Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-10-13
hole Number 592.

about H. cts; 1900 do. average % lbs. liz cts.
1900 Chile % cts, mos. HOpS-About 500 bales
of the crop have been received, and sales made
of 200 bales, at l3d Is cts. ~ h. cash. Lead-
There has been nothing worth reporting done in the
article since last .HOlaSseS-The sales have
been 600 hhds. Trinidad at % cts 400 Cuba sweet,
from Stores at % cts; 400 sour, to disters sup
posed at 2 cts. II gallon, 6 mos. .Nhudt STORES
About 300 brs. Spirits rurpentine at 36l and 81 cts
" gal mos; 81 cts, mos, and 344 "a cts cash
OLIVE do not hear of any sales of l-inseed since
our last report. PrOUiSiOnS-The demand is moder-
ate for most kinds, without any large sales. 100
brls Mess Pork brought 81 | 80 u bril-, mos, and
other parcels Sill, A mos; Prime 50. l-ard-Salc OF
$50 brs. prime at cts and kegs Il cts. Spices
Pimcnto is and selling in small parcels at
1id Is cts. u H., cash; Pepper in lots Ga 81 cts;
Cassia 2ld % cts; lot Of Nutmegs, to go out OF
the market, at 80 cts. for No. /; Ginger, AZ cts.
long and 80 cts a. ID, short prices Cayenne Cloves,
IS cts Z" h., 6 mos. Sugdr-'fhe demand continues
good, and prices well sustained but the sales have
not been heavy for the two previous weeks, i'll
consequence of the trade being pretty well supplied
TObacC0-Fhe stock of manufactured is exceedingly
light and the demand very good. Leaf is also more
inquired for, and better prices are obtained Sales
of 100 hhds., mostly for export, OF Kentucky at 449
81 cts. u ID, 6 mos.-Ddity .fdU.
NEW YoRK-3 days preceding Oct. 6.
CdnheS-Steadv at 81 cts. for sperm and 29G 30
for Adamantine. CQfee-With increased receipts
OIL brazil the market mas advanced cent, SllCe
last week, the stock about 800 bags. The sales
embrace 1900 bags at Il 81 cts; 400 Maracabo,
Sd 81, and mos and 100 St. Domingo ia u cts,
cash. COtton-Elas continued dull, but we cannot
change our quotations The weeks sales have heen
500 bales at for low ord to | cts. for good fair
| Dye1cOodS-Saes of 100 tons st. Domingo Log
wood at s15.5O, cash. Flour and .Ne0l-The re-
ceipts OF Flour have been pretty large and prices in
some instances 81 cts. lower. There is more Cana
da offering, and 5000 brls., have changed hands at
l 4 ZFytE 4 S,.l, s .t.. nFAor
Western, Michigan, Sc, at 1890 S5.25, and
Southern, 5.374 $50. Rye Flour steady at 3.064
a 3.I2l; and Corn Meal 2,S73 a S3.1S4. Grain
Market for Wheat rather heavy Common Canada
selling at Sis, duty paid; mixed Indiana, Sc,
81 O3; and prime red Southern, 81 10 Barley dull at
GA cts; and Rye, 50. Corn is about . cts. higher
than before the arrival of the steamer Canada the
closing rates 634 60 cts. for mixed and yellow
Western. Hemp-Sales Of Clean Russia at 1872. 80
a S195 y ton, & mos. HiIeS-Remain quite firm
Sales of 20, 100 Orinoco at 104 cts, mos, less
u ct, for cash; and 1900 Buenos Ayres, lac 11}
cts, e mos. HldigO-Sale of 10 seroons Caracas
at S5G Sc cts, mos. IrOn-Is dull, and Scotch
Pig has sold at $3.50, cash. Lead-Prices are
lower, 800 tons English sold at S412l o. 100 lbs,
cash and mos, and 1000 pigs American, $40,
cash. .MOlaSSeS-Remains very firm with
duced stock .Naral StOreS-Prices of Spirits Tur-
pentine rather trmer with sales at 30 cts cash.
