Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-02-17
DOMESTIC NJ A r X + I S.

BOsToN-wcck preceding Feb. TO-
Coffee There have been about 1000 bags Of Java
sold IN lots at sag cts. and 3OJ sumatra at cts.
There is very little St. Domingo Coffee in market
Fish-Macterel continue in good demand, and prices
are gradually improving. No. Massachusetts in
spection are selling at S5Od $50; No. ., 5.5Oa
1915, and No. 3, 3.5OI s 81 per bril-. cash. Dry
Fish are dull and very little demand for shipping
small Cod, s 80 per qt. FIOr-There has been a
good demand and steady sales at s. for Genesee,
good common brands; 5.o1 for Michigan aud Oswego;
s. 80 for Ohio, round hoop, cash. For Southern there
is but little inquiry. Fruit-There is better feel
ing for Raisins and prices continue TO improve Sales
of 400 boxes Bunch Muscatc at ! 60; to 200 casks
blue mark, S 8 per cask, ms. GFal1t-Ihe mar
ket has been well supplied with Corn, and rather
dull through the week. but at the close hold
ers are storing and buyers have forward rather
more freely. Sales SO cts. for yellow fiat, and 81
cts. for white; and southern 81 cts; Rye is not
brisk Hemp-A decided improvement has been
realized on American. The sales of Dew rottcd
early in the week made at j. 100 per ton, and
subsequently, l7OaS 1880, and finally Sl15 has
been paid, on ms In Russia there has been consi-
dcrable sales at $40, ms. Sales of 200 bales Ma
Mia at - cts. per Id. 8 ms. Hides-Therc has been
very little doing Buenos Ayres are held at TO- cts.
IrOn-Pig Iron is more firm and better prices
realized. lIoldSSeS-1he arrivals have been pretty
large, and the demand rather light. Prices not
well sustained. Ol-Linsced is firm, and consider
able sales have been made of American and English at
SO cts per gallon, cash Provisions continue in very
rood demand aud sales Of Clear Pork at 90; Mess
demand and sales of barrels at jas cts, and kegs
9 cts. ms. Sugar-In Box the transactions for the
week have been rather small. A lot Of good White
at cts; 90 hhds. Cuba Muscovadoes at tals cts;
30 hhds. common ST. Jago cts per lb., 6 ms. The
East Boston Company have advanced the price of
their refined Sugars to cts, per cent. discount
Daily -Adr.
New YoRK-3 days previous to Feb. 10.
-fsles-Pot have declined to s637. Pearl are
nominal at ) 10. COtee-Remans very firm and
demand good. Sales Of 3oO0 bags Brazil al 6a63 cts.
mos; and $500 St. Domingo, mostly for export at
55q5f, cash. COtton-Without animation and pri-
ccs in favor Of buyers The weeks sales 100 bales.
DyelcOOdS-St. Domingo Logwood in fair demand,
and 30 tons sold at 25O0 8 ID, cash, the latter from
store. PARTNERSHIPS Of 5000 lbs good at IS, and
1900 do prime at 81 cts, cash. Flour and Neal-
Sales Of Flour TO fair extent at $50 for n.
ORR; common and mixed to good Western, 5.50I
S5625 and pure Genesce, 5.57 as Sc. Southern
dull at 5.37 "a $50, the previous rates Rye Flour
has advanced and sold at 3375a 3.l3t, Corn
Meal dull at 2.57zaS2 93i. FrIit-Bunch Rails
ms have advanced, 1000 bxs. having sold at S so
per bx. Grain--Wheat is enquired for
but the frmness Of holders, notwithstanding the
large stock, prevents operations. Sale OF 6OOJ bush
els inferior Western via n. Orleans at 81. Corn in
fair demand, remains steady at "a cts for white and
mixed Southern, and 59d6i for yellow do. Hemp
Market very quiet. Hides-Sales unimportant.
Lead-Missour has advanced II! cts, 200 pigs
having sold at s $50, cash. Leatter-Sole has con
tinued in good demand through out the week. and the
sales about 900 sides at full prices The stock
of Hemock yesterday was, near may be, 81 800
sides Molasses--1he market is dull and prices a
trihe lower. Naval StoresSales of selected Tar at
Ia 50, and common Rosin la s 05, the latter
delivered. Spirits Turpentine, 35a36 cts, cash
OHs-Whalc has declined TO 81 cts, cash, for home
USE Marseilles Olive in bskts. has advanced TO
$3.50, mos ProuisiOnS-Prices Of Ohio Pork
have rcceded, and transactions reached 1000 brls
the closing rates for Mess l2.2jd l2.37 and Prime
II .5Oa s II .62.. Ohio Lard has been in good de-
mand but closes heavily at 6ia7 cts. for good to
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