Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-11-13
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lbs Chill Pig, has been sold private terms. Fish
-NIackcrcl are rather scarce here, but abundant IN
the out ports and are held back for higher prices
Sales of No. /, Mass inspection, at Sa $50, No >,
ia 1925; and No 8, 5.50a S5.375 per bril-, cash
There is but little demand for export We under
stand that the catch of English Mackerrl is very
large The arrivals of Dry Fish continue light, and
demand good. FlOtu-The demand has been stca-
dv. but not large. Buyers and sellers are waiting
for the steamer now due. The receipts are mode
rate for the Sales OF Gcnesce at > I; ONO
and Michigan S6S75 Not much Southern here.
Sales 500 brls different kinds at 6.75a 81 per bril-,
cash. Frtat-NIoSt of the sales this week, have
been by auction yiz:-600 boxes Bunch Muscael
Raisins at 275a .25: 500 half boxes liza Lilo,
and 500 quarter boxes at 65 cts, cash. all Geo. Lor
ing and Co.'S brand. On Thursday, the brig Taran-
tos cargo, from Malaga, on mos, all Jno. Clemens
& Cos brand: 1915 boxes, 2.2Oa ! 2.2l; 1900 half
boxes, l.l5G Sl.l6, and 1900 quarter boxes, 66a67
cts. each 7O5 kegs Grapes, 2.63a sails; 200 boxes
Lemons 75a SS3. 20 per box. Cargo of Bark Bcvis,
all John Kricslcr's brand: 500 csks. blue mark Raj
sins, 7.l2!d S7.l7l; 100 half casks $3.625; 200
casks black mark, 6.724a 1918; 100 casks LcXia,
46Oa S 457 per cask; 500 boxes Bunch NIuscatc in
LAYERS, So o.; 400 boxes Bunch Muscatcl, 2.2la
50 20; 1000 half boxes Liza 10; 1000 Or. boxes,
6Sa7O cts. per box. Grain-The market for Corn
remains about the same as last week; good yellow
flat at 50 cts. 1000 bushels mixed at 50 cts; and
300 bushels at So cts, cash There is aloat,
and the supply in store is not large. Gtnny Bags-
There is not much doing in the article; holders
pretty firm, and we hear of sale of 80 bales small
size, at about l6 cts each, mos. HeRp-The
transactions have been confined TO small lots of Rus
sa, clean, at $40; American dew rottcd at s 80;
and watcr-rottcd at 5000 per ton, mos. Hides
Sales of 80 bales Madras Goat Skins, % cts. cach
mos. of the recent imporations at Salem, sales
of about 5000 Bucnos Ayres at - cts and Kp at II
cts. per h., supposed equal to s mos. HopS-Con-
tnuc very dull, and prices declining Sales at 65aI
cts per ID, cash. hoI,-Thcrc is a steady advance
on Pig. Sales Of about 100 tons Gartshcrric, in lots
at s 10 per ton, mos. MolaSSeS-Thc stock at mar
kct is small. In sweet Cuba advance of ct. has
been obtained and sales to the trade, al % cts and
Trinidad at Is cts. No sales to distillcrs Oil
Linsrcd is very dull. Some small lots of American
and English sold to the trade at IS and 90 cts cash
prUriSiOnS-A good steady demand has been cxpe-
ricnccd through the week, for most kinds .Sditpetre
There has been considerable movement in the ar
ticc since our last sales of 400 bags good quality at
So and 300 rather common at about o. cts for manu-
featuring; 1000 bags good o. cts. per b to go south
The above mostly a long credit We understand
that importers are shipping about 5000 bags TO Lon
dom which will relieve the market some. Spices
Small sales of Pimcnto at IL cts, cash; $50 bags
Pepper, g. cts and smaller lots at 81; Cloves, D.
cts per h., 6 mos SpritS-Ncw England Rum has
again advanced TO "a and 50 cts, and Alcohol 6Oa62
cts per gallon, 6 mos. Sugar-Thcrc has been a
fair business doing, and the sales will reach about
1000 boxes Cuba browns and ycilows at 5Sa74 cts.
according to quality; l20 hhds. Cuba Muscovado, at
5a6 cts; IS baskets Batavia, for refining, 81 cts
per h., g mos.-DGuy 41dc.
CoGce-Therc has been very good demand for
ST. Domingo the past week, and nearly all iii first
hands has been taken. lot OF 500 bags very prime
sold at cts, and about 1000 bags have been sold at
6 a6l cts, mos. OF Rio the stock in first hands
is only few hundred bags and small sales at 7! cts
per h., 6 mos. OF Sumara there is fair supply
and sales of 600 bags have been made at s. cts; 400
bags Java at S4a9 cts to quality; and parcels of
Porto Cabcllo at 5a7 cts per lb, Ship. List
NGwYonK-3 days preceding Nov. G.
