Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-24
wEEkLY CONNER CHAL OURNAL.

to the trade Cotion-EIas been more active, chief
lv for export, and rather lower prices have been
| accepted. The sales of the week arc $500 bales
| BvetroodS-Salcs of st. Domingo Logwood at SIS
per tom cash; and the market is now nearly bare OF
| all descriptions. Flour and Medl-Ihc market Tor
| Western Flour has improved 6iGl2i cts with a
GOOD demand for Gencscc, and most that arrives is
sent forward to England from first hands No Gene
see be had at close below p6O6i, and other brands
5.T5a &6.S7i. Georgetown has sold in lots at ga
! S6l2l; Richmond Country, ST. and 2I5 brs. How
ard street private terms. Rye Flour, SSi.23 and
Corn Meal steady at 3G&3.l2a. frutNSales OF
1000 bXs. Bunch Eaisns at Sl.i5 per box and flI-
hrrts and " alnuts At Gao cts per d. mos GFaH
notwithstanding Wheat arrives freely II has adj
yuuccd 5u0 cts from the lowest point 500 bush
els having been sold, mostly for export, including
GouCscc at l32 "a = 40, inferior Western red, la
| Is .UG. and fair to prime, l.lOG Sl.32 Northern
Rye IS in fair request, but rather lower say 30 CTS,
cash. Barley has sold at 81 cts. Corn has RAPIDLY
advanced and prices are now to 10 cts above those
week since: the sales about 100000 bushels at
G2a75 cts. the extremes for the various qualities
| KGap-ls without change. HidcS-Arc IN better
demand and prices rather higher IHdtS0-Manlla
| i, in request and has sold at 95alOO cts. Lead-
Missouri is very dull, and sold at S3.SI5 per lVU
lbs. IIGlaSSeS-Rcmains firm for the better grades,
with good demand. OdS-Foreign IInsced has
| advanced TO 20 cts. PrOUiSOnS-Ohio Pork has fur
| Their considerably declined new Mess at close selling
at SlI75, and old and new Prime at S II. The sales
of Ohio Lard consist of 1900 kegs at lO3dlO4 cts;
and 3alOO brs. 9a9i cts, cash. The sales Of Ohio
dry salt, at las cts; and 200 do. Shoulders 6a6i,
cash. Secds-C Glover is dull, about $500 brls Ohio
| having arrived since our last; 100 brls. new sold
| something under cts. Timothy has sold to a mode
rate extent at I5a + lG. Rough Flax is scarce and
wanted. Sprits-B Brandy is in but moderate request,
and the sales small. Holland Gin is in better de
mand, punchcous Jamaica Rum sold at Goa s ! %,
mos. Domestic Whiskcy is higher, sales of 400
brs. and 80 drudge casks at 25 cts. BY auction, 3
hf pipes Martcl Brandy sold at l.92 "a s 81; do
and Or. casks lcnnessy, 2.Ol@S2.OI; hf. pipes
Otard. Dupuv & Co., l.99d Sr2.OI; and do. and
or. cas Bordeaux, .5la So 4 and mos Sugars
We notice an improved demand, and rather bet
ter feeling for Muscoyadocs; in prices however, we
have change. The sales embrace $50 hhds. Porto
Rico at 5iu7 cts, $50 to go out OF the market; 100
Cuba, Gao; and 1900 hNs Havana Brown al Cal and
White, 7EdS{ mos, the lower rate for low grade.
!5rmac-Sicily sells in lots wanted at s 90, mos
+ Ship. and Com. List
PuLApELrHIA-wcck preceding July II.
COfce-ls in better request at improved prices, The
stock being light Sales of Rio, Of fair to good quail
ity at as cts, 6 mos. Flour and Neat-Ihc sale
Of Flour have been free at gradually improving rates
commencing at 5.25 on Saturday for Western anC
i closing yesterday at $5.37a Pcnna. is scarce, anc
fresh ground held at 5.75a s 5.S7l. Rye Flour ha
, sold at $3.50; and 1000 brls. Corn Meal at $3.50
5 $3.50, the latter for 500 brls Brandywinc. Grai'
# Receipts Of Wheat light, and red has been sell
ing at la s. 10 for inferior prime red and at clost
., l.l5a s | 20 for good rcd and prime mixed. Ry'
has sold 1915 cts, the latter from store Corn
scarce and sold at 70 to 50 cts, which is an i'm
= SeS-Rcccipts large, but prices steady OH-Lin
seed has further advanced and sold at 10 cts. Pro
hrisOuS-Dcmand very inactive for most descriptions
! SpiritS-SaIes of Whiskcy at % cts. in brls. ans
g hhds., the latter scarce. SugmS-Thc demand ha
been brisk, and over 1000 hhds. have been sold in
Guiding Cuba and Porto Rico al the extremes Of al
IA cts. per b.. and 60 boxes Havana and Cuba at 7
/ cts for yellow and 5 as for white, all 4 mos
[ IFOoi-rhc supplies continue to in slowly, anC
the previous stock in market is nearly exhausted
Z CHARLEsToN-weck preceding July IT,
C0tton-Ihc closing rates OF the market are lower
but from its unsettled state it is impossible to give
quotations. The actual transactions of the wecl
embrace 1890 bales, and the fair and fully fair a
; l{al2 cts. The stock remaining is 81 ,377 bales
l RicG-Thc market has been quiet, only 300 tres
having been taken at 5ia55 cts. per lb. COrn-ThC
! market continues very much depressed, and price
e are nomnally 72G15 cts. FIOa-Thcre is but litt
doing at $3.50 per bh. Erchange-Is at stand
FTCightS--Thc rate for Cotton TO Liverpool i
a 7-lGthsd.--scc table.
, NEW ORLEANs-wccl preceding July 10.
RenarkS-Ihc week has been period of yer!
little animation in any department of the market
At the same time the receipts of produce from thu
upper country have been quite large particularly o
Flour and Grain, numerous fleet Of fatboats, beside
great number Of steamboats,, having reached our lie
wee with full cargocs; and the great majority 0
buyers for export have closed their business for thu
season, and departed, much difficulty is experienced
by holders in disposng Of hcirso REDUCED
prices. Tobacco continues to meet with ready sale
full rates and Cotton, though not active is firm
the price OF last week The rains continue, ant
have had copious and frequent showers daily sine,
} our last. The river is feet inches below high
water arls:mPrice Current.
COtiOa.-'Hhc entire sales Of the week have beer
$500 bales, the extreme rates for Louisiana and Mis-
sissipp s. cts for inferior, l0 for fair, the stoc
on hand Is l2J,702 bales. 30bacc0-Continucs il
tocrably fair request, and prices fully sustained
the sales OF the week are 2lOO hhds. FiOm-The
market closes dull to enable give quotations
f the lowest transaction was at 1928, and So ha
been refused for sweet but accepted for $500 brls