Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-05-26
DOMESTIC MARK EFT s.
BosToS-week preceding May 10.

RosToS--wcek preceding May 10.
Beestcar-Salcs of American yellow at 22a23 cts
per ID, cash CandleS-Sperm continue scarce
C'0Gee-lhcrc has been no arrival since our last OF
any Importance and but very little of any kind re-
m ms IN first hands. DrugS-Castor OH is held at
s 90 per gallon; 600 lbs. CTracoa Cochnca sold at
SLID; Opium, $3373. Refined Camphor in de-
nand, and sales at n cts. per ID, mos. Fish
For No. and Mackcrel there has been a good de-
mand at improved rates. About 5000 brls. Of the
various kinds have been disposed OF at y 10 % for
No. |; So 50 for No. ,, and 3.62a 1915 per bril-,
cash, for No g. Ff0m-The market has been rather
heavy through the week, and sales of Michigan at
4.S7GS5; Genesce, 5.l2a Is 5.25; Ohio round hoop,
4 5 cash. Southern. STA j ), cash and mos Gram
The receipts Of Corn have rather exceeded the
demand, prices have declined and the market is
rather dull. Sales of yellow making at 6Da6l
cts and white SO, cash. Hcmp-Thc market is
firm, but the operations have been rather light.
HiGCS-Therc has been more activity in the market
since onf last report than Tor some weeks past and
importers have submitted 10 lower prices. From
to 1000 Bucnos Ayrcs have been taken by the trade
at 92G9{ cts; 5000 Buenos Ayres kps at IL cts;
4ODl Buenos Ayres wet sailed, 81 cts per h., mos.
li0aSses-A cargo OF Cuba sweet has been taken Tor
export to England, and another to go out of the
ket supposed at 9 ctS 500 hhds do. in lots al 10
cts some prime Remedies nuscovado at 25 cts. per
gal, mos The quantity Of Molasses On the wharve
is much reduced, and the market closes with
frmncss. OH-EDgIsh Lnseed, in lots, has been
selling at GOa6l cts. per gallon, cash. We hear OF
no sales of American; there is but little here Pro
riS0HS continue in very fair demand, aud steady sales
are making of the various kinds the prices of last
week. Lard is in better demand aud held firm;
sales Of 500 kegs at cts, and barrels at 6zal cts
per h., and mos. DSa!tpefe-The demand for
manufacturing good, and sales Of 300 bags, in lots,
at 81 to 3 cts. per lb., mos, for common to good
quality Sugar-A few hundred boxes have been
sold ranging from 6d65 cts. for good browns aud yel-
lows; $50 hhds. Cuba Muscoyadoes Jas cts. per lb.,
mos. By auction, 222 boxes yclows 6au6s cts. per
ID, 1 mos.-Daity -1dU.
New YoRK-3 days preceding May 10.
iSheS-Pot in active demand at + D 56i and small
sales of Pearl at 55Oa $500. Bees~ar-Sales of
1000 lbs, at 20a22 cts. Cofee-Rather dull. Sales
Of 500 bags Brazil at Gal cts, and 100 Laguayra,
52a63. BY auction, 225l bags Brazil sold at
rage of S6.57 per 100 lbs, mos. Cordage-Ame
rican may be quoted 05Gl cts; Russia, all !; and
Manila, l35al4, 6 mos C0tton-Is in good demand
and has advanced of cent. Prices have ranged
from g. to 81 for Up and Flor, and g. to for Mob.
and n. OIL, for ord. to good fair quaty-the weeks
sales 1880 bales. Dyetcoods-llave been in better
demand, but prices the same. Flour and Meat-
The three days sales of Western Flour have been
-, 900 brs for cxport to Liverpool and home use,
on private terms Other sales Of common at 4.25a
S437; good, 49, "a 80; and Of pure Genesce,
5125G i 525 Southern steady at 4.Iod 10. Rye
Flour, 2.57 IA $2.93i; and Corn Meal 2.62 81 ST.
