Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-06-03
DOMESTIC MAR K ETS.

DOM ESTIC NJ A r K + rs.
BosroN-wcck preceding May 81.
Cofee-The sales have been confined TO small lots
TO the trade. DIugS-50 brs. Castor Oil to go out
of the market has been sold at s 55 per gallon; 10
casks UmbrO Nader, lOGlO5, and Is csks III cts.
per h., mos. FiSh-All kinds are dull, and quo
tations barely sustained Fow-Continues in fair
demand. Gcncsee is rather scarce and maintains lis
price; good brands selling at $685. Michigan more
plenty at ) 6.25 Ohio round hoop, S5.75; Southern
brings $3.50 per brl. / mos. The receipts of Flour
BY railroad since last is II ,093 brS. Grain
Corn is rather dull and prices dropping. Sales of
yellow flat 81 and 90 cts, and white 81 and 80 cts
the latter being about the closing prices. Some
Western mixed Corn, in sacks, has been sold at 5la
81 cts, cash Hemp-Sales Of 100 bales Manila at
g. cts. per h., American is dull Hides
The only sales we hear of are 20OO BuenoS Ayres,
selected, at 81 cts, on long credit; 1000 Curacao
Goat Skins 81 cts, and 1000 African Sheep Skins at
10 cts. each, = mos. MOidSSeS-Cuba has declined,
good sweet Il alS cts Sale of so hhds. prime Glen
fuegos, 24a25 cts, mos PrOrisions-We have no
material alterations to notice in the price of sailed.
Sales of Mess Pork at 10. 25a 1870; Prime do. So,
mos. There is considerable enquiry for Lard, and
several parcels have been sold. One lot of 1000 brs.
for the English market at about g. cts, mos. Sugar
There has been an animated demand through the
week, and nearly all the fine Sugars have changed
hands. The sales amount to l2dljJO boxes, mostly
to g. cts. per b. mos, for fair to good quail
ty. Sale OF 80 hhds. Cuba Muscoyado, f. cts .
mos. Tal2or-Salc of 900 lbs. rendered, cts.
per h., cash.-Daily ode.
New YoRK--3 days preceding May 81.
PceS,rar-M Market unsettled. Sale of 5000 lbs. at
2la22 cts, cash. Cofce--NIarkct rather heavy.
SNl,s Of 1900 bags Brazil at 6ia7; $50 Java, Sia9;
and 100 Laguayra at 7 cts per lb., and 6 mos.
COttORids been in good request at a slight advance
in prices. the sales of the week amounting to 0,30O
bales at al cts. for Upl and Flor, and CAS- for
Mob. and n ORR, Of Mid. to Good Fair qualities.
Drugs, S'c.-Further sales of Castor Oil at s 81,
and Ombro Mlddcr at 9a9i cts. Flour and heal-
With fair demand for Western Flour prices have
been steady at $500 s 5.75 for Gcncscc, and other
brands $3.50 s 5.37. Sales Of Southern at Ga 5 6l25
for Alexandria, Georgetown and Baltimore. Rye
Flour inactive and down TO 800 .6S3, and Corn
Meal steady at 2.i3 200. Fruit-Saes of $500
bXs Bunch Raisins at l.40a s so, mos. 1000 do.
Palermo Lemons, $50 1915; $50 do Oranges, S. 80,
and 372 do. s .25. Grain-Wheat is in small sup
ply, and held above the views of buyers, $500 BUSH
els Canada sold at $l22, in bond. Northern Rye
little lower, selling at 72d70 cts. Corn, in mode
rate request, has continued in favor of buyers the
extremes 80 and So cts, and n Orleans IS and 80,
for fair to good, weight. Lead-Missour Pig is
freely offered at 1915, cash. lIOlaSSes-Marlet
extremely dull, and prices lower Porto Rico selling
at 2Ua225 cts; Cuba Muscovado, 1928, and n. be
ria, 2Od25, mos. NdUdl StOreS-Salcs of Spirits
Turpcntne at 3ia36 cts, cash and moS now held
at 35a37. Dissolve in csks. has advanced to SllO
bskts Marseilles, $3.50, and Inf. chsts. Florence
S475, mos. ProUisionS-Ohio Pork quite dull,
with sales of 1900 brs. at and $40 for Prime and
Mess. Ohio Lard in good demand remains steady,
tres. at 53a6t cts, the latter for prime; brls. Cas-;
and kegs 7a73. Picked Meats inactive and rather
lower. Spices-Saes Of Sumatra Pepper at 81, and
Race Ginger 6.a6t cts, mos. SpiritS-L Large sales
of Domestic Whiskey at 20ia2l cts, cash. Sugars
There is a good enquiry for Muscoyadoes and Cuba
Box, but prices rule very low.-Ship. g. Com. List.
