Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-09-29
w WEEKLY COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.

cined and some $500 brls have sold at $500 Ss.564
for Prime (but could have been bought for less yes
terday,) and 100 Sl012I for Mess. Lard is dull,
and brls. have sold at 6ta62 cts. SeedS-Clover
is again in good demand and Ohio sold at 6G7 cts.
Timothy is out of season For Rough Flax 81. 524
has been refused. Spirits-Brandy has again ad-
vanced Domestic Whiskey in moderate supply,
has again advanced and sold at 26G27 cts. Sugars
The market is less active might be expected after
such heavy sales readily have taken place, but
prices are frn.-Ship. s. Conn., List
Sent 26.-Adamautinc Candles have advanced to
30 cts Coffee market still firm, and 2OOO bags Rio
sold at SaS4 cts. Cotton, with active specna-
tive demand, had further advanced "a of a cent Y
H., ordinary TO good fair having sold at 9la IL cts
No other alterations in the general market except
the advance in the price Of Linsecd Oil to u U gal
lon, with sales.-I1id.
At PHILADELPHIA. Sept D.
BarE-Qucrcitrnn continues exceedingly scarce
and prices have further advanced: sales OF 30 hhds
No / at 3id SO " ton, closing ut the latter rate
C0Fe-The stock in first hands is nearly exhaust
cd, and prices have advanced sales Of 600 bags Rio
and Laguayra in lots at 7ldS cts. " ID, on time.
FiOlT and .HcGi-'Thc export demand for Flour
continues limited, but prices have not varied. Sales
of common and good brands at ga S5l24 II bril-
Rye Flour is inactive, sales only in small lots at
500. q bril- Corn Meal is but little inquired after
Sales at 3.OG! n ,3124. The quantity Of Flour and
Meal inspected during the week ending 10th inst.
was as follows Wheat Flour, brls. 1852; Rye
Flour, hrls. jl4; Corn Meal, br!s. ,5O2. GrHIr-
There has been a moderate demand for Wheat, but
prices of red have slightly declined, in consequence
of increased supplies. Sales of good and prime red
at l.03a Sl.0j mixed Sl.07, and white at 1.l3G
Sl13! u bushel. Rye is wanted for distilling at GO
cts. but holders ask more Corn has been in limit
ed demand, but the supplies are light. Sales Of yell
low at 1906 cts, but principally at the latter
rate, and white at 59d 81 cts. u Sc lbs. Iolasses
Sales of near 500 hhds. Cuba and Trinidad at 224
a 252 cts, on time. PrOUiSions-'rhc demand for
Pork tnues limited Sales of 3G 400 brls. Mess
at 10.5OG Sl0.75 cash and on time. Prime S9.25.
Bacon-Supplies continue very small, but they are
equal to the demand. The activity noted in Lard
has ceased and prices barely supported; sales at "a
72 cts. u b. in brs. and kegs SeedS-Thcre has
been an active demand for Glover at a further adj
vance; good and strictly prime free 4.5Oa c475
weight. Timothy is rather lower; sales at 225a
S2.S7l. ip bushel. FlaXsced is scarce, and com
mands .3ja II 40 on arrival. SWgGrS-The activ-
iy noted during the past two weeks still continues
and the recent advance has been fully sustained
sales of Cuba and New Orleans at 5a 81 cts, white
Brazil g.; and Cuba brown at 81 a 81 cts. t. ID. all
on time Whishey-Ear!y in the week holders sub
mitcd to a decline, and 5d 600 brs. sold at 26 cts.
since part of this decline has been recovered and
sales in small lots making at 264G cts; hhds
from their scarcity command the latter rate.-In4.