Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-10-27

selling at " cts, and Rough cts. U ID, cash.
Daiiy .4d0.
New YoRK-3 days preceding Oct. 90.
ASheS--Have not varied, Pot 81, and Pearl ga
Sc. l24. Cofee-The market continues very scantily
supplied, and business is restricted on that account
Sales OF small lots Brazil from second hands at ga 80,
and little prime at 1O4a IL cts " d., usual time
Cotton-The Nagaras accounts have rather un-
settled the market, causing decline OF 10 OF
cent in prices and the sales since have been small
for the week $500 bales. Flour and oledl-Ihc
stock of Western Flour increasing, but prices re-
main about the as previously noted, except Tor
descriptions which were little hrmer. New
may be quoted 4.934 "a s5.l24. Southern is steady
at 537l 800, the previous rates. Rye Flour is
down to PSI a -2.933, and Corn Meal ~3.l2A, the
latter quite dull. GfainN heat still dull, inferior
red Southern selling at II ~ cts, and white Gene
see 1.2Oa ,l.22. Corn has improved since yester-
day, the market closing firm at 634 ga for yellow,
and 81 IS cts for mixed Western. Henlp-ls
quiet. RideS-Sales Of Beunos Ayres and Rio
Grande in lots Of 800 each at liz cts, 6 mos, a
portion less II ct. for cash. HopS-ilaye sold
largely mostly speculation at l2H IA cts, cash,
for Eastern and Western. Lcdd-is without particu-
lar change Sale Of 1900 pigs Missouri to arrive at
II 30, cash. ,JIJluSscS-.Mubct heavy and prices
receded about a cent. .%acQi StJreS-Splrts Iur-
pentinc steady at -! cts, cash. for large parcels,
and 81, 4 mos. OHs-Lnseed continues to recede,
and 7UG IS cts. may now be quoted for English and
Pr0cisj0nS-The market for Ohio Pork has been
pretty good and prices rather improved but closed
somewhat lower, Mess $40 and Prime - 62I Lard
firm and in fair demand. bris selling at 64a63, and
kegs IA = cts. T. ID. SeedS-There is enquiry
for Ohio Clover at Is cts. Timothy is very dull.
SpiCcS-I.arge purchases of No. l Nutmegs have
been made ON speculation at % cts. now held high.
SDiritS-I.ess doing i'll Brandy Whiskey is i'll fair
demand, and 1000 brs. Ohio have sold at 26 cts.
SugdS-We notice somewhat increased inquiry
from the trade-prces, however, without change.
The sales are 600 hhds New Orleans at aga 81 cts.
100 Porto Rico, 81 a 64 400 Cuba, ga 81; 1850 bXs.
Brown Havana, 81 a g., mos I'o6acco-There
has continued good demand and note sales Of
$50 hhds Kentucky at a 81 cts; 12O Mason County
81 9; lGG Virginia, part 81 81; 81 Maryland, AZ
44.-Ship s. Com. List.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %.
Flour is quiet-the sales are moderate at S. T. bril-
for common brands; Corn Meal e3. 12B, and Rye
Flour -. Gran is in fair demand-sales of red
Wheat at 103d 81 OF cts, and white LOG LIB
Corn duller-saes of white at 81 cts, ard yellow
64d65 cts; Oats 3Oa34 cts; Rye $500 els.
Groceries are steadv-sales of New Orleans Sugars
at $50 e cts. Molasses 81 cts. Rice $685. cts;
Coffee scarce-Rio is selling at g. a 10l cts to
quality. Provisions quet-small sales of Mess
Pork at 80; Prime sS.75; Bacon firm; Lard g.
a Il cts. in brs. and kegs. Whiskcy is selling at
20 cts in brls.
RICHMOND, Oct. 49,
Flour is in fair demand at - u brl. Grain
The receipts Of Wheat are not SO heavy; sales at
a sos for red and white Corn 53G 81 cts. a.
bush; coal 10 a IS cts. Tobacco market active and
prices steady.
PETERsBrRG, Oct 10
Cotton is in brisk demand at SaS! cts " ID.
Flolu-Suppes small; sales at $3.50 500 Grain
Red Wheat is in brisk demand at 95 cts a n %,
and white at ol.0S; sales of Corn at 5ja 81 cts
g. bushel. Iobacco-Receipts light, and prices
steady.
Cotton-Prces continue unsettled; sales of 5037
bales at II cts y b.; arrived 1882 bales ell a ed
$685., stock l5,4G7 bales. Rice-AIarket dr)ol Jag;
sales of 400 tres. at ga 81 cts. T. ID Gr4ia-We
have no arrivals of Corn by water, and only small Il
receipts by railroad, which have sold 60G6l cts.
Pl0u'-Increased receipts have reduced the price of
Baltimore to sj624. Erchange-But little doing.
FrtigttS, to Liverpool ID, Havre c.; Coastwie,
"a T. h. for Cotton and 624G IS cts T. tire. for
Rice.
SAVANNAH, Oct IS.
C1f.on-Arrved 1862 bales; cleared 2295; stock
S3O3 bales. The demand has been limited, and
prices have UNDERGONE no material change; sales of
1879 bales at 94G II cts T. b. Rice-Mariet quiet,
and prices stcady sales of 2l3 tres. at 81 81 cts u
h. Ercbange Bills nominal at 1914
y ct prem. Freights-Nothing going to Foreign
ports. Coastwise, we quote Cotton at 5l6 ct. W h.
and Rice at 10 cts. U trc.
Cotton-Arived 4l41 bales; cleared 566 bales;
stock Is, 56 bales against 2S,662 at the time
last There has been more doing, and in
instances a SLIGHT advance has been obtained. Sales
of $500 bales at ga l01 cts " ID. for ordinary 10
midd!ing fair quality 1t is scarcely necessary to
say word in regard to the incoming crop. 1t is
now conceded all hands that the receipts at this
port will not reach 900 bacs-somc estin atcs
place them low $4,000 bales. Exchange
Market well supplied with Bills. We quote Sterl-
ing at a U CT prem. FreightS-No change
Journal
New ORLEANS, Oct. 13.
RemarkS-It is too carly for any considerable
ceipts OF some OF our leading staples, such as To-
bacco, Sugar MoasSes SC, the planters have
barely commenced to prepare these crops for market
The arrivals of Cotton too, moderate compared
with last wear, but it will be seen that the market
has reapsed into great dulness, and prices, particu
larry for the better grades; have declined.-Price
Current.
Cotton-Total receipts of 'the week 1861 bales,
exports SOL bales. Stock i'll presses, and on ship
hoard not cleared on the 18th instant 4S,S9S bales
The improved demand which prevailed on Monday
noticed as having materially fallen off on Tues
day, and on Wednesday the market was again quite
dull the sales bare reaching $40 bales. Alto
gether the market may be reported as extremely
dull, there being very few orders whose limits will
permit their execution, and little or no disposition
being yet manifested of speculative character.
Io5acco-There has been only moderate enquiry
for Tobacco since last report though it is proba
Bile that rather business would have been done
but for the character of the weather. which has been
too dry for handling samples. The sales Of the
week amount to about 425 hhds, of which 200 hhds.
were disposed OF within the past three days, and
prices are very fully maintained. There several
thousand hhds, (say some 1000 500U remaining in
first hands, which will probably be brought forward
to be disposed of before much of the crop begins
to arrive but at present much the greater portion o
this quantity is held at rates above our quotations
Cofee-There has been a decided movement in the
market, particularly within the last day two, ard
sales of some 1900 bags have been made at S4d 81
for old crop Rio, and $685. U H. for new, the latter