Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-04

tive at 4a&4l2A. Corn Meal has been quite dull
at , 50a }. % !, but irmcr at close. Graa-No cA
port demand for Wheat. Sales OF wnite tennessee ~
/ 500 S 81; Western Lisa l.3O Tor common 10
good, and y % for Virginia. Northern rye steady
at SSa9O cts. and Oats dull at 46alS Corn IN GOOD
demand better prices, Southern 52doi cts Tor niN
ed, closing at the latter, 55a5I Tor Whlle' anu w oi
very supcriOr RemD-Salcs Of Amer dew rottcu
at s l35 per ton, and Manila is held frhiy at ~ Gus
per Id. HideS-Salcs only Of small parcels mage
The market has become irmcr. H0h-EnSlI'il
Bars inactive. Sales OF Scotch rig at -3@ ,caSn
and mos. Lead-Sac Of 1900 pigs solt at , 100
on time NOiaSSeS-PriceS are cent lower, and the
sales have been considerable at l95alo3 CTS Tor -FOUR
cargocs Havana and Cardcnas; and iooo DTS. New
Orleans and n Iberia, IN lots mostly "' ~ cts'
mos Naral Stores Spirits Turpcntlnc has adHan-
crd 10 10 cts Tar reccdcd TO Sl.lO. If0rlSt0nS-
The market for Ohio Pork is steady at lOG y lOl25
for new Mess, and $3.50 for Prime. Lard has not
varied 1000 kegs have sold at 81 cts, chlehy See1S
-- Clover is in better demand at 14aI5 cts. SpHiiS
Sales of 20 hf pipes Cognac Brandy at "a STU;
20 j. J. Dupuy, I.lOG s 20, 10 Rochelle' Sl;oO' .
mos Domestic Liquors continue dull-the sales oil
Whiskey include some 6OO brls' at ~ CTS eSteIh
brls could Yesterday have been bought at % cash;
drudge casks NAV be quoted n cts. cash. SuSdiS-
Owing to the increased arrivals OF MuScovadoes SINCE
our last, including cargocs new crop forto RICO,
the market has become heaVy, ana altnough therc
has been fair demand prices have receded 4d5 OF
cent per ID. The sales include 7OO hhds n. Orleans
at iQ54 cts, mostly at 5G4I; and 80 do. new crop
Cuba, for refining, 4a4i, mos. BY auction, 100
at ujs cts; and 90 do. n. Iberia, 4.69a s per 100
lbs, 3 and 4 mos. IdIlotC-Contnues in good de-
mand, and prices are well maintained; prime East
crn Rendered. and Country sold at 81 cts; and 100
brs. Mutton Taow brought s., cash.-Shtp and
Com. List
PHILADELpHIA-wcclp preceding Feb 2G.
C0f6e-Salcs at ! cts for Laguayra, q cts. for
Rio and cts. for St. Domingo, on time. Drugs and
Dycs-Sales are confined 10 small lots of Indigo at
s5ao7 cts. Maddcr, lO5all cts; Soda Ash 81 cts.
-, al I'D solo pf
10000 lbs. good Western at 35a36 cts per ID. Flour
and Heai-Thc stock of all kinds is light, and the
market for Flour during the week has been steady,
with very moderate enquiry for exports About
2D0O brs. taken at $ $40 for fair mixed brands.
Brandywine is held at s per brl. For Rye Flour
: / asked and S3o7i bid. Sales Of Corn Meal reach
about $500 brls Pcnna. at $2.373. Gratn-Thc
stock Of Wheat is light; some 5000 bushels red have
been sold at / 25a s 80. Sales Of 5000 bushels Rye
at s5a5, cts the latter for Northern Corn has been
in far request for shipment. Sales of good yellow
5Iaj2 for Southern and 52a5i cts. for Pcnna all
weight Sales making Of Oats in small lots at
cts. for crude. Hcnp-About 80 bales Kentucky
dcw-rottcd sold on private terms. Ledd-A sale OF
100 pigs at S 80, q mos. MOlasseS-Thc receipts
have been large, and prices show no alteration.
About 1000 brs. New Orleans, mostly taken previous
to arrival, at y cts, on time Ndrdt St0'eS-Salcs
1000 brls. Rosin at 5000 cts for W Wilmington, the
latter including delivery. Tar So per bril-, from the
wharf, and sales of Spirits at 4Oa42 cts, cash and
time; held higher. OHS-l.nsecd is dull at "a
a65 cts. ProriSi0nS-Thc market is more fully sup
piled: lOa s 80 for Mess and Sa $50 for Prime
Pork, and lO.5Oa s 80 for Mess Beef About $50
brs. and csks. Bacon have changed hands at 6id63
cts for Hams and a3 for Shoulders In pickle; from
store sales are limited Sag for smoked Hams,
44a5 cts for Shoulders and 6a6 cts. for Sides Sales
of Lard in brS. and kegs range at Jas cts per Id.
