Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-10-28
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BOSrOS-WceK preceding Oct Sl'
CdndieS-Spcrm continue scarce, and are selling at
3OG3 cts per h., mos, for Nantucket and New
Bedford. Co6ee-By auction, cargo consisting of
5000 bags RIO, all sold at 53l "a $3.50 per 100
lbs, 4 and mos. The private sales have been eX-
ccedingly small FeatherS-Sale of 5000 lbs. West
ern Live Geese at 80 cts. per ID. cash. FiSh-Ihc
catch OF Mackcrcl being large, and having come in
very freely since our last considerable reduction
in price has taken place, and one or two fares were
sold as low as 81 for No. |, and = for No. 2, but
they a little frmcr now and sales have since
been made at s. % for No |, s 525 for No. 2, and
1926 for No. per bril-, cash. In dry Fish there
has not been much doing. Fl0ur-Thcrc has been
fair business doing through the week, without any
material change in prices. Grnescc common brands
selling at 5.75a ) 5.SI; Ohio and Michigan o.b2
56S; southern is held at SO, mos, and y 40,
but few sales. Fruit-Thc principal operations have
been by auction. Three cargocs Of fresh Malaga
Fruit mostly sold on mos. credit. Among
the sales that OF the cargo OF brig Ncrcus, John
kricslcr's brand, 56O0 boxes Bunch MuScatcl RaIs
ms, l45n ) 90 2O00 half do. 10 cts 500 or. do
42aI2i per box; lS5 casks Sun do, blue mark, 572a
1913; 9l csks. black mark, j.24 "a S5.l7 per csk.;
500 boxes, IN layers, l92 \ 30 per box; 400 hall
kegs Grapes, > 30 each ll9 trails Almonds, 10 "a
II cts. per lib. Also by auction, 1000 jars Spanish
Olives, u cts. per jar, cash. GrGin-The prices OF
Corn keep up in consequence of its scarcity there
being little none ahoat. Sales of yellow Hat have
been made at 76aII cts, and white 66d67 cts per
bushe, cash. Hemp-Amcricand dew rotted has been
sold at l45G : 90 per ton, mos. Considerable sales
Of Manila have been made, say 500 bales TO arrive,
and on the spot at cts per b., mos. HideS-A
lot OF 1900 Bueuos Ayrcs brought 10 cts. per lb b
Hops-Small parcels bringing 10 cts. per lb.,
cash. Lead-There is no lead now in first hands.
lIolasses-A few hhds. Cuba sweet have been sold
at q cts. per gallon, mos. No sales of sour. OIL
There is less frmncss for Lnseed. Sperm is
firm. ProriSiOnS-Thc sales of Sailed have
been moderate only, and last weeks prices hardly
sustained. Sugar-rhe sales this week have been
very light, aud Muscovadoes will hardly bring the
prices Of last week. Daily Adv.
New YoRK--3 DAYS preceding Oct 81.
4iSheS-BOth descriptions continue III moderate
supply with a fair demand at Oils "a 1928 for Pot
and Pearl. CoBee-ls without change. Sale of 500
bags Brazil at Od6 cts; 400 Laguayra, 6a7 and 1000
Java, S4ao. BY auction, S0I bags Brazil sold at 81
81. and 1891 at 6u65 cts per h., all mos. Cotton
Market depressed and prizes lower The weeks
sales 300 bales, at al cts for p and Flor, and
55a7! for Mob and n. o.. including ord. to good fair
quality. Drugs and DyeS-Marllct generally dull.
sale of 2O0l lbs. Ginseng at % cts, cash. Dyeco0ds
Sales of % tons ST. Domingo Logwood at ) 10 80,
cash. Flour and IHeaI-1hc export demand Tor
Western Flour has materially subsidized, but prices
still maintained. Sales OF pure Gcnescc at 5.56i
5.b2s, and other good Western, j.37 "a j ). 81.
Southern is dull, and has sold at = 5.62s. Rye Flour
has sold al g. 5Uu - B. is; and Corn Meal 1881 !, and
firm. Frut--Thc sales of Bunch RaiSns have
reached 10, 900 boxes .55a 90; 5000 halves
- .ao5 cts; and 3 90 quarters 45ai7!. Grain-
W heat has been in good supply and demand for mill
ing and prices rather lower Sales of Gencsce white
at l.24a . 2b; Ohio, SI.lS; and for red, l.05u
Sl.l6, for ord to good Southern has sold at o 81
LII Il
10 b7u6o cts Barley steady at 70a72 cts The price
OF Corn has not been influenced by the foreign n VS.
but continues rather depressed aud sells at 65a67
for Southern white, aud 70d73 for Northern yellow
Hemp-Nothng done in American. Hides-Sacs
Of 6lUO Orinocos at supposed 81 cts, less per
for cash. HOpS-Are in btttcr demand, and new
Eastern and W esern selling at l0alO5 cts, cash.
