Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-12-04
DOMESTIC MARKET S.
BosroN-week preceding Nov. 27.

BOsTOS-wcck preceding NOV. q.
We have but mcagre report to present TO our
readers this week. The transactions in merchan-
disc, of all kinds, have been extremely limited, it
being broken week, Thanksgiving day Intervening
and we have also had two rainy days, which has
prevented out of door operations. The strnScncy IN
the Money Market together with the continued de-
pressing accounts received by the steamer,
enough for dull week. l-Daily -idr
COBee-Thc sales are confined TO small lots, for
home trades 800 bags fair Rio brought cts Suma-
ira, 81 cts; Government Java, I0Gl05 cts; 400
st. Domingo, G3a6i cts. per lb., 6mos. DruSS-Saes
of 100 Sicily Liquorce Paste, small sticks, at
If cts, s mos. Opium is held at 25a $ LOO, no
sales. FiSh-Thc market for Mackcrcl is very I'M
settled, and prices nominal. The scarcity OF money
has prevented heavy operations, and sales have been
made at a considerable reduction from the prices OF
last week. No. sold low as 115a$S; No. 2,
5.75a SO; and No. at ) per bril-, cash Dry Fish
have been rather more steady. Large Cod, packed
| 81; small do. $2.75, and Hakc $500 Flour
The demand has been moderate, with more firmness
at the close. Sales of Genesec at 1851; Ohio and
Michigan, 6.1S,Q S6.25. Sales of Georgetown, for
export, at $780, cash. Grain-Thc receipts of Corn
have been considerable, and the demand faIr but the
improvement in England has had no effect in advan-
cling prices here. The sales have been, for good
yellow fiat, 79aS0 cts; WESTERN mixed, 75d16 cts
and white 7Oa7l cts. per bushcl, cash. Gunny Bags
Sale of so bales small size at 55 cts; about 1901 OO
TO arrive at l5i cts. each, b mos; 40OOU, part In
bundles, at l5al6 cts, mos. Hemp-Ihere is no.
thing doing worth reporting in American or Russian
ces have downward tendency. HideS-The onl y
sales we hear of are 5000 Montevideos at TO-, and
5000 do deliverable in New York, at l0i cts. per
h., mos. HopS-Are in little better demand, and
sales making at sal cts. per h., cash. IRON
The sales since our last have been 60 tons Russia o.
5. at 500; 40 tons Glcngarnock Pig, $1,000, and
small lots of GartShcrrie at $40 per ton, g mos.
Lead-A lot of about 1900 pigs, lower mine, sold at
a trihe below A. cts. per h., cash. MOtdSseS-No
change in prices. OH-Linseed is dull, small lots
Of American selling at equal to 81 cts, cash.
Sales of Palm, in small parcels, at 5 cts. per h.,
mos. PrOriSiOnS-Thc sales have been very mode
rate at some reduction in price on Beet, new Mess
having been sold at liza s ll.5O No l at $3.50, and
Prime at IS per bril-, mos Pork at former prices.
Sugar-The private sales have been very limited,
Cuba browns and yellows, in lots to the trade, at
prices a shade lower than former rates Nothing
done in Muscovadocs. Sumac-Sicily, in small lots,
continues TO bring s 100 per ton, q mos. IaiOW-
Has declined. 1t is coming in freely, and sales
making at 9a9 cts. for rendered, and o. cts. per
! lb., cash, Tor rough.
New YoRK-3 days preceding Nov. 81.
