The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17
COM m X n CIAL.

space aud the weather Is tine TOT harvesting. mum
Der Of wheat fields have been already in tins vicinity
and by the latter end OF The present week nearly all the
small grain crops viii have secured II Is almost
beyond possibility that anything should occur oessen the
prospect which told promised more or more
hyoraby than does at the present time. New wheat
will be in markedly the first Of July.
SUNDRIES-In small articles Of trade such as are
enumerated below there no alteration IN cur
rent rates; therefore continue figures Of last week.
without remarks deeming any unnecessary. and
regular demand exists for a-rstes very steady wthreg
the country and city trade say: Brondies-
common OF domestic manufacture csc; old peach 81 12
al %; COgnae from 81 so to g per gallon Oils-sum
mer Lard 50a52lc; nseed 50s5ole; castor 81 i2sai 81
olive 26a1 80; sperm bleaehed 81 25 ubleaehed 12l
al %; whale 75asO per gallon; tsnners' SIS 50as 80
per bbl Candles-Taow mould 9s9lc; pressed 9talOc;
sterDe i2al2i; star 2o423c; sperm a)a36c per pound
BToOms-Best straw 2s2 %; common 81 25al IS per
dozen. Ale-Pittsburgh S.. half bbls 81 Beer-s4.
half bbIs q. Tar-Good STAT % per bb Rosin-S2 25
az so Perbbl- Pteh-S2a2 p per Dbl. Leather-Skirt
ing sa2ic sole 2lac per b. Refined I0a12e;
crude 7ASc per ID. pces-Cassis 225c; cloves sja4Oc
ginger race l0al2e ground 1lal2ie; Nuimegs 81 5Ga
70; pepper sa1Oci pemento l5a1Ge per ID. Cordase-
Manila 16al7c; bang tine 100. Peariash-6;a7tc per
ID; ginseng 25a26e per Ib. GIass-country. by 10,
IS 75ai; Pittsburgh s4ai Is per box Wrapping Paper
Grown Acc medium zoe; double SOC per ream.
White Lead-Cineinnati u e2lai . per keg. Spirits
Turpentne 65a6Oc per gallon SOsP-No. 1, 4ts4t; No.
4s4tc per ID. StaTch-Pesh oa6se per ID. HOPS
New I6aiec Old 647e per H. shot--AssOrted NUMBERS
81 eOa1 30 per bag. Hydraulic Cemeut-S2 5OaS3 per
bbl. Salertus-Eastem Gls7e; Cincinnati 7ssle perIb.
POwder-Fine rife - 5OaS6; Common and blasting
g 5Oa4 50 per beg. Lme-Unca Toe per bbl; common
f0a12c per bushel Teas-COmmon qualities from 10 to
COG; fine from IS TO 81 per H. Vinegar-Cider SaiOc
per gallon. ChOcolate-NO. l. i1al2c; No. l0afIc per
h. Dye Stuhs-Msdder 1Oal2c; LogsoOd 2ia3c; Indigo
Spanish float sa1OOc; oOPPeTss Ilssc esmwoOd 5!a6o;
fustie Bale per- ID. Tin Paie-S1O 50s1I per box Iron
Common bar 3la3ic per ID. NaiS-AssoIted numbers
Pittsburgh "a 25sS4 50; retail sales 81 50per Neg Gun
nies-New, bushels l4al5ei Il bushels I2sl3c each
BAGGING AND BALE ROPE.-Reeeipts though
larger not altogether heavy the past dang
proceeding week Transactions however embrace near
ly double the then sold sales for the past week
sum up 900 pieces, and nearly GOO COILS here
tofore, principally time, and I'm orders tor South
en plantations. Baggng has ranged from 10 i2c; and
Rope from to &C, according to terms Of sale and gua
iy Of the article; Baggng we quote al liza
llle. Common to fair Rope, 5a5l prime, 5isGc. Re
ceived this week by the 1874 pieces and i1si
TOBACCO.-A very limited business has been done
in this article dunng the past week Receipts BY
rvet amount 10 only 10, and sales during the time
TO less than 100 Hhds At the Planters Warehouse
Hhds Sold, OF hemOf First quality. prices
paid were folOws:-l HID ''ThiTds'' al 81 as al
81 %, 81 6, at . So al 81 %. at 81 90 al So
sixteen Hhds "Seconds' as fonows:-1 HID. al - 40
at s2s5, 1atS2 50, al 50 b, al 3, at . TO- al
$ 10, at g %, at - % at % % al - 10, - Is
per l00lbs. There Is some improvement IN the market,
particularly for Third and Secendrate Tobacco buy
er evnoe willingness operate at slightly alyanc-
ed rates. We quote the range Of the market foI
lows
Thirds lIa2eseoOnds, 2lA3se-Frss, Szs4se. per
ID. Sales at the Planters Warehouse for the season
amount to 1912 Hhds.
