Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-12-02

have been made at 4 03aS 4.06t, cash. market now
frmer. Ledther-Sales of $4,000 sides at nll prices,
and best descriptions are now urn. nio'uSSeS-
W Without change. NdUdl StOreS-Sprits lnrpentine
continues at 3IG35 cts, cash OdS-Lnseed has ad-
vanccd little, best Amer 53a5i cts, cash, IN csks
and brs. PrOUiSiOnS-Ohio Mess Pork, IN mode
rate demand at 2.50u s. 2.625, and Prime 9.l2sd
S9lS8, closing at the latter. Beet very hrm and a
little higher With free receipts OF ONO Lard the
market continues steady at TAI cts in tres and brls
SpiceS-Salcs of CasSa in mats at l9ad2O cts, ana
1000 bags Race Ginger at .. SpirtS-Sales OF w his
key in brls. at 2Ia2I5 cts. SugmS-Muscovado have
continued dull and sales light. IaLloc--SaieS
of prime Rendered at s. cts, cash. t0ot-ihrre
has continued good demand for Foreign aud low
grade Amcrican.-Ship. and Com. List.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, 1913.
Flour and lIcal-Ihc demand for Flour has been
steady, and 5.25u $685. have been paid for West
for shipment, and 5.3l "a S5.313 for Penna Rye
Flour sells at 1913, and Corn Meal at 93tG S5
per brl. Grain-Thcrc a better demand for
Wheat carly in the week than at present, prices
now, from Increased supplies, being about cts low
or. We quote at present luoa 3 l'l5 Tor iair 10
prime rcd and l5d $ LII for white. Rye sells at
6Odb3 cts; old Corn, 69a7l, and 56d5S Tor yellow.
Linsecd is in limited request at 55a57 cts.
ProrSionS-No alteration in Pork, which is in small
supply. Lard steady at SdS5 cts SgedS-Clovcr is
quite dull at 50a 1915 Flax .25d j. 80 per bush.
SBiritS-Thc demand for Whskcy is limited, and
may be quoted 22a22s cts in hhds., and 23a23s in
brls. Sugars-Nothing doing, and supply light.
CHARLESToN-wcCkp preceding Nov. n.
COtton-Towards the close Of the market the price
advanced cent, and the sales of the week reached
l0,9O3 bales, including ord as cts, mid. to mid.
fair, 55d5; and fair to good fair, $685. cts. per Id.
The stock on hand is Is ,253 bales. Rice-Thc
ket has been well attended, and the receipts, 1915
tres, have all been sold at 2.625 to $325 per 100
lbs. COrn-No arrivals. FOW-Received $50 brls.
from Baltimore, from which sales have been made at
for Sterling 69a7s per ct. prem, and Sight Checks
on New York para do FfeightS-Coton TO Liv
erpool 5a7 Cd, and Rice l0s. per ton. To n York,
Cotton 10 Ct, and Rice 81 ?; and to Boston, Cotton
! CT, and Rice $l.25.
New ORLEANs--3 days preceding Nov IS.
COtt0n-Ihc sales for the week have been 81 900
bales, the extremes T. and cts, including ord. and
fair. The stock remaining is 1914 bales. Sugar
Has been in only moderate request, about $500
hhdS. having sold in the days, principally for At
lantic ports. Prices have ranged from % to II
for inferior to prime. liOiaSSes-Is lower and the
weeks sales sum up only $500 brls. at 1919! cts.
I05dccO-Owing to an advance in prices, holders
have not been enabled to sell 100 hhds the last
3 days, but do not advance our figures and quote
inf. TO com. 3ia4 cts. fair 10 fine 1 d5, and choice
and selections 5ia65 cts. per Id. The sales of the
week arc liOO hhds., aud the stock sale is cst-
mated at l5alS00 hhds. FiO,r-Is without change,
and small sales only at I.s7!a $3.50. Gran,-Salcs
OF new Corn at 4Oi45 aud old 5fa56 per bush
PFOriSiOnS-Pork in better demand and 900 brls sold
75a $751; for Mess, and casa 80 for Prime.
Bacon much depressed. Lard in brls. and tres. at
Gao, aud prime in kegs cts. WhiSkey-Rectified
has been selling at 2lu2l cts, demand improving.
