Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-04

and lIedl-Thc demand for Flour has been more
active for export Sales of Brandy fresh ground
at S6.l25; and Pcnna. to be ground from wheat,
at SGl22, So and So5s7a;' Western, for city use,
at 5.S7}a$6. Sales Of Rye Flour $3.50, and Corn
Meal 1925. GrGin-W heat comes in slowly. Sales
of old and Southern red at IS % TO + Is; good
Western red at s pa = .2S; light at = LII; Pcnna
white al l.325 "a s .33. Rye, rs cts. Corn, Penna.
yellow, rs, and w cstcrn 16d17. Oats, 5la5O for
old Western; old and new Southern mixed, As, and
new at 43a40 cts. GudnO-Saes at Ss43 to = 80 per
ton for lchaboc and Patagonia. Hemp-Sale at s lao
per ton for dew rottcd, on time. Ledd-Sales OF
5000 pigs at s /, and 1000 at 404G 405, all cash.
NOlaSSeS-A cargo of l40 hhds. Cardenas has been
sold at % cts. 100 hhds. Havana at %, and 4Oa5O
brS. New Orleans at IS cts, all on time The stock
is considerably reduced. PrOriSiOnS-Pork is dull;
Mess at l5.75a s 10, and Prime at 25a Sl3.75 per
brl. Bacon, Hams at tGl2; Sides S as, and Shout
dcrs 7,a7! cts. Lard, lO{all cts. per lb. Butter,
Western, IL 5al2 cts. SeedS-FlaNsccd s so per
bush. SpiritS-N +. Rum in brls. 81; Whiskcy 2I,
and small lots at % cts. Sugar-Ncw Orleans, Ga
=; Porto Rico and Trinidad, g. to Is Havana and
Cuba s. for ordinary white, and g. TO o. cts. fer
inferior, all on time. U'OOl-Sales of 10000 to
200 900 lbs in parcels, at Is to 81 cts. for pulled and
ub-washcd; 81 to 49, for to blood, and 42a45 cts.
for prime hccccs, cash and and mos. Among the
sales 10000 lbs prime Saxony at 42di5 cts;
80 900 tubwashed and pulled at % to 81, and 5000
lbs unwashcd at % cts. per lb.
New Enthusiastically night, Aug. 81.
Renarks-Thc market has exhibited great dull
ness throughout the past week in nearly every de-
partmcnt and there is little prospect of active oper
ations while the receipts of all our leading articles
continue light, or until the present epidemic shall
have subsidized, which hardly be expected for
some weeks to come.-Deta.
COttOn-Nelc Cotton is beginning to arrive more
freely and the total receipts thus far l47 bales,
against bales up TO the same time last season. The
gaos Of the crop, far as they made public,
include l3 bales, chasing as fair to good fair at
l3dl5 cts. per lb. The prospect for the growing
crop continues good and very little apprehension is
now felt of any material injury from the
Stock on hand and not cleared, 81 55S bales. IObdc
co-fhc demand has been rather better and sales OF
about $50 hhdS. have been made, generally at full
rates. The receipts are very light and the def
cheney compared with the time last year, is
| sob hhds. To-day we hear of no sales. Stock
on hand, SC, n ,3l9 hhds. FIOur-Thc receipts
have been TO a very inconsdcrablc amount-not more
than sufficient for the home demand-and prices
have consequently been maintained. Grdin-The
Corn market has continued quiet, the transactions
embracing perhaps $4,000 bushels, at 50a55 for mix
ed and white, with occasional sale of prime yell
low, as high 90 cts. per bushcl. Wheat, too has
been dull at 6Oa15 for ordinary to prime Oats have
declined and sold at 33a35 cts. in sacks Provisions
The Pork market has been gradually declining,
the sales being chiefly by retail and fair quotation
now is, Ness l5a s Ops and Prime II. 50a s II rs
| per bril-, and we are crcdbly Informed that Mess
has been offered in large lots at S H. 25, and even
Sl4 per brl. Bacon has been dull. Lard is scarce
and advancing. Some $50 brs. have been sold at
OalO, 1000 kegs, in two lots at l2a2, and smaller
parcels at l3all cts per lb. Beef is ceiling slowly,
at l6.5ON IS II for Mess, and Prime at l27 5d IS per
brl. UhiSkey-Has continued dull, at 20a2l cts. for
Rectifcd. Hemp-Only one sale TRANSFERRED, 33l
bales Dew rottcd, at Sll0pcr ton There is scarce
~ any new left in first hands. Lead-A sale of 20O0
pigs at $500 per 100 lbs. Co6ce-Rio has been
selling at 1a75 cts. and 800 bags Laguayra brought
y cts per lib. Erchange-Wc quote Sterling 5aG
per cent. prem. Francs 5f.32 5a5f.35; New York
% day bills, al dis; do. Sight para per cent
prem. FreightS arrivals from sea being larger
and the amount of freight Offering less, the rates
have declined. Engagements for Liverpool have
been made for Cotton, within day or two at 9l6d
and this may be considered the established rate
There is very little offering but Cotton. Coastwse
there is no change.