Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-06-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Bosroy-wcel, preceding juno 2.


ed about 500 bags have been sold at 81 7Ic. " ID,
| for common to prime quality. For st. Domingo,
| better prices obtained some to 600 bags in
lots to the trade at a 6lc. IT, ID, ms. The stock
| OF Coffee is very light. COpper-Sale OF 4OOOOO
pounds Chill Pig at about II a 17lc. part for export
FiSh-Codfish plenty and dull, both for old
and new. Nos. ] and Mackarc i'll good de-
mand at improved rates. Sales Of No. at II and
No. 3, 3.7j IA 81 ~ hbl, cash. Sales of No. at
$50 "a SIS, cash FIOW-1he rainy weather has
checked operations and the sales have been rather
light. Prices remain about the they
last week. FIUit-Sales of 5000 drums Turkey
Figs at 10 a. lie. T. b. and good Bunch Muscatcl
Rasns at 81 60 u box, ms, BY auction 1850 boxes
Oranges, $50 a $3.50 1000 boxes Lemons, 2.15 a.
SIP box 60 days; lOObags Walnuts, G35 a. S6.37;
80 bags Filbcrts, S4G2 " 100 lbs, Ans. Grain-The
stock of Corn has become rather light, and an adj
vance has been realized. Sales of yellow flat at 81
! a Gl4c., now held at G2c, white, sales at sic.
| held at SIC. " bu., cash. Guuny BGgS-Sale of
DOS bales small size at &C.: 10000 loose, &c. each
| ems. Hcmp-Ihere is but small stock i'll market
of any kind, and the high prices prevent buyers from
! purchasing more than enough to supply immediate
wants. .NOIasSeS-Therc has been a fair demand,
and sales of a cargo North side Cuba at 19c. u gal
for sweet, and Sc. for tart the latter to dstillers
OH-English Lin%ecd is selling in lots at G0c. and
| American at 5Sc u gallon, cash. PTOcjSOnS-A
very moderate business has been done this week, the
sales being confined 10 small lots for home trade.
Prime Porl; $3.50; mess 1850 a ~l1. Lard is more
! firm and several holders have withdrawn their lots
! from market. Key is selling at Il a Sc, and good
bbls. I a 7ic, T. ID, ms. SuSH-The sales have
been rather small the past week, $50 boxes Havana
white, common quality, at $3.50; and 200 of browns
at 493} a s. ~ 100 lbs, short price, both for
port.-Daay .4dc.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2.
| Barb-Qucrcitron is scarce and wanted; sales of
90 hhds, No. l at SIG per ton--75 cords Spanish
Oak, at SIC per cord Beesrar-Is inactive; sales
of good yellow at dc. T. ID; some holders, however,
| ask 22cts. Cofce-Dcmand moderate, and prices
firm. cargo Of $500 bags Rio sold terms not
made public, and GOO bags in lots at II a lac. u ID
on time. Fruit-A cargo of Palermo Oranges and
Lemons have been sold from the vessel at "a 81 -
" box for the former and " for the latter Sales
of Dried Peaches [unpared halvesl at Sl.374 ~
bushcl Flour and .lleal-Saes of Flour at S4.5
u bril-, including some Western at fraction less.
Rye Flour s2.7j and Corn Meal S2.75 a S2.S14 u
Dbl. The quantity of Flour and Meal inspected dur
ing the week ending May 3lst, was as follows
Wheat Flour, brls. $3.50; Rye Flour, GAP Corn
Meal, 1886; Corn Meal, hf. brls. 80. Grain
heat has been in moderate request and prices being
relatively higher than Flour mlers buy cautiously
About 10000 bushels have changed hands this week;
good and Prime White at 81 0S a 1.09 " bushel,
mixed with Red at 81 04G LOG, and fair to prime Reds
at S1.02 a LOB. Corn continues to attract atten-
ton, and prices are steadily maintained. Sales of
elbow Penn. and Southern at % to Goo. u bushel,
part delivered, and some at 5S4cts lot of Red at
57cts. Oats-Sales of ordinary and prime Southern
at 90 a 3lcts., and Pennsylvania at 80 a 81 cts. ~
bushel. GiltseHg-Is more inquired after. Sales of
1000 lbs. part clarified at about 65cs. T. H., and
part on private terms. Hemp-Therc has been
more inquiry, and about 200 bales of Dew Rot have
been disposed of at Sljj to sl75 per ton, on time.