PHLADELPHtA-wccbp preceding Nav 81.
COtce-The demand continues moderate, owing TO
limited supplcs-saes of 1000 bags Porto Cabelo at
:, lgEL d. Rim nj nj nd -, 81
cts. mos. Flour and Meal-Thc continued light
receipts Of Flour have again tended to maintain pri-
Ccs in the face of limited demand. The weeks
sales comprising 5000 brls. common brands Penna
and Western at 5.75a 1851, chiefly at the former
rate, and about 500 brs. Brandywnc, and 5a6OO
good Western, at s per bril- Rye Flour is dull of
sale at 1881 per brl. Corn Meal has declined III
cts. per bril-, 231 early in the week, and since at
2.3l "a 81 %, chiefly at the lowest rate, for Pcnna,
and some Brandywinc at S2.375 per bri. Lrain-
The supplies Of Wheat have considerably increased
and prices have declined - !nl5 crs-saIcs of mixed
red and white at l.36n \ 81, and white at .IOa
: Al per bushcl, closing at = 30 for GOOD reds,
and .32al 81 for prime white Rye continues dull,
with light receipts, at IONS cts. for Pcnna. Corn
has been in fair demand but at lower ratcs-saics of
Southern and Penna. at ~ a5 cts. for good yellow,
and 46aiS for Southern white closing at the lowest
rates. Lead-4OO pigs sold carly in the week at
cts, short credit and since 1000 do at cts,
establishing decline. Noiasses-The market
has been quiet, and the only sales Is hhds. Car
ucnds at 49, CTS, 4 mos. ONS-LinSccu continues
dull Of sale, and prices in hhds and brs. at 59aG
cts. Procisions-The market for Western Pork is
quiet and prices stationary at l0d S 80 for
Mess, and 5.25a s $50 for Prime, per brl. Lard is
firm at CAL cts, with moderate sales Seeds
Clovcrsecd has been in limited demand at 3.5Oa 81
per bush. Further sales Of Flaxsccd at Boa & SO,
and Timothy at "a 81. 80 per bushel. Syirits-Whs-
key is lower-sacs in hhds and brls. at 81 ia22 cts
and since at 20 cts in hhds and 2 in brls Sugars
The market has been Inactive and no sales of i'm
pOrtancc have tTanspircd.-I u0uiTlr.
CHARLEsToN-weck preceding May 81.
tOttOn-lhc transactions foot up near $500 bales
at prices ranging from and including a7 per h.;
and the stock remaining hand is II ,939 bales.
Rtce-ls without any new feature except that there
has been an increased demand. The receipts are
lilS tres, all Of which have been taken at PSI "a
S3.l2z per 100 lbs. COrn-Thcrc have been no ar
rivals. FiO,u-The market has been very quiet.
ErchdnSe-ls without alteration. Freights-Very
little Offering either foreign or coastwise.
New ORLEASs-weck ending NAV 90
Cott0n-Ihc Britannia's accounts have enabled
purchasers to operate on easier terms. The weeks
sales including 1000 bales to-day (Which have been
acye) make total Of - 900 bales mostly for Eng
lsh and Northern account. Prices close firmly at 4
ail for Ord, TO Gao cts. for Fair. The receipts
here show an excess Of 313 927 bales the total
receipts of lSi6-i7. The stock on hand is 202 gg5
bales. 1ObdccO-Ihe market has been pretty active
and 1000 hhds. sold this week, the market pretty firm
at the following quotations. Inf 2c3; Com. to Fair
3,alz; Choice and Selected, 4,a5l cts. per ID. Sugar
The demand has slightly improved and the sales
Of the week about 200 hhds partly for the
West. Prices, however, are again rather lower,
and may be quoted: Inferior and Common sa3; Fair,
3sd3s; Prime to strictly Choice, 3sa41 cts per h..
F2Om-The weeks sales are 5000 brls, including,
yesterday, 977 brs. Illinois at 1925; and to-day 232
ordinary ST. Louis, lined, at 4.375 per brl. Grain
living to very light receipts Of Corn prices have
again improved and nearly %, 900 sacks sold at 33a
30 cts the ruling rate for days past being SO cts
81 rITnn H..