Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-17

been at .375a S 40; and Illinois red and mixed
Ohio, inferior at las 90 and good to prime, at
25a s. 80 per bush. Sales of Northern Rye at 50
ash; Barley o.; Oats 4la43; and Southern yellow
Corn at 6S and w cStcm 55d65 cts. Hemp-The
market for American continues depressed. Hides
Sale of 100 Montevdco, % lbs to go up the river,
at II cts, less 4 per cent. for cash. IndigO-Rc-
mains dull. Lead-SaIcs of $3.50 pigs Missouri at
4.l2dG $4lSf per 100 lbs, cash. MOlaSSeS-The
market for good and prime qualities is firm. NacaI
Stores-Spirits Turpcntne has advanced and sold at
37a375 ;, cash. OHS-Arc without particular change
except Linsccd, which has upward tendency, with
sales of American at 64 G67 cts, the latter for city
made Pr0USiOnS-ln general there is but little do
ing. ScedS-Cloycr is in better request at cts.
S6ices-Continue inactive Spirits-Domestic Wits
key has sold in brlS. at 22G23 cts, and drudge csks
at the latter. Sugars in fair demand from the
trade, but the market in general quite dull. ool
The business doing is light owing to the small re-
ccipts Of tccce.-Ship. and Com. List.
PH1LADELPmA-wcckp preceding July 10.
Bdrk-Qucrcitron is quite dull. CO6ee-Thc mar
kct is quiet and prices unchanged. Flour and Meal
-WCstc Flour has sold at SIS, and 2a3OOO brlS.
Pcnna. at $50. 1881 closingwith better feeling
and more firmncss at 5IS3G 5.25 FIR Western, and
5.5Od s 5O23 for fresh ground Pcnna. The stock is
light Rye Flour may be quoted 1913; and l5UO
brls. Brandywinc Corn Meal have sold at S3 per
brl. GrGin-Thcrc is no further demand for Wheat
for export and prices have materially declined mil
lcrs keeping out of the market. Good 10 prime red
cannot be quoted over l0a s LIS per bushcl. Rye
has sold cts; and the Corn market closes dull,
hOldcrS pclcrlg To put lnclr STOCKS in store ratcr
than accept 10 cts. NOldSSeS-Is inactive. Oil
Linsccd is held more firmly, with sales in casks at
81 a6l, and brls. at 65aG6 cts per gallon PrOri
SiOnS-AI descriptions Of Meats continue in limited
request, with slight decline in the prices of Bacon
but Lard is held more firmly with sales at 9ial0i
cts. for kegs of inferior TO prime quality. Seeds
Prices steady for Clover at 4.37 "a $4.75. Spirits
Holders Of Whskcy ask 25a26 cts for hhds. and
brls SugmS-Priccs are less firm, and transactions
have been quite small.
| CUARITSTON-Wcck urcccdinr ,JulV TO-
| Cotton-Sales very limited, comprising only $500
bales at l0dl2I cts. The stock on hand 81 l73 bales
| RCe-Smal sales at So 80 per 100 lbs. FlOlu-ls
without demand, and cannot be quoted over 5.25a SO
per brl. GrainA cargo of about 5000 bushels superb
or \. Carolina has sold on terms not public: quote
75aSl cts. per bush. No variation in Exchange
or FrcigHS.l
! SAvASNAH-wcck preceding July 10.
COtiOn-Nothng doing worthy of note, only 81
bales sold at 10 all cts. Rice-NIarllet quiet. Flom
Sales in a small way at 8 75a 81. Grain-A lot Of
$500 bushels sold at S0QS5 cts, the former price.
New ORLEANS, July 3.
| The GeckS BuSinCSS.-Sncc the reception of the
wfavorablc news by the steamer Cambria, the Flour
and Grain markets have dragged heavily, and the
ntavorablc weather for some days past has also in
tcrfcrcd materially with business. The sales of Flour
for the week embrace IS 600 brls, mostly SO fol-
brands. OF Wheat, some 40 900 bushels have beer
sold at s 20 TO S % per bushcl for good to prime
"a decline since the of % cts. per bushcl
Corn, dull at 90 to 10 cts. per bushrl, with sales
| about $4,000 sacks. Provisions inactive, but price
generally firm. \ large business in Cotton-som,
"A 900 bales have bccndisposcd of during the week
| Of which, about two-thirds sales and the res
shipments. Prices have fallen back to 9! to 90 cts
for mddling to good middling-the same rates a
before the steamcr.-Deitd.