Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-11-04
DOMESTIC NJ MARKET S.
BosroN-week preceding Oct. %.

is pretty good stock of dry Fish, and the demand
is fair Mackercl in demand, and prices are
about the the closing rates OF last week. VIZ
1925 for No. /, 1926 for No. 2, and 1925 for No
3 per bril-, cash. FlOur-Our market has not been
affected by the news, the supply being moderate,
and the demand good. Genesec, good pure brands,
are selling at $5.75; Ohio and Michigan, 5627;
Fredericksburg, 1915 per bril-, cash. Fruit-By
auction, 74OO boxes Bunch Muscatel Raisins, $500
sold, l.40a s AL; 1900 half boxes, 125GI6 cts;
2000 quarter bxs, 44a44l cts. per box; 3Oo ht csks
Grapes, Goa 5 LIS; 300 Or csks. do 50 cts each
l27 trails soft she'll Almonds, l2tal25 cts per H.
Grain-Several parcels of Corn have arrived this
week, and the market is better supplied sales OF
yellow flat at 76a77 cts; white do. 6oG6o cts per
bushel cash There are orders for Corn, Tor export
but the present rates are little above the views OF
the BUYERS, Gunnu Bags-Sales of 50 bales, small
size, u cts; $4,000 do, part IN bundles al
cts, each, mos. Hemp-American ew-rotted IS
enqured for, and sales of ii tons at l45a 80;
100 bales at s $50 per ton; 100 Manila, 81 cts per
h.. mos, HideS-The sales have been quite lin
tied. Hops-About 500 bales have recently been
exported part of which were OF the new crop and
sold at 10 cts per h., cash. There is but little de-
mand and but few coming in just now. ) mali lots
are selling at 10 cts, cash Lead-A sale OF 24Jo
pigs has just been made, on landing at as CTS per
ib cash. There is very little now remaining IN frSt
hands. MolaSSeS-Thcrc is some enquiry by the
trade, but the sales have been light PrOTiStOnS--
The demand has been moderate and sales mostly
confined TO home trade. Prices not so firm as
they were, and decline has been experienced on
Beef, and some qualities of Pork. Sugar-Ih he sales
of Box since last have been very small and pro-
badly do not exceed TO 400 boxes, to the trade.
IpOOl-Amcrican Fleece Wool is in moderate de-
mand at quotations.-Daiiy 44dU.
New YoRK--3 days preceding Oct. IS.
-4SheS-Are in steady request at $6.25 for both
Pot and Pearl. BeeStcar-Sells at % cts. Coffee
Remains without change and transactions SMALL Bra
z 55a65; Laguayra, 53a6; Sumatra, g.; Java iaSs;
and Mocha, II, 4 and mos; and St. Domingo 5la
81 cts, cash Copper-Sales of Peruvian Pig at l75
cts, for export Cott0n-Is little lower, owing to
which fair amount of business is doing for export,
the sales CT the week reaching 10,l00 bales at the
of 5ia6S cts. for Upl and Flor, and 54a15
for Mob. and n. Orr. including ord. and good fair.
Drugs and Dyes-Are dull. A small lot of Turkey
Opium sold at 81, which is an advance. DyelcoodS
Sales OF St. Domingo Logwood at l5a s $50 per
ton. PARTNERSHIPS of prime Western at 80 cts,
cash. Flour and 1Ieal-The steamers discourag-
ing adyiccs have caused decline of 8 ala cts. in
Western Flour, and the market closes with heavi-
ness Ohio and mixed, $3.50 = 5.3l !, and pure Gene
see 5 IS ia S $50 per bril- Moderate sales of Southern
at S5.62s. Rye Flour sells freely at 350a S3.62!,
and Corn Meal 3.3l "a s. 81. Fruits in fair de-
mand. Sales of 1000 bXs. Bunch Raisns at s. Loo;
halves, 50 cts and qrs. 49, BY auction of Bordeaux
Prnes lis cases in fancy cartoons sold at ii 5Gl44
cts; 10 do l7a22; and l75 Or. bXs 9ia95, mos;
30 trails Arabian Dates, A., mos; and $50 boxes
French Lemons, SS2.25, cash. Graif-Largc re-
ccipts Of Wheat and only a limited demand has in
duced a decline in the lower grades. White Gene
see, however, remains steady at l25n s u; other
Western SLID Tor white, ana l.O5a ? ~ lor rcu
and mixed Northern rye oioo'z :; Darley, 'O"r'i
and Southern Corn G2 for inferior yellow, G6a63 for
fair togood 7la73 for round and 6a70 cts. for white
HemP-Amer' remains quiet h'GcS-oaie u ioIo
Bucnos Ayres at supposed 10 cts, mos. I,ead-ls
dull no sales. -d0taSSeS-COhlh"eS very o
Ndcat StofeS- safes OF Plris luIPehtihe ut ~ US
cash, and ~, time. OHS-Linsecd continues dull;
and Lard sells at 64a65 cts, cash. PrOuiSionS-The
market for Ohio Pork is now considered very firm at
SOLO 56Sf Tor Prime, with sales OF 2oO DIS ana
l2.5i "a l2'503 Tor Mess. ONO Lard Is du ana
declining ors' selling at 5a ior interior 10 prime
and kegs at - cts Sp'ceS-iw cargocs, 29Vo paSs'
new crop Jamaica Plmento have arrived and been
Sold part % cts snort price, CASH ior export ana
W., NE 'ts'uuo o,i no, "a 49,, S
,'' contioo diI hmt rhont bo,@n IN nri
Wv rUo,n IT, IN ca;r Jnnard R,ndcrcd sli;ng nj
so cts cash shin e. com Iist
49, ' ~ F
PHILADELPHIA, Oct %
Cotee-Dullo OF sale: RIO, 6iHo3 ana ST. domingo,
o. CTS. per 10: Fto'U and Iheat-Sales oil Flour al
$751; ior western, ana o.4Sia y ooU ior brandy
VINE. Corn Meal sells at 5'l23a ioi per Dri'
GTa"-Wh is IN lar request At ~ ~ i2r
"hltc, ana Uoa . LIZ ioT rcu: N.Y. u"ii at o'uo7
cts Corn sells at o2aoi cts lor White, ana % ior
yellow. Mo!dSSeS-l ne market IS quiet Jus
Lnsecd sells at o9d6O cts. Proc'SlonS-Pork Is IN
limited request, mess selilhg at ia , i2'oV' ana
Prime va - 20 WIN STOCK il9h' c L1Iu may DC
quoted Sd92 cts III Drls' ana kegs >PFHS-N ms
key sells at "a cts SuSG$-lh ne market Is without
animation, and prices merely nominal
CHARLEsToN-weckp preceding Oct, g.
CoHon-Quite an active business has been done
though at reduction of !a3 of cent per h., the
transactions of the week summing up 5000 bales,
prices ranging from a. to 10 cts per h., leaving
stock on hand of IA ,553 bales. Ricc-IIas been in
fair request and all the receipts which comprise 2900
tres, have changed hands at 3.l2 "a 3.375 per 100
cargo of $500 bushels North Carolina has sold at 50
cts FLOur-Is again quiet small lots Of Virginia