Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-02-13

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PniLAhELPh'A- -weeN Prece"l cur H. 49,,
C0N'f- ne stock r,h'lh"'S 'I"' am w,
Is more moderate. FIo"f an" Hi'"t Nv w t
# prces paid tor flour during me wefM nn nHaf -"
QUO, ana 500 per orI', ana some -''u"' " Isl
estimated to have been sold a large poru"n :" W''"
Tor the E"silSh market o'@ H - "I f;ro;1
aud the closing rates are o. 10 per ori H'Gm az,
The demand tor Wheat mas D'c"he I,S> p'>N, I''
prices continue Irm m consequence Oh r'oIes" ",
holders asking 3oaS 80 Tor frhh'' r'u' ''I" ,
= % Tor Southern OF go'u 10 prime 3''','l.s. ,
has been in good demand and large sales nave aTv
place nj prices commencing nhu 't' " ~
hut III inc interim IA" re'cn'" - .'Si P, t'.i,a
H"nna. Oats are scarce an" "Im''"' ''es .T go Us
tcrn maze AZ "1"t" G,Si 1-,"n ,.i', hncn made
ness IA me marhrl 'or ~ sasS 0rIans
al 80 cts, mos. Ndr"L Ht"fN-oal,s VI -,
l"rprh''nE AZ tl"''cS', Gus ns: pL h.
ana i'a'u :" us ~ s'"T". re m". g. Al ~,
advanced l" l='"' '"r 'li'r ' - cha arl,,
with sales New Is w''hh''n nS'" p ,mu !" o.
Lara Is hti9 I"r an ao1'ct III L',o
mas SOFA AZ ga = "a Htr p"S"tI ~ =. 'u, I'D
h">hrIS., SP"'S n'INrf ~ ", =, ,S S,,
worm o"d5I Gus ana Ill mus mas s"'n ~ So
Has D'rn N more @ctES request I"h ~ ~ ,
sol" AT "a c'S.' anu ~ 80 ~. y" Co. -, ,, I'D mos
per 'o' 'o' o'o" "' anu go w.
CHARLEsroN week preceding FEB D.
COHOn-1he llibernia'S accounts, received some
days since, produced much excitement IN me market,
and the weeks sales have reached il,ooo oacs' al
prices ranging from lo TO ~ cts, including ordinary
from ~ to 40 cts per 10. ana tue STOCK o, oP''u
remaining on hand'is 81 Da'sS h,cT0ii's o,e"
the sales of the week footing up $500 tres. at prices
ranging from PSI to S4.l25 per 100 lbs. Grain
Two cargoes of very common quality Corn have sold
terms not reported FoW-llas sold only IN
small lots at 6.5ld 6. rs for Western aud Baltimore.
BIcOn and LGrd have sold only in limited lots.
Domestic LiqrOrS-The transactions IN w hIskey
have been confined solely to New Orleans deScrIp-
tons and comprised 700 bIs. at 23n2l, closing yes
tcriay at 25H26 cts. per 9 'llon. ErchanSe-Stcrng
Bills have sold out Of doors at 5aa5i per cent prem
FreighiS-An effort was nude yesterday without
TO get the rates OF Cotton to Liverpool up TO
ID. per ID quote to liavre rt. for square bags
The rates Codstwise have inprovcd-lscc table IN
side
MoBLE-weck preceding Feb B.
COt'on-The market is in an excited, but uncertain
state, owing TO the imperfect telegraphic outline OF
accounts by the llibernla, received on Monday, and
advrcrs since via the ship Swan from Liverpool to
Eth Dec, arrived at New Orleans. Yesterday the
Eastern mail failed from beyond Charleston, and this
state of uncertainty has brought cur market TO dead
stand. The week transactions sum up lI,9UJ DaicN,
prices ranging from II to ID cts for ord, to good
fair qualities; and the stock hand is l3 bales
FiOw The market is excited, and prices have ad-
yanced and are still tending upward ONO aud other
kindred brands selling at 6I Sb25 per b,l. Gram
Corn has materially adj vance !, and with small
supply is held at la % per bushcl. Oats have
reached 60aG2 cts. Erchangc-Ihc Bill market Is
dull, owing to the present strngcncy OF money mat
in port for the rnsporttion of Cotton, areaskng "a
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New ORLEANs-3 days preceding Jan. 30.
Rrnarks- Unftvorabc weather has had the effect
10 curta the amount of business but prices are gen
orally well sustained aud for some descriptions
further material advance has been realized. The
Cotton market IS still unsettled, aud must remain so
until the Hibcrna's accounts are received - Price
Current
CotfOn-The sales of the week reach lG, 900 bales
but prices are too irregular 10 quote with strict acc-
racy; from to 10 cts, however, may be regarded
as the extremes for ord to fair qualities both ncl
sive and the stock remaining on hand is 1873 9Sl
bales. Sugar About 1000 hhds. have sold at full
prices say to 6 cts for inf TO prime lots 1IolaS-
ScS-Thc demand has been good and prices rather
irmer selling on the lcvce at % a26! and on Plan
tation at 2ia25 cts. per gallon. 16bacco-The mar
krt still continues dull. Flour-Is a little better
but cannot be quoted over 30 % for Ohio some have
sold as low as s 5O5. Provisions has further
advanced, Prime having sold at Pa s | 80, and
Mess l4d s II So and the market is in very cXcit
able state Bulk Pork has sold TO arrive al 5 cts |
per b. Bacon is extremely scarce and the supply Of
Beef light Lard has advanced to 6,a7y cts per Ill., |
Grain-Thcrc have brcn large sales Of Corn at SOa
81 eta Oats sell ut 15a5D els u,.r bushr. aud white
Beans are held at s ) Der brI Hmm Dew rottcd
has sold at g % per ton Lcad-No arrival, (OHce
Has been ia more active demand and 5pOD blr- |
Rio have sold at LAS cts Ecchuuge Remain, |
r,tty much as last gnoIcd Sterling lyg5 nor cent
prem Francs are higher aud range from Of II "a
IF ~, FIe,ght<- Remain very intctiyc and rates
uuchm~cd--sce table inside
tlNcINNATl-wec preceding FEB. 5.
HGmuHs-l he river tell very slowly until Satur-
day, when commenced to rise, and has since swoi-
len about ~ inches. Not much change, we THINK, is
likely to occur during the ncN' lew days. At LOUIS
vile, on Monday there was plenty OF water IN the
Remain precisely the same as for some weeks last