Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-07-07
Whole Number 57S.

rather reduced rates for the lower and improved for
the better grades. The closing sales, after the
steamer IIibcrna's news was telegraphed, were
made at 80 SO cts for white, and sta 5Sl for yell
low Hemp-Sales of 100 bales American dew
rottcd at 1.55a .65, 6 mos Hides-Havc con-
tnued in good demand with further sales OF 1O,OO0
Buenos Ayres to arrive private terms. Iron
Market firm for Scotch Pig but quiet for all others.
Lead-Salcs of 22O0 pigs Missouri at AIS to S4S5;
and 5000, part to arrive, at S4.65, cash. .HOasSeS
Is in fair request, but sales mostly to disillers
.NaUdl StorcS-Without change. PrOUiSiOnS-Oho
Pork in better demand, and prices have advanced
II! cts, $500 brls having sold closing at 10.37l-
1850 for Mess, and S.S74GS9, for Prime Lard
continues firm at 6lG7 cts. for brls., and 7Sa72 for
kegs. Sp3itS-The price of Whiskey has advanc-
cd, and the closing rates 2126224 cts. Sugars
Market without change, and sales are small.-Ship.
and Com. List.
PHILADELPHIA, June 30.
Bork-Therc is but little Qucrcitron arriving,
and it is wanted: sales of 90d1OO hhds. No. l at
SIS u ton. Beestcar- Continues dull of sale:
quote good Yellow q cts. T. lb. CQtce-The stock
in first hands is light and prices are firm: sales OF
$500 bags Laguayra at to 69 cts. ~ h., on time,
and 400 Rio at 7a7a cts. Flour and .ueaN1he
Flour market has been inactive during the week,
and prices have declined 81 cts. ~ brl. Sales OF
common brands Pennsylvania and Western at $3.50,
Saturday and Monday last; and since at Sl.41, at
which prices the market closes quiet. Rye Flour
has been in moderate demand, and sold at 2.S7IGS3.
Corn Meal has been in rather better demand, Penn
sylvana, part at S275, and part at trie less, and
Brandywine at S2S74 ~ brl. Inspections OF Flour
and Meal during the week ending June Is; Wheat
Flour brls 9,O25; Rye Flour brls SO; Corn Meal
brls. 1870; do half brls. 1893; do. hhds 30. Grain
The demand for Wheat has been limited, and
holders have been compelled to submit to lower
prices. Sales of common and prime red early in
the week at 1QSl.05, and since at 9S cts.GS101,
and white at .04dS10S. Rye-Sales of Pennsyl-
vania at IS cts and a small lot of Delaware at So
cts u bushel. Corn has also declined. The de-
mand has been moderate. Southern and Pennsyl-
vana yellow 6Oaj9 cents early in the week, and
since at 5Sd 81 closing at the latter rate, and some
white at 53 cents, weight. Oats extremely dull.
Hemp-1'he stock is much reduced, and holders are
firm: sales of 100 bales dew rot at S167 ~ tom ms
EOn-The market continues depressed: sales OF 300
tons No. l Charcoal Forge at s25, 6 ms. Lead
There is Pig in first hands sale of 1000 pigs
at $3.50 a. 100 lbs, cash ,MolasScs-The sales
confined to 300 hhds Trinidad at 22!a23, and some
Cardenas at l9G 194 cts, on time. OaS-Linseed Is
in moderate demand at 60 cts. i'll casks and 81 in
brls PrOriSiOHS-There has been rather more in
quirv for Pork, but prices have not varied-sales
of Mess at 10.75qSI1 T. bril-, cash and on time
holders ask 1925 for Prime. Beef is scarce. Ba-
con is not much inquired after Lard is in limit
ed demand at u cts. a. ID, in brls. and cts i'll
kegs. SuSm-There has been rather better
feeling in the market, and prices have improved:
sales Of $50 hhds Cuba and Porto Rico at 4!d5 cts;
some White Brazil at 81, and White Havana at II
cts q b., on time. Spirits-Wh iskcy sells in hhds
at 81 and brls. at 81 cts. Uool-Supphes of the
new clip are ming in rather more freely, but,
with a moderate demand, we have no change to no.
tce in prices: sales in lots at 26l to 81 cts. " h.
for common full blood cash and on tilne.-hq.
New ORLEANS-week preceding June %.
RcmGr6S.-Ehe market generally has continued
inanimatc during the past week. The business in
our leading staple has been a limited scale, and
although the receipts of Western Produce have been
more liberal, yet as there has been little
port demand, operations in it have been mostly con
fined to the supply of the city trade and the
cution of small orders for the neighbOring ports.
Corn, however, has been in more request, the de
mand for Great Britain having been stimulated by
the latest accounts from Liverpool, and the receipts
have met ready sale at full prices. \ moderate
business has been done in Tobacco at about previous
rates; and Sugar and MolasscS have exhibited no
material change either in demand or prices.
We are gratlted to notice that the favorable
ticpations expressed by us in last review with
regard To the Sauvc CrevasSe, have been realized,
and that the breach in the evce has been entirely
closed. The Overlooking waters have consequently
rapidly subsidized i'll the of the city, and the mt
ncipal officers actively engaged iii removing the
offensive deposits, and cleansing and purifying the
streets.
The weather has been unusually warm for the
season. and generally clear, with occasional showers.
On "Wednesday the rain attended by consider
able hail. The Cholera still prevails, but to so
small an extent to excite little attention. and with
this exception the city is decidedly healthy.
After steadily rcccdng for several weeks the river
is again swelling, and the upper Mississippi is at
high water mark additional rise may be expected.
Price Current.