Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-06-10

very light. or barrel Lard there is good stock.
Hams abundant and selling at Ia' cts per ID,
mos. Sugar-Thcre are but few BOX IN hrst hands,
and consequently the sales have been light Sales OF
Ia5OO hhds. Cuba Muscovado at 4a4i cts. per lb.,
mos By auction, l72 brls. Crushed, 1.65d S7.9T5,
aud Is do. Powdered, 1904 $795 per 100 lbs,
Sumac-Sale of 2a3OOO bags Sicily, good in
lots, at s 65 per ton, 6 mos DAILY -1dr.
New YoRK--3 days preceding June 3.
-4shes-Salcs of Pots at 4.3l "a S4.37t, and Pearls
(stcady) at 1925. Beestcar-Sales OF prime vel
low at u cts, cash CoGce-ls dull. Sales OF o0O
bags Rio at {! a75 mos Cotton-lias been dull
owing TO the advanced rates OF holders DyecooaS
Have increased in demand partly tor expectation
but compared TO operations previous TO the disturb
anccs in Europe, the market is heavy. Flour and
Nedl-Thc market for W cstcrn Flour was yester-
day little firmcr at an advance OF oar cs'' ana
the lower grades sold at $3.50 1851 while Genesce
brought {. 62!d S5S75, Howard street and George
town has sold at ga S6l2i Rye Flour Sold 3.623,
and Corn Meal, iirmcr, at 2.5Od $780, for Jersey.
Gran-Markct for Wheat heavy, and prices teho,
ing downward, with sales of red Ohio at 5 20 and
white do. at .22a "a. Northern Rye dull at GA
IS cts Corn has advanced Bal cts and % 900 bush
els Mary land and Virginia yellow sold at 5od5, and
50 900 do. Jersey at 5IdbO cts per Dushel. Hemp-
| Market remains without animation. Hides-Sale OF
2S79 Maracabo supposed at cts. for dry, and b Tor
dry saltcd, less per cent. for cash. IndlSo-Mar-
ket very dull. Lead-Salcs of $500 pigs Missouri
at 3.70a : 3.75, cash. -iolasses-Market stlll de-
| pressed, but no change in prices. OHs-Linseed has
rapidly advanced and sales have been large, both OF
English and American, the latter closing yesterday
al 6ia65 cts. cash, and 81, mos. Olive is scarce
and wanted, casks l. lod 5 liz per gallon; Market
bare of bskts in first hands. PrOuSiOnS-Ohio Pork
in active demand, has advanced in price 25d37 cts
some 5000 brls having sold, closing at TO- l2s 1928
for Mess: and Prime, which is less active, at "a
$S.25. Lard has continued in active demand Tor
export at an advance of cent per lb The sales are
1000 kegs id7b cts for good and $500 brls at
a6 for No . and al for fair to prime, 6ia7 being
the quotation at the close for good to prime Dry
sailed Meats continue in request and the transac-
tions are considerable including 66 hhds Shoulders
at 3 a3, cts; 900 lbs Sides, with bone, 5d55;
20 900 lbs without bone, g.; $4,000 lbs. sour -;
20 900 lbs. Shoulders and Hams, 3; and lOOO
pcs Sides, Hams and Shoulders, on terms we did not
learn. SpuitS-Domestic Whskey, III moderate
supply, gradually tends upward, and 2la2l for Ohio
and 81 5a22 for State Prison brs., all cash. have
been paid Sugars-Since our last, there has been
very active demand for Auscovadoes from the trade
and refners, induced in part by the low rates re-
Gently current, and a general advance of I and in
instances of cent per Id. has been establish
ed, the market closing buoyantly. The sales reach
2420 hhds., say $50 New Orleans at 3ia4i cts; 20
Texas, 4 100 St. CroiX, 4ia6S; 1000 Cuba, 3!d45;
1850 Porto Rico, 31a5; 1900 bxs. Brown Havana, !
a64 the latter for strictly prime; and few White
do. 4, all on the usual time. The stock LIST inst
consisted of 9079 hhds. N Orleans, 3iSS Porto Rico
3742 Cuba $50 st. Croix, and 95 Texas-together,
6 654 hhds. and 1000 bxs Cuba, against, same time
last year. 2794 hhds. New Orleans, 394S Porto Rico,
335I Cuba, and l477 ST. Crolx-togethcr, 1000
hhds and 1888 bxs. Cuba 1atio,c-The market
is without change; 3d. 900 lbs prime sold in lots for
home use at I Jas, cts, cash.-Ship. s. Com List.
PHILADELPHIA-wcck preceding June 3.
