Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-02-06

UUIng ITTINI
The stock Of Box Sugars in market is very small
md consequently not much has been done III 'he ar
ticIe. At auction, about 200 hhds. n Orleans nave
been sold at prices ranging from 6idls cts per 3D.
mos. IallOtp-Sacs this week of Rendered at ga
5. cts. per ID, cash. U'ooI-There is fair supply
of Wool in market and corresponding demand Tor
consumption Daily idv.
New BEproRD-week ending Jan. %.
Sperm OLIVE learn of sales of 223 brls IN two
parcels at s per gallon; and in Fairhaven a lot OF
S25 brls. a price not transpircd. There mas oeeh
a sale of 200 brs. in Warren during the past week
at s per gallon. Thaie OIL Sales Of 600 brls. at
~ cts per gallon; and two lots of 1926 and 4oO DIS
on private terms.-N b. Ship. List.
New YoRK-3 days preceding Jan. 30.
-4shes-Pots have sold at SI.S79. This years
inspection are firm at S5. Pearls have declined to
5.37ba j. 5433. BeeSirar-Has sold at 2od26} cts:
Bredd-Has advancvd-Pilot to 3, Navy TO 4, and
Crackers TO 81 cts. per ID. Candles-WI'h small ma,
stock, aud the recent advance in Crude sperm on,
holders Of Sperm have put up prices to 2'd2o cts;
COffe-The stock of Brazil is reduced TO lO,"o3
bags, and with better demand prices have improv-
ed Ia cent per III, 1000 bags having sold at IA !
cts 4 mos; and 400 ST. Domingo OF s., cash Cot
ton-Thc market continues considerably excited, and
with an active speculative demand prices have iur-
Their advanced, in all fully cent per h. since the ar
rival of the HIbernia's advccs. The transactions Of
the week have been u 500 bales and prices range
for ord. good fair, 5dli cts. for Upl and Tor.
and IL 5dl4 for Mob and n. Orl. Drugs ana Dyes
Sales of Pink Root without tops at % cts, and "a.
V''t'
lIcdI-rhe advanced rates of Flour noticed IN our
last, have not been sustained, owing TO the DISPOSE
ton of holders to realize at the highest rates, ana
prices have in consequence receded i25d2o cts per
br. We quote Genesee at q. "a ! and Michigan
and Ohio E. 75a S6.S75. in Southern there was more
doing prev ious Yesterday, but since we quote PR
ces 50u + 675 for Baltimore, Georgetown Brandy
wine, SC. Rye Flour is in fair request at Qua
S475 and about 30. OOD brls. Corn Meal have sold,
part for future delivery, at 5Oa IS, for Jersey
Pcnnsy lvania, Brandy wine, &c. &c. Gfdi"-lhe
Wheat market continues much eXcItcd' and very
large parcels have sold, Including Gcnesce white
at .i0a IS 80, and mixed w cstern at l.5od ,ou'
Rye is scarce and worth 92alOO cts; Northern Oats
ISa50. The sales of Corn have been not less than
275 900 bushels part Southern, at 9odlou cts IRON
Scotch Pig has sold TO some extent at 3od 5l per
ton, III. Ledd-Nlissouri Pig has been offered TO
manufacturers at S4.I23, which they declined, being
well supplied lIOidSSrS-The price OF n. Orl has
al vanccd TO 33 cts. Ndral StOreS-SaleS OF Spirits
Turpcntine at 40 cts, cash. Oils Unbieachrd
Winter Sperm commands = ! .O7, cash. Ir0rt-
Sions-The excitement in the market, for old Ohio
Pork continues al rapidly improving prices, the re-
from the West confirming previous adj
vices of the diminished supply TO be expected from
that quarter. The sales chiefly speculation con-
sist Of 3ai00O brs. at 10 25a + % for Prime and
II. 75a % for Mess, closing at the higher rates;
100 brls Ohio Mess i IA. neither could now
be b ueht at those prices. Beef, too owing TO the
small supply, has again advanced, and though mol
much has been done we quote Country and City
Prime, son s S.25 and 51H i ln25. Ohio Lard Is
held very firmly, aud prices tend upward; 100 brs'
sold at s. cts; some 10 arrive, =; and 1uo kegs CITY
rendered. 10, cash. Seeds-Ciovcr is in better re-
quest, sales of 5O brls. Ohio at g. cts 100 brls
Timothy sold at s IA per trc. Spiccs-Salcs OF 300
bags Sumlra Pepper at 81 cts, mos, which rs
decline; Pimcnto, in lots, l25; l5OO lbs No Nut
mcgs, $ -, both cash. Spirits-Domestic Nhis-
key has further advanced, and ahon 1000 brls. sold,
part to arrive, at 275a2S5 cts; and hlalOO drudge
casks, 2oa29, cash. S"gms-As holders are firm,
prices of both Muscovado and Cuba Box have adj
T.. ~ Nnur
leans, 65a79 cts; Havana Brown, 6Sa62, and White,
I 5aS, 4 mos. Sumac-'rhc stock Of Sicily is much
reduced, 400 bags sold at 55a s %, 6 mos 1dHoD-
Sales of 81 900 lbs good to prime al SdS. cts, cash
UOol-The market for American is firm, and full
prices have been obtained for lots sold this week.
