Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-08-28
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BosroS-wcck preceding Aug. 81.

BOsToN-wcck preceding Aug. 81.
COfce-Salcs of about $500 bags ST. Domingo, of
various qualities, 6ia6i CTS $500 fair to good Rio,
at cts. $4,000 Sumatra, g. cts and $50 Java, lalO
cts. per lb., mos. FiSh-rhcrc not Mac1ercl or
Goldfish enough coming in to supply orders Aackerel
sell readily at 5Oa II, for No. /; lisa s. for No.
,; S4.75 for large and 1925 for No. 3's. Good
Bank Cod are bringing 81 $3l25; small, 2.50a $S275,
according to dryncss Fio,p-The unfavorablc ac-
counts by the Cambria, have produced little or no
effect the market, owing to the very small stock
of good hand, and the fact that supplies for the
next 30 days will be light, farmers not being dis
posed to sell their Wheat at present prices. Gene
is held at $685. and Ohio and Michigan straight
brands at Ga S6.l25 Southern is quite scarce, the
stock being reduced to less than 1000 brls in first
hands. Grdnp-The great decline in Corn in Eng
land has had effect upon the market here in
sequence of the extremely small supply, and the
demand for home use. The sales have been mostly
by auction, and $50 sacks white and vel. West
via New Orleans, 7SaSlt cts. per bushcl, cash,
and g. cts each for sacks. For good yellow flat, So
aS6 CTS. is asked; white and mixed, 7SaS2 cts. Oats
would bring 81 cts, for good. Hemp-Thc transac
tons have been one or two parcels American dew
rottcd at Sl55 per ton, 6 mos. About 1000 bales
Manila sold to arrive within month two, at l0a
II cts. per h., e mos HdeS--Sacs of about 1900
Porto Cabco at l0i cts 1000 Mexican, l0i cts
5000 Rio Grandc and 5000 Montcvdeo supposed at
~ cts, mos. Honey-Salcs of good Cuba, in lots
at at 53g55 cts, per gall, 6mos hon-Thcrc is very
little Bar in first hands. Pig maintains its advanced
price, and sales of Gartsherrc in lots at So per ton
cash, and S3i.5O, mos. Lead-A sale of about
1000 pigs, in lots at cts per h., cash The arti
Gle is pretty firm uOLdSScs-Priccs continue to i'm
prove. Sales of a cargo of claycd Cuba at % cts;
cargo of Surnam at "A cts, and 100 hhdS since
sold % cts $50 hhds inferior and % cts;
Cuba sweet in lots, % cts; and small lots of Trini
dad at 30 cts. per gall, 6 mos. Ndrai SOreS-Thc
market is bare of Southern Spirits Turpcntinc-thc
last sale of 80 brls. made at IS cts 6 mos. Oil
The sales of Linsccd this week have been at 90
cts for pure foreign and 66 cts per gallon cash. for
newly pressed American. ProUisions-Thc advices
from England have had no material effect prices
here. The stock is rather light, of all kinds, and
the demand very good for home consumption. Salt
AT auction, 900 sacks Liverpool, fine, .30a s 81;
and AGO sacks, fine, al 10 per sack, cash.
Spces-Pcppcr is dull, retailing at g. cts, with
large discount for cash; Cloves, % cts. per h.,
Ginger is more firm and now held at = cts. Sugar
There has been very little done this week, and
sales amount to 4d500 boxes. Most of the hid. Su
gars sold about 10 days ago, and good portion
Of them have gone out of the market. Box are held
firm. Sumac-From Assoc bags Sicily have been
sold, in lots at $50 per ton, mos'-Daily Adr.
New YoRK-3 days preceding Aug. 81.
Ashes-Salcs of Pots at 5d s ) %, and Pearls Sa
s.25, the offerings light. CoGee-C firm
and 1000 bags Brazil have sold at 7a7la7S cts 1900
Java, 9; and 300 Maracaibo, 7a77. The stock of
Brazil is about $4,000 bags. Conon-Is without any
alteration price, and the weeks sales have been
600 bales. DyenoOdS-The market is well sup
piled with Logwood, and very inactive Flour and
MeuL-Westcrn Flour, which declined about 50 cts
induced by the steamers accounts partially recover
ed its loss Yesterday and Gencsee sold at ST.
the latter f good fresh and Michigan and Ohio5 81 "a
900. Southern in light supply; 1925 demanded
E or Georgetown. Rye Flour steady at ss4.l2a and
Corn Meal $780, cash Grain-Thc closing rates
'oi WIZ, Wheat s .25 for Gcncsec & for
nf S N Uhio' ana SIi2l forncw S. Carolina Sales
VI NoI'n.Tn Rye at 81 cts. Corn which has ad |
tacca CTS, old yesterday to the extent Of 90 G0o
Des1cIS al 'od'o for fair to good mixed closing NJ
y or = .na la'tcr Tor nearly yellow Northern Oats
'eTy scarce ana worth so cts. for new Hemn
Continues TO be firmly held, and Am"rcar A. .em n
an advance as to preclude Operations J;J"s Cnn
siderable sales at irregular prices but m Joi;on
IndiSo-Continucs firm, with sales of Ca.aoon =.
= per ID, b mos. Lead-Salcs of NIissonr; D.; d. a.
~, and some at 3.9Da$39i per 100 lbs ne5sh a.
% very firm, but there is less en-
spirits Inrpentine at 46ai7 cts cash. OIsNIinI
seed continues dull Unblcachcd and BIcacbcd W.
Ter Sperm has sold at New Bedford at .IGa SIi5
ana hale at 33d35 cts, cash Proyis;ons ~wporp
ana Beef inactive, but at steady prices. Secd,
lover IN iair request, and market firm at 6Ia7l cts
'oPaces-From the cargo of Sumatra Pepper inst ar
RIVED about $500 bags have been run OF in lots n,
o. CTS. Nutmegs are in moderate supply and since
,he arrival OF the steamer, together with Mace are
heid higher; 1000 lbs. No. !, of the former sold a,
> 20; o0o lbs Mace, s 12i 6 mos: and GOO bags
jamaica Fimento' from store, IL cts, cash Soirifs
"A fair demand exists for Foreign. Abont pioo6
9ris. Whskey have been sold at 27a27I cts for New
orleans and Ohio, and 23a2Si for State Prison b",