Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-17
MESTIC NJ ARK E S.
BosToN-week preceding July 10.

BosToN-wcek preceding July TO-
CGndles-Spcrm continue very dull, and not over
% could be obtained for the best brands in large
lots. Co6ee-Thcre is rather more inquiry, and
sales confined to the trade. DyeicOOdS-A lot Of
Port au Prince LogwOod to arrive, has been sold
SIS per ton, mos There is no Logwood in first
hands. FiSh-Nlackcrcl are dull, and prices lower
although the catch come in rather sparingy.
Sale Of new No. IS at $3.50, and some No. IS at
81 per bril-, cash. New Cod arrive slowly, and sell at
at 3.25a : $50 per qtI. FOU-Thc market is dali,
and prices have declined, although at the close hold
more firm, account Of the news received
by the French steamer at New York Of an advance
in prices in Europe. Gcncscc is held at S6I24, and
Michigan and Ohio Sc. The supply of Southern is
moderate, but there is demand except for small
parcels for bakers use. Grdn-1he uniavorabe
adyiccs brought by the steamer, Of a decline in Grain
in Europe, has had its effects here, and caused the
market to become very unsettled, with downward
tendency in prices. The operations have bccn at
auction, 1900 sacks Western Corn, rather poor ORDER
7la74 cts, cash. Subsequently, 1900 mixed, 6)a70
cts. 1900 yellow, 7Oa7l cts, and GOO white, Co.;
1900 sacks white poor, 53Gj7 cts. 2G00 sacks yell
low, 5505S cts. per bush cash, and g. cts each for
sacks. At private sale, part of a cargo Southern
white, and lot of Southern yellow flat at 10 cts,
cash. Prime Oats are rather scarce and sales have
been made at 53G56 cts, cash. Hemp-Not much
doing. About 20 tons American dew rotted have
been sold at lO7. 5Oa 3 | 10 per tom mos. No Ma
Mia or Russia in market. HideS-Thcrc has been
fair demand for the article, and the large lots are
stored for higher prices. lot Of Curacao Goat
Skins at 54a55 cts, 6 mos. At Salem, 5000 Bucnos
Ayrcs Hides at ~ cts. per h., mos; 1000 Chile
hung dried II ! cts, mos. Leather-Rcd continues
in good demand, and the stock being small, an i'm
provemcnt of ! ct. per Id. has taken place. Molas-
Ses-The sales have been light say 500 hhds. OF all
kinds, at previous prices. Oil-In Linsecd the sales
have been pretty large. lot of 10000 gals. pure
English brought 50 cts $500 gals. Ga cts and sales
since Of 6aS000 gals at 65 &C and 81 cts per gall,
cash. The market is firm at the improved prices.
PrOUisiOnS-Are without any material change from
last week. The advices from England have rather
tended to make holders more firm. .Sug0r-There
has been inquiry for Box and sales reach about
1000 boxes, low grades at 6ta7i cts. per h., mos.
A considerable lot Of Brazil white at 3a3 cts. per
b., mos. Sumdc-Sales of ten tons Sicily at $50,
aud small lot at sos per ton, 6 mos. Iallop-
Rendered has sold at 8, cts per lb. cash. Wool-
The stock Of American Fleece continues light, and
there is fair demand by fundamentally Id.
New YoRK-3 days preceding July 10.
Ashes-Pots in good demand at FAST; Pearls
higher and selling at 5s7sa SO, closing at the latter
CoGee-Is inactive, but prices without change. Cot
t0n-Holders more willing to realize, and by
putting more on sale than demanded prices have
come down "a, cent. Feathers-Salc Of 1000 lbs.
prime Western live Geese at 49, cts. cash. Flour
and INeaL-The continued heavy arrivals Of West
ern Flour, and in view Of the unfavo rabe accounts
from abroad, prices have further rcccdcd 81 cts,
and the sales have amounted to 10000 brls., closing
with 5000 yesterday at & for Gcnesce, and 5.62
a$5.S7l for Michigan and Ohio. Southern in mode
rate supply, with sales of 200 brls Howard street
at elsa $6.l2I, and yesterday 500 to arrive, at
$751;. Rye Flour has sold at 1926 and West
ern Corn Meal at SO per brl. Fruit-Bunch Raisins
have sold to the extent of 400 boxes at s so per
box. Gra,n-The sales Of Genesee Wheat have