Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-11-11

cline noted has been fully recovered. AT our mar
ket to-day, fair ordinary amount OF business was
Transacted at full prices, and the only atera'on On
quotations of this day week, is advance OF Is
on Indian Corn, which has been in active demand
! COttOn.-The import of the week is 4,323 bales;
the sales "a 500 with moderate demand, at our re-
duccd quotations. Importers of American COTTON
continue press their stocks upon the market and
the authorised quotations for "Fair are again redu
ced 3D. per b In the manufacturing districts busi-
ness is without any animation The sales to-day are
4,OUO bales. Present stock, 534, 4OO baIes against
42O,750, at corresponding date last year.
/ Lard.-No business passing: buyers OF quantity
might come in at terms below nominal quota
tons, were they disposed TO operate.
LinSeed Cake.-A parcel of Philadelphia fine thin
oblong has been sold at 80 IS. cd. per ton.
/ OHs-7O brls. n. Y. Lard Oil fine, but congealed,
sold at 934 TO f35 per tun. 10 tuns good Southern
| Whale at Ego l0s., and 40 tuns Colonial Sperm at
POrk-About 500 brls of Mess and Prime Mess
have been disposed of since last, still without
any active demand.
Rice in limited demand, with a tendency down
ward.
RoSin.-5OO brls. common Amber sold at IS. 3d.
to IS. Id, and 100 brlS. fine transparent at Us.
1aHolr.-Ihe market is exceedingly dull, with
AIS. as the nominal top price for Petersburgh YC.
1W-No sales of American, but HOO brls. Stock
holm sold at lis. Cd. per brl.
Itupentine.--400 brs. good Rough sold at 9s. to
STITT, DAY co.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 90.
COtton-Wc have to report dull and depressed
Cotton market with decline in prices of ID TO "a.
per Id. The continued troubles on the Continent,
combined with the favorable prospects OF the Cotton
crop in the United States appear to have destroyed
all confidence, and general disposition has been
manifested by holders to meet purchasers almost on
their own terms The demand is still nearly eXclu-
svely confined to the middling qualities worth 3id.a
Sd. the inferior descriptions of North Alabama and
Tennessee Cotton being unsaleable even at I'd. per
ID. The quotations fair Orleans, 3D.; middlng,
T. f,;r Nph, pIo p,iIHl
per ID at the time the price of fair is cOnsid
cred by many as ID. per h. too high. The sales for
the week are 24,S60 bales, of which exporters have
taken 1910 bales. The American descriptions sold
are 800 Upland at ID Id; 10000 Orleans at d.
as 3D.; $3.50 abama and Mobile at 25d.G3 3D.; and
l40 Sea Islands at !al4d. per lb The stock of Cot
in this port is 53S 900 bales; of American 316O00
bales, against total stock of 100000 and of Ameri-
81 900 bales, compared with the same period
of last year.
Flour, Grain, S'c.-In consequence of the more
favorable accounts of the Potato crop, and the late
heavy arrivals Of Grain from the United States, our
Corn market has been quiet the quotations of our
last circular Sweet free American Flour, Bis .a32s
sour, 2Ss. per brl. Wheat, Is cd ass. Sd. per 10
Meal l7s.al7s cd. per brl. The duty is As. per or.
Wheat, and IS. sd. per bTl. on Flour.
-NaruI StoreS-Thc sales of Turpentne are 400
brls at s.. 3D. per cwt. for inferior, to 9s. 3D. per
cwt. for fine quality. Common American Rosin is
BROWN, sHIPLEY s co.
MISCELLANEOUS COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Dublin Corn Market, Oct 20.-We had large
and dull market at our Corn Exchange to-day.
Wheat and smutty Barley supported late rates. In
dian Corn does not meet ready sale, but prices
main al BIS. and BIS. per quarter.
Manchester Corn Market, Oct Give have to-
day a very dull market, the trade taking only small
parcels.
Glasgo,c.-We have had a very heavy business
day in Commercial Markets Yarns, Cotton,
and every description Of goods and produce have
been but little in demand and that at prices in favor
of purchasers. In the Iron trade there is also but
generally without any change. 4 very large and
increasing export business is doing at this port for
the West Indies.
Harre oct. lS-Busness here is very dull and
spritlcss. The sales of Cotton during the week +
have been 1900 bales far as American descrip
tons are concerned. Although the trade show a
great want Of confidence in the market and the sales
are only very limited, we can hardly quote prices
as lower. hiddng grades have been held at 59d |
COT and fair descriptions 63a64f There has been
American arrivals this week. Rice-This article !
is ncglccted the quotations are 2Si d3lf Stock 6OO
tiercts and 400 bags. very considerable export
Of PotaOfs has been going on from this port to Eng
land for weeks past, the crop in this district
being abundant and Of excellent quality. The au- |
thorllirs, however becoming jealous have, by an
order in Council, prohibited any farther export and
will not even permit English ship in the harbor /
TO complete her cargo. Ii is said that similar pro-
hib.ticn will be made as regards Wheat.
AT Berlin, the Funds and Public Securities gene
rally had suffered depression from the riots which
have lately taken place in that city.
Late papers from Belgium which have come to
hand, contain review OF the trade Of that country
during the past year. 1t is gratifying to find that.
while almost all others on the Continent have seri /
ousy refrigerated, Belgian commerce has increased
Is TO u per cent. in ISL compared 18th 1916 and
the averag. of the previous five years Great i'm |
provement is manifest in the export branches of bust
ness
Our accounts respecting the Vintage in France are
satisfactory. They state that the crop abun
dant, and the price Of Hines will rule low.
Lcipsic letters mention that the late wholesale !
transactions at the fair had been limited German
goods sold readily, but English and French goods
exceedingly dull, and the retail trade which had
been previously active had been latterly rather Ian
guld.
Accounts from ST. Petersburg inform us that it is
expected that Sechenoffs $4,000 casks 1ullotc will
not come forward this season, at least only small
portion