Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-06-30
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and prime red at laS103, and fair and prime white
at 1O6GS1.10 Rye 57la5S cts which IS a slight
improvement. Corn-Since the arrival OF the
Americas advices, prices have declined ld2 cts,
and 15a20,0 900 bushels yellow have been sold at 81
a60 cts, closing at the latter rate, and white at
81 cts, delivered. IHdeS-An import of about
10000 Buenos Ayres, sold at about 81 cts. u ID, on
time HOn-The market continues excessively
dull and inactive. Ledd-Sales of 5000 pigs at
S475 for Hard, and 4S5aS490 w 100 lbs, cash. for
Soft, which is decline. Bar Lead has advanced
to 81 cts. ~ ID. .NoEasses-The market continues
inactive. OaS-Linseed sells in small lots at GOO
81 cts. in csks. and brls PrOristons-There has
been an increased demand Tor Porh, and prices have
advanced 37I to so cts. ~ brl-sales of 300 brls
Mess at 10756Sl1, but principally at the latter
rate, and Prime at 50 ~ brl. Bacon is in fair de-
mand, and prices fully maintained: sales OF com
mon city smoked and fancy canvassed Hams at II
to 104 cts Sides 6; and Shoulders 81 cts sales of
30 hhds. shoulders in salt at AZ cts. " ID. Lard
The demand is limited, but holders firm at II
as cts. a. ID. Seeds-Prime Clover is scarce, and
il here would command 3.50d S3.624 u Ga lbs. A
sale of good Timothy at $3.50 per bushel Flaxseed
is in good demand at Sl.2j measure, and Sl.3O
weight. Sprits-Whiskey is in limited demand.
Sales of brls. at 2lG214 cts, and hhds at p cts
SUsar-The receipts have been light and the de
mand limited, but prices are steady. Sales OF Porto
Rico, at 5d53 cts, and New Orleans, at AZ cts.
~ ID; also a lot of 1a2OO boxes Havana Brown, at
81 cts u ib, all on tme.-Lq
RICHMOND, June %.
Flour is in limited demand. Sales at 5aS512!
~ br. Grain-.The crop of wheat is exhausted.
Sales of Corn at 524a5 cts. PrOriSions-Prices
have advanced. Sales of Hog round at 74GScts.;
| Sides 64a7, and Shoulders 54G6 cts. " b. To-
bocco-lnspections large. Sales Of good and fine
quality at 4G6 cts. U ID.
PETERSBURG, June %.
| Flour is in limited demand at 4.5OdSl75 W brl.
GTain-No sales of wheat Corn is brisk at 53g
Sc cts. ~ bushc 7oGocco-Prices have declined
4ld4 ct. T. ID. We quote Lugs at 2a34 cts, and
leaf 34GScts
CHARLESTON, June 23
Cotton is in fair demand and prices fully sustain
ed Sales of 657S bales at toS cts u ID for inferior
to fully fair quality. Rce-l0O0 tres. sold at 25Gg
3 cts. u h. Erchangc-No change. Freights to
Liverpool are unsettled. We quote to Liverpool
at 3-16 ct Havre ct, Coastwise scarcely any
thing offering.
SAVANNAH, June %.
Cotton-Arrived 1884 bales; cleared, ISIS
bales; stock, 23,967 bales. The market has under
gone no change. Sales of 2615 bales at 6ta74 cts.
U ii for ordinary and middling fair. Rice-Small
sales at 2!d24 cts. ~ ID. Erchange-Sterling
Bills nominal at a. ct. prem Freights to
Liverpool are dull at i'd.
COton-The weeks sales have been 400 bales
at 6laS cts. for ord to fair quality. The stock
sold Is reported tn be NOT much, if over 1000
bales. ErchdRge-The offerings very light and
demand moderate. Sterling, S4s4 " ct prem;
Bills Baltimore at 60 days, Ia dis, and Sight
Checks Ia prem.-JOeT Of Com.
New ORIEANs-weel ending June 16.
Remarks Great dullness has continued to pre-
vail throughout the market generally during the
week. There is but little export demand for the
products of the West, and our principal saple Cot
ton is i'll but little request and further depressed in
price.
We are pleased to be able to state that by the
falling of the river and the partial closing of the
crevasse, the water in the overlooked district has
continued to recede daily, and it is expected that
the crcvasse will be entirely closed in few days,
we hope to be able to announce i'll next issue
that the city is nearly quite free from the mum
dation. The river continues to fall, and is now
about 81 inches below high water mark. 1t
showery yesterday, but during the previous portion
of the week the weather was clear and very warm.
Price Current.
Cotton-Week's sales $500 bales, at GIGS cts.
for ord. to mid. fair. The stock remaining
hand is 49,472 bales Sugar and .H0tasseS-Are
both quiet. ToJacco-The sales have been 1450
hhds., at to u cts, including common and selec-
tons The stock on hand is 1898 hhds. Flour
is without change, prices ranging from AS to
$3.50 GraiH-Receipts of Corn increased; and
prices in Consequence little lower, ranging from As
to 50 cts ProuiSions-Pork has been in rather
better demand at improved prices, some 1900 brls.
having sold at 10dSl0124 for Mess, and S.25G
IS 80 for Prime. Bacon has also improved in price
by the falling off in receipts Shoulders selling at
4d4I, Sides 5a54 for ribbed and 6Q64 for clear,
and Hams 5lalO cts " h. Lard has also advanc-
ed and sold at 1913 cts, for prime in brls. and
kegs. Cofee-Stock on hand 80, 500 bags. En-
change-All bills in very limited request; ster-
ling Sa9 u ct. prem. FfeightS-Are still inactive,
but higher rates asked, and one American ship
has been taken for Liverpool at 3D. for Cotton and
3d. for Corn.