Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-07-28
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cash PrOUjSionS-Ohio Pork has been in good de-
mand, Mess closing at s1O.75, and Prime So Lard
is little firmer, tres selling at 6la cts for good
to prime. SpceS-AIarket quiet Spirtt8-Domes-
tic Whiskey has advanced, and ll5O brls: sold,
closing at pa cts. for Ohio and State Prison.
SugGrS-Have been in active demand, and although
no improvement has been realized, very full prices
have been obtained.-Ship, and Com. List.
PHILADELPHIA, July 81.
Beescnr sales of good yellow at q cts.
u ID. Coai-The demand for shipment continues
limited but prices steady at S3SI4 t. Ton tor
Schuyki White Ash, and sl.25 for Red Ash
Lehigh Lump 1915 and Broken IA S4.25 delivered
on board at Bristol. Cargo sales OF Allegheny BIZ
luminous Coal at Ii cents ~ bushel. i he miners
in the Schuyllill region held meeting last week,
and resolved to commence shipping again on the 10th
inst C0fce-There has been more activity in the
market, and with a reduced stock prices have slight
" improved. Sales of 2OOO bags Rio at 63a7a cts,
and 500 Laguayra 62d7 cts. U H., on time FtoW
and .Meal-The demand for Flour for shipment has
been fair, and prices have slightly advanced, owing
to light supplies. Sales at 4.624a r475 for fresh
ground, and 4.50G S4.62! for old stock sound and
Inspected. Rye Flour SO. Some holders ask higher.
Corn Meal S2.75F bril-, with a small stock on hand
Inspections Of Flour and Meal for the week ending
July ~; Flour brs. 1856; Flour, half brls 100;
Rye Flour, brls. ,S39; Corn Meal, brs. 975.
Grain-The supplies have been light this week,
and prices of Wheat have advanced. Sales at Iva
a 81 06 ~ bushel for old red, 1.0ja 81 .O6 for
EOO1 new southern, l.bI ~ Nl.uc lOt HcN leu dlu
white mixed, and lose Ito for prime white.
Sales at 57d 5sl cts. for Pennsylvania Rye. Corn
Sales at $50 60 cts " bushel, part in store
Hen,p-Supplies of Western are coming in rather
more freely, and prices are somewhat unsettled.
Sales of so bales dew rotted at sl5J U ton time.
Lead-There has been rather more doing but prices
are lower. Sales Of 4,60O pigs, part to arrive, at
4S0d S4S5, and 1000 pigs at Sl.75 ~ 100 lbs. Mo
lasSes-The market continues very quiet .Nhcot
| St0reS-A cargo Of Common Rosin sold at 80 cts.
| u barrel. Spirits of Iurpcntine is in limited de-
mand, and the sales only in small lots at 33a "a
cts OH-Lard oil IS dull. Small sales Of Lnseed
at 60d61 cts. ProUiSioHS-There is a moderate
demand for Pork, and prices steady at 81 " bril-
for Mess, and 1925 for prime. Bacon has been IN
good demand, and prices of Hams have again slight
" advanced sales of 500 csks, part for neighborng
markets, plain and fancy canvassed, at SaG IL cts;
Sides Ga 81, and Shoulders at 5la 81 cts " ID,
cash and time. Lard is In fair demand, and sells
at 7bGS cts. Sagar-There has been more activity
in the market and prices are firm. Sales OF $50
hhds. New Orleans at At a 81 cts, and Porto Rico
at 5d s. cts. y h. on time, including 100 hhds Cuba
on private terms. SpuitS-Whiskey is scarce and
prices have an upward tendency. Sales Of hhds. at
23la24 cts, and brls. at "a; now held at p cts.
TTo0l-The supplies of new clip have been only
to moderate extent There has been rather
more inquiry for manufacturing, but prices have
undergone no change. Sales of 100000 lbs, in lots,
ranging from common to full blood at 26a 80 cts. ~
To-, cash and time.-IHq.
CHARLESTON, July 20
Cotton-TIolders have put prices up so high that
buyers will not operate. The total transactions OF
the week reach only 104i bales at the extremes of
Sd 10 cts. T. b. The stock on hand is ID, 239 bales
Rice-The demand has exceeded the supply, the
sales amounting to 2300 tres, while the receipts foot
up only 100. Erchange-Nery little doing either
in foreign or domestic FfeightS-Scarcely any
thing ollering.-.Herc.
New ORLEANs-week preceding July IA.
C0uon-The sales for the week amount to $500
bales, at an improvement of OF cent. the extremes
being g. a cts, including ord and fair The stock
| on hand is 2S,64S bales. SugGr-Has slightly ad-
vanced, and we now quote Common to Prime, inclu-
sive, 81 4S cts, with the sales of $50 hhds Mo.
iusseS-Is without change ToGacco-Buyers have
a Si50, endeavored to operate at lower prices, but
without effect to any extent. Fl0tT-Ilas sold at
| 4.37B which is in an improvement Grau-1'he wea-
Their has been unfavorable for operations in Corn and
Asa 81 cts, the best prices obtained PROVISIONS
Most descriptions have been inactive, but Bacon
and Lard continue to maintain their firmness i'll
prices. WhjSkey-Is inactive, common selling at
at 196 1874, and Rectifed 1Sd 1S4 cts. " gal.
Cofee-Is inactive, the weeks sales only 2200 bags
at $685. cts and the stock in first hands $4,000
bags Erchange-M Market rather quiet. Sterling
ranges from Sd9 " cent. prem FreightS-But
little doing: Cotton to Liverpool Cd, and 2Ss. Cd.
for Tobacco.-Price Current.