Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-16

crn .30d s 49,, for good to prime red; and West
crn and Penna., .25d s 80 A parcel of Penna
white sold at 1876 per bushel. Rye has advanced,
Southern having sold at 77a7S, and Penna. at SO cts
Corn in more active request, has advanced 4G5 cts.
mixed selling at IL, and yellow 7lG735 for Southern,
and I2a75 cts. for Penna Southern Oats have sold
at 42dI3 cts for fair, and old Penna. 45d46 cts. per
bushel. Hemp-Remains firm with sales of Amcri-
! can Dew rotted at l45d + $50 per ton, and mos
i4tdes-An import OF 1000 Pernambuco sold at 81 cts
per lb., less per CT for cash. Lead-Sales of 1900
Pigs at $3.50 per 100 lbs, short and long time.
! MoldSSes-Prices are less firm. OHS-Llnseed has
sold in brls. at Ga cts. ProUiSiOns-Pork is more
brls having sold at l375a $l4 for Mess, closing at
l4.25a 4.50. Prime is held at $ll.25. Market
for Bacon nearly Sales of Lard at II cts. in
kegs, and Butter 05all. SeedS-Ncw Clover sells
at 4.25a S4.75, the latter for prime SpiritS-Salcs
of Whskcy at 2S cts. in hhds, and 2Sd29 in brls.
SugarS-The lower qualities of Muscovadoes have
declined CT, but the better grades remain firm.
Sales of 600 hhds New Orleans at $50 to 1925, at
the latter price for prime; $40 hhds. Cuba at D to
1915. cargo Of 2300 brs. and bags common white
Brazil at about $6.75 and 1000 bags at S7.12!; $50
boxes Havana and Matanzas at .50G 1913 for brown,
s 725 for yellow and about 1925 for Whitehall IA
mos. UoOL-Priccs are firm, and the lower grades
have slightly advanced. The weeks sales amount
to $4,000 lbs. Among the transactions $4,000 lbs.
Western mixed, averaging l-2 blood, at "a cts per
h., cash; $4,000 lbs. IA and . blood at %, and
%, 900 common tub and pulled 80 cts both mos;
10000 lbs. Sd and prime Saxony AZ cts, A mos;
$500 lbs common and Ia blood at 81 cts, cash;
49, and 5000 lbs. better quality at l6 cts, 60 days
CHARLEsToN--weck preceding Oct. 8.
CottOn-Holders unwilling to sell at the
heavy decline of 5dS of cent, noticed in last,
and buyers declined operating. The Hibcrnia's mail
came TO hand on w Wednesday, and the sales since
have been only 376 bales but at decline of fully
cent per ID. on the closing rates of last week.
The transactions of the week have been 1866 bales,
the extremes of the closing prices and l0S cts.
The stock on hand is 5,S15 bales Rice-Prices
have materially declined during the week, owing to
the increased receipts of the crop. About 300
tres. new have been received and sold including $50
prime at 3625a S3.S77 per 100 lbs. Flour and Corn
The market is very quiet: small sales of the for
at 55Oa $6.l25 for Baltimore, and of the latter
at 65a7O cts Sat-Sacs of Liverpool Fine at s 80
per sack. [For rates of Exchange and Freights, in
which very little are doing without alteration-see
table inside.
SAvANNAH-week preceding Oct. s.
! COtton-1he Hbernia's accounts, received by yes
terday'S mail, showing decline of about 3D. per h.
will have tendency to check further operations for
while. Owing TO the very unsettled state of the
market and the transactions so triing, refrain
from attempting to give quotations The sales amount
to 2l6 bales Uplands. Reeve note sales of 200
csks but unable to give the price; the article,
however, is still on the decline. Erchange-Foreign
very little doing. The Banks sell sight Checks on
the Northern cities at per cent. prem. Freights-
No change TO notice. To New York the rates are /.
ct for square and 5l6 Ct for round bales Cotton, rs
cts. per cask for Rice.
New Enthusiastically night, Oct. 2.
The market has again presented dull appearance
during the past week in the departments Of Flour
Grain and Provisions, though a good business has
been done in Cotton in spite of the mpedments last
noted, which continue with undated force, and have
produced further decline in prices Very little
effect has been produced by the steamer Britannia's
accounts, received since our last.-DcLta
Cotton The entire sales of the week 10000
bales, purchased for English, French and Northern
account The accounts from the interior show pretty
conclusively that the apprchcndcd danger from the
army worm is at an end, and it would not be consi
dcrcd rash estimate perhaps to count upon receipts
at our port for the coming year, of 0OOO 900 bales
or 3OOOOO more than last. Up to the present time, the
receipts here since Scpt have reached "a 1856 bales
against 1916 bales to the date last year, and
6I,76l the year previous The market closes pretty
steadily at our reduced quotations. Ordinary 9sa9S to
| l5dlli cts. for Good Fair. Stock hand and not
cleared 81, 765 bales. IObdcco-The market is so
nearly bare of desirable lots, (the stock sale at
the beginning of the week not exceeding 450 hhds,)
that the sales embrace but little 100 hhds at for
mer quotations. FiOm-Our market has not display
ed any symptoms of improvement, has the unfavor
able news from Liverpool, per steamer Britannia pro-
duccd any marked decline. Ohio, IA S4.l2; Illinois
and fair st. Louis 4.25d so. Grain-As the stock
and receipts OF Indian Corn still continue scanty prces
have not been influenced by the steamers news, and
some 1000 to 5000 sacks have found purchasers at so
AGO for mixed and white, and 62q65 cts per bushel
for prime yellow. Of Wheat, there is none in mar
ket and no sales. Oats have been rather slow of
SALE and only about 5000 bushels have been taken
at 3Oa53 cts, with some small lots at 30 cts. per
bush. PrOriSions-Thc Pork market has continued
to decline, and only few hundred brls. have found
purchasers at l3a s 1915 for Mess, and , 25a S so
per brl. for Prime. Prices are still looking down.
The stock at the Inspections, on the LIST inst,
q 1897 brls, 3i43 brs less than the first of the
preceding month. The stock of Beef is very light,
and only retail sales making. Vhiskey-The
ruling rates have been 204a2l but lot of 200 brs.
Recticd sold from Levee at 20 cts per gallon Lead
We only learn of one sale, 700 pigs Upper Mines,
at about $3.50 per 100 lbs. further advance. Coffee
Rio has been quite dull at 7a7 cts. per lb. for
binary to prime. cargo of 1904 bags was received
to-day direct from Rio. Erchange-Very little do
ing and the rates nominal, at 5!a7 per cent prem.
for Sterling. New York, 60 days, 2la3 per ct. dis;
do. Checks, a. per ct. dis. FieightS-There is
good deal of Cotton Offering and but few vessels to
take 1t. Among the engagements two ships for