Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-12-09

main unsold. The stock LIST inst. consisted OF ioo
hhds Florida, 23O6 do. New Orleans, lo22 40 oupa
500 do. Porto Rico and 100 do. ST. CrolX-togethcr
1855 hhds and 4,66S bXs. against l2ib hhdS ana
6059 bxs. same time last ycar.-Shtp y COM Last
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. >.
Cofce-suppy light Sales of Laggayra at 6aGs,
and Rio 6ia6s cts, mos F30'" and Med-Sales
of Flour at 5.25a 5.3l for COM standard brands;
Rye Flour, Is 3.37s and Corn Meal, Is I "a S2.Joi
per br. Grain-Priccs for Wheat less firm good to
prime red selling at l.0Sd s II, and white .lod
SILT. Closing rates for Rye OOa63 cts. Corn has
been selling at O3a65 cts for old and 55G56 per bushcl
for new Southern Oats dull at 27a2S cts. I.cad-
Sale of 5000 pigs at i cts. per ID, mos SEEDS
Sales OF Lnsced at 55a5I cts ProciS'ons-WN , est
crn Pork is in limited request at 3a Is sou Tor Mess
and 9 25a 1919 for Prime. Lard steady at oao2 Gus.
S0iriS-Whiskcy sells in hhds at % and in brls at
u cts. SHgW-Wthout change, aud market dull
New ORLEANs--3 days preceding Nov. %.
COifOn-lhC sales for the week have been 23,lOO
bales at an improvement Of fully of cent, prices
ranging from i, TO t. cts, including ord. and fair;
and the stock on hand 1923 bales. S"S~-Therc
have been 1900 hhds. sold during the week, taken
mostly for refining including inferior at J! and prime
at 4 cts. MOIdsSes-Thc price has advanced to 2On
2O3 cs and 1900 brIs have sold chiefly to go West
10000 gallons sold on plantation at 10 cts. Tobacco
The stock is reduced to about 1000 hhds. mostly
low grades except Mason county, aud buyers in con-
sequence have no parcels from which to select. Flour
"A rise in the river has brought large receipts,
and sales have been made at 4. 75u $i.575. Grain
Corn is in good demand for export, and has sold free
" at Pass cts. for new and old. PrOUiSiOns-Porl
is in more limited demand, and sales have been made
at s 1850 for Mess aud 9.3l "a S9625 for Prime.
Lard dull at 6sa7 cts the latter for prime in kegs
UhiSkey-Ilas declined TO 2lG2l cts. for rectiied.
COBce--Two cargoes, (9o25 bags,) have arrived d-
rect from Rio, but large portion is of ordinary quail
ity Sales of about 1000 bags within the last days
at 5 1a6 cts ange--Stcring in good demand
has sold at sac per cent prem Freights-Not much
doing the past few days.-Price Current.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 90.
The lower stage of water here has caused an ad-
in the prices of ircights 10 New Orleans which
arc IOa5O cts. per 100 lbs; Flour per brl. .
cts; Pork and Lard 81. Whiskcy $l25. To st.
Louis the % cts per 100 lbs; Salt 30 cts.
Whiskcy o.. cts per brl. 70 Pittsburgh l23 cts
per 100 lbs, and Whiskcy cts. pcrbrl. Operations
connected with Pork packing are now the principal
feature of market. The demand for the hog
product for shipment, however, is yet moderate, but
is increasing Flour has found very ready sale at
full figures. but the Grocery market IS comparatively
quiet. Catte-Thc supply at our last date was some
what liberal but at present Is moderate. The sales
to packers amount to about 1000 head, few light at
2.>5a $500, but a majority, including medium to
good, At 1881 to 1887; nearly $50, superior,
averaging $50 to $50 lbs, at 4u s LI2!. Cheese
The receipts have again been laIgc-ncarly q 900
boxes in the last week, which makes the aggregate
from Sept LIST larger than last season, to same date,
! and the stock is now ample. The sales up to Mon
day night comprised $500 boxes, the usual shipping
| qualities all at g. cts; 522 boxes, unsolicited from
! landing, on Monday, at g.. The transactions are
| mostly at two, three months credit sale
yesterday of 100 boxes for shipment at 6i 600 do.
| unsolicited, at g. cts The market is feeble, with,
as seen by these sales, some disposition to make a
! slight concession in prices. IoSS-Ihc arrivals
much larger during the last week, and since
| Saturday the number is still increased With the
exception Of Thursday Thanksgiving day) and Fri
day the we ather has been favorable for packing opc
ratiunS causing, during the last three days good
deal Of activity. The sales up TO Monday night
amounted to 10000 head. Some lots light to medium
quality have been sold at 81 32O, and on Thursday
and Saturday some lots good at 3.l7a i 3 20-somG
small lots dead during uniavorabc weather, at PSI
dS2.95, but majority Of the aggregate have been
sold at rates ranging from $3 % to S3.35-somc al
S3.37!, a lot Of 500 on Thursday at this rate, with
conditions, however, which affected the nominal
price: sales of nearly 600O head TRANSFERRED on Mon
day-onc lot 600 head div. on 300 lbs. at 3.l2.C
1925; 600, ay. W.T.. 200 lbs. at $3.50; the residue
mostly heavy hogs at 3.3Ou $3.35-onc lot OF 800
av. VT. $50 lbs, at S3.375. The sales were less
numerous yesterday, but indicate change in prices
Tn TO last Saturday night the number slaughtered
was from 5000 TO 10000 head. There are now
large number in the pens, with free arrivals. Ohit
and Indiana hogs are coming in to some extent, Blu
the main supply is from Kentucky. Provisions
There is beginning to be little enquiry for Pork
but the only sale reported is lot of 300 brls. new
Mess at SO, which is something less than most hold
crs will accept OF Meat sailed in bulk, the only
sales reported are Al 900 lbs Long Middlcs, pri
yate terms 100, 900 lbs. do at o. cts, p'k'd. Fol
Green Meats there has been considerable demand
and sales of Hams have TRANSFERRED to extent of 7Ot
pcs.--l600 slop fed at cts 1000 corn fed, during
doubtful weather at 462sa 4.S2; the residue all a
5 cts at which the market is still firm. Of Shout
dcrs 5000 pcs were sold in lots at . cts 1000 pcs
Sides at 3.65a ! 375; market firm at latter rate
with some large Transactions of which the particu
lars are not public. Nothing doing in Bacon. d
Lard sales are yet mOderatcthc product OF 800 slof
fed hogs at s. cts, pkgs. extra; 400 kegs prime No
at g. cts. tarcs actual and - per cent; l6 brs. do
at 8 cts, tarc IS per cent.