Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-11-13

! The stock OF Box III market Is oZUO boxes.
CHARLEsroN-weekp preceding Nov. 6.
COtton-The market is in an unsettled state, but
priccs lower by "a, ct than at the opening of the
week the sales footing up only 1860 bales at 81 to
81 cts per h., the extreme rates. Rice-ls lower
! in price and the weeks sales, which reach $500
trcs ranged from 3. 80 to 81 per 100 lbs. COrn-ls
without change Flom-Bakers confine themselves
chiefly to country, the receipts OF which nave mate
rally increased, and selling at 5.5Oa 1919 per br
| No alteration in Exchange or ffeShS-see tables
| inside.
Cotton-Priccs have further declined dai ct, but
| buyers appear not disposed to come forward to I'LL
orders at present, prccrring to wait until they get
| lower The weather continues favorable for pick
ing and the frost up to this time has done compare
lively little injury far heard from. The crop
| is now known to be large one. Sales OF the week
amount to 1914 bales at to s. cts. per lb, the ex
| trcmcs The stock ON hand is 1855 bales. Rice
Sales of 1856 tres at 3a 1915 per 100 lbs Corn
Sales of Beach Island at 60 cts. per bushci Ffo'"
Sales of Georgia 625G .625 per brl. Exchange
-Stcrl is nominal, the Banks selling at TAI per Ct
prem: and Checks New York do FreightS-
Arc unchanged, and not much doing
New Saturday night, Oct 30.
RemarkS-Early in the week later advices from
Europe were received by the arrival of the steamer
Cambria, from Liverpool, though her letters were
not received here till yesterday The adviccs from
England more disastrous than was expect
ed BY reference to our remarks below, 1t Will be
perceived that in Cotton market a further and
large decline has been the consequence OF this most
unfayorablc intelligence. The weather has been
clear and very cold since last and the health of
the city is stabshcd.-Delta.
COtton-Thc market, which was left in 4 feeble
condition at the date of last weekly review,
opened heavily on Monday, at decline of cent
1000 bales sold the next day, the Cambras adyices,
partially received caused further decline of one ct
300 bales sold; on Wednesday and Thursday 3,5OO
bales sold at the last mentioned decline; but on Fri
day. the letters coming through, with the assurance
of heavy decline at Liverpool, no buyers appeared
early in the day, though subsequently,, as factors
conceded "a ct. $500 bales were sold, principally
| for France. To-day the demand has been very &C
tive, and the sales reach 5000 bales-makng 900
bales for the week, mostly for France, England and
the North. Thus, in the short space of six days,
prices have given way ct, and the market is still
in dropping condition. The receipts at this port,
since Sept l30, $50 bales, against II, O2l bales
to the time last year. Prices ordinary, 6ad1;
good middling, 7ad7E fair, SaS5; good fair, 81 cts
per h. Stock on hand and not cleared, 80 403 bales.
Sugar-Sincc last the receipts have been large
and the demand limited that prices have gradual
ly sunk aa1 ct. per Id. The sales of the week en-
brace about $50 hhds., mostly Rec, the closing rates
for which are, inferior and common 35ai fair al
prime, &c, 43a5i cts. per lib. FIou-Ihe sales OF
the week amount to scarcely 400 brls., chiefly al
1925 for small lots of Ohio, and 5.37 "a = $50 fol
choice Illinois and St. Louis There are no large
buyers at these prices, however, nothing over 5
has been offered for large lots of Ohio and Illinois
Grdjn-Thcrc has been but little demand for Corn
and the receipts have much increased prices have
fallen off. The sales of the week include perhaps
5000 bushels, at 45a50 cts for new, and 5la53 cts
per bushcl for prime old. There is no Wheat arriy-
ing, and we hear of no sales Oats are dull and dc
Ginning, some small sales have been made at 32G35
cts. per bushel, in sacks. PrOUisions-The Pork
market has been dull, and the sales of the week
scarcely exceed 1900 brls., Mess l2dS 2l25 pei
bril- in large lots. Prime IL 81 "a s II 80 per bril- by
retail. Lead-Thc only sales made this week are
5000 pigs Upper Mines at $S125, $50 do. at trac
ton less, and 500 do. Lower Mines at 81 per loo
lbs. Gtulny Bags-ln better demand. Nearly 25,O 900
-g..IS Hoo,
mostly at the outside price Cotee-Thc demand
has rather improved, and we notice nearly 1000 bag
Rio sold at 75a7S cts per b. for fair to prime quail
ties Erchange-Thc market is still extremely I'M
settled, and little actually doing that quotation:
are nominal. We give the range for Sterling
Bills 3!a5i per ct. pm. Francs, 5f.42 5a5f45. New
York Sight, lals per cent. dis. Freights-VesScl'
have been scarce, and the only engagements no
tcc are early in the week, two ships for Livcrpoo
at 3D. for Cotton, and, to-day, two ships for Havrc
ct. and one for Boston at ct. for Cotton, the lat
ter showing an advance.
CrNcINNATI, Nov. g.
CatHe-Prior to Monday sales, in lots, of 800 head
were reported at prices varying from a shade Owe
81 per 100 lbs. net for good, down to S3 for very
light. On Monday there were about 900 head in tho
ncghborhood of the city, for sale, and with untayor
able weather for packing the market has been un
usually heavy. change of weather, however
would create brisk demand and cause more firm
ness in prices. IT is generally believed that the sup
ply this will not be large. The butchers arc
paying to $3.50 for good to choice Beef. Flour
The sales of the week comprise about 5000 brls, al
prices ranging from to $S4.67, the market having
been slowly yielding to depressing influences, the
closing rates being 4.SOa $4.67. Fr,nt-Nothing oil
| Importance yet doing in Dried Apples or Peaches.
New Apples are worth 65a15 cts. per bushel, old
held at 90 cts new Peaches .25d $ so on arrival,
good readily bringing the latter rate-old held al
| s %. Grdin-With much increased supply OF
Wheat the milcrs have reduced the price to So cts
per bushcl. Corn by wagon load, in sells at %
TO 81 cts. per bush. for and old. Oats 25d2S cts
= buS from nj HODS-SaIeS
of about 2i00 head, mostly already hcrc-a few to
arrive Immediately, at 437a S so per 100 lbs net
for good corn attcd-lO6 head, VT. 800 lbs, at
$3.50 gross; 200 slop fed at $3.50 gross. The
weather has caused suspension of operations. Yes
tcrday heard of a sale, made on Saturday, OF
100 head VT. $40 lbs fated, to arrive this
week, at $s425 per 100 lbs net There is good
deal of disposition among drovers to contract. We
have several letters by which learn that
| $3.50 is expected by Ky. drovers, but there have
been numerous offers here, to deliver on and after
Dec. lst at s4, which packers now decline paying,
Notwithstanding the higher rates which have been
paid for carly droves-wanted for immediate use.
Great uncertainty exists, at present. in regard to fu
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