Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-24
Whole Number 59S.

do hhds. H. GTd1-The receipts Of Wheat have
been large--but, with an active demand, both for
shipment and grinding, prices are well maintained;
sales of near 5000 bushels good and prime red at
1.U60 Il OF, and white at .lla S1.13 " bushel.
Rye is scarce; small sales of Penna at 65 cts. Corn
is dull, and prices have declined cts. ~ bushel
sales of ia 5000 bushels good old yellow at g.;
inferior at 81 cts and 1000 bushels weaviy at
60 cts ; new Corn is unsaleabe-l500 bush. sold at
so cts. Oats have not varied sales of Southern at
2Sd 81, and Penna. at 80 cts u bushel. Ginseng
is the last sale of Crude at 32 cts. "
b. .H0lnsSeS-'The market has been very quiet.
.NtUal StOreS-Spirits of Turpcntine is in modcr-
ate demand at 33d 80 cts. T. gallon on time
OHS-Linseed is firm. Sales in small lots at 7lG
70 cts. in casks and brls. PrOUiSiohS-The de-
mand for Pork is limited, but prices firm; small
sales Of Mess at 1O.5OG Sl0.75. Prime is held at
sS.75. Sced-The demand for Clover is small at
4.25d $3.50: Flax is scarce, and in demand at As
a 81 80, weight. SpiritS-W hislev has been in
good demand-sales Of 600 brls. at IS cents.-hhds.
command the same price. Sugdr-There has been
moderate demand during the week, and prices are
well sustaincd.-inI.
RICHMOND, Nov. 16.
FlO'T-Receipts moderate. Sales at So 06i ~
bil. Grain-1'he receipts Of Wheat are increasing.
Sales of red at a Sl.05 and white at l.05aS 10.
Corn-We quote at 81 cts a. bushcl. PrOcisionS-
We quote Hams 6aS4 cts; Sides Ga 81, and Shout
ders "a cts " ID. Coal ranges from 10 to Is cts
" bushel.
SAVANNAH, Nov IA.
COtton.-Since the receipt of the Cambra's ad
vices prices have slightly advanced sales Of 1872
bales at l0G cts u lb-arrivcd 6S42 bales, clear
ed 535l, stock hand 50,47 bales against 29,44l
last year. Rice-The receipts this week are larger
than those Of any previous one this season, and
prices have declined ct. T. H. sales of 1000 casks at
2Sa2} cts. T. ID. ETchanse-Wc quote Sterling
Bills Sla9 IT, ct. prem. Freights-To Liverpool
| I'd. " Id. for Cotton
NOBLE, Nov. 10.
| Cotton-Arrived 1,4lS bales; cleared SIG
bales stock 36, $40 bales, against A. 69 last year.
Since the receipt of the Hibernia's advces, the de-
mand has been animated, and prices have surher adj
yancei to ct. " ID. Since, however, part of this
advance has been lost Sales of $500 bales at 92Q
| | II cts for ordinary to fair quality. Exchange
We quote Sterling Bills at Sd9 ~ ct. prem
FreightS to Liverpool have declined to EG7-16d-
! Coastwise - u bale
New ORLEANS, Nov. 10.
| C0tton-Arrived, 25,505 bales; Cleared 1921
bales; Stock, 1O7 ,j64 bales. There has been fair
demand, but prices are unsettled. Sales of 81 800
bales at 949105 cts. u ID. FlOlT-Sales of 5000
brs at 4S74Cd 80 u bril- .1IOIasSess has been in
fair demand; sales of $500 brls. at 22G 223 cts,
| Pr0yisiOnS-Pori has advanced sales OF Mess at
s Goa So and Prime at $50 " bril-; Bacon is dali;
sales Of Hams at ga II cts; Sides 4s@4J, and
Shoulders A Al cts; Lard is steady at 549 81 cts.
| ~ ID. Sugm-rhe market is well supplied, and
prices are rather easier; sales of 1850 hhds at 3 s.
cts " b. for inferior and choice quality. Io6dcc0--
Market firm. Erchange-Sterling Bills sell freely
at 74dS! I" Ct prem. F'eightS are inactive; we
quote to Liverpool Cd. Coastwise freights are dull.
| CINCINNATI, Nov. IA.
! Cheese is in moderate demand at 54d cts. u ID.
| CatIe-Beeves arriving more freely, and prices
are less firm. Sales at 3d "A soy 100 lbs. Flour
is in better demand. Sales of 2000 brls. at 4.20G
| $40. GilscRg-Prime sells at 24d25 cts. ~ To-
Hogs-l0 or u houses have commenced cutting
Prices range from 2.50aS2.75 " 100 lbs. There
are not great many hogs in, but there is consd-
cradle number in the vicinity. Drovers fearing that
heavy arrivals would depress prices, are approaching
the market rather slowly The market at the close
exhibited no tendency to advance, but on the con-
trary, we think sellers showed disposition to be a
little easier in their demands. ProoiSiOns-Saies
200 brs. new Mess Pork at ~ so u Nl and POO
brls new Lard at 81 cts. % ID. 1000 green Hams
sold at 5a s. cts. % ID. Wool is in good demand
at full prices Freghts have declined We quote
to New Orleans, Flour 30 cts. Pork 40 cts. u bril-
Other articles % cts, and to Pittsburgh l2l cts y
! 100 TBS.