Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18
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BosToN-weck preceding Nov IL
Fd-Sales of Mackerel were made on Saturday
last as low ! for No. |, and s for No. =. Since
then the market has rallied and subsequent sales
have been made at $3.50 for No. |; $50 for No. >
and , STA : per bril- for No. 3, cash, and the market
closes pretty firm at these prices In dry Fish there
has been but little doing, there being demand for
export Flour-Thcrc has not been much animation
in the market the past week, and prices have given
way little. Sales of Gcnesee good common brands
at 569d 5 SIS; Ohio and Michigan and Oswrgo, 5. So
a 1892; Ohio round hoop, $3.50. There is good
stock of Southern, but very little demand, and we
hear of no sales OF importance. Grain-Thc market
for Corn is less firm and yellow fiat, ing rather
plenty, dull at 7Oa12 cts; white sells more readily
at 63dOi cts per bushcl cash. Hemp--Amcrcan is
firm and stock light. Small sales Of dew rottcd at
: $50 per ton, mos; some holders decline selling
under $50. Most Of the Manila Hemp, recently
arrived, was sold previous to arrival. HideS-Thc
market has been very quiet, and but few sales made
We hear of 1000 Blu nos Ayrcs Cow at 10 cts. per
Id. India Rubber ShOes--By auction 1 and mos
credit, III cases womrn's figured, 50 sold at 32a33
cts per pair S.; - do. plain 10 sold y cts
S.; 10 cases mems figured, 10 sold % cts, ss case
misses plain, 2O5 cts. per pair. NOiaSSeS continues
dull, and there has been very lit lc sold since
our last OI-There has been very little doing in
Lnsecd. In Sperm and Whale prices are unchang-
ed, with steady demand for home trade. Provi-
stonS-1he sales tor the week have been quite mod
crate and the stock of Pork is very light. Sales of
Mess, ga s 1885, Prime, S 10 per bril-, 4 mos Some
sales of Clear, S ii, and Prime $9625 cash. There
is good STOCK OF butter and Cheese market, and
prices less firm. By auction, so tierccs Western
Lard, tdIs cts per h., cash. Saltpetre-Thcre has
been an active demand from manufacturers and sales
OF 1923 bags at 54a5i cts. per h., mos. The i'm
portation this week from Calcutta amounts to 1872
bags, of which $500 bags were imported for account
of manufacturers. Sugdr-The demand has been
moderate for Box and sales to the trade of to 500
boxes, at quoted prices. 200 boxes common Browns,
for export, cts per b. short price, 400 hhds Cuba
Muscovado, 4ia43 cts. per h., mos.-Daiiy 11dv.
New YORK--3 DAYS prccedinT Nav II
AsheS-Pot have declined l2s cts, closing sales
S6.l25. Pearl steady at S625. Beestcar-Has
sold at 20 cts. Cofee-InactIvc but no change in
prices. COttOn-IS further depressed BIZ the Amer
ica's advices and prices of a cent lower; fair Up
land having sold at cts, which is lower than ever
before IN this market except on OCCASION which
was later in the season, when it then sold at cts
Flour and -Ieal-W estern Flour is going into store:
and the weather is decidedly cold prices have adj
vanced g. cts, there being good home demand and
occasionally orders for England. The market closes
firmly at 525a 5.377, for Ohio, &C., and 543 "a
$3.50 for pure Gcnesee. Southern is steady but
not active, and has sold at .50a s 5 81, for Bai
more, Richmond Country, &C. Rye Flour has sold
at 3.37 "a s $50, and Corn Meal 1891. Fruit
Sale of 1000 bxs. Bunch Rasius at .5Oa i 40 1000
hf: do S0a75 cts, and 20O0 Or do. 45al29. Grain
Wheat with large arrivals, continues depressed
though at close Genesee white sold at asa & o. |
Ohio, 5 ., and prime mixed, Sl.i0 per bushcI. |
Rye sells freely at 61a6T cts Corn is firm the ar
rivals not being large, and prices have ranged from
60 for all grades Of Southern old white and vel
low and o. for 1000 bushels Mary land the first
yet received Hemp-Salc of 100 bales Dew rot
ted Amer, part superior, at 501 100 6 mos and
80 tons Clean Russia equal to Sl95 per ton, mos
Hides-Are in fair demand, but prices cent lower.
