warm.
The river is about six feet six inches below high
water mark.
ToBAcco.--S Since the large operations in the
tobacco which we had occasion to notice in the
early part of the week the transactions have
reached to but comparatively limited extent the
sales, up to the time of closing our inquiries YES
terday having amounted to only about 800 hogs.
heads. This curtailment Of the extent of business.
however, would seem to be less attributable 10
want OF demand than to the frmness of holders
and the greatly reduced supply of desirable mar.
GELS, as the enquiry is still very fair, particularly
for the light leay and bright rich descriptions of
the new crop; but the very full rates asked, and
which holders are encouraged to maintain BY tho
light stock and continual light receipts, keen buy
ers from operating freely as they probably would
be disposed to do if some slight concessions were
made in their favor. In the operations of the past
; few days prices have generally been very well
maintained, and we discover nothing that calls
for change in our quot atoms, which are for i'm
terlor y, common %, 3, fair 81 a 4, fne
40 a o. choice 81 a6, segar leaf % IL cents
per h.
FLoUR.--The flour market still remains ex.
trenely inactive, as there is no export demand of
! any Importance, and holders are still unabls IN
effect any but very limited sales, principalIv for
the consumption of the city and nephborbood, AT
ABOUT the following rates-say for Ohio and similar
oTandS' $3 oO So 623, with some few sales Of