Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-08
DOM ESTIC MARK ETS.
BosroS-week preceding APRIL

Ohio and ST. Louis at 90 and ST 65, which includes
nearly all of those kinds in market. The demand
for Southern is active; sales Of 1000 brls various
kinds at 65Od 500 per bril-, mos, taken chiefly
for export. Grdin-Ihe sales OF Corn have been
10 to $4,000 bushels, at 81 10 90 cts for yellow flat
and 56a55 cts. per bush, cash, for white There is
no export demand, and the supply is abundant for
home wants, and considerable quantities daily
expected. The tendency of prices is rather down
ward Hemp-The stock of Manila in first hands is
small, but the article is dull. Small sales at g. cts.
per h., mos HideS-The holders of South Anne
Tican asking cts, and lot of 1900 Rio Grandc
has been taken at that price, 6 mos. MOiaSSes-Thc
sales may reach 500 hhdS Cuba at 10 a9i cts. and
about 500 hhds. Trinidad and Cicnfuegos, 2lG24 cts.
per gallon, mos. NaraL SoreS-Spirits Turpentine
has declined and sales making in lots TO the trade
at 43d44 cts per gall 6mos. No demand for export.
OH-Amer. Linsced is selling in lots at 81 cts, cash,
which is decline a lot of 5000 gallons English at
Oh cts, cash Sales of to 1000 gallons Olive, at
) LOS, mos. PrOUiSiOnS-The arrivals of West
ern have been large, and the demand steady through
the week. Pork, Mess, $1,000, and Prime $3.50
per bril-, 4 mos. The stock of Lard is large and
prices less firm Sales of $50 terces at cts, cash;
400 brls., 7a7t cts, mos and 500 kegs at cts 4
mos, all for export. Saltpere-Thc favorable adj
vices from England have caused Improvement
Sales of about 1000 bags at 5ia6 cts per lb, mos
the bulk OF it at cts. 32i3 bags have arrived since
our last, l45S Of which sold previous to arrival
Secd-Linsced is rather dull and hear of no
sales. There is fair demand for Clover. Spices
An entire importation of 1000 mats Cassia sold at
10 cts, mos Sales also of 300 bags Ginger at O.
cts. Cloves, 90 cts. per h., mos, held at 81
cts. 10000 lbs. Ginger, per Momentum, sold
previous to arrival at o. cts. per lb, mos. Sugar
The sales amount to 4d50O boxes Cuba browns and
yellows at 6a6i cts. per lb, mos. 25OO boxes new
Sugars have just arrived from Cuba. Sale of 200
bags Brazil at 7a7t cts. per lb, 6 mos. IeaS-A
portion of the T. w. SearS's cargo, fresh Teas, was
offered at auction Friday consisting of 57G2 pack
ages, on mos. credit. Most Of the Black Teas
were sold, at fair prices. large part of the Green
tbnn h,i,,
tory to the importers: 1865 half chests Young Hyson
advertised, SIC sold prices varying from 20 and
cts quality; 22l chsts Hyson sold at 26a4l cts
80 half chests, 24a5S5 cts $50 six pound boxes, %
ass cts, 30f packages withdrawn; 2O6 chests and
30 half chests Tyson Skim lSa2S cts, 1874 packages
Withdrawn; lS4 nineteen pound boxes Gunpowdcr,
81 cts, 10 withdrawn; 9l5 half chests Oolong Ming
yong 25a3S cts, SO withdrawn; 622 hf chests Ming
yong, 35G265 cts; 1894 boxes do. 49, lbs, 32d33
cts; IS half chests Souchong, lS9al9 cts 1872 with
drawn $50 chests Congou, II cts, 2l3 withdrawn;
lO5 half chests Orange Pecco, 23a231 cts. per b.
Daily -Adu.
New YoRK--3 days preceding April /.
ASheS-Prices unsettled and nominal. BeeStcdT-
No sales. Cofte-Sale of 1000 bags Brazil at 6ja74
cts, 700 Nlaracaibo Gao, 500 Laguayra TAI !, and
500 Java, 81 cts. per ID, 4 and mos. COtton-Is
dull, and prices sai ct. lower. Sales for the week
$3.50 bales at 65a75 cts. for Upl and Flor, and Ga
81 for Mob. and n. Or for mid. to good fair quality.