Sales Of 5000 Buenos Avrcs, Is lbs, % cts less
per cent? 2l0O do. % lbs. Ito tanner) TO- less g.
per cent. for cash; 1851 do. lSa20 lbs. TO- mos:
II 100 Orinoco 81, mos. 2000 Matamoras, s; 53I
Savanilla, u, mos and $500 California on private
erms. IldigO-Is dull: sale Of 100 scroons Carac-
,as at so cts, mos Hron-We notice sales Scotch
piu at nd a ii "A I
Steel Iron, sol; and 80 tons common, on private
erms. Lead-Alissour continues dull, and a lot of
800 pigs at s4O6t, cash. is the only sale which has
,omc 10 our knowledge. Molasses-For distillinp
very sparingly, and the market is dull Napal Stores
Sales of Spirits Turpcntne at 35a37 cts, cash
Pitch has advanced TO 81 "a 80. Oils Sales of
Amer. Linseed at 5ld53 cts for csks and brls, and
English 50a5l, closing at the former The recent no
itical disturbances the Continent have very ma
eriay increased the importation Of Flaxsced into G..
Britain, hence the unusual production of Oil there,
and the consequent heavy expectations to this coun-
ry, which will account for the decline lately estab
shcd. PrOriSiOnS-In Ohio Pork, a decline has
been submitted to- and the sales at S I2.S7k for
Mess, and s .75o SO for Prime. Ohio Lard, owing
10 untayorabc adyces from abroad, has again dccin-
ed a. of cent the sales reach 100 brls. at TAI
It's for prime, and 63a63 for fair TO good; 300 kegs
prime brought $, cash. Dressed Hogs command 6 IA
y cts, according to size aud quality: Spirits-Do
nestle Whiskey, though dull, has sold pretty freely
1t % ta2i cts cash. for Ohio and State Prison. drudge
asks command "a, on time, adding interest. Sugars
There is feeling of hcavincss. and prices are
lgain one eighth of cent per h. lower. The sales
include $50 hhds New Orleans at 3}n4s cts; $50
Porto Rico, 4a5; 500 Cuba 33al5; 200 bxs. Brown
Havana, 4ia6; $50 White do 6Yn7!, usual time.
Ia.lo,c-Is in better supply, and prices lower;
10 900 lbs. prime sold in lots at S3aS} cts, cash
leds--Ihe auction yesterday went off without much
at about the prices of the last public sale,
,u at rather lower rates than those recently obtain
ID by private. IpOOL-We notice sales of about
100 bales Bucnos Ayrcs washed and Al bales RIO
Grandc do at l0al2 cts, 8 mos; and H. 900 lbs.
Fleece, 2In25, cash.-!Sip. g. Com. List.
PHILADELEHIA-week preceding Nov. II.
Coal-Thc demand continues limited, and but lit
lie Anthracite is going forward. Prices have ruled
rom s. 40 for white ash to 3.60a 10 for red ash,
nmp and broken, delivered on board Co6ce-Mar-
sct quiet, owing TO limited supplies. Feahiers-
iood to prime Western sell at 3ia36 cts. Flour
md Meai-Thc demand for Flour has been steady
It 5.25a 5.3l for Western, and 537 "a & 5433 for
common to fair Pcnna. Rye Flour has sold at s. 81.
Corn Meal, in good demand has sold at 2.93gaS3,
chiefly at the latter. Grain-Wheat has been sell
NJ at I0a ll3 for Penna. red, and l6a & 20
or white. Rye scarce, and ranging from 60 to 90
rs. Corn in good demand, sells at 60a62 cts for
White, 65a6S for yellow, aud 55a57 for new yellow
Oats dull and Southern selling at 29a3O cts Molas