Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-03
NEw YonK-3 days preceding June 26.

Cofse~Is without change: 1000 bags Brazil sold a,
7afk cts time; and 400 St Domingo G. 25aS6 3Il
per 100 lbs cash Cotton-Has continued dulI since
our last at declining rates so that the greater part
the advance obtained on the arrival of the steamers
advices has been lost Drugs and Dles-Some spe
culative movements have taken place in Turkey
Opium with sales at g. 25a S3 49, the former to ar.
rive. now held higher; 5000 lbs African Bird Pen.
pers have sold at 50 cts: and Ombro Nader in lots
at lOl mos Due,roods-Sales of $50 TONS lanai.
ca lockwood at q Il pcr ton. cash, Featbers-Prime
Western have sold at 40 cts cash FIo,ir and
| 1IeaL-Priccs of Western Flour declined ON Wed.
nesday and Thursday - 5a25 cts per bril-, the clos
ing rates on the former day being la S7l2l; and on
the latter not over 6.S75a ST could be obtained for
Michigan and Ohio although subsequently 20 900
brIs changed hands, considerable portion of which
was Gcncsce, at 81, taken for export lot of
1900 brlS Howard street sold at $7.375, and some
for less Rye Flour sells slowly at Ga S625. Corn
Meal though dull is steady at l.62la 4.75 per bril-
for Western. The receipts Of Wheat Flour down
the tiuuSoh from !ne opening vi h"EIgatloh 10 last
evening are 9oo'ooo pIls. '. he az arrives
HSely ana prices tehu GOWN "Iu, choicc ohio NIX
ca sc!nS at :tUd LIZ anu YESTERDAY good no. at
> Lao, put tnls iaucr was Pr0oaoy Dcl0w inc mar
ket iot OF o'SUV DnshelS cSteIh rGo mas sold at
90. oates oi lori NorshGrh , hye d. ~ barIey'
Io1' U.s. o"'s' oi"oo' ol' Cor Is ra1or ioWeI'
owing 10 increased receP's' ana Oh i2o'uuo Dushels
soia lor whlch 20 cts were OBTAINED Tor n orleans
whits ana Mixed ana . l lop whlte; ana ior mixed
and nat western ye0W ooa9o, closing ior me latter
at y'"oI S's1 he pG,'ls uu at 10 "a oo per
|
Norh Fer uuii 'a SOFA al fo@oo Gus per luU lbs
Iem nP amer Is Wlthout ehange. H,deS-SaieS
Oh 29'4 slinoo a. - cts; lzoo mo urahoe at
mos; ana fi5o Carthageha on private terms. lndg0
~ an uul h 1 uither SAFES Oh missouri
f1C, c"sn' 'los oS "llhouI anlmauon'
vi alo III oou ueihan1' ana Eastern com
manu- finf2 ''I az ei IvhaI ndg I oCresH ,h
OUT chaSe; oaS-r' ie - heiu nriny at % Gus
on'c Is uu anu iiis W i1 ~, % ~ per
"lio, 'I 1, anu 1;tIl MI
ID 7 ard ouict SeeJsNC Clover and T;motbv arc
without demand. Spirits-Are dull, and prices tend
| downward 100 brls Western Wbiskcv sold vestrr
doy NJ % cts Sunors-There has becp more doing
in NIscovadoes at the reduction noticed in orr last
| and the market is a little stcodirr The sales in
cinde 900 bbds, Cuba at 5la6S cts: 700 PORTO Rico
6Io72. 1900 bys Brown Havana 6ia72 cts, mart for
rrfninc on nriyate tcrms and 30 White do 81 A
mos 7T,Uojr-Therc is but ittlr doing 10 ono tbs
nrime sold in lots for home at cts. cash.-Shin,
and Com. list.
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fHiLADELPHtA-Weekp preceding June 70.
CoDee-kcmainS quiet; ftG," ana teaI-Prlccs OF
lour are lower, ana at cloSe wine Soid at
ana gooa w esterh 500 pGihg eecllhG WITHIN the
week OIL 80 CTS per Dri' f'ye flour has sold at
So,oo' anu Urn ie'i, III colsucl"oiG iotS at f'o' p
manned rather steady the extremes for the week for
Pcnna red being Al to g Co. and at close IS 80
was the current rate for parcels atloat and $ 80
from store. mixed red and white lot sold early in
! the week at s 90 Rye has declined from s Is
to 9Ga95 cts but Corn has been pretty steady at OH
81 c although at close the lowest price for yellow
could not be obtained. IudigO-Priccs of Bengal are
las cts. per lb. lower. Lead-NIissouri Pig has sold
to arrive at $3.50, cash. lIolasses-Is quiet Naua
StoreS-Spirits Turpcntinc sells as wanted at 36a37
cts OilS-Lnsecd sells at 90 cts. Pyorisi0ns-
Very little enquiry for Pork, and prices arc 50 cts
lower, Mess l6.50a 5 1915, and Prime $3.50 Lard
i'll better request, with sales at 9inl05 cts. Spirits
| Prices of Whiskey are unsettled and range from
| 80 to 81 cts. in brls. Suga'-Thc market has be-
come quiet.
CHARLEsroS-week preceding June DC,
Cofton@In consequence of The b;~b7 nriccs do
uondnd hv holders 1T tho racairt fon InI,I or
the CombT;a,s advcrs the GALS drnonntnJ 70 'oII,
lI6O balcs and the generations of the vel ucr. cn
fnrd almost cxcus;ycI, IN the b,ttr rods ,,,I;nb
advanced fuIv i ct nor In Int tor,arjS ~ cios,
nnrchoscrs have done very it'll Th 'trn, ;
Is oInIIS OTIS and III. otocl, on haJ - ae = 81,
halls R5ce-Has sold IN the cxt.rt Of 1Go 1ai7no
tres portion at n decline of La cent ncr III thr
rang, bang from 6oI IN d o9 In iri ,,ot; ,l
was at 81 ner 10 lbs present. ndtat;ons
onIr non,inai Eyo,;rr onJ Torn so oli J
ed in nricc the former down to I'm ss6 ~ ner hrI
and the latter 9Oo95 cts ner bushsl IV,.rv it'll,
had been done in Racon Lard or C,rocnr;es H.
cbnnge-Rcmains without variation Er.;g5is IL.
tIr d0ino and M cbange-scn tail. insdn
New ORLEANS, Saturday night, June 10.
The business of the past week has been much less
extensive in Flour, Wheat md Corn, than during the
previous one, and the prices of all these articles have
rcccdcd nearly the point from which they started
after the favorable news by the steamer Hibcrnia
received. In Cotton, however, the transactions
have been large, though at better prices; and To-
bacco has been in great request Provisions are gen
. orally dull and the rates Unchanged
COttOn-Our market opened on Monday rather
dull but as factors concluded to give way and meet
buyers freely. large business has since been done
the weeks sales embracing II 900 bales. The buy
ing has been mostly for England with little for the
North Prices have assumed more regularity, and
we have annexed quotations, showing decline of
ct. since the steamer We quote inferior SD
s.; ordinary 500; mddling ia93; good middling 81
as; middlng fair 9ial0; fair l0al07 good fair II
all Stock hand and not cleared, 57 ,645 bales
1obacc0-The market has been quite brisk, particu
larly for two three days past and prices have