Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-23

are selling at 40 cts; Southern, 3la32 cts. Guny
BagS-About 400 bales small size have been dispos ed
OF at II cts. 100000 at II idl2 cts. each, mos
They are now held at l2Gl2s cts Hemp-ln Anne
rican there is an improvement, and sales OF 80 tons
dew rotted at 1854 u l4O per ton, b mos Hides-
Have improved, and holders are more hrm. sales
of 100 Bucnos Ayres, for export at ~ cts; lOOO RIO
Grandc, cts. per h., q mos. HOpS-New are coming
ih slowly, and selling at cts, cash. Hops OF loiI'
first sort, can BE- bought for cts, cash. Leaa-
Continues to improve. lot of 400 pigs was sold AT
Il per ID, cash MoldSSeS-ls decidedly better.
Early IN the week, a sale was made OF 400 hhds
Cuba sweet at 22 cts; subsequently, lou hhds aud
cargo of 300 ID cts. 1t is now held iirmly at 70
cts. per CAD. q mos. Ou-Lnsccd continues firm
Am,'rctn is IN good demand at 59abO cts Ptort-
Sions-Tncre is good home demand for most kinds
Of sailed, bat not much enquiry for export S2ceS-
There has been a considerable movement IN Cloves,
and all that could be had AT u cts. per ID, cash.
have been taken. they are now held AT y cts, cash
Ginger - cts; Pepper, . cts CasSIa' IN mats, ~
cts. per To-, b mos. Sugar-Ihc market has been
very active through the week, and full prices OBJ
tanned. From 10 5000 boxes Cuba browns have
been sold, mostly to the trad, at 5ab cts per ID, as
to quality some common whites at cts; iUo hhdS'
Cuba Muscovado, 4 cts. per ID, mos. I06dcc0-
The market has been pretty active tins week, and
sales of about 300 hhds Kentucky leaf, for export,
at ,a3, cts. for Bulls Eye and 4 to cts. per h.,
mos, for common to good.-DdHy idU.
New YoRK--3 days preceding Sept. Is.
Ashes-Are without change, Pot 1918, and Pearl
$751;. BeeStvar-Continues TO sell at 20 cts. Cam
dieS-Spcnn have advanced one cent, with consider
COBce-Is in good demand from the trade, but prices
less firm. Sales of 90 bags Brazil at 6a6i; 1000
Laguayra, 5d5i for common and 5idbd Tor good TO
prime, 4 mos; and 300 ST. Domingo 5Sd5s cts. per
ID, cash COtt0n-Has been in better demand since
the arrival of the Europa, and we advance our quo
tations of cent Drugs and Dyes-Sales of Tur-
key Opium at 1915; Sicily Liquorice Paste, IA;
Orange Shclac, l25; Refined Camphor, 81; and
prime OmJro Madder, 81, mos. Dyepoods-The
market continues heavy with limited transactions.
Fe 'uters-Good to prime Western live Geese have
sold al 81 .G35 cts. cash. Flour and nedt-Ihc Euro
pas ad vices have cause decline OF l23HlS cts the
price of Western Flour the closing sales yesterday
were 5S7 80 for pure Gcncsee, and 5.15a S5S7!
for other brands Stock OF Southern light, and sales
making at SOB "a SS6. Rye Flour wanted at IA
~ l25. Corn Meal much d pressed, and be
bought at 1925, cash. Fruit-Bunch Raisins sell
al | .ola - in lots from second hands. Grdin-ls
lowcr Wheat selling at .3ia \ .35 for white Gen
cscc lbs for white Ohio; and L.. 5a 5 II for fair
Southern Northern Rye has rcccdcd to Il cts. Corn
|a9 cts lower, the closing rates 90 to Sc cts for
mixed and Southern yellow and 69a7O for round yell
low. Hidcs-A fair demand continues 10 exist, and
the sales show some advance in prices. We notice
cargo of 61oS Bucnos Ayres, DO lbs, at 81 cts,
less per cent? 600 do. to arrive 30 lbs, 8, less
per cent, CASH 1000 do, 81 lbs, 10 country tan
ncr, "; loOO Ornoco, - lbs, u, less per cent;
GU0 dry Barcelona, and 1873 Porto Cabelo, 7, less
per cent, cash. Indig0-Thc market is firm, and
there is continual good demand. holaSses-ls
firm, but there pCrceptible change TO notice.
-Narul StorcS-Spirits Turptntme has further ad.
vanced and sold 46ai7 ctS cash, and 4Sa49, mos
Oils-Salcs of Whale at 81 cts. for export and "a,
cash. for selected for home use. Best Amer. Lin
seed, 60u6l, cash; Olive, in bsks, 81 ~, mos.