the stock is light.-Ship. and Com. List.
PHlLApELpHrA-week preceding Jan. 80
BeeSUdr-Iias sold at 27d2S cts. COffe-Trans
actions continue unimportant Drngs-Ginscng has
declined to 25a27 cts. Flour and lIeal-The Hibcr-
MAS adyices caused advance in Flour 10 g. u "a
SO % and several thousand brls sold, but sub
sequcntly gave way aud transactions TO some extent
took place at Ga Sc O6i Heavy sales have been
made of Corn Meal at .50a s rs per brl. Grain
Large sales of Peuna. W heat have been made at 35d
40 per bushcl for good to prime, and nferiorq quail
tiles at l5d = 30 Corn has ranged from Is to 81
cts. Southern Oats 36a37. Naval Stores-Sales Of
Spirits Turpentinc at 1915 cts. Oils Linsred has
advanced and is firm at 90 cts. ProUiSiOns-Salcs OF
500 brls old Western Pork including Prime at 80
a HIS, and Mess 12a3. Lard is worth 50 cts
Seeds-Cover has sold at T.. 75a s 5 per bushcl Spi
hiskry has gradually advanced from % TO 30
cts brl. at close held at the latter, and hhds at IS
Sugar-Wihout change.
CHARLEsToS--wcck preceding Jan. 30.
COttOn-The Hibcrnia's advices reached here by
telegraph Thursday, but were not fully relied
upon; but yesterday, on receipt of letters, &c,
demand sprung up and 1000 bales sold at an advance
Or "a. per ID. making the aggregate sales of the
week lO,I00 bales, al yarious prices ranging from g.
to II cts per Ib and the stock remaining hand is
,744 bales. Rce-The private advices by the
steamer, which have to hand, spe ak very dis
paragingly Of the market abroad and our quotations
at present must be considered nominal The sales Of
the week have been 25O0 tres, and the bulk of them
may be put down at 25a o., the extreme prices
paid 81 3.75 per 100 lbs. Grdin-Corn has ad.
vanced and sold for foreign shipment al S9G93 per
ushel. FloW-Sold yesterday at Sc p per bril-.
an advance Of % 10 80 cts. Bacon-Has slightly
improved. [See Exchange and Eeights in table
inside.
MoBrLE-wcek preceding Jan 81.
Remarks-During the past week we have noticed
rather increased activity in the market generally
and the present feeling seems TO promise the coniin
lance of a sound and healthy business with transac-
lions to fair extent. The weather, for the last tw
three days, has been quite unav to door
rams ctons and but for this we should probably |
nave been enabled to report still more animated
mark et.-jOur. Of Com.
Cotton-Slncc the receipt Of adviccs from Liver.
pool sth ut via Savannah, prices have been going
up until they are cent higher than this day week,
and Is 800 bales have sold, the closing rates being
0dl2a cts. for ord. good and fine; and the stock
remaining on hand is 1850 bales. Exchange and
FreightS-Rather inactive.
New ORLEA Ss-week ending }
Saturday night, Jan. %. |
Remarks-The business Of the week has been ex |
cnsive, particularly in Flour, Grain and Western
Produce generally, though there has been less doing
IN Cotton until the past day two, than during the
week preceding factors asking such rates lO2 to /
It's in most instances for MiddIing and Good Mid
Hing, that nothing of importance done. Flour
FOLDERS were asking & for Ohio brands, and buyers
lid seem disposed topay it, The rain interfered