Lcad-A sale of 100 pigs, to arrive, at $3.50 y
100 Tbs cash. .HoldSSeS-'rhe only transaction re-
ported is cargo of go hhds Cardenas at bets. on
time. OH-Lnsecd is held rather more firmly
Moderate sales at GO a 6lcts in casks and barrels.
PrOUtSORS-Thc demand for Pork continues limited.
Sales of $50 bbls Mess at S1O.50, and Prime at
S.S7 a. So Lard is not much inquired after sales
in bbls at a 7!cts.; kegs held at II a Sets. ~
ID. Sugm-Marlct quiet Sales of 200 hhds
Porto Rico at about Bets. u H.; on time. Seeds
There is rather more inquiry for Clover. Sales of
fair and prime, old and new Seed, at a $3.50 ~
Ga lbs. Flax is in moderate demand at S1.25
measure, and $50 weight SpU'aS-Whskey is
in fair demand Sales in hhds. at q, and 600 brlS,
at Il lcts-Inq.
New YoRK-3 days preceding June 2.
.4Shes-Both sorts steady at S5.j6! BeeS,car-
Sales at 20 a q cts cash Cod6c-Is inactive, but
no change in prices-Braz a Il cts. Laguayra
and Nlaracaibo 81, usual time and st. Domingo 81
cash. COttOh-ls about at a stand, and the weeks
sales have been $500 bales at y a 81 cts for Upl.
and Flor, and II a % for Mob. and n. Orl of
mid. to good fair quality. Drugs, Sc.-Saes of
Castor Oil at 81 so "a 52I, and Soda Ash p a %
Logwood at SIS, cash. Flour and .Neal-There
is fair demand for Western Flour, and the
lower grades we reduce our quotations 81 cts. We
quote ordinary State and mixed common 4.37I a. |
SI50 and good and favorite, mot fancy) and Ohio
45Gi a. SiS7I Genesec, 5 a S5.12J and South |
crn, Sl75 a 4.S7l. Rye Flour steady at PSI |
a. S2S71 and Corn Meal 2S41 a S2.S71. Fruit |
Prime Bunch Raisns held at Sl.75 - bx. |
Gratn-Wheat is inmoderate supply and prices firm;
sales of Genesee white Sl.25 good Ohio, S1.03
and Wisconsin 80 cts Rye in fair request at IS a
5S5 cts Corn in good demand, closing sales at IS
a 50 cts cts. for southern white, and OBJ a GA for
yellow. Hemp--Sales of 400 bales Manila on
private terms. HideS-Are in fair demand, with
sales of 1900 Buenos Ayres and 5000 Rio Grande at
90 cts, mos. hOn-Large arrivals of Scotch
Pig, and sales at reduced rates. We hear of 1000
tons sold from vessel at 2O.50 a. sd, mos. and
500 American Anthracite Pig from yard at $50 cash
Lead-Sales of 1900 Pigs Missouri at SIS cash. |
.MoldSSCS-Market inactive, sales of Nuevitas at |
80 cts; Cuba NIuscavado, - a 224, and Porto |
Rico, 224 a IS, 4 mos. .Nardl StoreS-Sales of
Spirits 1upentne in small lots at 49, a. 33 cts. cash.
OHs-Saes of Marseilles Olive in hskts. at 50. |
Linsecd dull and soldat IS a 60 cts. Provisions
Prices of Ohio Pork continue unusually steady and
uniform, but with only moderate demand. Sales |
of 2000 brls., including Prime at SS25, and Mess
9.S7I a SO Ohio Lard has not varied, but the |
market is rather dull. Sales of 1000 kegs at a. |
79, for good to prime, and 1900 bis. at g. a 60 for
common to prime. Salt-Sales of fine at 100 a |
1921! the latter for Ashtons and common to ar
rive at 80 cts, less 3 " cent. for cash. Seeds
Some speculative movement in Clover, and about
500 brls free Ohio have sold at 81 cts. Spirits
Domestic Whiskey inactive, but prices remain at
81 a 2l4 cts. Sugns-Owing in part TO uniavor-
able weather, but little has been done, and most of
the receipts have been placed in store. The stock
LIST inst. consisted of 22,S55 hhds New Orleans,
Florida and Texas, 3342 do. Porto Rico, LIZA
do Cuba, and 527 St Crox-togethcr 81 sos hhds.
and ,064 bxs besides Brazil and Manila, against
1859 hhds and 1000 bxs. same time last year.
Uool-There were sales made of about 10000 lbs.
Fleece at % a - cents $4,000 lbs. No. Country
Pulled, 26 a 81; and 5000 ID. Super, 30 a 80.
The market is nearly bare of American.-Ship.
and Com. List.
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