COHce-lS without alteration, aud about 5000 bags
Rio have been sold during the week at 5ja6 cts. A
cargo Of iOi9 bags has arrived. EcchdnSe--Stcrling
has been brisk at an advance, and we quote "a
s. per cent. prem. see table inside. FreightS =
Vessels continue arrive freely, and sac American
ships have been engag for Liverpool at 7l6d. for
Couon--[sec rates inside l-Price Current.
CINciNSATI, Nov. -.
RemdrRS-The river is falling at the rate of 6
inches in n hours. At Louisville on Monday there
D. feet n nc ia limo he
stage Of water is yet sufficient for active COM
mercc, but the decline is sufficient an up
ward tendency in the rates of freights to n Orleans,
which yesterday were % cts. per 100 lbs, Flour 90;
Pork 49, Whiskcy 81 cts. per bril-; advance Of 10
al2s cts. in brl. freghts; Lard 10 per keg to
St. Louis % cts per 100 lbs. and o. per bril-.
for Whiskey; to Pittsb9rg l2g cts per 100 lbs, and
40 cts. per brl. for Whskcy The past has been the
most active week this fall, the Beef and Pork pack
ing business taking the lead. The shipments of Pro
duce and Provisions are large, and the receipts by
river are also much iucreascd-not many Groceries
yet, however. The Money Market continues tight,
but TO expand about in proportion to the in
crease Of trade. Exchange the East is yet sold
at per cent. prem, but the tendency is downward.
On New Orleans the rate is | dis, and int. Off for
90 day bills; 80 days and longer, unsaeabc.- Rep.
CdtHe-With good supply, the sales reported
amount to to 800 head at 3l25 "a 3.62 for ord. to
mid and la S4.l2l for supcror-one lot to butchers
at $4.25 per 100 lbs The number packed this sea-
amounts to between 5000 and 1000 head. Within
our knowledge, about twenty houses have cut
less this season. CheeSe-Although the receipts have
been liberal, S02S boxes in the week ending Satur-
day night, and over 5000 boxes on Monday, prices
very iirml y maintained with a good demand for
present future shipment, at b. cts at which sales
to extent Of 5000 boxes have TRANSFERRED. Hogs
Until Saturday night droves came in rather slowly
but subsequently more freely, and we hear of about
$4,000 head on the way in from Kentucky, all of
which likely 10 arrive here during the current
and week. Up to Saturday night about % 900
head had been slaughtered. Up to Monday night
the sales heard of amounted to about IA 900 head
commencing at 325d s $50. Prices have slowly
and steadily misunderstanding s. 40 on Saturday;
leading rate 1891 for large lots, aud on Monday
co. head, Warren CO., av weight 24O 10 go lbs, at
$780, about 1000 head in lots, Ky, at 1881;
800 ) IS, and smaller lots 1926 TO $3.50 Some
10 or II houses have cut less, and from this
date there will be good deal of activity. But few
Eastern buyers yet here. The sales reported
yesterday, made partly on previous evening" amount
ed 10 about 2,2OO head, at 1925, av. W.T. 27O lbs
market still firm. Included in above aggregate
$50 head, W.T.. 225 lbs, deliverable Nov. 24th at
S3.l25; 100 do. W.T.. 200 lbs, deliverable Dec.
10Th, at ! 3 20. ProrisionS-The only sale of bar
rel Pork which has TRANSFERRED is so brls. Mess
al $3.50 per brl. sale Of hhds. new Bulk Sides
at 4 cts, p'k'd. "Singed Bacon'' is a article
this side Of the mountans-the whole side of the
hog, from which the bristlcs burned, cured in
bulk principally with pickle. We hear of a sale of
1000 boxes, but the particulars public. There
is good demand for Hams from The block, and sales
OF nearly 1909 pcs. are reported, some at lS75d
$3.50, but subsequently at cts. at which the mar
kc is firm sale OF 300 pcs. Shoulders at q cts.
Nothing doing in Sides. The demand for Ldrd is
limited, and mostly confined to the wants of manu-
facturcrs. Sales Of 81 brs. butchers at s. cts; 25
tcs., sop fed, at 81 cts, pkgs. extra 25 brs. head
lard at 3 cts. A sale of 100 brls. "bladdercd'' at
s! cts; Prime in kegs is worth about g. cts; we
quote at Gao cts. sale of 400 ties. Prime Mess
Beef at SlI.75; 100 ties. extra do at SIS. We hear
of no sales of brls., which being generally ship
ped on packers account.