Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-09-29
Whole Number 500.
Nothing done in Ttupentine; Common American
Resin is rather dearer, 500 brls having been sold
from the Quay at IS. Id. u cwt.
Yours respectfully,
BROWN, SHIPLEY s. Co.
Extract from Barings' Circular.

ours respectfully,
BROWN, SHIPLEY s. Co.
Extract from Barings' Circular.
LONDON, Friday, Sept. T. 1919.
We have little change to notice in markets this
week. fair demand has prevailed for most kinds
OF Produce, and at the various public sales prices
have been we'll supported with the exception Of Co
loniaI Sugar which has gone rather cheaper. From
the Continental markets the advices more favor
able, and encourage the expectation of increased
demand from thence shortly. The Corn market has
been greatly depressed, and prices of Wheat and
Flour continue to decline. The harvest is nearly
completed in the early districts, and is being rapidly
proceeded with in the north; all accounts concur
ring as to its abundance and fine quality.
At our Corn Market on Monday we were largely
supplied with English Wheat of the new crop,
which was taken off slowly a reduction of IS. ~
quarter while Foreign was about Is cheaper.
Flour Is ~ barrel lower; best Western Canal 23s.
W bril-, while inferior qualities were unsaleable
All kinds OF Spring Corn brought about former rates
Indian Corn neglected, and worth nominally "A and
2js. for Ibraila and Galatz.
C0tee.-The public sales have been large, con-
sisting of about 1900 casks and 5000 bags Ceylon,
of which 5000 bags were Native, and they have
chiefly found buyers at about the former value; Ma
tive 3Ss. cd. a 39s.; Plantation sorts ranging from
about 40 up to 73s. u cwt. The other transactions
have not been important; they consist OF $40 bags
Bahia, from 34s Cd a 3Ss Cd and 5000 bags Native
Ceylon at sos. This afternoon there was an ami
mated demand, and 1000 bags Native Ceylon at auc-
ton sold brisky from 39s cd a Ais, establishing an
improvement OF cd, a Is U cwt, and 1000 bags were
| placed privately at 39s. Cd a lOs, with 800 bags
Brazil at 36s. The Dutch Trading Company's
Public Sale at Rotterdam the 3rd instant
well attended, and the whole 2O6, 4i0 bags found
buyers, from % cents for low ordinary, up to 81
cents for Brown Java, being for the ordinary descrp-
tions 4d2 cents above the valuations. The Am
sterdam Sale of 1924 bags to take place yes
terday, to be followed by 1925 bags on 18th in
slant at Mlddleburg, and it is expected the whole
will be disposed Of ON similar terms. We quote
Brazil $50 SIS; St Domingo 3ld 37s.
.Spices We notice sales of 30 cases Nutmegs, at
IS 10d IS Id, and 80 boxes Cassa Buds at Sis Cd
a SIS. The Trading Company's Sale, to take
place at Amsterdam on 4th October, will consist of
2760 casks Nutmcgs, $50 csks Mace, and 1917 csks.
Cloves, being all their stock; and they have given
notice that next year their sales will not exceed 1000
casks Nutmegs; 400 casks Mace, and 600 casks
Cloves.
!Sugar-The sales to the home trade this week
have been about POO hhds and $1,000 bags, with
quiet market, and generally reduction OF I'D. u
cwt has been submitted to. 100 hhds. 200 barrels
Cuba and Porto Rico, at auction, being held for
former prices, were chiefly taken in. In Foreign
kinds about 1900 cases brown Bahia have changed
hands at prices which have not been allowed to
transpire, aud a cargo of brown Pernams, i'll bags,
has been sold alloat at ISIS. for Amsterdam In the
ports of the Continent better feeling PREVAILS
and the general impression is that the article will
occupy a more favorable position after the result of
the Dutch sale At st. Petersburg they are very
dull, and quotations Of white Havana are almost
nominal
1ea-We continue to experience good demand
for Congous at and under Is. b., with very little
Offering; other descriptions also held firmly.
The next public sale will take place ON 18th inst;
quantity not vet declared.
! T0Jacco.--The few transactions this week have
been at extreme rates.
AMERICAN SroCGS.-The want of demand for in
vcstmen dcpressc prices, and where sales are lore
! ed low rates must be submitted to. We quote U.
s. 6 ~ cts, 1862 lola l02; Inscriptions of 1867 6S
1864 1851; Bonds Of $1,000 each, with Coupons,
| lU06id 1867; Massachusetts, lOl4d lO5; Mary
land, S9a 80; Pennsylvania, 7Sd 80; New York
State IS, 97!d9S4; do. Us, lOjd LOG; Ohio Is,
99d 1O1 Mississippi, Planters, 53d 81; do. Union
Bank, 20a %; Alabama j's, 60, buyers; Florida 6's,
27a2S T. cent The business has been very triling,
as is usual at this season of the year.
CONTINENTAL MARKETS.
! AMSTERDAM.-For North American Cotton the
demand is very lively, the trade in the past week
was very limited, $50 plgs. were sold at ~. Java
/ Cotcc cannot be had under c pa; Brazil was much
in demand, ordinary at Is to 49,, and common at
| e III, and good clear at 20! to 202 la casks
! Marya IoJacco out of first hands were sold, but
! the price not mentioned, 81 csks Virginia sold.-
! Nothing to mention in Refined Sugar, best common
is quoted at % to 26. Spices.-Pepper is quoted
at 10 to l54, Pimento f 26. Rice remains in good
demand, 500 parcels white Java at + were sold; in
prices no change American Grease "a to 24A, a.
in quality.
! ANTwERP.- Coffee remains in good demand Thu
whole stock ofLaguayra and Havana have been dis
disposed of. We quote Brazil 1873 to 234; st. DO
mingo "a to 264; Java 26 to IS. Cotton; Price
are advancing, the principal holders have withdraw
from the market. The next arrivals will meet will
a ready sale. $50 bales Louisiana sold at C 2S {
364 Sugar is in limited demand.-The stock con-