Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-01-20

BosToS-wcck preceding Jan. IL.
| C0frC-Salcs Of lUGl2OO bags st. Domingo, mostly
for export, at 5.a5i cts; 600 Rio common quality,
/ for export, at g. cts. per ID, mos DfugS-Cream
Tartar is in good demand, and prices tend upward.
Sales of ID csks. at ~ cts and since at / cts.
/ Castor OIL, l.2jG : 80 per gallon, mos Fish
Macllerel are dull and prices less firm No Mas
sachusatts inspection, 7.31G 7.5O No. >, ga 525,
and No. 3, SO per bril-, cash For Dry Fish, the
demand is far and sales Of Bay at Sl.75; Labrador
: 90: Bank, "a 50 ~ per quintal, cash. Flour
The article has been firm with fair demand through
the week Gcnesee, good common brands, 5.Ija
S5.s7z; Ohio round hoop, 5623a S5.I per brl',
cash. Grdin-Thc market for Corn has been firm,
and adv realized on the prices OF last week
Several cargoes have arrived and about 80 900 BUSH
els sold at % for Southern yellow fiat, and o2 cts
for white; old round yellow, 81 cts per bushel,
cash. Lead-A lot Of 1900 pigs brought Sl.3l per
100 lbs, cash. -NOlGSSeS-Ihe stock Is small, and
the transactions have necessarily been very limited
ProrisionS-Pork of all descriptions is in demand,
but there is very little here. One or two small lots
have arrived from New Orleans, and readily taken
10. 5Oa : IA per bril-, mos for new Prime, which
is a considerable advance on former rates. Mess is
held at 5 l5 Lard is scarce; some new w estern,
Just arrived in barrels, sold for g. cts per h. cash.
No Western Hams in market Boston Hams are
selling at 9a9l cts. per h., mos. Susdr-Thc de-
mamd has been very animated, and the sales since
cur last have exceeded 1000 boxes including 10 to
1900 boxes bought for a Southern market, at an ad-
vance of 4ui CT. per ID on previous prices. Sales
also of 10 400 hhds. Cuba Muscovado at al cts.
per b., 3 mos, which is improvement OF about
cent.-Daiiy 44dr.
New YoRK--3 days preceding Jan. 10.
CODee-Wc have no change 10 notice. The trans
actions consist Of 1909 bags Brazil at 5!dGi cts; 200
Sunatra. o.; some Java J, usual time; and st. Do
mngo, o., cash. COttOn-The market continued
active, at a further advance OF OF cent, until the
Americas news was received by telegraph yester-
dav when buyers refused to 60 on. Flour and Meal
The market for Western Flour Oh Wednesday
iirncr, and the decline Of o. cts noticed in our
last was fully rcgainrd. There has since been
steady fair demand for home use, and the improve
mrnt is sustained. We quote n. Orleans and Brook
lyn, 1915; mixed Western aud common State,
ISL IA 80 81; pure Gcncscc, 90, a ) 6l2. South
without change, and the sales are less cxcn-
sirc reaching bat about 2JJO bris. at 55Ja ) 5G2z
for Georgetown, Alexandria, Richmond Country and
Baltimore. Rye Flour is In small supply, but dull
at 3.l2Ea 1925. Corn Meal is in fair demand, and
the sales about 20J) brlS. Jersey, Brandywinc
aud good State at SO, cash. Fruit-Therc have
been sales OF 1000 bXs Bunch Rasins at 4O1 s 45;
500 hf do. 70a75 cts 800 Or do. 4oai23; 500 drums
Turkey Figs iOai25, mos. Grain-Whc is in |
very moderate request, and We have but 70 notice
sales OF Long Island, in lots, at : 10 for red and
) l.2J for white. Northern Rye is in few hands, !
and 6jaOI cts is now perhaps fair quotation, no
sales having occurred since last. Corn has been
Ia very small supply for some days past, and the
sales this account have been unusually light but
the market is very firm the sales arc lOa
$4,000 bushels old mixed Western, on private terms;
32OJ heated New Orleans and Southern 6Ja6l; 5000
white and other Southern, 81; and 6OO0 handsome
for American is very firm, and the sales include I25
bales dew -rottcd at 81 5Oa s l55, 8 Nothing
done in Foreign. HideS-Thc market is buoyant, |
and with light stock prices tend upward indigo |
There has been increased demand for the va
rous descriptions and the market is very firm. No
crop n. Orleans has continued in good
demand and in the absence of arrivals, advance |
Of has been obtained, with sales of $50 brls
at 29a30 cts. NaUQt Sales.--future is no movement |
of consequence in anything. Professionalism Pork |
has become iirmer since since our notice OF the
kct for Tuesday, and prices have further advanced |
% cts. with sales Of about 1900 brls. (ncludng
sales) at 5al 5.25 for Prime and Mess, l525d so
for cid Ohio Mess, g. 50a & 1915 for Prime, S 10 for
new Mess, .25a 5 l450 for Prime, and + l6 for 100
brls. new City Prime Mess. Ohio Lard is in light
supply, but the market dull; the sales confined
to small lots good to prime in brls at .a7 cts Seeds
There is some enquiry for Timothy, at la - Is.
100 brls prime new Ohio Clover sold TO arrive at |
cts; and Rough Flax, for crushing, 81 30 per SO
lbs Skus-About 1000 Curacao Goat have been |
oil in lots at 5tjd5l cts. mos. !Spirits-Domes
tic Whiskcy is without change, with sales Of about
300 brs at 2i5n25 cts. for State Prison, mostly in
small lots at %, cash. !SugnS-Wc are without
arrivals since last and the markc continues very
firm tho sales being entirely from store, at full pr
ces. 1dliOU-ls dull, and the sales since last
unimportant. Prime sells in lots as wanted at 81
Cts, cash.-!Ship. 8. Com. List
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.
Coffee There has not been much activity in the
market this week, and only hear of the sales Of
22O0 bags Rio at cts. Flour and Medl-There has
been but little demand for Flour during the week,
but the recent cold weather having closed up all the
streams in the interior, and thus off all the sup
plies, prices steady at S525 for common stand
ard brands. Rye Flour is nominal at 3a $3.l24 per
brl. Corn Meal steady at S275for Penua. Grain