PARTNERSHIPS of Western prime at 81 cts, cash
Flour and Meal-Thcrc has been an increased de-
mand for Western Flour, but prices unchangcd
the range steady at G.5Oa $6624, and for Southern
3liaS6.57!. Sales Of Rye Flour at 3.625a So .S74
and Corn Meal, which is in better demand at 2.433a
$3.50 per bril- Grain-Supply of Wheat moderate
with sales OF good Ohio at i 40, and North Caro-
lima at Sl.l24. Northern Rye has sold at 1915
cts, closing at the former. Corn has been in good
demand, partly for export to Great Britain, New Or
leans 41a5l ), and other descriptions from 50 to 81
cts. per bushel, Hemp-Amercan Dew rotted is
steady at ) l55 per ton, mos. Hides-Small sales
ft,l .Itf,
per cent. for cash. Hoa-Scotch Pig is again lower
having sold at u so 2S 80 per ton. Lead-Salcs of
Missouri Pig at s 49, per 100 lbs, on time, add
ing interest. N0taSseS-NIarkct steady with fair
demand. NdUat StOes-Sales of Spirits Turpentine
at 36a3S cts. per gall. cash OHS-Marlct for Lin
seed led, and English, in view of large arri
yals 6 cts. lower. Last sales Of best American in
lots at 6ia65 cts. Olive in csks, S .05. Provisions
Demand for Ohio Pork dull new Mess SlO.25, |
and Prime 1925. Ohio Lard lower, and in consc-
qucncc large sales have taken place, including 1900
brls at 6a65 cts. for inferior and No. 3 and Gal
the latter for the best; kegs scarce and may be
quoted Jas cts Cheese has advanced and 5000 bxs
and csks. sold at jas cts Seeds-Clovcr continues
in good demand, new 7a7B cts. .Spirits-Domestic
Whiskcy is steady at % cts. Sugars-Large arri-
walls OF Nluscoyadoes have led to decline Of of a
ct and the sales for the last three days have amount
cd to 2lOO hhds follows 1000 Cuba Muscov ado at
500 cts. 800 Porto Rico, d55; $50 New Orleans
4d5; 800 bXs. Brown Havana at 4 ,d5i, with some
very prime yellow 6za7, usual time; and an invoice
OF 1924 bags Manila for refining terms not trans
PRED. The stock Yesterday exclusive of some New
Orleans and West India arrived last evening, con
sisted of 1O47 hhds. n Orleans, ll76 do Porto Rico
1923 do. Cuba-together 92l6 hhds. and about 230O
bXs Havana; against 1927 hhds. and 1000 bxs. same
time last year. IaLLolr-Is looking downward and
sold at 9, cts, cash. Freights-Are much better
Ship and CON- List.
PHLADELPHIA-week preceding April |.
CandteS-Sperm at 55a3O, and Tallow at Hale
cts. per h. C0Bee-Salcs comprise about 1000 bags
Mt l,-l q .nn
bags st. Domingo, just arrived, remained unsod.
Feaers-Continue in good request, and prime quail
ty sold at 81 cts, cash. Flour and 1IeaL-Sales
comprise about 1000 brls. of Flour, mostly standard
brands, at Sc, including some at 5.S7IaS594. Rye
Flour is at 3.75a S3.sl,; since 500 brls at
S3S1E. Corn Meal has sold at 1925 for Pcnna.
Grain-The arrivals Of Wheat light, and some
$4,000 bushels have been taken at I35a s .36 for
reds, l.37 for mixed, and .3S "a S 40 for prime
white. Rye has sold at 75a78 cts for Southern, and
S35 for Penna Corn with fair receipts, has been in
good demand and about 5000 bushels sold, mostly
for shipment, at 5la52l cts. for Southern yellow, 40
for white, and 5ld52 cts for Pcnna all weight Oats
33a39 cts. for Southern Guano-Saes of Peruvian
at 55d j 90 per ton. Hemp-50 bales Western sold
private terms. Ledd-Saes Of 5000 pigs at $3.50,
6 mos. liolasses-Sales of 1000 hhds. Cuba, en-
bracng cargo of Havana and one of Trinidad on
private terms, and Matanzas at 19dl95 cts, time;
200 brIs New Orleans have been taken at 81 cts,
mostly on four mos. credit. NaraI Stores-Spirs
Turpentinc 36d3S cts. Oas-Lnseed is lower; sales
oil DIS AZ o2 cts Lard Oll 1odS0 cts, with small
sales. ProUisiOns-Recepts of Pork and Lard are
large sales of 1900 brls. Pork chiefly Mess at 50
as 10, and prime at $685. mostly amos. About 500
casks Bacon have been taken, part for export at
for Shoulders, as for Sides and 6a6 cts for Hams
in dry salt and pickle In Lard, 5000 kegs and brls
changed hands at 7a72 cts, cash and time. Cheese
is scarce; Eastern at s. cts. Seeds-Clover in mod
crate demand with increased receipts. About 800
bushels sold, mostly at 3.75aSs4 per bushel Flax
seed nominal. Spihrits-sales of Whiskey in brs at
22Ia23 cts, and hhds at 81 la22 cts. Sugar-The
market is heavy, and most of the recent arrivals
have been stored About 600 hhds. New Orleans
have been taken at 4sa5i cts; Porto Rico at 5a6,
cts; some small lots white Brazs at g. cts, all on
the usual credit 16bacc0-Sales reach about $50
hhds mostly for export, at 4a6 cts. per h., time