Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-29
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CGndteS-fery lew sperm IN market 4UU boxes,
to be delivered some weeks hence, sold in New
Bedford at ~ cts, mos. CoBee-Sacs moderate.
The stock pretty large, and there is export de-
mand. FiSh-Mackere are plenty and dull. Large
quantities continue 10 arrive from Nova Scotia The
nominal price for Massachusetts inspection is $3.50
SS.375 for No. l.; 2ja S6375 Tor No. ,, and S4.75
for No. 3. The stock Of large Cod is smaller than
has been known for many years, at this season. They
sell readily at $500 per quinta loose, and at IA
S4l25, cash, packed. FIom-The tendency OF
prices has been downward, but considerable bust
ness has been done at the decline. Genesee common
brands selling at $3.50, Troy, Oswego and Michigan,
:s6.37; Ohio, round hoop, S6.25; Howard street,
S6.25 cash. Georgetown, s 90 per brl. A ms. Gram
A considerable quantity OF Corn has arrived, and
prices have been pretty well sustained. The sales
have been mostly at 5lu5li for Southern white; 53a
81 for vel flat and 55a57 cts. for Northern round
cash. Hemp-Snall sales OF American Dew rotted
at 1880 per ton, mos There is very little do
ing in Manila; cargo of POO bales sold at Sa
lem at 8 cts. per lb., mos. By auction, 400 bales
Western Dew -rotted, $50 sod l20a s lis per ton,
mos HideS-South American Hides are held pref
ty firmly at 10 cts, mos. Lead-Sale OF 1000 pigs
at A. cts, on time, interest added MoiaSSeS-Arrl-
walls lighter, and stock the market largely redu-
ced, holders very firm. The sales reach 1900
hhds. Cuba sweet, to the trade, principally at 10 cts
and some parcels of Trinidad at 81 cts. per gallon,
mos NauaL Stores-There is fair supply of Spi-
rts Turpentine in first hands, and it IS held at
40 cts. mos. Ou-Lnsced is a little frmer, and
in very fair demand. Sales of American in lots, at
at a little reduction in prices. ProUiSiOnS--Thc de-
mand has been very steady through the week for
Pork, and sales of considerable parcels have been
made to go out Of the market. Mess brought S 10;
and Prime is selling for ga 1925. SaLtpetre-A very
active demand has been experienced, and about $500
bags have been taken by manufacturers and specula-
tors, at Gao cts per h., mos. Some parcels
Withdrawn from the market, and holders very
firm. The stock in first hands is now reduced below
GOO0 bags. Sugar-Thcre has been good demand
for Box Sugars, and upwards of 2O00 boxes have
been taken by the trade at prices ranging from 5Ia6i
cts lot Of the highest grade of ycllows brought
cts. per h., 6 mos; 81 hhds Cuba Muscovado, a
cts, mos. IdtLOtc-Sale of 40a5O 900 lbs. rem
dcred at SG55 cts. per To-, cash, part for export
DAILY -4dr.
New YoRK--3 days preceding April %.
Aahes-iave advanced 25a25 cts, Pots are now
5.s7!aS6 and Pearls 7.5Oa S7.75 Candtes-Best
Sperm have declined to 30 cts. CoGee-No material
change, but possibly little lrmcr. $500 bags Brazil
sold at 6ta7 and some at cts, usual time; and 1900
st. Domingo 5sa6i, cash. CoPper-Sale of 10000
lbs. old at IS cts, cash. COtOn-No change to no.
tce, the arrival OF the Sarah Sands yesterday
pended operations. Drugs and Dyes-Sales of Tur-
key Opium at 3.50a $500; 10 brs. No. Castor
OIL, $780, Ombro Nader, l0al0.; and 20 tons
Soda Ash, 3id34 cts, 4 and mos. DyetgOOdS-Saes
OF about 100 tons ST. Domingo Logwood at l35Oa
Sl4, cash. Flour and IHeaL-W ostern Flour, in
good demand, part to 60 East has advanced g. cts.
and the sales have been 9dlO 900 lbs, mostly 606l
uS6.37 !, for Ohio, Michigan, and Genrscc some Of
Southern, also in better demand, has sold at $6l2t
from the wharf for Howard street and Georgetown;
and Petersburg City Mills, Oor Brazl,) at S6375
Rye Flour, 3. 50a 1915; and Corn Meal S2.375 for
Jersey. Grain-Whea in better request has i'm
proved 2a3 cts, white Gencsee selling at 1871 "a
: .3S, and white Ohio, s 49, Northern Rye stca-
dy at 14a15 cts. Corn has sold at 50a5l cts for n.
Orleans and other Southern, measure and weight
Hon-Scotch Pig continues in good demand, with
sales at 81 5Oa S25, cash, to 26a27 80, mos Lead
Supply in few hands, and small sales making at
S4.375 per 100 lbs, cash. Leatter-Demand for
Sole active, and sales large at some improvement.
1iolasscs-In fair demand for prime, and prices re-
main firm, CiCnfuegos Muscovado selling at 255 cts.
by cargo; Trinidad Cuba, %; Cuba Muscovado 23a
"a; and Cardcnas, l9al05, mos. Oas-Bcst Amer.
Lnseed sells in lots at Sass cts, cash. Provisions
Market for Ohio Pork depressed, and prices
ceded % cts Mess selling at 9.S75 "a 10, and Prime
5,50a s S.625 Ohio Lard in moderate request only,
brls selling at 6a6, and kegs 7sa75 cts for good TO
extra, market closing heavily Sat-Sales of 345O
sacks Liverpool (Ashton's) Fine at Sl.47t, mos
!Skins-Sacs of Missouri Deer at 2ia267 cts, cash
SpiritS-Domestic Whiskey, owing to scarcity, has
advanced TO 22 cts for Drudge and "a for State Pri
son, market closing buoyant. Sugars Muscovadoes
continue in active demand and prices of ct. high
The sales consist of 600 hhds. New Orleans at
3ta5 cts; 400 Cuba, 4a5; $50 Porto Rico, 4a5; and
600 bxs. Brown Havana, sac, mos. BY auction
227 hhds. New Orleans sold at 3.50a so per 100
lbs.,. and 4 mos Ieas-There have been two
public sales this week, at which, in consequence of
the frmncss Of holders, very full and slightly i'm
proved prices were obtained upon all descriptions,
and on Hyson Skin an advance of fully 2d3 cts per
ID. established on the lower rates Pool-The
sales this week have been small, and at a still fur
thcr reduction in prices; $4,000 lbs. No. Country
Pulled were taken at 2ia25 cts. 5000 lbs. Superfinc
%; and 10000 lbs Fleece of fine quality, Sc, cash
Ship and Com. List.
PHLADELPHrA-Friday evening, April 81.
Bdrk-Therc has been improved demand for
Quercitron, and prices having given way, about 200
hhds have changed hands al 1927 and 25 per ton for
first quail Nos. and 3. CoGee-Thc market has been
quiet, but most Of the recent arrivals have been dis
posed Of including 260O bags Rio, part from store, at
u to e; 2iOO Laguayra, part the wharf, at d7h
and 3OO st. Domingo at cts, the usual credit
Flour and Meal-rhe supplies of most descriptions
Of Breadstuiis continue limited, but the demand is
also restricted Flour has been sold at 5.87 Ia for
common brands. Rye Flour has declined TO 3.75 to
$3Slt. Corn Meal has been in limited demand,
with sales at S237A for Penna. and $3.50 for Bran
DIVINE. Grain-The supply of Wheat continues
light sales at l36a 3s for good to prime red, and