GrGin-Primc Wheat scarce, white Genesec SELL
ing at s %, and Illinois and Ohio 80 elsa l.0i
Corn has advanced | cent since steamers news ar
rived and about 10000 bushels sold, including
Southern mixed and white at 57a55, and yellow 5}a
Of 600 Bucnos Ayrcs at g. cts, mos or less per
e. for cash. Ind,go-Sales have been made at lower
rates, particularly of Caracas. Fon-ls without
particular charge. Ledd-About $500 pigs Missouri
have old supposed at 75a 4s7s per 100 lbs. Mo
iaSscS-Is without change, and market generally ill.,
active. NuuaL Stores-Sales of Spirits Turpentinc
in csks ON the wharf at 3D., and in lots at 80 cts,
cash, now held at the latter. Otls-Salcs of Amer.
Linsecd at 5sa6O cts, csks and brls., and Palm in
lots at O. cts. per lib. Prouisions-Ohio Pork dull,
closing sales OF Mess at 9.57 10, and s.37 "a rs
for Prime Ohio Lard quiet at close, the rates de-
maudcd being above the views OF buyers: kegs may
be quoted 7a7I cts. Spices-Sacs Of Jamaica Pr
mcnto at 10 c,s cash. and by auction $3.50 mats Cas-
STA at l9al9a cts g mos, an adYance-now none IN
first hands. SpiritS-Domestic Whskcy without
change, Ohio 20d20i and State Prison 2OEa2lt cts,
cash. Sugars--In fair demand without change in
prices. The sales consist of 200 hhds. New Orleans
at 4a45 cts; $50 Florida, 4a4s; 50 Texas, 4; 500
Cuba, Jag; $50 Porto Rico, sa5s; 100 bxs Brown
Havana, 5sa51, mos; 1850 do for export. 4d4 J,
cash and mos in bond; and cargo Of 1920 bags 90
brls and 50 White Brazil also for export, on
terms not transpired. Ieds-The cargoes of the
Candace and joshua Bates have been disposed of by
auction; the market closes at decline on Hyson
and Hyson Skin, but at advance of about two cts
on Congo Sorts there being speculative enquiry for
these with considerable sales; for the other descrp
tons Of Green and Black, previous rates were well
supportcd.-Mip and Com. List.
PHILADELPHIA, May Is.
COfec-Thcre is more enquiry aud prices are hrm
sales of 1000 bags Laguayra at Gal cts; 800 Rio
at Tai and 100 ST. Domingo at cts h. on time.
Part Of the Laguayra was for export to Europe.
Flour and Nedt-There has been very little export
demand for Flour, and prices have declined 70 cts.
per bril-; sales of 5000 brs. common and good brands
early in the week at Ia $40 principally Bran
DIVINE at the latter rate, and to-day l0OO brs COM
mon brands Pcnna. at $3.50, which is the closing
rate for common shipping brands, although some
holders continue to ask $4.62a. Rye Flour $2.oIz,
and some Of superior quality at -. Corn Meal
dull; sales of Brandywne at s. 81 and Penns' at
c:1 75 ner bril- The quantity Of Flour and Meal In-
spected during the week ending 10th inst, was as
follows: Wheat Flour 1881 brls.; do. hf. do 246;
Rye Flour, 035 brls.; Corn Meal, 2,207 do. Gram
The demand for Wheat has been Limited, and
prices have declined fully cts. per bushe sales OF
fair and prime red at 02d 8 .O5, aud white at 10
as .Us, closing at the lowest rates. Rye has also
declined; sales at 90 cts. Corn-Sales OF Pchna.
and Southern yellow, early in the week at 6Oa5S,
and since at 57d5S ctsclosing at the latter rate
and white 53d54 cts per So lbs. Oats are IN mod
crate demand; Penna 1894, aud Southern 3la33 cts.
per bushel. Ginseng-Sales Of 2a30OO lbs Crude at
29a3O cts, and clarified at 59aG0 cts. per lib. Gudno
Demand limited; sales of Patagonia at 37d S35'
and Peruvian at ala = 4S per ton Hemp-No sales
have transpred; we quote dew. rottcd l75a = 81 per
ton Hdes-Sales of near 1000 Laguayra at about
n cts. per h. time, and part on terms kept Pr-
vate. Eon-The inactivity noticed In the market
during the past weeks, still continues, and prices
are dropping Lead-A sale Of 100 pigs soft at cts
per Id cash. is the only transaction reported Mods-
ses-The demand continues limited, but prices have
undergone no material change. Naval Sfores-Nar-
ket quiet Oits-Linseed is dull; sales OF 2ooo gal
Ions in csks. at go cts, and in small lots TO the trade