Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-11-27

rivals since our last and there is no Fruit IN hrst
hands; 1000 bxs Bunch Muscatcl, at auction, brought
"a sos per box, 4 mos. Gfdnt-lhc demand Tor
Corn is very fair, at slight reduction from lastweek
prices; yellow flat, 19GSO cts, the latter price from
store; mixed, 75a76 cts; and white, 1laI2 cts per
BUSH cash. Oats continue in good demand, scarce ana
wanted. GuHny BdgS-Salc OF 2OO bales, small slHe'
at To- cts, per cent. oil, cash; and ?1ooo loose At
ii ais cts; 100 bales, to arrive at 10 cts each
mos Hemp-Wc hear only Of small sales Of good
dew rottcd American at s % per ton, T. mos htdtS
Arc on the decline: a lot of 1000 Rio Grandc have
been sold at TO- cts; and 6OOo prime at IL cts
mos; 5000 Montcvidco at ~ cts, mos, without
selection and including culls Honcl-Salcs Cuba
IN small lots, at 50 cts. per gallon, mos HoiS-
The market is well supplied, and the article uull At
tai cts. per lb., cash. hOi0SScS-lhc operations
have been confined TO small lots OF CUBA sweet 10
the trade 25a26 cts, and Trinidad at 2ia21 cts
per gall, mos. Nurdi St0reS-SplritS OF lurPen-
tine has experienced very sudden decline, sales oil
3aIOO brs. at l4dIj cts per gall, mos, most
" TO the trade. Several lots Of Tar have arrived,
and we hear of sales of 100 brs. W lmington, at 50,
cash, and part with per cent. oil. Ott-lhcr mas
been a little more enquiry for Linsccd, and sales ga
5000 gallons American in lots, at o7G5y cts; some
small parcels Of English, at % c:s. FFOr'S'ohS-
Mess Pork is scarce, and in improved demand, sales
Of good have been made at Slb Prime at , H.
Sales Of new Mess Beef, Maine Inspection AT ii 3Oa
= II, and Western at = l2.5O per bril-, mos. i>'%
Lard has declined, and sales OF several hundred
kegs at II cts: TO 500 brls good, for home con
sumption at 10 cts, and 300 brs. common Lard, for
manufacturing purposes, at 9 cts. per lb., / mos
SpiceS-Wc have no changes to notice under this
head Pimcnto is held at TO- cts. SUSdr-For Box
the demand has been fair, and sales made to the cX
tent of SO0alOOO boxes, at 6a7 cts. for common to
good Browns, 7aG7{ for good to prime Hcllows, and
sasi for fair 10 good Whites mos. Cuba Musco-
vadocs are dull; about 100 hhds. have been sold at
4la5l cts. per h., according TO quality. Iin-Salcs
Of 500 pigs Banca at about Do cts. per lb., mos
Daily -idr.
NEW YoRK-3 DAYS preceding Nov. 30.
-iSheS-Market unsettled: Sales of Pots at 6.43ia
$3.50, and Pearls offered at s5Oa$ S.75 without
sales. BeeSwar-Furthcr transactions at "a cts,
cash Cofce-Ihc market continues inactive. The
sales include 2OOO bags Brazil I al cts Cotton
With an inactive market prices retain their down
ward tendency: sales Of the week 5000 bales. Drugs
and Dyes-Salcs of 800 or SUP. Quininc at $S2.25,
and English Refined BoraX at IS cts. DycmO0ds-
Sales OF Laguna Logwood at $3.50. and St Domn-
90 do. at ) Is per ton, mos. FedttcrS-2OOO lbs.
prime Western sold at 40 cts, cash. Flour and
-NeaL-Priccs of Western Flour are no lower, but
the market is heavy and most of the receipts which
about 100000 brls. lately, are going into store.
Sales of Gencsec at 6.l25a Gas, and other West
ia SO IL, with shipments Of 1900 brls. Gencsec
for Liverpool. Small sales Of Baltimore Howard
street at S6.375. Rye Flour dull at l75a s ), and
Corn Meal in fair request at 3.l2. S2.2j for Ohio,
sc. Fruit-SalcS of Bunch Raisins at , .l5G 81 20
per box, and LII 20 for hf. do, and So for hf
kegs Malaga Grapes, all 4 mos. Gran-All de-
scrlptionS in very moderate requests in Wheat par
ticularIy very little has been done. Northern Rye,
yOa935 Barley dull at 76a7S cts; Oats steady
AT 1885, and Corn 1ld75, the former for mfxcd
Western. and the latter, including 13a1l for yellow,
for white. Henp-Amcrican continues quiet. Hides
With large arrivals the market continues inactive
and prices tend downward; among the sales are 1000
Mmtcvideo, 81 lbs, supposed II cts. less per ct.
for cash. Lead-Furthcr sales of Missouri Pig at
$50, cash. and $s4.623, % days, adding interest,
iIoia&Scs- Continues very dull and prices rcccde.
