Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-04-07
DO MESTIC MARK rs.


have been very light. For loose Bank Fish 2.62d
$2.75 per qtl, cash. is obtained, for small parcels
and asia = g. packed. But little doing i'll Maclerel
aud prices nominal. We quote No Mass. insprc-
ton, SODA SS.75; No. 2, 5.5Oa ) $40; and No 3,
3.50a 49, cash. EoT-Since the arrival Of the
steamer the market is somewhat depressed, and
lower prices submitted to. Good Gcnescc about
maintains its former price of Sc; Michigan and OS-
wego, 5.75 Ohio round hoop, 5 80 per bril-, cash.
Southern ranges from 525a ) $50, mos, and not
much doing. Gran-Our market remains in about
the that it did at the close OF last week,
prices ranging the same, viz: 59aOO cts for yellow,
and 81 a53 cts for white Corn, cash. The arrivals
have been small, and but little done in the article,
1t having rained almost every day since our last re-
port. Hemp-Somc small parcels Of American dew
rOttcd have been sold at $ 50 per ton, 3 mos, tor
good The stock is small and holders firm. Russia
held at 2lO, bat we hear of no sales Manila Is
quiet. and generally held at 81 cts, mos. Hides
cargo OF $4,000 Buenos Ayres have arrived since
our last, which held at IL cts, but we do not
learn that any sales have yet been made. Lead-
There is only one holder of the article, and he is
selling small parcels at cts. per 10, caSh-43 cts.
cash. offered for large lots 10 arrive, and refused
liolaSSeS - Since last the sales have been one
cargo of $50 hhds. Cuba sweet 20 cts in lots
cargo at the same price TO go out OF the market, and
one cargo at ~ cts, b mos; some small lots at ~
cts, mos, per CT. off for cash Naval Stores
There being good supply of Spirits of Turpcntinc
in Market prices have rccedcd since our last. Sales
Of 2a3O0 brls having been made at 80 cts. per gall,
mos, and 81 cts, cash. OH-No change in Lin
Secu, ana safes llSnt 4 OF American ana English,
the price obtained is 90 cts per gallon, cash. Sales
Of Lard Oil at 5Oa1O cts, 3 mos, as to quality; la
1000 gallons Olive, in casks, SO cts, mos. Provi-
SiOHS-Ihc mark continues in rather an unsettled
state; owing to the large receipts, and the desire OF
some holders to realize, the prices Of last week are
with difficulty sustained. Prime Pork has been sell
ing at 10 5Oa $ll; Mess, s II per brl mos, with
large discount off for cash. Lard in fair demand al
7a7 cts per h. for barrel, and aa7 cts mos, for
kegs SIitpetre-Thc demand has been pretty ac-
tive and sales Of 500 bags to manufacturers at 5Sa6
per h., mos, for fair to very good quality.
Sagar-The market has been quite inactive, and
sales extremely light, probably not over to BOD
bxs. sold during the week. Holders, however, arc
firm, and some Of them do not offer their Sugars at
present prices. JPool--The demand continues very
good for both foreign and domcstIc-DaiLy AdU.
New YoRK--3 days previous to March 81.
dsheS-Pot continue firm, selling at q % "a s 055;
and Pearl steady at 81. Beespar-Salcs at 2ld22
cts, cash. for prime. COJee-Is without change,
and among the lew sales have been 1000 bags Brazil
at 6ia7s cts. per h., usual time. Copper. New
Sheaihng has sold at - cts. per h., mos; and Old
Copper at l6Eal7 cts, cash. C0Hon-Ihc market
has been active, and some kinds have recovered Of
cent from the recent depression caused by the Can
ada's accounts-9O00 bales have sold extending the
weeks operations to g. 500 bales. DyelcOOdS-Salcs
of St. Domingo lockwood at IL ga 4 IL per ton. -Four
and Meal-Western Flour has been inactive, owing
in part TO unlavorabc weather, and we again reduce
quotations 6!dl25 cts, the extremes of prices
paid were and = 81 |, and pure Gcnesce 5S7 "a
so. The stock oil w estcrn Oh hand Is ABOUT l2U,UJU
brs., against 100 900 same time last year Frede-
ricksburg, Georgetown and Baltimore has been sell
ing at ga $5l25. Rye Flour is down to 2G25a
S2s74 Corn Meal steady at S2.56i. Grain
Wheat is dull. Sales of mixed Ohio for export at
Sl.lO, and Illinois red at S LOS. Rye is
plenty and has sold at So 5a59 cts. Corn continues
steady at 52G535 cts. for Southern white and mixed,
and 56a5S for yellow. Hemp-ls without Chang.
iideS-We notice sales Of 9iS4 Bucnos Ayres, 2Oi
lbs at 10 cts, less per ct; 300 do, 81 lbs %,
less per cent; 1000 Rio Grande, 20s lbs, as they
run, 9, less per cent cash; 1852 Ornoco, y less
per cent, 6 mos. LrOa-Thc market is still quiet.