Western Butter is scarce at l25al3 cts. Seeds-The
market for Clover is more active, and l2OO bushels
changed hands at prices within the range of 3.5Od
fl NOR Inn shpI Some 400 buShpls ImOthV sold
at 2.25a = 3; but little prime offering. FlaXsecd is
scarce at Lisa S la Spirits Whiskey is steady;
about 500 brs. sold at 25 cts, and hhds in small lots
at 5a24 cts. SugdrS-Arrivals large, but holders
are firm, and the trade have taken about 700 hhds.
New Orleans at 43a5, and 500 bags Brazil at 81 cts,
all on the usual terms
CHARLEsToN-weck preceding Feb. &c.
Cotton-The transactions of the week have far
exceeded any other week of the season, having
reached - 800 bales, at rather easier prices the
tremes being and Il cts. The stock remaining on
hand is 81, 10 bales. Rice-About $500 tres. sold,
the extremes 2.S75 and $3.3l5 per 100 lbs. En-
chdnge-Is without variation. Freights-Cotton TO
Liverpool is ID. in square bags and 7-l6da5d in
round, and to Havre Gal ct. Coastwise rates unal-
tered.
New Enthusiastically night Feb. 49,
RemGrkS-The business Of the past week has again
been on pretty extensive scale, especially in Cot
ton, which, however, has slightly declined in price.
The ruling rates for Flour and Corn nearly the
same as before; while Pork and Lard, as well as
Sugar and Alolasses, have experienced some falling
of in demand well as in price. Other articles
remain about stationary.-Deitd.
COtigH-Thc market opened on Monday rather
languidl ythc sales of that and the two following
days amounting to about ! 800 bales, generally at
decline of ct. fl ON the highest rates of the week
previous. At this reduction prices have been steady
and the weeks sales "a 900 bales, taken mostly
for England and the Continent Of Europe, though
partly for the North The receipts at this port since
the ist of September show an increase OF los, 63S
t,gI., DrtR. tor ord ilIr FRt1 la
Stock on hand, 234, 6l2 bales. Sugdr-Thc business
has been quite limited, owing partly to the difficulty
Of shipping to the West, and prices for all qualities
have declined full cent. Nolasses-Thc trans
actions Of the week have not exceeded $500 brls.
the Leycc including 100 to-day. Prices are bdl CT.
lower and close G to Is cts for inferior and fer
mcntng lots to 20 aud 90 cts per gallon for good to
prime. Fl0w-Ihe market, sustained by a light
stock and inconsidcrabie receipts has varied but
littlc-the sales having amounted to about II 900
brls s 475 for Ohio to 81 "a for ordinary Hill
nois and st. Louis. GrGin-The demand for Corn
has been quite active throughout the week. and the
sales sum up fully 10000 bushels-thc larger por-
ton for hpment TO England-at a range of 3Sdl6
cts, the ruling rate for Prime shipping lots being 40
cts. per bushcl To-day only 5JOO sacks have found
purchasers, chiefly at 43al6 cts for prime shipping
lots. We have sales Of Wheat to report, the
market being still nearly bare ProvisiOns-Thc
Pork market, owing TO large receipts has been sink
ing from day to day, until actual decline of Ia
so cts. has been cstabshed-thc ruling rates being
now S.oi "a - tor Mess, and O.S1 "a 81 per brl. Tor
Prime. The sales of the week amount to about 5000
brls OF Bulk Pork, 600, 900 lbs. sold at g.
round Bacon has been quite steady, and nearly
quite 500 casks have been sold at 43a45 cts. for
prime Sides and 3ia3f cts. for ordinary to prime
Shoulders For Hams prices range widely, from 5d
for plain, to OalO cts. for very extra, sugar
cured. Lard is a. ct. lower with rather less &C
tive export demand; but the sales, nevertheless have
embraced 5000 brs. and tcrces, and $500 kegs, at
range Of as cts in brls, and Cas- for inferior
TO choice in kegs Hhiskey-Some 1000 brlsD Rec
tilted have been sold, 20 cts for large, and 20 a2l
cts. for small lots CofeeThc arrivals, this week.
from Rio nearly 10000 sacks--in spite of which
sd me% s"a
7 cts for prime and choice. Exchanges of all kinds
very dull at the following range: Sterling, 7aS