Sales Of 40 hhds. prime Cuba Muscovado at 2S cts,
/ mos. New crop New Orleans would command IS
for prime. Ndrdl SioreS-No wholesale demand for
any article OHS-Nothing done in Whale Lin
seed remains depressed, with sales at 56a565 cts.
ProrisioaS-Th sales are $500 brls. Ohio Pork in
GLIDING old Prime $780,, and last years at g. IS
S9.SI the closing rates. and 1862 "a ii for thin
and soft Mess, and Sl5 for Mess. Lard is dull
Seeds-The Market for Clover and Timothy is mac
tive. Spirits-Domestic WhSkcy is very dull and
the closing rates of State Prison 26la27 cts. ST.
gQrS-AluscOvadocs are without change in price, but
the demand remains very inactive. 1Mlo,o-Has
sold at 9a093 cts, cash, in lots for home usc.-Shp
and Com. List.
PHGLAnEPHIA-wcok preceding Nov. 20.
Co0ee-Alarkct without supply. Flour and
lIeat-Flour market inactive, the last sales at 590d
Sj9I per brl. Rye Flour continues scarce and sells
at 1928. Corn Meal is not sought after, and will
not bring over SO. Grdnl-Ihc receipts of w hcat
very limited No Pcnna arriv ing and Southern
commands l.2sa : % per bushcl. Rye 80 cts Old
Corn dull at 7Oa73 cts, and new has sold at 81
SpTitS-W hskcy is scarce and sells at IS sa29 cts.
in hhds. and 80 In brs.
Nor. % Flour has sold since the circulation of
the steamer Acadia's news at S6l2a per bril- for 500
brls. Pcnna., but subsequently the price gave way
and the market closes to-day heavily. Gran is in
active, and without any change in prices.
CnARLEsroN--wcck preceding Nov. 20.
C0itonThr sales Of the week foot up 5000 bales
and receipts are light an advance OF a. ct. per
h. has been established, the range Jas cts for mid
far and fully fair. The stock on hand is ii ,S53
bales. Rice-Thc market is more settled, and the
~ y ~ co
Frcights-Cotton is 2d.to Liverpool in square bags,
and ct. to Hayrc. No change in Coastwisc rates.
New OnLEANs-S Saturday night, Nov. 10.
iemarkS- The business Of our market has not
been extensive during the past week, and partcu-
larry towards the close of it. The disappointment
in receiving later news from England, which has
been due for two three days, has checked opera
tons, particularly in Cotton which has been much
less active. To-day the Geographic statement of the
Caledonias adviccs is at hand but, as usual so vague
and indefinite that little can be made of the CONNER
cal adviccs. Cotton appears TO have declined ,a5d.
more, Flour las. per bril-, and Corn much per
quarter. The weather has been warm, cloudy and
threatening rain, which is now very much needed.
The river has risen five #. during the wcck.-Deita.
COttOn-We left the Cotton market, in our report
Of last Saturday night, much stcadIer owing to the
relief afforded by the heavy sales of the preceding
six days, and holders disposed rather better
prices The business OF the week 800 bales, taken
for England, the Continent and the North. Prices
are yet wholly unsettled, and, though buyers claim
considerable decline, the extent Of it will only be
settled after the receipt Of the letters and circulars.
The receipts at this port since September LIST are
lo3,545 bales, against 2l III to the time last
year. 1ojacco-The supply is still exceedingly
light, the receipts consisting mostly Of Strips, and
the stock Of Leaf at present on sale not exceeding
400 hhds. The transactions Of the week embrace
barely IS hhds, including the 4 hhds. new crop men
toned IN our last, 1.-TWO of which were Planters
Lugs,) at cts round. .Sugm-Thcrc has been a
moderate demand during the week, and some $50
hhds. have been disposed Of at full prices for the
finer grades, though the poorer qualities are again
lower Among the sales of the week were % hhds.
choice new crop at o. cts per Id. HOLaSSes--Prccs
have huctuaed considerably going down to 81 !, and
then rising TO % cts. per gallon, which 800
brls have been taken to-day The sales Of the week
are 400 brls. FioT-Early in the week the Flour