Lead-Missouri has reccdcd trife, 2OOO pigs nav
ing changed hands at $495, cash. MoasseS-Con-
tinues steady with fair demand, Porto Rico selling
in lots at 26a3 cts; Cuba 2ia27; and New Orleans,
21a29, 4 mos. NaUat St0reS-Spirlts Turpentne
dull at 37a39 cts, cash and time. ProUisionS-Oho
Pork dull and prices looking down The closing
price Of prime is SS.S75, and Mess, $lO.75, for
small lots only Lard probably little iirmer, prime
in brls at 65a63, and kegs oaal cts. SeedS-Clover
cts. Sprits-DomestIc Whiskcyis lower, selling
at y cts, cash, in brls. Stgars-Muscovado /
Of a cent lower. The sales consist of 1000 hhds.
Porto Rico at 4sa5s cts, with few choice at g.;
400 Cuba, id5 most Of the above for refining; 500
New Orleans, 4 sa5i; 200 bxs. Brown Havana, 6a6i;
and 200 White do, -, mos. Smac-20O bags
Palermo have been sold at SG2.50, 6 mos, which is
a reduction. Idllotc We have only to notice sales
Of 20, 900 lbs prime in lots at as cts. which is
fraction lower; and 100 brs. common Western. ola
- cash 1sas-The auction sale Of old Teas, Wed
ncsday, showed no change in the market OF which,
however, 1t was no craftsmanship. and Com. List.
PHILADELPHIA, March 81.
Flour and MeGl-Thc tenor of the Canada's adj
vices from Europe, in connection with the fact that
considerable supplies their way from the in
terror, has induced holders Of Flour to subnit To
further decline in prices; bit the continued rains du
ring most Of the week has confined operations TO
1000 brls. at St4.75, S46S and 81 g. for
common brands, closing dull at the lowest price.
Rye Flour is dull, and prices lower-salcs Of $40
bris. at 3.l2s, 3064 and 5 per br. Corn Meal has
been in moderate demand, at 80 for Penna., with
sales OF 2ODO brls including choice brand al a shade
over that price. Grdtn-The demand for Wheat
has been limited this week, in face Of light receipts,
and Transactions have been at la s .03 for good to
prime reds early in the week, since at 95a9s cts,
aud white at | .03d 8 per buShcl. Rye in small lots
for dlstilling at 6Oa6l cts. Corn has been in mode
rate demand with increased supplies, and prices are
seady-sales Of Penna. and Southern yellow at 53a
81 cts Oats sell more freely 30a3l cts. for South
ern, and 33a35 for Penna. FOn-Thc demand is
less active but prices continue steady. About 1900
tons Pcnna. Pig Metal sold at % so TO 1927 for An
thracte and Charcoal Iron. Molasses-About 600
hhds. Cuba sold on private terms and 500 brls New
Orleans at 80 cts, on the usual credit. OH$-Ln-
seed IS in limited demand and prices steady at
6Da62 cts. with small sales. ProuiSions-W Western
Pork Is dull and only small sales have been made at
liza 5 IL .25 for Mess, and s 10 for Prime per brl.
The receipts Of Bacon reach $50 hhds., and there is
only moderate demand; sales Of $50 csks. at Tag
cts. for Hams in dry salt, and Gal in pickle; Sides
at s05 and 4afi for Shoulders; about 100000 lbs.
IN bulk sold within the range. Lard is dull at
7a7i cts, with small sales. iSeeds-CIoversced has
been but little request, with small sales at 3S7ld
S4l23. Sales Of Flaxsccd at 3ln s .33 per bush.
Spirits-W hskcy has again been dull at 201a2l cts.
in hhds. and 81 3c22 in brls.-Inquirer.
Neither Coffee or Sugar were noticed in the
aboye.l
CHARLESTON, March 30.
C0tton-The total sales of the week have been
7ld3 bales, and the extremes Of prices have been So
cts for inf to u for fully fair; and the stock hand
at full and firm prices, all the receipts (3500 brls
having been sold at the extremes of so and S3.2k
per 100 lbs Exchange is selling at s. per
cent. prem. Freights-1avc not altered since our
last. TO Liverpool the current rates continue at ID.