PROvIsIONs.-NO receipts Of Pork BY the Iverthe
past week. Prices remain quoted in weeks
review. Sales since then up betweenve and hun
dred bbs, IS pas So Prime al SC 2a6 50, and
mess o. at So 50. Mess and prime would sell readily al
the lowest EguTes bur the desirable lots upon the
market are held firm outside rates Bacon lbe GINS 10
arrive more freely and sales from wagon for the PaSttwO
days have been to the extent OF between fifteen and
twenty Thousand pounds, most Of clear SIDES at $ Sa
Sc per 100 lbs Some ef Hamhave sold q
a3s, and Shoulders at SIC. Sales OF packed meat en-
brace about - casks during the past three days, Shout
ders at 2la3Ic. Hams q and &c. rbbedSides &c. clear
&c perIb. We quote the following the market rates
present with fair demand say from wagons ShOu ders
2ie Hams sssic. rbbed Sides SIC per ID, Clear 8 sA
$50 per 100 lbs packed from second HANDS. Shoulders
q, Bans 3ta4c; ribbed Sides 81 clear &C per H. Lard
has advanced, moderate sales Of No kes. 5to No 9
5sa5lc; common and Inferior 4ia6lC. Most holders Of
prime in KEGS ask 81.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Flour has declined since the
date OF cur weekly report and sales during the
have gradually fallen from "a 4Oa4 50 TO STAT To- good
brands OF Ohi0, Illinois and Upper Mississippi
retailing by the dTsy load al Slai 10, and anything Of
large wosld go below these figures. The demand is
confined the wants OF the city retail trade. and
Sionay few barrels the country, and may be said
be limited In the extreme; receipts during the week
amount to something 80, and sales at the
time to barrels. Wheat declined
and 7Oa75c is the most offered by the millers Tor
good and choice. No Corn Oats at the Isnng, and
OF either Of consequence received dunBg the past
week. Sales Of both confined entirely wagons and 20
store. Corn at 2a3C, and Oats at 25c per buShel IN
bulk. No sales Barley Rye and little demand
for either Bran sells by retail al 95 and Shorts al ee
per bushsl.
HEMP-The market has undergone little change
since the date OF our last weekly report. Prime Mo.
de W. rotted sells in small lots manufacturers al "a 62
and Kentucky al 81 80 per cwt, short tune with IN
terest added; receipts during the week amount TO 26i
bales most OF il from ST. LOUIS and for manufacturers
Large lots OF the best article would not command over
lai % from the levee, cash. No sales Of waerrOtted
reported
GROCERIES-Receiptsn light, bat the market iOr mos,
articles in this hne Is very quiet Within day or two
past there has been movement In sugar, and we
notice sales OF about f25 hhds. to principally 20 I'm
cinnat and Pittsburgh, slightly reduced rates, tar
good at 3iafe.; common and dark quaucS 3satc; ~
hhds good sold yesterday al 4c, short time, interest
and exchange added. Prime BIO Coffee sells readily al
7lc but most dealers ASK 7sa73c.; stock considered
SIN up 100 bags al 7taTc mostly al the latter ng
ures. Prime Plantation MOaSSes Is dull az za2le By The
quantity and 2ta5c. by retail. We notice sales OF Tim
al 2fa2oC. Common Sugar House Is held al 3labc and
dull Prime st. Louis Bass by wholesale; 4eisc.
per gallon BY retail White Havana sells slowly al slaSe
brown IS worth from sc. We TecaPituaie and say
retail OF Prime N o. sugar. embracing freFa one 10
five hhds. 4fal4c by the Dbl 4lz5e Prime hlo COnec
by the single half dozen bags fsSc- PRIME tianfafon
M04sses, by the single bancl 2iac. sugar house IA
| 42c- per. gallon.