Ashes-Pots steady at $6.G23, but Pearls have
advanced to SEA $;S.75. BeeS,rnr- Continues dull
CoGcc-,Thc market is quiet, owing to the moderate
supply of all descriptions. Cotton-Is quiet. Flour
and .Ncui-Gcncscc Flour has sold at Csc a 6G25,
and other Western 6.5Oa 6.56i, prices having
coded g. cts. yesterday. Very little Southern in
market: sales Of Howard street at sea- S675. Rye
Flour may be quoted $3.50 S $50; and Corn Meal,
in good demand, $3.50 $3.37s. Fruit-Two more
cargocs Malaga Raisns have arrived making
nine this season. Sales of 2000 boxes Bunch, 200O
Inf. do and 1000 Or. do each respectively at 1928,
dcrate supply .5Oa .55 for white Gcncsce, and
s 81 for good Ohio and North Carolina. North
ern Rye continues at 81, delivered. Prime Barley
sells at SSa90 cts; Oats 4Sa50; and Corn at 14a76a
IS, including mixed, white and yellow. Hemp
Sale of % tons Russian from ship at $s2.20, and 200
bales Dew -rottcd American at liOG ) 40, mos.
Hides-A parcel of 5000 Rio Grandc, 81. lbs, and
500 Montevidco, have sold at IL cts, e mos Lead
Is very quiet. Leather-Thc sales this week. in
GLIDING the auction are about 30, 900 sdcs cmbra-
cling some not yet received. The auction sale of
Sole well attended, but the prices obtained show
falling off of of cent per ID. on the last sale
N
tine has been sold in small lots at 4Sai9 cts Tar is
scarce, and there is no common Rosn here. Oils
Remain unaltercd. PrOUiSionS-Ohio Pork is dull
and II ,a25 cts. lower for Prime and Mess. Lard is
in fair demand at TO- cts. in brs., and | in kegs
Srcds-Furthcr sales Of Clover at tali cts, cash
Specifically all the recent arrivals of jamaica
Pimcnto, 1900 bags have been taken from the mar
ket cts, cash, short price, by auction, $50 bags
sold at 5ia0I cts, cash !Spirits-Foreign continue
to be well supported. Domestic Whisky is steady
at 3Oa3l cts. Sugars-Thc market is firm, with a
fair demand from the trade, especially for the better
qualities. The sales include 100 hhds New Orleans
G,a6} cts; 100 Porto Rico 6a7l; 100 Cuba 5sa59;
400 bxs. brown Havana, 6aa7l; 100 white do, s, 4
mos BY auction, So hhds. New Orleans sold at 55a
g.. cts, cash:-!S'tip. and Com. List.
PHrLADEPmA-wcckp preceding Nov. 6.
CoGce-A cargo of 26O0 bags new crop Rio was
sold on Tuesday at 74a79 cts 220O do fair quality,
500 do Laguayra, 7a7f cts. per lb, all 4a6 mos.
Flour and 4UeaI-Priccs of Flour, from the free
ccipts, have declined fully ~ cts. and they are
now higher here than in the ncghboring markets,
shipments of consequence with safety be made
The closing rates demanded are 8 i5a s So but no
buyers at the latter. The market is bare of Rye
Flour. parcel of 100 puns. Brandywine Corn
Meal has sold at s l6 per pun. and Penna. brls at
$3.50 per br. Grain-Primc Pcnna. Wheat has
sold from store to the extent Of upwards of q 900
bushels, at S LAS for white and S 40 for red per
bushel; besides over as much more Western and
Southern red of fair TO good quality at .29a s 80
But little Rye arriving, and that Southern which
has sold at Sass Cts The receipts of Corn light
and sales of Southern and Pcnna. have been making
at 1916 cts, for white and yellow. The closing
rates Of Oats f2a13 cts for Southern. Feathers
Are in good demand and have sold at 81 idt0 cts.
FruH Sales Of rood peeled Dry Peaches at $3.50,
new Western unpeelcd halves at 81 50, and old do.
at 225 per bushcl. The market is glutted with
Western Apples, and prices range from l.12s to s.
per brl. for sound h0n-Nearly all the receipts of
Pig have been previously sold, Ledd-Sales Of 1900
pigs in two lots at Al 80 per 100 lbs equal to
cash. DI0Ldsses- Continues quiet. Naval Stores
Sales OF Spirits Turpentine at 4fa46 cts. Oils
Small sales of Linseed in brs. at 81 cts per gallon.
Plastn-Is selling at S2.75 per ton. Provisions
Prices of Pork, which sells in small lots, hardly
Hall cts. Seeds-No sales of Clover to any ex-
tent. Flax Soils at 4in 6 4G hnshcI Snirits-