Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
Sperm Oil. Whale Oil. w. Bon,
DO MESTIC MARK f rs.
EosroN-wcek preceding Jan. .

BOsToN-wcek preceding Jan. ~.
CdndleS-Sperm have further declined, sales of
Nantucket at 80 cts, and New Bedford at 81 cts. per
h.. 8 mos. COtee-Thcre has been an improvement
Of ct. per h. Sumatra sales of 400 bags at cts.
mos. BY auction 80 bags St. Domingo, 1854 $50
per 100 lbs, cash. DrugS-Opum is not firm; sales
TO arrive, at 81 per h., 6mos. DyerO0dS-Sacs of
80 tons St. Domingo Logwood at ii per ton, cash.
FiSh-We have no change TO notice either in Dry
Fish or Mackcrc since our last. The demand for all
kinds is very moderate. FoW-'The market has
continued steady through the week, with fair de-
mand for home Sales of Gencsee com. brands
at $685. round hoop Ohio and st. Louis at 6,l2a
$6.374 per bril-, cash. 500 brs. Southern, for
port, $3.50, mos. FruH-Salcs of about 1000 bxs.
Bunch Muscatcl Raisins at |. 55d S go per box.
GrGin-Corn has been gradually declining, and sales
of Southern yellow flat, new, have been made at 81
ass cts. Southern white is not so plenty as yellow,
and has been selling Co. and 81 per bush, cash.
Oats in fair demand at 81 cts, cash, for North
ern. Gunny BagS--Sales of so bales small size at
IS cts. each, mos. Hemp-Small sales of West
ern Dew rottcd at l35a : lao per ton 6 mos. Hides
The market is very quiet 5000 Curacao Goat
Skins at 80 cts. each, mos. MOiaSSeS-The sales
of new Cuba have been about 700 hhds., principally
in lots, at % cts Part of a cargo of Cenfuegos Mus
covado old, at % cts, mos By auction, 100 hhds.
Trinidad new, sold, % cts. 81 brls do, 20 sold,
25i cts. per gallon, mos, Oii-American Lin
seed is without change. Sales at SO and 90 cts, cash.
PrOrisOnS-C considerable arrivals have taken place,
furnishing better supply TO the market Sales of
clear Pork at l450n Is; Mess | .50a S 2 and
.
ter for prime, in kegs. Hams g. cts. per lb 1 and
mos. Beef is dull. Sultpetre-The sales since our
last amount TO about $500 bags for export, private
terms and 800 bags for consumption, at 81 cts. and
mos. The stock Is now reduced below 5000 bags
Sugar-Thcre has been pretty active demand for
Muscovado and sales Of 1900 hhds Cuba, at 5a5
per h., 6 mos, which is improvement of about
Ct, aud takes most of the hid Sugars from first hands
In boxes, the sales have been moderate only Ga
500 boxes. BY auction, l02 hlds. n. Orleans, 4.9O
: 81 !: 30 hhds Cuba r4.51. per 100 lbs, 4 mos
IaiIOw-C Considerable sales of rendered at cts. per
h., cash.-DdiLy -4dr.
New YoRK--3 days preceding Jan. 90
iSheS-PUts have sold at 5.S1.aSS6, and Pearls
s.. Bees,car-Sales at 22a23 cts. CQGee-Rio
has been in fair demand, but the market close is
rather quiet 1852 bags good new crop sold at 81 cts,
less per cent. for cash; and 500 in lots 63d7 mos
COppn-About 60 tons Peruvian Pig have been sold
for export TO Havrc COiion-Priccs have not va
red materially, and the weeks sales $3.50 bales
Dyepoods-The market for Logwood is very Ian
guud, lao tons St. Domingo having sold at 1850
! A. cash. FenthGS-Prces are barely supported
Western Live Geese selling at 30 cts, and poor 25
cash. Flour and Heal-Prccs Of Flour continue
steady, Western at Ga S6.O64, and Gcncsce 6.l25a
1923. Baltimore sells, mostly from the wharf, at
S625. Rye Flour is lower, selling at 4 l25dS 4375;
and Corn Meal 3.l25GS3.25. Grain-Wheat has
remained steady in price, Gcncsce at S 35, and
other descriptions ll2 for inferior to .25a s 20.
Rye has sold at SSa90 cts Oats dull at 42a44 for
Jersey. Corn is little lower, the extremes 63a665
cts Hemp-Amcrican has improved 5a S 10 per ton,
and 100 bales Dew rotted have sold at l20a $ 80.
Hides-Sale of 2053 Rio Grandc at TO- cts, 6 mos.
Ton-The market is too unsettled TO give correct
quotations. Ledd-Missouri Pig has sold at S4l2!
for Hard, and Soft is held at 1871 $50, cash. No
ldsseS-New Orleans continues in very good demand
at IS cts, at which 600 brs. have been disposed of
NaUal StoreS-Spirts Turpentne has been for some
time dull, and the moderate sales making are at 33a
80 cts, cash, and 40a42, mos OHS-The closing
rates for best American and English Linseed 64d
90 cts. ProrisiOnS-New Ohio Pork is in fair de-
mand at ! l25a s II 30 for Mess, and 7.75aSS for
Prime. Ohio Lard, in fair request, remains at AS
cts for both brls and kegs, with sales of about 500
OF each. Spices-Jamaica Pimento for consumption
commands 9ial0 cts. Spirits-W hiskey continues
steady at % cts. SugnS-Siuce our last, there has
been active demand from the trade especially for
New Orleans, and all landed has been quickly taken
up at very full but not advanced prices. The sales
include $50 hhds. New Orleans at 4a55 cts, chiefly
at 40! mos.-Ship. and Com. List.
CHARLEsToN-wcek preceding Jan. %.
tOiton-Thc aggregate sales Of the week have |
been $500 bales, and the market closed rather heav
ly, although we can make no positive reduction in |
prices; the extremes were 6! and 81 cts. The stock
remaining on hand is u 995 bales Rice-The re- |
ceipts Of the week have been 80 tres the bulk Of
which has sold at 3aS3.50 per 100 lbs. Corn
About i 900 bushels \. Carolina have been disposed
OF at 55aO3 cts. FlOW-Has sold only in small lots,
and all Country. Exchange has sold at ga
- per Ct prem, and Sight Checks on New York at
do. Freights-The tonnage in port is very large,
and many vessels have nothing to do. The rate TO
Liverpool is 3D. for Cotton i'll square bags; and to
Havre ct, and "a $3.50 for Rice TO fill up The
coastwise rates have undergone change.
MOBILE, Jan. 90.
CottOn-The market has continued firm. without
the least change, during the entire week now closed
sales reaching 1000 to $500 bales each day-until
Yesterday when the Geographic per
Cambria OF LIST INST were received These accounts,
which are exceedingly meagre, indefinite and unsa-
tsfactory, at first considered unfav orable and
early in the day, under the influence of the news.