and $50 "a, 50 days Ous-Linseed is very dull,
and sells at 80 cts for American, and 80 for English
PrOrsiOnS-Oho Pork IN better demand and prices
at close somewh hat advanced Mess closing at 1925
n SlO3ll, and Prime S.3l a SS374. Lard is in
tive demand, but without improvement in price, the
sales 5000 brls. at Ga g. and 1000 kegs at 7d74
cts. Seeds-Salcs OF Clover at 6 ga cts, Spices
Sales Of Jamaica Pimento at 114al2 cts, and Pep
per 64d64. Sophisticated for Domestic Whis-
KEY steady at 27a2S cts. SUgmS-Are in fair de-
mand from the trade but the market generally has
the appearance of dizziness. BY auction 100 hhds.
\. Orleans sold at D. a 81 cts mos.-Ship. Com.
List
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.
Cofde-There have been arrivals this week,
and the stock in first hands nearly exhausted Flour
and .uedI-'rhe receipts of Flour continue limited,
but they about equal to the demand, and prices
have undergone no change: sales at S512l for COM
mon brands Penna., and S51S4 for Brandywine.
Grain-There has been good demand for Wheat,
and with limited receipts, prices have slightly ad
vanced-sales of ordinary to prime red at 1.034@
81 OS, but principally at O6d el.07, and white at
LEG S1.13 Rye is in demand at 81 cts for South
ern, and 60 ~ bnshe for Penna. Corn is scarce,
and has advanced to GA cts for yellow. Lead-The
market is nactive sales of 80 tons English at S455
" 100 lbs .N0lasSes-Saes of 200 Cuba and Mat
anzas at 23a "a cts. on time. OaS-Linseed is
somewhat unsettled; small sales at 93d 95 Pro-
risonS-The demand for Pork continues limited,
and the sales only in small lots. Mess at 1925
| a sl0.50 u bril-. Prime is held at %. Seeds-The
demand for Clover has been limited, and sales at
4.25d S4.50 ~ Ga lbs. Limited sales of Timothy at
/
to IL As. SpritS-W hiskev, early in the week, was
in good demand, and sold at 20 cts. since, however,
the demand has been less active, and sales of hhds
have been made at % cts. and brls. at the same
price. Sugar-There has been less activity in the
market this week, in consequence of the high rates
demanded-Sales of New Orleans at sac, and
white Brazil at 68d7 cts. " ID time, but prnci-
pally at the former rate.-Inquirer.
Measurement Of Grain, &c-The following is
official statement of the quantity of GRAIN Salt,
SC. measured in the district of Philadelphia during
the quarter ending 30th ult,
Corn. =. bush. POO 739 Oats 80. bush. 126 ,525
Wheat ......... 253,797 Barley ...........7,212
| Rye............12,l3 1872 Coal 221 200
Seeds. ............. 631 Salt ...........117,604
Ibid
New ORIEANS-week preceding Sept. 20.
COttOn-The entire sales of the week only amount
to about $500 bales, taken mostly for the Continent
and the North and although prices are still quite
irregular, yet there does not appear to be any suf
fcently marked change to call for alteration of
our figures ga II cts. for ord to fair, which
tinue the same as last week, remarking, however,
that factors ready sellers at these rates than
was the case some few DAYS since. The weather
throughout the past week has been of a highly
favorable character for the maturing and gathering
of the crops, but most of the accounts from the in
terror give low estimates of the product There are
still great complaints Of the ravages of the boil
worm, but the caterpillar army worm does not ap-
pear to have extended its operations and the season
is so far advanced that, with a continuance of
the present favorable weather. is to be hoped little
or no additional damage will be suffered from this
cause. Tobacco-The enquiry is still fair, but the
light stock sale, and the very full rates claimed
by factors, prevent any very extensive transactions
and thus the business OF the past week sums up only
about 300 hhds, the range of prices being about the
same as before quoted Whskey-Sales continue to
be made at 24d % cts. in small way for Rectifed,
but 200 brs. sold yesterday from the levee at 24t
cts. CoGce-'rhe transactions in Rio have been
limited, with sales at Saasl CTS the residue of the
new crop before reported being held above out