Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-12

ger in lots at 63G7 cts No. Nutmegs, 25a s IS,
and No , do, $l.l5 per ID; Cassia, in cases, 10
cts; Cloves 25 cts; Pepper, 81 cts per h., mos
Pmento, 49, cts. per lb., cash. Sugar-About 1000
boxes brown and yellow, have been disposed OF in
lots to the trade at 6a3 cts; 40 hhds ordinary Cuba
NIuscovado, s, cts, mos.--Daiy -Adr.
New YoRK-3 days preceding June 5.
Ashes-Pots remain at SI.75, but Pearls have de-
clncd and sold at $6.3lt Coffee demand mode
without change in prices Besides the sale OF
cargo of 1900 bags Rio private terms, about 1000
bags sold in lots at 7a7 cts. 400 Java, id9 and
q mos: and $50 st. Domingo, g., cash; and, as re-
ported, an invoice of 1886 bags Java and Sumatra
on terms not public. Cotton-About 400 bales were
sold Yesterday at decline of SGs ct per h., lncud
ing mid. fair to fair Upl. and Flor at llsal2, and
Mob and n Orl. at II ial2i cts. per b. the sales
for the week 2l0O bales. Drugs and Dyes-Ihe
stock of Castor Oil having become much reduced,
nearly or quite all in market has been purchased on
speculation at S0dS5 cts and is held at 96a95
cts, 6 mos. The market for Camphor is much de-
pressed and 30 cts. cannot be obtained for it. Flour
and Neal-Thc Flour market, which became excited
the tccgraphic rccc of the news by the Hlbcr-
MIA and advanced in price, rcccded on receipt OF the
mail, from $50 to $9.25, and subsequently S9.l2s
for Western. Sales for future delivery in June, July
and August, have been made at S.5Oa 1925, the eX-
trcmcs S.5Oa 50 for August Rye Flour has sold at
S775, and 10 900 brs. Corn Meal, chiefly at 5.75G
S5.S74 per brl. Fruit-Bunch Rasins have sold at
l.75a s so per box, and halves at Sc cts Grain
This market has also been greatly excited and about
TO- 900 bushels Wheat have sold, including Gencsce
y n
at goa 1925 per bushcl Corn has also gone up,
and sold largely at /. 20a s 30, closing at l20a
s. 90 for mixed and white, and s 25 for yellow
Sales of Oats heavy, closing at 6SalO cts Hemp
American, with increasing supplies, is dull and de-
cning. BY auction, 81 bales sound dew rottcd sold at
S O5 per ton, cash. HideS-Saes of 1000 r. Grande,
2ld22 lbs. at / cts, mos and ALA Tampico, TO-
supposed mos. DIolasSes-Is frmcr but without
change in price. Naval StOres-Spirits Turpcntine
tirmcr and sold at 80 cts, cash. No common Rosn
and very little Tar in market. OHs-Are without
change. PrOriSiOnS-Thc market for Ohio Pork has
continued to advance and about 5000 brlS have sod
including Prime at l4d Is l4.25 and new Mess at
| l675dS l7. Beef is scarce, and we know OF no
sales. Lard steady. Picked Meats are in good
demand. Sprits-Whiskcy has advanced, and the
closing rates are 80 lai0 cts. SugdrS-Thc market
is rather dull but prices without change. The
sales include 700 hhds Cuba at 5In7 cts 300 Porto
Rico, GA; 100 st. Croix, iaSi; and 500 bxs Ha-
at Ga for brown and IdS1, mos. for white.
Slumac-Salcs of 2G300 bags Palermo in lots at 500,
6 mos. Tallow-Thc market is without change; 10
al2 900 lbs. prime sold at 9 cts, cash.-Ship. and
CJm. List.
CHARLEsToN-wccl< preceding June 5.
COHon--Wc have no new feature to notice. The
sales since last have been 100 bales at l0all
and l53 of Nankecn at 81 cts. per ID. The stock
naming on hand is Al ,7O5 bales Rice-lIas been in
fair demand but prices are much more stringent.
The sales reach 100 bales the extremes 4.5Oa S 3
per 100 lbs. Graim-About 1000 bushels Corn, re-
ccivcd by railroad and from N Carolina, have been
sold mostly at 95 elsa .l2a per bushcl. North
RIVER Oats have sold at bU cts. FiOW-N cStcfn
has sold at Sa .25 per brl. Bacon and Lard-In
moderate demand only. ECchdnge-Stcrling is tend
ing downwards- see table insidcl Freights-Wc
quote for Cotton in square and round bags l6a9 l6d
per ID. to Liverpool, and ct. to Havrc; Coastwsc,
ct, and s. l50 per tree. for Rice.-C0w
New ORLEANs-3 days preceding May %.
RernarhS-Trade may be said to be dull in nearly
all departments but the depression appears to oper
ate most severely upon our principal staple Cotton
which, in addition to adverse accounts from abroad
horn, ICuy, hH-I pT Eyphnn and m nd
vancing tendency in ircights.-Pr. Cur.
COitOn-Thc adviccs by the Britannia have had
very unfavorabe effect upon our market; as few buy
have appeared, and the thrilling sales made have
been at further important decline, say la5 of cent
per b.. purchases having been made at 10 cts. for
low middlng TO- for good ditto, and lOhall for mid
fair. The receipts at this port since lst Sept,
compared with the last corresponding season, less
by 329,344 bales; and the stock on hand now is
lSS, 43i bales. Sugdr-Thcrc is more activity in
the market but prices remain at 5id75 cts for com
to choice. NOlaSses-Rcccipts trifing and not
much doing. T0bacco-Buyers have come forward
freely, and above 1850 hhds. have sold at previous
rates. FIOu-Thc steamers advccs have caused
an improvement in this market, and some 20,O0O brls
have sod closing at 675a s 6.924 for Ohio and Iowa.
and 81 for St. Louis. PrOuisionS-Pork and Beef
are dull but Bacon has sold freely at Sa9 cts.
for inf to prime Sides, and 5.a6i for Shoulders.
Hams dull at sail cts. for inferior to the best
sugar-curcd. No alteration in Lard. IIhtskey-
The sales since last amount to 1000 brs., taken
for the Eastern markets. at 2la2l sa22a23 cts, clos
ing at the latter. Grain-Thc total sales OF Corn
for the three days have been 10000 bushels, the ru-
ling rates 65a70 cts. for the best shipping mixed and
white, and 75a5O for yellow. Wheat has sold at
40a s so, including prime at close at s LAO. Oats
have advanced to i7a50cts. Hemp-IIas been rather
dull, selling at 92.5Oa$95 per ton. Lead-About
4OOpigs have sold at 375a S 80 per 100 lbs, being
an advance of l25al5 cts CoBee-The market con-
tinucs heavy with large and increasing stock.
Erchange-Stcrlng has declined to 4a5 per cent.
prcm.-scc table inside. Freights-Arc rather more
active and frmcr, but show no improvcmcnt-sec
toblr inside