Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-25
DOMESTIC MARK f I S.

Candles-NIoulds are in very fair demand at Il "a
10 cts, 4 mos. There is also good demand toi
Spcrms, and prices gradually improving. Coffee
There is considerable firmness among the holders
and the stock is rather light. The sales Tor inc
week have been small. DlHgs-Castor Oh is held
at $l20 per gallon. FiM-Largc Cod are very
scarce and much wanted and will bring 1887 "a y 80
per utl from the vessel; small Cod are without al
Iteration. further decline has taken place IN Nos.
and Mackcrcl, sales having been made at 5 | 3O
for No. and s. 80 for No ,; large rs are readily
taken at q per bril-, cash, and are scarce. Flour
| The demand has been good through the week, and
prices well maintained. The receipts are hardly
equal to the demand. Sales OF Genesee at So; Ohio
and Michigan at y 5.S1!; Southern at od 500 per
| bril- cash. Grain-Corn remains about the same as
last week; good yellow flat is worth I3dI5 cts;
white and mixed, 70a7l cts; the last sale OF North
crn yellow was at 50 cts, cash Hemp- Small sales
of Russia clean at about $225, and good American
w-rottcd at = 100 per ton, mos. At auction, 10
tons Russia clean, 500; and 1874 bales cscrn 10
sold, common quality, at Sl3l per ton, mos, and
sale stopped. HideS-Ncry little has been done in
the market since our last. Honey-Sales of 5000
gallons good Cuba at 80 cts, mos HOpS-About
300 bales Of this years crop have come to market
and sales have been made at lOdl2 cts per lb, cash
Gartshcrric Pig sold early in the week,
from the vessel, at $3I, and subsequently l25 tons
80 from the vessel, and 35 i'll lots from store,
mos. American Pig is very scarce, and both For
cign and American in very good demand. Lead
Sales of 5000 pigs at A. cts. per lb., cash. The
same price has been refused for more, and holders
generally are firm at 4 cts, at which sales are
making from store. lIOiasSes-The arrivals have
been light, and sales limited. OLA considerable
decline has been experienced in Linsecd. Sales
early in the week of American at 62 cts, and sub
scqurnty at oil and 90 cts. per gallon cash, closing
at the latter price. ProciSions-Thcrc are no heavy
operations TO report, but the demand for home trade
is very good, and the aggregate amount sold weekly
is considerable. SpiceS-All the Ginger in first
hands before the arrival of the Arno sold at
cts. The Arno has 300 bags, which is held at
higher price. No. l Nutmcgs, sales at $l.35, and
Sl.20 for -; 5000 lbs. PENANG Nutmcgs, S .25.
Steady sales Of Pepper in lots at 6d65 cts. per h.,
mos. Pimento at 49, cts, cash-now held at ii cts.
.Sugar-The market has been very quiet this week,
and sales light. At auction, | Is hhds. Porto Rico
were offered, only sod at g. cts per h., mos,
and sale stopped. Another lot of 1913 hhds and 80
brs. Porto Rico were all disposed of at 54Oa 500
per 100 lbs. for hhds. and $3.50 for brls 10 brls.
white Pcrnambucos brought 775a $50 per 100 lbs,
mos. Srnac-2a300 bags Sicily have been sold at
S 5 per ton, moS.-Daity 4ddr.
New YoRK-3 days preceding Sept. IS.
dSheS-Salcs of Pots at Dis "a = 5.25, and Pearls,
which have materially declined at 6.75a ESQ., clos
ing dull at the latter Bark-Sales of first quality
No Qucrcitron at s So, cash. CdndteS-No Sperm
to be had under 81 cts, 4 mos. Cobee-Market ra-
Their dull, but prices without change. Brazil TAI ;,
and Laguayra I ia75 cts, with sales Of 400 bags.
BY auction, l16l bags Java sold at SaaS, and $50 at
al cts. per lb., 4 mos. COttOn-Thc advices by
the French steamer Union has caused dullncss in
the market; but we do not alter our quotations atho
there were sales yesterday at decline of ! CT per
b-wccks sales 100 bales at lldl3 cts. for ord. to
fair Up. and Flor, and lla3t for do. do. Mob. and
n. Orl PARTNERSHIPS of 10000 lbs. prime West
crn Geese, part at 81 cts, cash. Flour and Meal
The market has not been influenced by the foreign
news but remains firm, with moderate receipts.
