Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-10


steady demand for home trade, but export demand.
Prices remain about the same as last week. Salt
pete6OO bags Gudnah have been sold at Ga cts, and
500 bags Nitrate of Soda at "a cts. per h., mos.
Sugay-The market has been exceedingly quiet and
sales quite limited, being confined altogether TO the
| trade, in small lots.-Daily id.
New YoRK-3 days preceding July 3.
ASheS-Pots are firm at $4S73; and Pearls sold
freely at $500 s 56SY, with some at 1915. Bark
-Querctron has sold at $40 per ton for No. l. Bees
| tcGr-Continues to sell at % cts, cash Coffee
Market quite dull but for Brazil probably little
| firmcr. C0tton-Not much pressing upon the mar
Nader at l0GlOl, and Soda Ash, 81 cts. per h.,
mos. Dye,co0dS-A parcel of 100 tons st. Domingo
Logwood has sold at y Is per ton, cash. stock light
FeatherS-Primc Live Geese have sold at 30 cts. per
h., cash f our and McaI-Western Flour has
been in less demand, and the receipts have exceed
ed it, in consequence of which prices have been in
favor of buyers the extreme rates towards the close
ranged from 6.S7 "a 1925, the former for mixed
Michigan Howard street sold at Ia $7l25 for 100
brls and Georgetown 1925. Corn Meal is dull
and declining, Western having sold at 4l25n $4.25
The receipts of Wheat Flour down the Hudson,
since the opening of navigation, have been 079 065
brls Fruit-Very little doing: Bunch Rasins sell
ing at s .65 per box, mos. Grain-Al dcscrip-
tons have become quite dull. Wheat is lower;
$1,000 bushels Gencsee having sold at .63a S .65
for mixed and l.7Oa IA for pure white; common
red, s .25 and common to very prime red and
white mixed l.45a + 80. The first lot of ne,c
Southern (growth of South Carolina) came to hand
June 49, 200 bushels of which, of good quality,
sold for the CrotOn Mills, of this city, at & so.
Northern Rye has sold at 9Sdl00 ctS and ordinary
Virginia Oats, 43. Corn only be sold at dccln-
ing prices and the transactions for the last three
days have not been less than 100000 bushels, the
closing rates of VIII were S0aS5 cts for mixed
Western, 81 for flat and 80 for round yellow and 90
for white. Henp-Amcrican is dull and Dew-ro
ted has sold at l0Oa$lO5 per ton, mostly at the
former. HideS-Are generally inactive. Lead-
The closing rate yesterday for 1000 pigs Missouri was
| $S425 per 100 lbs, cash. NolGsSeS-Is in very
limited request. Naval StoreS-The arrivals of
| Spirits Turpcntinc continue very small and the mar
lct is firm; sales in lots have been made at SO cts
cash, and small parcel on the wharf at 3d.. Ty-An
agreement has been entered into signed by all our
Receivers of Spirits Turpcntinc, and 1--WE believe)
universally by the Trade by which, and after the
LIST of August proX this article shall be sold at so
much per gallon, without any charge for the package
or barrel, as other liquids now sold, and plan
which obtains in relation TO this, in all other places
the reverse has always been the here, the pack
age being charged extra with the privleg of
ing, and having the money refunded. Oils-Are
without material variation, but generally inactive
Provisions -Oho Pork is quite dull Beef steady
with small sales; including 3a4O0 tres for England at
| S 1850, or Whereabouts. Seeds-Coyer inactive at
I cts. SpiritS-Domcstic Whiskey sold Thursday
at % cts, but yesterday firmcr, and so drudge
casks and 100 brls. changed hands at &C. cash ST.
garS-1hc market continues dull, without change in
prices. The sales consist of 800 hhds Porto Rico at
Gal cts. 100 st. CroX, u; 80 Cuba g.; and 1000
bXs Havana, part for refining at 5a7 for Brown and
ShaS4, mos. for White. The stock, June so, CON
sisted of 1858 bXs. Havana 2S36 hhds New Orleans
6lO2 Porto Rico, 1903 st. Crox and 5I59 Cuba
together 1900 hhds.-against l0, 6i2 hhds Musco-
vadoes, and 1900 bxs. Havana, same time last year
Slip and Com List.
| CHARLEsToN-wcckp preceding July g.
| COttOn-Thc transactions of the week reach 1900
bales, and the business has been confined principally
among the better classifcationS, say mddling fail
sals; and fair and fully fair II 3al2 cts Stock OIL
hand 34,sS bales. Rice-The sales in the forcpart
tnt 81 Il ..,.EA
ces ranging from 1925 to $3.50 per 100 lbs large
portion from 5.25 to $780, and during the last three
days some 500 tierces have been sold at 5.25 5379
and $50 per 100 lbs, We quote fair to good 5.25a
$537 prime $3.50. Nothing has been done in
choice qualities. COrn-Recent advices have com
pletely unhingcd our market, and holders have been
compelled to sell at less than 80 cts. Flour-Market
depressed, and small lots sell only at 5.75a $6.25
per brl. Bacon and Lard--Are quiet-[For E,r-
change and Frcights-sce rates in table inside.
New ORLEANS, Saturday night, June 26.
During the greater part of the past week, business
has been tolcrably active, though for day or two
past, the reception of later from England has
depressed the Flour and Grain markets, and pre-
vented any important transaction as vet in Cotton.
The steamers accounts have to hand in full to-
day, and are much more favorable than the telc-
graphic report; as yet, however, the full effect of
these adviccs on our market is not developed-Delta
COttOn-ln our last weeks report, we stated that
large business had been done at a decline of ct.
from the rates current before the reception of the
advccs per steamer Hibcrna. On Friday the telc-
graphic summary of the Cambrias advces was re-
ceved, quoting an advance of id. at Liverpool. To-
day, the steamers letters through from which it
appears that the advance at Liverpool is fully d.,
but nothing has yet been done in the way of sales.
The business of the week embraces 9700 bales most
ly for England and the North, and factors are now
claiming advance of a. Ct, though, as the mar
kct is unsettled, we are obliged to omit all quotations
for the present. Stock on hand and not cleared,
143 79l bales. 10bacco-The demand has been stea-
dy and factors have been able to obtain full prices