Cofcc-Thc market has been quite inactive, and
only few hundred bags changed hands at about
former \ cargo OF over 700 bags ST. Domingo
are going into store. Flour and Meal-At the close
of our last weekly review, Flour was firm at 1919;
since then it has declined to $3.50 with small re-
ceipts Rye Flour has declined to 1892. Corn
Meal steady, with a limited demand, sales of $500
brls. at S2.25 for Penna. Grain-The supplies OF
Wheat have considerably increased, and prices have
declined Sales in the early part of the week at
26a 81 for prime red, and l.25a 80 for white
per bushel. Subsequently sales OF red at Iva : LII,
mixed at s 90, and white at 5 90 and Since good
red at liza s is, and white at 5 3D. Rye is dull,
$500 bushels Penna sold at 75a73 cts Corn has also
declined-sacs early in the week at 49, cts for good
yellow and since at 46a47, with some poor quality at
As cts Oats have been dull at 35a36 cts. for South
ern, and ISAAC for Penna. Lead-There has been
more doing this week, and prices have further de-
cined. Sales of $500 pigs at S375, cash, and $685.,
s mos. MOiasses-A cargo of $50 hhds., tres and
brs. Cardenas sold on private terms supposed at IL
cts, 4 mos OHs-The market is quiet Small sales
of Linsccd at 59a60 cts. PrOuisiOns-Thc demand
for Pork continues good with sales of about 1900 brls
Western l0d 10. 80 for Mess, and S5Oa ) 10 for
Prime per bril- Bacon has again been in demand,
with sales of 300 csks, and near 10000 lbs. in bulk
at prices ranging from 3 to cts for Hams 4d5 for
Sides and 2{a3 cts. for Shoulders per ID. Lard is
only in moderate request at 6ia7 cts. as in quality
Spirits hiskcy in hhds. continues scarce, with
small sales at 90 AL and in brs. at sa22 cts. ST.
gdrs-Sacs of $50 hhds. n Orleans, 200 hhds Cuba
Muscoyado, and 600 bxs. Havana, on private terms.
JF0O-The market is nearly bare Of all descriptions
of Domestic, Lut there is not much demand at pre-
sent, though prices are very stcady.-hqrirer.
CHARLEsToN-wcek preceding June 3.
CottOn-Priccs have been rather irregular during
the week but settled down at the close at last weeks
quotations. with the sales amounting TO 4l4l bales at
from, IN I cts frstn Loaf "A
only 9y5 bales. Ricc-ls without change and about
1000 tres. have sold at range from 25l to $780,
per 100 lbs. COrn-Has been in large supply, In-
GLIDING 5000 bushels from North Carolina most Of
which sold 60, and the country at 5Id56 cts. Flour
A sale of 500 brls. Western was made at 1887 }.
Erchange-Is without alteration. Freghts-'To Liv-
crpool for Cotton in square bags, I'd. per lb Coast
wise unaltcred.
New ORLEANS, Saturday night, May 81.
Remarks-Our market has not presented any very
striking changes for week past. Flour and Gram
have been dull, and also Western Produce, though
Pork is considerably higher. Cotton continues irm
and the finer grades, from their relative scarcity
and the better demand for them, have improved one
half cent per lb.-Delta.
COftOn-The market opened with good inquiry
Monday, and the sales for the four days ending on
Thursday evening reached Is 900 balcs-the demand
being chiefly for the better grades, which closed at
an advance in prices of Ca cent upon middlng fair
and fair. Yesterday the teegraphic accounts OF the
Caledonia were received, which looked very favora-
Bile. To-day the further accounts received appear
encouraging, and the sales for the week are 10000
bales, taken mostly for England and the North. The
increase in the receipts at oH the United States ports
is 4O0Ol9 bales, compared with the same date
last year. Stock hand, this evening" reduced
l77,l57 bales, against lSS, 431 bales at same date
last season. Prices: Middlng, 5a5i; Fair, 6Sa7 cts.
1obaccO-We have still to notice good demand,
and slight improvement in prices has also taken
place. The reported sales Of the week are 1900
hhds. To-day, 40 hhds. selected Mason county sold
at g. cts; Common to Fair 3ta5s cts. per h. Flour
About 5000 brs. were sold up to last evening, chief
Iy al 4. 81 Ia $3.50 for Ohio and Illinois, Grain
Some 10 600 900 sacks Corn have sold, at 3ia
80 cts. per bushel. Wheat is scarce, and notice
auction sale of 2l70 sacks yesterday, rather ordi
nary, at SO cts. per bushel. PropisiOns-The up