Flour in some instances l2 cts higher. Sales of DID,
which has become understandable, at 4 S7 "a S 5.25
mixed brands Western, 5.37 "a 5 5.6255; new Gene
in lots 5.6S3a 1913; and after the arrival by the
Union, new Wcstn sold at 5.6S3 ga S 5.S7s; new Penna
1851; and new Bait. $6per brl. Rye Flour dull at
81; and Corn Meal 243 2.62a for COM to good
good prime Illinois red selling at la 06; Ohio do.
and mixed SLIP, and white do. $llS. Norm Rye
remains dull at 13a16 cts; Barley has sold at 90;
Oats 44a46 for new and old; and Corn 62a6S for the
various qualities OF Western closing at 81 for round
and g. for flat yellow, weight. Hemp-No change
in Amer, which is rather quiet at li0a $50, mos.
| Sale of 100 tons clean Russia at 1928, and % do.
Outshot at S2l5, 6 mos. Hidcs-Sales to the trade
| of $4,000 Orinocos at | cts, s mos Ledd-Prccs
tend upward: 100 pigs Missouri have sold to arrive
at S4.25 per 100 lbs, cash. Leather-The sale on
Thursday was not very spirited and prices at a
slight decline. NOidsSeS-Thc market remains much
active at 5ld52 cts, cash. OHS-Whale continues
in request, selling for home at 81 cts Unbleach-
cd Winter Sperm has advanced to Sl.lS, and bleach
ed TO s l.23. Lnsced is lower, English selling at
59a60 cts including Country American at the latter
ProriSi0nS-Ohio Pork is dull, and prices 25a37s cts
lower, Prime down to s l25, and Mess to S14.12.
Ohio Lard in good demand, 1900 kegs prime having
sold at | ,dl2 cts. Sdtt-Liverpool Fine is scarce
and much wanted, Ashton's selling at S 62l 4 mos
SeedS-Clovcr quiet, last sale, on Wednesday, at I }
cts. lot Of 1000 bushels Flax has been taken
at s 49, per bush. Spices-Race Ginger has sold
at cts, the stock of the country nearly exhausted.
!SpTits-Forcign continues in good demand. Domcs-
tic Whiskey firm at 21a27a cts. Sugar-There is
but moderate demand for the various descriptions,
and the market closes dull. The sales consist of 500
hhds Cuba at 55a69 cts $50 Porto Rico, Gal; 100
New Orleans, Gao; 600 bxs. Brown Havana, GA
T.; and 100 White do. 81, mos. BY auction, is
hhds. and 100 brls. Porto Rico sold at 5SaS644 4
] Dale
SIS, 6 mos. 1dttOW-ls in good demand, though
with light receipts sales confined to 10000 lbs.
prime in lots at 10 cts, cash. 1eas-Thc public
sale of Wednesday went off with the usual spirit at
further improvement on all qualities of Y. Hyson
above middlng-and at very full rates for the other
descriptions of Green and Black. Low grades Young
Tyson comparatively plenty, and not much in
request Ship and Com. List.
PHGLADEPHIA-wcck preceding Sept. IS.
C0Hee-Is without alteration in prices, with light
stock and limited demand. Flour and DIeal-Wcst-
Flour has been selling at $3.50 5.37 and fresh
ground Pcnna 53l "a S5.433, the extremes, but
transactions in either have been light Rye Flour
is and worth 81. Corn Meal has sold at
PSI "a $3, closing at the former. Grain-The re-
ceipts Of Wheat have been small, and mostly from
the South, and sales have been making at GOA s 10
for fair TO good red, S 20 for prime white and old
Penna. red from store at .l2a S Is Sales of Pcnna
Rye at rs cts. and Corn at 69a70 cts for Southern
and Pcnna yellow. Good Oats scarce and worth
d3a4l cts. Moiasses-Continucs quiet. Naual Stores
Spirits Turpcnne sells at 46d47 cts, but it is in
limited supply. Oil-Salcs of Linsecd at 6la62 and
Lard Oil at S5a90 cts. per gallon. ProuiSions-Pork
has declined: sales of Mess at Ii. 50a s l4.621. Ba-
con sells at Jag cts for Shoulders 9a9, for Sides,
and 9zal2l for Hams. Lard is firm at l0,al1 cts. in
kegs Seeds-Clover is in good request, with sales
at 4.5Oa S4.75 per bush, and Flax at $3.50 No
sales of Timothy. Spirits Whskey has again de-
clincd and sells in hhds and brs. at 25a27 mostly
26a26s cts. Sugar-Thc market has been without
animation, and prices slightly declined. Sales of
Cuba and Porto Rico Muscovado at 6a6J and 7a7l,
and 100 bxs. brown Havana at Gal cts per Id. for
common and prime qualities on time.
CHARLEsToS-weck preceding Sept. IS.
COft0n-Ihc demand has been chiefly for mid. to
good mid. and mid. fair qualities, and for these an