Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-06-23
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Tor NleSS5 ana $40 a. SoJO Tor prime, including, II
is understood, all to be had yesterday even at the
higher rates. Lard continues firm at 6a a Z cts.
for fair to prime in brls, but the demand is light.
Spn'its-Domestic Whiskey is in request at p a.
214 cts. Sugms-Are in better request, and prices
have advanced of a cent.-Shp. and Com. List.
PHILADELPHIA, June 16.
CQfee-Sales of 1900 bags Rio at a II cts. 99
b. on time, and small lot of Cuba and st. Do
mingo at 6 cents. FloT and .lIeal-The demand
for Flour for shipment has been moderate, but the
supplies have only been to limited extent and the
advance of 121 noticed at the close of last
report, has been fully sustained. Sales of common
and fair brands Penna. and Western, at S4621, and
choice brands at S4.75 " brl. Rye Flour has
slightly advanced Sales early in the week, at lis
a S2.S7 and since at 2.S74 a 50, but principally at
S2S7A. Corn Meal-The demand has been limited,
but prices have not varied-Saes of Pcnna. at S2.75
" brl. The quantity of Flour and Meal inspected
during the week ending June Z, as follows:
Wheat Flour brls II ,3SS; do. half hrls. 1902; Rye
Flour, brls. 1913; Corn Meal, brls. 3,497; do. half
brls IA. Graat-Suppies of Wheat continue to
come in slowly, but the demand has been limited
and prices have not varied. Sales of red at l a.
>lO3, and white at 10Y a Sill, including some
inferior and slightly sproutcd at LOB a Sl.O7 "
bushel. There has been an active demand Tor Corn,
and since the receipt of the forc IN news prices
have advanced. Sales of Southern and Penna yell
low, early in the week. at GO in store a 6lA aAoat;
and to day. at 62 624 cts, including 1900 bushels
white at sc cts weight Oats dull. Southern
80 a "a cts. ~ bushel. Ginseng has been
an increased demand, but prices have not varied
sales of 900 lbs Crude, at 20 "a 80 cts ~ ID.
Henlp-The market has been very quiet. Hides
There has been rather doing-sales of 700 Mari
caibo at cts; 1900 Tampico terms kept private,
and 1000 Buenos Ayres at the close of last week at
"a cts. ~ ID, on time. hOn-The market continues
exceedingly dull-Some contracts for Anthracite
Nos. and have been made, but the particulars
have not transpired Lead-Thc market continues
rm-saes of 1900 pigs part previous to arrival, at
5 cts. ~ b. cash. .MOIdSSeS'rhe market continues
inactive; sales of 200 hhds. Nlatanzas at 10 cts;
some Cuba Muscovado at % cts; and 80 brs.
New Orleans on private terms. .Ndrdl Stores
There is a moderate demand for Rosin; sales of near
1000 brls. soap at 150 to - 25 and common at 80
n IS cts. There is good demand for Spirits OF
Turpentine at 81 a 81 cts. T. gallon, including the
packages, and 81 cts without the cask Provisions
The demand for Pork continues limited. Sales
of Mess in small lots, at 1850 a SlO622 and prime
at SIS a 50 ~ brl. Bacon is in fair demand, and
with unusually light stock for this season, hold
ers have been enabled to realize further advance.
Sales of 3 and 400 casks plain and fancy canvasscd
Hams at u to lOl cts Sides g. held at g. cts,
and Shoulders at 81 cts. ~ ID. Lard-sales in brs.
at II a II; and kegs at u q s cts. Butter is ex-
tremey dull SeedS-Small sales of Clover at 1914
a $3.50 u GA Tbs. In Timothy nothing doing.