Lard OIL is very firm, Summer bringing TO and Win
ter 10 cts, cash. PrOUisOnS-Ohio Pork has again
advanced, but sales closed yesterday little lower,
800 brls. Mess at 4 l2.G2s, and much Prime at
500 Lard has advanced of a cent, brs. selling
9a95 cts. for good to prime Seeds-Clovcr inactive.
Timothy has sold at = IS; aud Flax & %, cash.
!Skins-Furthcr sales of 1000 Curacao Goat at 81
cents, mos. SPices-The market is quiet, and the
sales, except in lots 10 the trade, unmportant.
1900 lbs No. Nutmcgs brought Sl.l29, mos.
We quote Jamaica Pimento, 9d95 cts; Cloves, -,
cash; and Cassia, in mats, 10 mos. Sprits-For-
eign have continued in request and the sales to
a fair extent. There were no sales of Whskey yes
terday, and the market closed heavily at a decline
of ld2 cts from the highest point the sales prcvo
ly so brls. State Prison at 29d2o cts. Searine
A sale of 10000 lbs. w ite has been made at s.
cts, cash. SugdrS-Muscovado continue in active
demand, and prices are again OF ct. per Id. higher
In Cuba Box, there has also been improvement of
about of within month. The sales consist OF
1850 hhds Cuba at ia54 cts; $50 Porto Rico, 606
$50 New Orleans 4.a5s; l2O0 bxs. Brown Havana,
sa6; and 225 White do, 7a744, mos Ship. and
Com. List.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.
CoGee-A few hundred bags Rio have sold at g.
for ord and 6 sa65 for good to prime. FiOr-Is
in fair request, and Western sells at 80 per BRIL-,
aud city brands 5625a + $50 Rye Flour is n 4;
and Corn Meal ! 3 per bril- Grain-Not much do
ing in Wheat, buyers not coming up to holders
views; the few sales made Of red at ll0a
500 bushels yellow Corn have sold at 62a63 cts.
PrOrisioas-Prices remain steady, but very firm,
AID Pork looking up. Lard, S5a95 cts. in brIs and
kegs. SpSars--An import OF 3oo hhds N. Orleans
has sold at / a. cts per h., 4 mos, which is AN
npr,v ymtnt. Whiskey-Is dull, and there APP
prarances of it is held at - cts, but
there are no purchasers.
CuARLEsToN--wcck preceding Sept Is.
COti0n-IIas been in limited request and prices a
shade lower. The weeks sales comprise $500 bales
at 4 to g. cts. per Id. The stock on hand 1880
alcs. RiceA fair business has been done at 3ia3s
cts per ID, 2OOal30l tres. having been sold. Corn
Two parcels Maryland have arrived and been sold
for orrign shipment at 57d59, and $500 bushels n.
Carolina at 56 cts. per bushel Flo'u-Markct con- |
tinucs very quiet at 5.5Oa $3.50, according to quail
ty. Erch1nge-StcrlIng has declined to I ,a75 per
cent. prem. Freights-Are dull; Cotton to Liver
pool AT ad7 l6d., and Corn Cd.
New ORLEANS. week preceding Sept. Q.
Rem1rks-A material increase in the supplies of
several articles Of Western Produce, particularly
Flour aud Corn, has enabled exporters to operate
more freely, aud on rather more favorable terms.
The Cotton market continues heavy, and cannot yet
be considered having fairly opened upon the new
crop. The RIVER is about 3 fl. below high wa |
ter mark.-Price Current
COiton-Thc week has been dull, the sales only
about $500 bales, and prices for inferior to good mid
ding aas ct lower, the range being to g. cts.
Stock on hand 80 743 bal.s I1bacc0-In only mod |
crate request, but prices fully sustained. The
sales have been 500 hhds FtO,r-The arrivals |
have been quite large, and $4,000 brs. sold at 4.20
- 35 for ordinary to good Illinois and st. Louis
brands Grain-Receipts Of Corn have materially
increased and 5000 sacks have been disposed of at
52a55 cts. generally. Pmk-The light stock has
contributed to improve prices, and 1900 brls. Mess
sold part private terms and the residue at a range
of l.62s to IL per bril-, closing firmly the latter;
but Prime is dull at 975a $40. Lard is quite mac
tive, induced by the report of rise in the Ohio
river Sales Of the week at 7saSl cts. in brs., and
s5al0 in kegs, the latter an extreme rate. Coffee
In limited request, 6u6S cts. for ordinary prime
Rio. Erchange-fias remained steady. Freights
The business is still limited
CLMcINNATL-week preceding Sept ID.