! 4SheS-lncrcased receipts have produced down
ward tendency in prices and 5.75d Sc for Pots, and
7.75a $7.575 for Pearls, the lower figures at close,
were the last rates paid. Cotton-The weeks sales
have been 300 bales and recently chiefly for export
| Some descriptions have sold little lower. DIE
lcoodS-Thc market has been very inactive for the
various kinds Flour and lIeal-Wcstern Flour
has sold at 6.lS4a 1925 for Gcncsee and 6Ob9a
| S6.lS3 for Michigan, sc. Baltimore Howard street
Corn Meal good demand 3.25a : $780, the latter
for Jersey. Fruit--Bunch Raisins in boxes have
sold at -; and halves at l.lOa j LIE. Grdin-
Wheat is good supply, but held above the views
OF buyers. About II 900 bushels have sold including
Gencsce at l.36a $l.35; Ohio and prime Virginia
BOA s 80. Sales Of Northern Rye at 81 sG90; Bar
ley 50; and Corn at 2d75 cts, the extremes for the
various descriptions. Hemp-Amcr. is quiet. Of a
cargo Of Al 40 bales Manila, recently arrived, 5000
sold previously l0al cts per h.; the residue Of
| fered at the rate. HdigO-Continucs depress-
ed. Lead-Sales of $4,000 pigs at $3.50 per 100
lbs, cash DIOidSSeS-The market continues excess
sivcly dull, and prices gradually declining. Naval
StOreS-Arc unsettled, and quotations TO great
degree nominal OHs-Salcs Of Whale for export at
3D. cts, cash American Linseed steady IS cts,
cash, for the best PrOuiSiOnS-Bcef and Pork are
quite dull, as well Ohio Lard. ,Sait-Thc cons-
derable arrivals recently have lowered prices, Turks
Island to 30d3l cts per bushcl and Liverpool Fine
to = 40 per sack for Worthington's. SeedS-Nar-
ket quiet for all descriptions. Spices-Sacs of jam
aica Pimento in lots at 10 cts, cash. Sprits-For-
| eign in fair demand. Domestic Whskcy is
steady at 6!d27 cts. for Western and State Prison
brls Sugars-Thc demand for NIuscovadoes from
the trade is steady at previous rates.-Ship. and
Com. List.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3O-P. NJ.
Produce Market-Thc market is steady, with
small sales of Flour at $3.50 per brl. for common
brands more choice lots at 6.75a$7, and extra
brands at $50. The only sales, however, are in
the retail way, nothing doing for export. Sales of
900 brls Corn Mealat S3.l25. Rye Flour continues
scarce, and held at s 5.25 per brl. There is good
demand for w heat and prices are firm Sales of ga
5000 bushels at 3jul4O for fair good reds and
llj Cts. per BUSH for prime red and white mixed. A
lot Of yellow Corn sold at 50 cts. per bush, W.T.
Oats held at 42uI3 cts. per bush. Whisiey is
dull at % cts. in brls.-NclcS.
CHARLEsToN-weck preceding Nov. 81.
COttOn-The market since our last weeks report
has been brought to stand, the sales amounting to
only 500 bales and it is impossible, such is the
,gfs plrnf hot
tremcs have been 6.a7i cts. The receipts foot up
3646 bales, and the stock hand is 1886 bales
Rice-lIas further declined a. per h., the sales
amounting to 800 tres, the closing extremes 375a
S3 per 100 lbs. Fiour-Small sales only of Balti-
more at g. 25a ) $50 per brl. Corn-Thc first cargo
Of new this season has arrived from North Carolina
and sold at ~ cts. per bushcl. Exchange Foreign
is only nominal. FreightS-It is difficult to complete
foreign cargOes so little Cotton is offering.
New Enthusiastically night Nov. 90.
RemGrkS-Our market has displayed only mode
rate degree Of activity during the week Just elapsed
the article of Cotton however, still forming an ex-
ccpon, as the sales have been large, though at a
further decline. In Flour and Grain but little has
been done, though prices OF both fully sustained
aud the former is again improving. Provisions of
all kinds have been coming in freely and the rates
still on the decline. Sugar and Molasses, though
selling readily, are also lower in price. The river
is again slowly rcccding. After heavy rain on
Thursday the weather changed suddenly, and is now
clear and cold.-Deltd.
COttOn-Thc entire business Of the week has been
%, 900 bales, taken for England, France the Cont
ncnt and the North. The lowest decline since the
Caedonia's news was ct, but as half of this has
been rcgalned, the fall is only ct. and we have ar
ranged our figures accordingly. The receipts fall
ing OIL and only amount TO 206,lO5 bales since LIST
September, against la 407 bales to the same time
last year. Mlddling, 6,a6z; good middling, 6sa6l;
middling fair, 6da7 fair, 7.a7g Stock on hand, not
cleared, l24,957 bales. 16Jdcco-Thc receipts are
still light, and in the sales Of the week, amounting
to barely 100 hhds., prices very fully sustained
for select parcels, which still most in request.
SugW-The weeks sales embrace 100 hhds inclu-
ding $50 hhd for to-day. The arrivals consist
y Of the lower grades, which have declined La ct.
more, while the qualities above fair are fully sustain