Flaxseed is in good demand at SIPS measure and
81. 80 weight. SpiTitS-W hiskey is in limited de-
mand. Sales of brls at 21 cts, and hhds. in small
lots at the same price. SugarS-There has been
activity in the market, but we have no change
to notice in prices. IdlLo,o-The market continues
exceeding dull. Sales of country and city rendered
at II a 81 cts. o. h. WoOl-The weather in the
country has recently been rather uniavorable for
sheep shearing, and supplies come i'll slowly, al
though from the adjoining counties they are ncreas
ing. The weeks sales amount to 6O,OOO lbs, rang
ing from y to IS cts. " ID, for common and full blood
lug.
RICHMOND, June Is.
FIoru-Salcs at S4.S74 ~ brl. Groin-No
Wheat arriving. Sales OF Corn at Az a so cts "
bushel. Provision market fair. Sales of Hams at
u a 10 cts; Sides 81, and Shoulders 81 a cts. "
ID. I'obacco-Prices have declined fully ! "a | ct.
u ID. large quantity is going to Europe. We
quote Tugs at 2 a % cts; common leaf q 4; and
manufacturing qualities AZ q cts. U TO-
CHARLESTON, June Is.
Cotton-Remains much as last week; the receipts
2,516 bales sales 25, and the stock on hand 22S5;
the prices paid have ranged from Is to cts for ord
to fully fair. Rice-NIarlSct uncommony quiet, the
receipts have been Alb csks, and sales 500, at 1852
a 50 u 100 lbs. for ord. to good-no prime in
ket Erchange-Sterling has advanced to a 81
" cent. pm. Freights-1he same depression, both
in foreign and coastwise, which noted in our last
has ontinued TO prevail during the past week; in
fact, it may be said that have quotable rates
to any port.
Cotton-Arrived 1856 bales; cleared G670 bales;
stock p, 500 bales against 1928 at the time
last year. The market has been inactive and prices
have declined fully cent " h. Sales of 1900 bales
ordinary and middling at g. a 81 cts; good middlng
and fair a II cts. ErchaHge-Sterling Bills
in limited demand at 7 I "a S IT, cent prem. Freights
to Liverpool 3-l6G id. To New York 81 W bale.
Journal.
New ORLEANs-3 days preceding June 8.
RemdrkS-Thc past week has been period of
great dullness throughout the market generally, the
business in most departments having scarcely ex-
ceeded the limited transactions of midsummer. The
operations in Cotton have a very confined scale,
there are but few buyers remaining, and delay in
receipt of later European intelligence, together with
its rather unfavorable character, has exercised de-
pressing influence The work of endeavoring to
stop the crevasse has been resumed, and we are
pleased to it stated that there is pros
pect of successful issue. Meantime there is little
or abatement in the inundation, and the misery
and pecunary loss attendant upon it incalcuablc
The river has fallen but slightly and is still within
about fifteen inches of the highest mark of the
son. Occasional showers have fallen within the
week, but during the greater portion OF the time
the weather has been clear and very warm.-Pftce
Current.
Cotton-The total transactions of the week barely
amount to 500 bales, and prices have declined fully
! OF cent on Louisiana and Mississippi, in which
descriptions nearly all the business has been done;
| the stock on hand is SO GOT bales. IObaccO-1he
sales of the week embrace about 700 hhds. 600 OF
which were taken yesterday and prices remain firm
notwithstanding the efforts of buyers to obtain re-
duction; the stock hand is IS, sos hhds. Flour
has been inactive, the closing rates 425 a S44O.
Grain-But little corn arriving, which sells at oO a.
| IS cts. IRRESPONSIBLE change in the general
market, except that Lard, from its more limited re-
ceipts has slightly advanced. Jthiskey- inactive,
but receipts are light. Ce6se-The market is dull.
Stock in first hands $4,000 bags, including 300
| Rio, which arrived yesterday Ercidnge-Re
main quiet F|eighfs-Both foreign and coastwise
continue dull
CINCINNATI, June 13.
Cheese is in moderate demand at a CT cts W ID.
Feathers-Prme quality are taken arrival at 80
cts 10 H. Flour is dull. Sales at 375 a. $3.50 ~
brl. Propisions-In Pork but little doing; small
sale of Mess at 1925 W br. Bacon in fair demand