India Ru6bers-S Sale of 5000 lbs. Shoes at u cts,
mos Lead-Rcmains very dull. -MOLaSses-We
have only notice the sale of 100 hhds Porto Rico
2a24, and small lot Of prime at y cts,
Naudl StOres-Sales OF Spirits Turpcntnc 40a42
cts, cash. Tar has sold at 50, n decline Oils
Whale has sold for shipment at 80 and for home
use, 35a36 cts, and best Amer. Lnseed 55a56, cash
ProUiSiOns-Oho Mess Pork is little better, hav-
ing sold at 2 56ta 2.75 while Prime is lower and
sold at ga S.S75. Lard is inactive, and prices in
favor of the buyer sales of brs. at 7,aSt for
good to prime, and kegs extra SSaS3. Seeds-Rough
Flax is dull and down 10 s Is. Spirits-DOmcsticI
Whlskcy has improved little. selling at 24a2i5 cts.
in brs. Sugnrs-lhe market for Muscovadocs are
again eighth of cent lower, reduction OF half
cent from the highest point The sales consist OF
$50 hhds New Orleans at .a5 cts.; 80 Porto Rico,
4 ,a5i; $50 Cuba, 4dii, mos. IalloU-Sacs of
10000 lbs. prime Country and City Rendered at SEA
9 cts, cash. 1sas-Thc public sale yesterday was
the most spirited Of the season, and general ad
vance of la2 cts per lb. was obtained on almost
every description. HOOl-Thcrc is a moderate de- |
mand for all desert ptons and sales have been made
Of $4,000 lbs. Fleece, 2ia25 cts. for low and middug
grades, cash. The stock Of Pulled is light, and we |
have heard of no sales.-Mtp. e. Com. List
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81.
Cofse-Is without change and stock light. rlotu
and Meai-We have no alteration to note in Flour, |
which has sold moderately at 5.25a 4 5.3l for West
ern. Rye Flour may be quoted SI.l25, and Corn
Meal So s 3.i25. GRANNY heat is in fair request |
and has sold at lOa s IA for red and I6a IS %
for white. Rye has sold at 69a70 cts. The receipts
Of Corn quite moderate but steady, mixed selling
at G3a64, and yellow 6Sa7l cts. We quote Oats 30
a3I cts. NOLdSSes-Thcre have been small sales of
New Orleans at 26d2S cts. PrODisionS--The mar
COZ IN but
limited Transactions. Mess Pork, 1915, and Prime
SS.S75. Small lots of Lard have been put off at 81 |
az cts. in kegs. Sugars-Are without change, but |
firmly held. WhiSkey-Is not active, and sells at
"a jas cts.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 90.
Cotton-The weeks transactions have reached
tending from d to o. per h.; and the stock
naming is GIG bales. Rice-Has been in fair de-
mand, and the 400 tres received have passed into
second hands at 3.l5sa$SS71 per 100 lbs.
MOBILE, Oct. II.
CoftOn-The market is in declining condition,
and the sales of the week sum up 1900 bales at Ct
lower middling descriptions. OF fair, there is
hardly any in the market and even mid fair is
scarce The range is five TO cts. for middling TO
fair inclusive, aud the stock hand is 3O,939 bales
Jour. Of Com.
New URLEANs-3 days preceding Oct. Ia.
CottOn-Has been in little better request, and the
sales Of the week have reached IL, 800 bales, the
greater portion Of which has been taken for England
at prices ranging from to 81 cts, for ord. to mid.
fair. The stock on hand is 70 $50 bales Sugar
No further receipts of new crop, and the cane, we
understand, yields but meagre return. M0asses
The total receipts have been . brs. CROP
which sold at 2, cts. per gallon. 10bacco-Has i'm
proved IN demand, and prices are also very full
having advanced within the past few weeks CT. per
lib. Sales of the week $50 hhds Stock on hand
" 453 Flotr-ls without change, with moderate
sales at 50. GraiH-Corn is shade better and |
may be quoted 56a57 cts. for shipping qualities
ProutStons-Pork Beef and Bacon are very dull Of
sale, and OF Beef shere is very little hand. Lard
is held by two or three houses above the views Of
buyers, some few kegs having sold al 9LaIO cts.